Raphael Warnock

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Here's the Scoop · “America is a work in progress” — Sen. Raphael Warnock on Juneteenth, Faith and Politics · 19 Jun 2026 podcast

There's no amount of political spin that you can put forward that, you know, helps people not to see what they're seeing when they're looking at their own bank account trying to buy gasoline.

Health care is unaffordable.

So I think as long as our candidates continue to lift up this issue and we lay out a plan about what we're going to do for the people of Georgia, we will win Georgia, just as we've done before.

Well, look, it is a purple state, as you point out.

I'm aware of the fact that the people of Georgia elected me and they elected Donald Trump.

And so, you know, for me, that's not a conundrum.

It's the work that I enjoy doing.

I'm listed as one of the most bipartisan senators in the Senate.

I do a lot of work with Republicans and in the places where I need to stand up.

I stand up.

So, you know, he's had some wins in terms of his primary picks.

But as you point out, he had one big L the other night as well in the state of Georgia.

The candidate he picked did not win the primary.

And I think, you know, as long as we're talking about the politicians.

I think the people tune out.

You know, I recently went to a very red little town in Georgia called Social Circle Georgia, where most of those people voted for Donald Trump.

He's got a lot more votes there than I do.

But I promised the people of Georgia, you know, I'm a pastor, that I would walk with them even as I work for them.

That's how I look at my work.

Well, warmly, because they looked up one day and they found out that the big, bad federal government had purchased a huge warehouse in their town and were planning to put a 10,000-bed detention center literally across the street from an elementary school, maybe about a mile up the road, tripling the size of the city from 5,000 to 15,000 people.

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