Senator Jon Ossoff

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214 appearances 2 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 23 Jul

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The Briefing with Jen Psaki · Republicans despair as tanking Trump takes them down with him · 15 Jul 2026 podcast

for challenging the result.

And the bottom line is that this is a real and live threat to voting rights in the United States right now, and perhaps the most significant we've faced since the 1960s.

And I'm asking folks again to help me defend voting rights and get out the vote in Georgia at electjohn.com.

Look, his obsession with Georgia hurts Georgia Republicans.

I mean, this is not a political winner for Congressman Mike Collins.

Mike Collins, if he knows what's good for him, he already has to defend voting to double health insurance premiums for a million Georgians.

I doubt he wants to spend the next four months dealing with Donald Trump's conspiracy theories about the 2020 election.

But putting the politics aside, I'm concerned about the defense of voting rights in Georgia.

I'm concerned about what

Donald Trump abusing his federal power may do to try to interfere with the process or cast doubt on the results.

And that's why I'm asking people to help me to defend voting rights and to make sure that we can empower every eligible voter in Georgia to navigate whatever obstacles are put in their path or whatever misinformation they're served.

I think, again, I think that he is trying to create some pretext for an abuse of federal power, trying to create cover for state and local allies to get up to no good in those jurisdictions and try to lay the groundwork for some kind of potential challenge to the results.

That's what I think his goal is.

But I think they're divided within the White House and the administration on this.

And here's what I would say.

If you're working in the Trump administration right now, if you're, say,

CIA director John Ratcliffe, and you see what's about to happen, that they're going to selectively declassify some nonsense to try to lay the foundation for some kind of mischief.

This is the last chance to jump ship and speak out because you will be forever tainted by your association with these kinds of shenanigans.

Let me say, it's not even new that in private conversations, a huge number of my Republican colleagues have contempt for the president.

They view him as somebody who's adverse to their own interests.

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