Pete Buttigieg joins Ossoff in Atlanta rally

And on the Democratic side, a big name joined Senator John Ossoff on the campaign trail this afternoon. Former U.S. Transportation Secretary Buttigieg teamed up with Ossoff. They hosted a coordinated canvass launch in Atlanta. Now, both Ossoff and Buttigieg talked to volunteers and supporters about the issues impacting Georgians, among them high costs for health care, gas and groceries. And that was before sending them off to convince other Georgians to get to the ballot box. We did some of our best work here in Georgia when I had the honor of being your U.S. Secretary of Transportation. Because you had a senator who had my number and wasn't afraid to use it every time there was a chance to bring dollars back to this state to make people better off. From dealing with railroad crossings around Millen to the Five Points MARTA stop right in downtown Atlanta and everything in between. And both Democrats are in Avondale Estates right now for another canvass launch that's set to end right around seven o'clock. And just over an hour ago, Senator Ossoff reacted earlier today to President Trump's visit in Perry in a statement. Ossoff says, quote, Why is the president here to campaign for a congressman who allows white nationalist and anti-Semitic propaganda to be produced from his home? He goes on to question Congressman Mike Collins' lack of response to those reports.