Atlanta's mayor talks Republicans at DNC, former Ga Lt. Gov. Duncan, speaking out against Trump

The transcript covers the Democratic National Convention, focusing on Kamala Harris's speech and its significance. Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens discusses policy expectations, highlighting cooperation with the Biden-Harris administration. He responds to criticism from Trump and others about Democratic cities, emphasizing Atlanta's progress in reducing crime. Dickens warns of the negative impact of a potential Trump administration on Atlanta. The discussion shifts to Georgia's political landscape, with confidence in a Democratic win. Notably, some Republicans, like Jeff Duncan, are supporting Democrats, rejecting Trump's divisive politics.

What are the key factors that Mayor Dickens believes contributed to the reduction of violent crime in Atlanta?

What does Mayor Dickens believe would happen to Atlanta under another Trump administration?

How does Mayor Dickens view the potential for Democrats to win Georgia in the upcoming election?