Reverend Raphael Warnock

WARNOCK: You don't have to go to Sunday school to know that you ought not pray over people and then prey ON the people. That's a deep contradiction. They have made Jesus a victim of identity theft. I don't know who this hateful Jesus is that they're talking about.

WARNOCK on Republicans praying before cutting SNAP: I wondered to myself what kind of prayer was that? Were they praying: “Lord give us the strength to take food out of the mouths of hungry children?” I don't know who they were praying to.

WARNOCK: I am concerned about the spiritual health of our country. Only a broken nation could have managed to elect Donald Trump twice. This is about the rulers of the darkness of this world. This is about spiritual wickedness in high places.

WARNOCK: We are witnessing a crime syndicate operating out of the Oval Office. You're getting poorer and poorer. Meanwhile, Trump and his family are $4 BILLION richer than he was the day he put his hand on the Bible and took the oath of office.

WARNOCK: Rick Jackson has spent two hundred million dollars of his own money. Actually, a lot of it is your money, Georgia. He got rich off of Georgia. And now he's trying to be Georgia's governor. I wonder why. I think he wants some more of Georgia's money.

WARNOCK: Georgia, it is our time to write a letter to our children about the kind of country we want to be. I want my letter to say that I did not give in to the demagogues, that I held true to the American covenant, and that I helped to win the future for all of our children.

WARNOCK: I need you to send Keisha Lance Bottoms to the governor's mansion to make sure we protect the right to vote. They think that they can gerrymander us out of power. Wouldn't it be poetic justice if we sent a girl named Keisha to the governor's mansion?

WARNOCK: This is a moral moment in America. This is about the character of the country. This is about who we are. There are demagogues at the highest levels of our government who are trying to divide us in order to dominate us. But we come here tonight to say the jig is up.

WARNOCK: Every now and then, Donald Trump calls it the Biden economy. He's been in office two years. This is how you know that he knows it's a terrible economy, because if he thought this were a good economy, he'd be taking credit for it.

WARNOCK ON ABDUL EL-SAYED: Here is a man who leans into his faith, and for him it is what fires his commitment to service. This kind of religious bigotry that we're seeing, being pedaled by the GOP and those who are trying to defeat him is unacceptable. And we have to say no to that. We have to resist it with all our might. We have to say no to anti-Semitism. We have to say no to Islamophobia and xenophobia wherever it rears its ugly head. I'm the pastor of Ebenezer Baptist Church, where Martin Luther King Jr. served. He reminded us that we're tied in a single garment of destiny, caught up in an inescapable network of mutuality. Whatever affects one directly, affects all indirectly. Bigotry is something that you can't put in a bag. Once you unleash that awful genie, it it becomes a threat to all of us. And so we have to resist it with all our might.

WARNOCK: We have a crime syndicate at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, and Trump is the crime boss. We are watching him enrich his family to the tune of $4 billion. Meanwhile, they cannot afford groceries, can't afford gas, can't afford to pay their utility bills or their healthcare.

WELKER: Should Democrats impeach President Trump should they take back the House? WARNOCK: Listen, Donald Trump is a crook and he's gotta go. And the people who are enabling him, they all have to be held accountable.