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Candidates for donald trump and we were -- what would we be saying? we will be saying, some of this book stuff has gone too far. we would be saying, some of our inability to really bring people in who are working class in a great way is not where it needs to be. so, there are problems and faults and flaws in our party. i want to make sure that we fix those. because, 2024 is around the corner. >> i have to say, i disagree with you a little bit. i think that we -- both parties need to do an evalua...

One on rachel scott. our thanks to . and now we want to get back over to our political director, rick klein . he was quite a nail biter, but ultimately, the script that played out was a familiar one , a very familiar one . >> he was basically the same kind of kind of map that when i ran up in the first round of voting, he just pressed that advantage, especially around early voting. >> the margin is probably going to be maybe a little bit larger ,maybe twice or so, maybe a little point and a half...

Generation of leaders. my party has a lot of talent. when you have a man who can win in a state where just a few years ago they were hunting us down with dogs, that puts him right at the top of the democratic party. >> its interesting, paul and april, im really interested in your take as in this as well as to. theres a lot of interest herschel walker and his flaws of candidate. all true. but the reality was he was a flawed candidate standing up against somebody who is incredibly talented with a ...

Party? were heading into a new congress, youre going to have republicans in charge of the house, democrats in charge of the senate. what do republicans want to do to define themselves beyond investigations? >> so lets let the lieutenant governor, the republican here. >> i want you to respond but let me just put this out. this is the former speaker of the house newt gingrich. he says conservatives hostility to the biden administration on our term tends to blind us to just how effective biden has ...

He needs to appeal if he wants to be viable at all to be speaker to trump, trumpism and not just the base, the voting base but actual candidates in the house where the sort of environment is different. >> would republicans have done better, abby, if they had a less controversial candidate? >> in georgia, yes, absolutely. herschel walker despite all his flaws got almost 50%, 48% of the vote. that really just tells you that this state still very much has a red blueprint. there are a lot of republi...

Keep in mind, lots of republicans lined up behind walker as it was october of 2020 one . but what happened to mitch mcconnell himself endorsed walker months to a full half a year before the primary. he got behind herschel walker as well. they believe that he could overcome those flaws and that he could take advantage of the dynamics in georgia and win the war, economy and finally, georgia has been firm on all of our minds for the past two years. does this cement the fact that georgia is now a ba...

Injuries and flaws of the elderly are supposed to be in category three, which are less of a priority. i said earlier in your programme a full can be life threatening —— a fall can be life—threatening, you hear horrific stories about people who fall at home and are then stuck and unable to call for help until they have been left there lying so long without food or water or comfort that their life becomes threatened. in a way that it wasnt. it wouldnt have been if they were rescued early on....

Lets discuss with politics reporter from "the atlanta journal-constitution" shannon mccaffrey. thanks for being here. what are the factors that you think are driving georgians to the polls today? >> well, i think, you know, the factors are different for the different candidates. i think, you know, some of the folks coming out to support herschel walker, you know, are looking past some of his flaws and some of his gaffes and other issues, because they simply want another republican vote in the se...

>> sure. absolutely. its a matter of what are your choices? in many cases we dont like the behavior, but we like the record. weve reached a point ever since january 6th, that was a dividing line for a lot of people. >> i think the dividing line was not january 6th, but november election, that reps said it wasnt advantageous to run as election deniers. there wasnt a loud republican opposition to january 6th. its now not a good thing to run on. that may be the change. newt gingrich earlier wrote -...

But what attributes make him so unique? his all—round ability, his speed, his dynamism, the way that he anticipates situations, his intelligence, its very hard to find any flaws. a young leader within the three lions, bellingham has been breathtaking and record—breaking. .. what a moment... ..proving hes a star notjust of the future, but the now. laura scott, bbc news, birmingham. time for a look at the weather. looking chilly. it is, and it will get colder. it is going to be much colder lat...