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Day. this morning when poll workers showed up just before 6:00 a.m. to open up, they discovered the landlord had foreclosed overnight on the office where people were supposed to be voting. foreclosing on the office, locking the poll workers out, locking voters out, and locking the voting machines inside. where no one could get to them. it's been that kind of a day. tremaine lee is at a polling place in atlanta, georgia. tremaine, thanks for joining us. what have you been seeing today? >> rachel, thank you very much. here in atlanta, georgia, where voters may be poised to make history by possib...

There to vote. >> also this morning, from the governor's race in georgia, stacey abrams and brian kemp condemning a racist robo call that originated from a white supremacist vote. both in a dead heat. each has 47%. nbc news and target smart estimate 2 million voters cast ballots in early georgia voting. one of the road warriors in place across the country, beth joins us from atlanta. good morning to you, beth. what all is on the agenda today? >> reporter: hey, alex, good morning. stacey abrams was the focus of the celebrity visits in georgia last week. a visit from president obama and oprah ...

Qualified or capable. >> that's ridiculous. >> pulled on a second. it's always amazing when you come in on the shows and republicans want to jump in on your talking points and comments. in georgia, the reality in that instance, when you see that brian camp is denying the opportunity for african-americans to get registered to vote, it's conveying a notion and a narrative that when it comes to people of color, there is always apparently something wrong with us. so to joe donnelly, in answer to your question, when saying "but" he's making the point yes, this is a person of color, there is capabil...

I'm saying the racists believe he's a racist. >> why she took part in the burning of a state flag. brian camp, georgia's top election official under fire for what democrats in voting rights organizations say are efforts to purge voting roles in other steps that are designed to discourage african-americans from casting ballots. >> 26 years ago as a college freshman, i along with other georgians including the governor of georgia with deep pli disturbed by the racial divisiveness. i auto took an action of peaceful protest. >> this farce about voter suppression and being held up from being on the ...

Republican brian camp. we'll see if these celebrities weighing many actually works. ed: didn't work out in 2016, you're right, pete. since president trump took office, his administration has given strong support for the over $700 billion defense policy bill back in august that boosted military pay by the most in nine years, but what will happen if the so-called blue wave washes over washington? let's ask former adviser on military manners for the hill, at the hudson institute. good morning.émñ?ñ? >> good morning. ed: we've heard this idea that maybe the blue wave is not all it was cracked u...