Hi everybody it's four o'clock in Washington I'm Jen Saaki and today for

Nicole Wallace you can ask someone to find 11,000 votes in Georgia. We know someone who did.

Or you can go out and earn them. That's how it should be done.

You know, stump for them, shake hands, kiss a lot of babies for them.

Show up places where people might be surprised to see you

because their community is very much in favor of your opponent.

They're wondering why you're there.

But even in the course of an election,

both candidates insist is the most important of our lifetimes.

There's nothing quite like a good old-fashioned barnstorming.

And so with that plain door opening in Savannah, just a moment ago, you can see it right there,

Vice President Harris and Governor Wall's coming off the plane, they are back on the trail

in a freshly painted bus.

And maybe we'll get to see the bus maybe even inside the bus

we'll see over the next two hours we should expect to see more of them we'll bring

that to you as it comes as well now their mission over the next day and a half in Georgia is to boldly go where

so few Democrats at least one's running for president lately have gone

before South Georgia.

Political calls it a high-risk, high-reward strategy

extending beyond the Atlanta metro area

down into southeastern counties, rural and red as they are.

It's also all a part of a remarkable shift in course,

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