Gov. Kemp slams left's 'outrageous' claims on Georgia election law: 'Hypocrisy running rampant'

Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp told "Fox & Friends" on Wednesday that the progressive backlash against the election reform bill is "outrageous" and "hypocrisy" that has gone "rampant."

BRIAN KEMP: That's outrageous, what people are saying. The political groups and others, non-profits, whoever can still do that, if they're outside the 150-foot buffer around the polling location or 25 feet from the end of the line. So it's not like you still can't do those things. We're just trying to keep voters from being harassed and electioneered while they're standing in line, preparing to vote. We've had laws like that and most states have around the country for years. But as you know, hypocrisy is running rampant right now. This bill makes it easy to vote and hard to cheat. I heard you mention that President Biden got four Pinocchio's from The Washington Post, which is incredible because they're absolutely right. What he was saying is not true. And even more hypocrisy was Stacey Abrams celebrating New Jersey expanding the nine days of early voting when her own state of Georgia has 17. And we just added more opportunities on the weekend. So they’re being mis-truthful about what the bill does. …