Speaking at a NAACP event in Atlanta, Jon Ossoff accuses the president of sending "federal agents and spies" to Fulton County to seize ballots. He links it to an obsession with Philly and Detroit, calling him a "committed, lifelong racist" and saying Black voters being "instrumental to his defeat" is "even more offensive than the defeat itself."
The receipt
- Who
- Jon Ossoff
- Where
- rally - NAACP event in Atlanta ahead of the Nov. 3 midterms
- Original footage
- Associated Press · watch the full video from this moment
- Length
- 58 seconds, unedited within the cut
Read the transcript
Did you all see That he sent Federal agents and spies to Fulton County, Georgia to seize your ballots. Did you see that? Let me be really blunt because why Fulton County? Why Fulton County? It's the same reason. He's obsessed with Philly It's the same reason. He's obsessed with Detroit It's because for this committed, lifelong racist, the fact that black voters were instrumental to his defeat is even more offensive than the defeat itself. And so he thought he could send federal agents to Georgia to intimidate you.
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