Political Rewind

On this edition of Political Rewind, we’re one month away from the runoff between Casey Cagle and Brian Kemp to decide the Republican nominee for governor. What is Casey Cagle saying on the campaign trail to connect himself to the most popular Republican in the state?

On this edition of Political Rewind, President Trump may have signed an order keeping immigrant families arrested at the border together, but it’s his comments this morning about pending immigration legislation that some say just threw GOP members of Congress under the bus. Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms clamps down on holding ICE detainees in the city jail, and immediately draws the ire of both Republican candidates for governor. Speaking of Casey Cagle and Brian Kemp, will their loyalty

On this edition of Political Rewind, Governor Deal announces a first step to build new transit in metro Atlanta, a huge project along Georgia 400. Is the state on track to tackle the region’s traffic headaches? Plus, Georgia members of Congress and candidates for governor split over the Trump policy of separating children from families at the border. We’ll look at who stands where and the possible consequences of their positions. And, what does the Supreme Court’s recent decision to kick two

On this edition of Political Rewind, Governor Deal announces a first step to build new transit in metro Atlanta, a huge project along Georgia 400. Is the state on track to tackle the region’s traffic headaches?

On this edition of Political Rewind, immigration takes center stage in Washington this week. Outrage over the Department of Justice policy of separating children from parents at the border is growing and it’s spreading across partisan lines. This as Republican lawmakers prepare to bring to the floor two immigration bills that could provide protection for DACA recipients. Then, a sea of change in the Southern Baptist Convention. Under new leadership, the organization signals it’s ready to change

Today: Georgia's U.S. Senators go their separate ways over President Trump's tariffs. Johnny Isakson wants Congress to approve them while David Perdue says the President has the power to act on his own. We'll look at that split, and at Perdue's apparent unwavering loyalty to the Trump agenda.

As one of the leading figures in efforts to end nuclear proliferation, former U.S. Senator Sam Nunn shares his thoughts about the Trump summit with Political Rewind.

We check the tempature of the response to the Trump-Kim summit. Former U.S. Senator Sam Nunn, a national leader in the effort to end nuclear proliferation, weighs in on Trump's Singapore meeting with North Korea leader Kim Jong Un. Nunn is the Co-Chair of the Nuclear Threat Initiative. Is he optomistic that change is in the air on the Korean Peninsula?

GOP gubernatorial candidate under fire for a secret recording, in which he admits he used legislation to undermine a primary opponent. And why did former rival Clay Tippins record and leak the tape? Our panel has answers. Plus, our panelists discuss President Trump's remarks about Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau following the G7 Summit. Is the President's treatment of Trudeau and our European allies something that members of the Georgia congressional Republican deligation will have to

It's a special edition of Political Rewind in front of a live audience at the RiverCenter in Columbus, Georgia. Bill and his panel of political insiders discuss some of the major stories in political news. How are voters making decisions about the governor's race? For Republicans, is Columbus Kemp or Cagle country? And how will Stacey Abrams fare as the race heads to November? Democrats have nominated a former Navy pilot to run against 3rd district GOP incumbent Congressman Drew Ferguson, but is