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Font Size Building up to the crucial pair of U.S. Senate runoff elections in Georgia, which will decide party control and the direction of the future Biden Administration, The New York Times has worked fervently to protect Democratic candidate Raphael Warnock and attack his Republican opponent, sitting Sen. Kelly Loeffler. Reporter Rick Rojas took his shot defending Warnock’s far-left flank in Sunday’s edition with “Georgia Pastors Accuse Loeffler’s Campaign Attacks of Crossing the Line” and set the tone from the lede: “A coalition of African-American pastors in Ge...

To be present. where is the biden's campaign thinking on how their candidate is performing, and how they're going to counter those attacks from the president. >> i think garrett just hit on it, we saw joe biden reading from a teleprompter, as he did in philadelphia, where he was on message. today reading from prepared remarks on a lectern, he got used to using the teleprompter during his time in the white house. so as he's begun to campaign full time and not use the teleprompter in these smaller venues that you get in the earlier states, you can see a little bit of that adjustment process, and...

>> three coins in a fountain. there is one bit of good news in the president. in a rare moment of border patrolship labipartisanship the passed a bill. 87-12. it will save the taxpayers money. jarrod kushner is getting praise from across the board. >> jared kushner played a key role in this. i called him last night and thanked him. he did more to line up republicans and the right on this issue than anyone else and he deserves credit for it. >> chris wilson, what good is it doing and for whom? >> i think the key thing here, what this does, it gives a blueprint for the next couple of years. that...

Country. i'm proud of our country, and i am a nationalist. it's a word that hasn't been used too much. people use it, but i'm very proud. i think it should be brought back. >> now, the president went on to try to explain that he was using the term to convey his love of country, his desire for fair trade deals, and the need for american allies to pay their fair share when it comes to their own defense. but here's the thing. when the president first used the term last night in texas, he acknowledged that some folks might find the term offensive. he said, quote, we're not supposed to use that wor...

As two women battle it out to become arizona's first female senator. but are the campaign attacks already going too far? alright, i brought in new max protein ...to give you the protein you need with less of the sugar you don't. i'll take that. [cheers]