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6:25Now PlayingFox News host, Brian Kilmeade, laughs at Herschel Walker for his best Lindsey Graham impression while Walker begs for donations in the final days leading up to the Georgia runoff election against Sen. Raphael Warnock. John Iadarola and Jayar Jackson break it down on The Damage Report.
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Fox News host mocks Herschel Walker begging for cash with 'best Lindsey Graham impression'
"Republican U.S. Senate candidate Herschel Walker told Fox News host Brian Kilmeade that he didn't want to be like Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) and beg for donations on television while he did just that.
"I'm going to say this, Brian, I'm not Lindsey Graham, but you've got to go to TeamHerschel.com," the candidate said during a Wednesday interview. "I want everyone to go to TeamHerschel.com because they're not going to buy this seat. They can't win on their policies, so what they're trying to do right now is buy this seat. Well, they're not going to buy it. I don't care where [Sen. Raphael Warnock] is getting his money from."
"I love the Lord Jesus," Walker added. "That's the reason I got into this race, and we're going to go out and beat Sen. Warnock because he don't stand for Georgia."
"Herschel, best of luck," Kilmeade concluded. "It's a sprint to Dec. 6. Thanks so much for joining us.""
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