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. we are eight days away from the final day of voting in georgia's senate runoff between raphael warnock and herschel walker. today was the first day of state-wide early voting after more than two dozen counties opted to start over the weekend, including the hard fought for saturday. turnout has been, quote, blowing the doors off expectations, according to georgia secretary of state. in fact, today set a record for fwhigest early voting day turnout in the state's history. with more than 239,000 voters having cast their ballots as of 4:45 p.m. that's in addition to the nearly 157,000 people w...

Sometimes it's about cheering hard enough to shake the stadium. let's go! -haha, woo! sometimes it's as simple as movie night right here at home, on us. you mean the world to us. so we're bringing you closer to what you love. kinda like this- welcome to 30 rock! join xfinity rewards for free on the xfinity app today. >> msnbc's -- our thanks. your rewards. an atlanta tonight covering a record breaking day of early voting. >> tell you what, lawrence, we got word this evening that the state of georgia as broken a single day early voting record. more than 239,000 people showed up to vote today. i...

We've had six rate hikes, four of them huge. ironically to get inflation under control, at some point people have to start losing their jobs. that is the tradeoff they're trying to do. why is the job market so strong here still? >> you know, this is a peculiar time in our economic maturity, right? this is not the usual playbook that the fed is used to. the labor market is incredibly strong. firms are still hiring. adp put out a number that said private sector added 239,000 jobs. in any economy that is a strong, robust number. we're still seeing growth in the labor market. if the ed r -- fed wa...

Well, probably not clear. >> sorry. neil: no, no, please, we see the large crowds again and we're wondering what the heck, tell us what's going on. >> we're standing right in front of the rio grande river at the u.s. southern border here and upon arrival this morning, we saw hundreds of migrants cross the river into the united states. men, women, and children, young mothers, carrying toddlers and babies, crossing the river here into the u.s. and we also saw border patrol agents asking the migrants for plastic bags, so that they can place their belongings in those bags and then be processed and...

Per day even in the heat and despite the heat. so it's accelerating. but this is a routine event, not president an uncommon event, not something special or unique, and it happens all the time. senator, as you have noted in the past, there aren't enough people on our side to deal with it. >> well, look, there were 239,000 illegal encounters just in the last month, 239,000. so that's a record. there's been 1.5 million encounters with people crossing illegally so far this year. what's that number going to be for the whole year? probably more than 2 million. so it's a problem that's getting worse ...