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County officials, including these two here, mccarten county sheriff kevin clark t and district commissioner mark jennings after audio surfaced allegedly capturing them making extremely racist remarks as well as threatening to kill two journalists. county is in southern oklahoma and the local paper there says. this all took place following a public county commissioners meeting, but the sheriff s department says the audio was secretly recorded just a warning that what we are about to play for you is disturbing. it was back today. what does that with alan marshall? take a black get whooped, harass and throw them in the cell. i d run for chair. yeah it s not like taking a mud creek and hang them up with the rope. yeah but you can t talk about it. i got more action. we got cnn s rosa flores is following the story from us from houston. rosa what are the people whose voices were allegedly caught on this tape saying about this today? cnn has
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Problem for stacey abrams. just to translate for our viewers, that means that there are people who are going into their polling places, voting for brian kemp the republican, and then on the senate race voting for raphael warnock the democrat. or the libertarian. but democrats who are voting for senate and not voting for stacey abrams whether they leave it blank or whether they re voting for kemp or hazel. at the end of the night we ll be able to add up kemp math, there s your number right there. 64,796. just shy of 65,000 so far early in the senate race. and you see brian kemp at 79,000. so brian kemp is getting more votes in hugely overwhelmingly democratic fulton county than the senate candidate. that s an incumbent republican governor, the panel was talking about it earlier whose brand is strong in the state. and, again, if that holds up, if brian kemp is running there, you say 28%, he s getting whooped in