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Tell people the truth. you don't see them answering questions about the bill. you don't see them answering questions how we have more early voting days than delaware, new york, new jersey, things of that nature. jon: georgia could have brian kemp defending the new voting law in his state after the u.s. department of justice announced a lawsuit over the matter. it is the biden's administration first significant challenge to a wave of voting laws that republicans are pushing in several states. attorney general merrick garland says the move is about preventing discrimination at the ballot box. >>...

Color are going to either not have their vote counted or even worse, not being able to vote is immoral, it is wrong and it is incomprehensible. also anybody who looks at the georgia law again sees that it strengthens security, improves access and transparency to our law. to claim it take us back to jim crow, era where human beings were being murdered, truly prohibited from voting is just unconscionable. and again anybody who looks at our bill is, and our law is going to see it does what i said it did. that is why i'm confident we're going to prevail in court. jon: it is going to be interesting...

Attorney General Carr pushes back on GA voting law Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr. By Dave Miller | April 5, 2021 at 11:26 AM EDT - Updated April 5 at 2:40 PM ATLANTA, Ga. (WALB) - On Monday, Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr joined Governor Brian P. Kemp and U.S. Representative Drew Ferguson for a press conference to highlight his office’s work to defend Senate Bill 202 in court. Attorney General Carr’s remarks from the press conference are below: Anybody who actually reads this bill quickly sees that it strengthens, expands access, and improves transparency in Georgi...

Fulton DA transfers Rayshard Brooks case to Georgia Attorney General By FOX 5 Digital Team Published  District Attorney Fani Williams transferred the cases to the Georgia Attorney General's Office. ATLANTA - Recently elected Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis has transferred the case against a former Atlanta police officer charged in the shooting death of Rayshard Brooks to the Office of the Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr. Brooks, 27, was shot and killed the night of June 12 at a Wendy's restaurant along University Avenue in southeast Atlanta. The officers were called over ...