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. >> pennsylvania we have a great candidate in dave mccormick.of pennsylvania, he' a business guy. dave is an outstanding. he is kind of lean and weak kneed and washington. he is ready to lead on day one kind of senate candidates. there will won't be lots of orientation needed when he join the team in washington. this as an example of the candida quality we are focusing on. candidates who have experience and the military. naval academy grad,. to integrate marine. 100 combat missions as a navy seal. sam brown in nevada, and other west point graduate. you're rate, these races are al very types, but the american people are yearning for this kind of solid american warrior leadership that will understand not only the domestic policies, but how important it is for america to rebuild the u.s. military. >> what we see in some of the states is split ticket. you see trump leading and some of the polls, but the democrati senator candidate trumping the republican. we mention pennsylvania and ohio . is seven-point lead he won that by seven or eight points fro

running against dave mccormick d hadud manager that is a guy whos roots in the state but is also , highyou have senator . was firmly on the left of the democraticarty. now somewhere in the middle of where the party is. facing off against bernie moreno a success know, way you make by president trump. i am wondering if you could talk to me a bit about what you are , what you are seeing in those races, how you think they ■y. is it different to be a wealthy self funder candidate coming from the world of high finance versus from owning a chain of car dealerships? >> that is something you will have to navigate■. really clear, the clearest retro positiin i have seen talking about retrog as recently as the 1990s. i federman quite successfully branded doctor o feeding mccormick in the primary out■■u of touch. a carpet bagger and you know, to some extent, he kind of into, oz fell into that trap as a political office. that is always a risk that you have. outside of the process. that rei think, a pretty decent advantage in terms of winning those primaries. being a pit outsider. that really is the a

incumbent democratic senator bob casey is facing dave mccormick, former ceo of one of the largest hedgew. thank you for being here with me. >> great to be with you. >> you have been campaigning and talking to voters. one of the things you talk about is the economy and create inflation a what people are seeing. when you look at the polls which are in perfect, the data is good on the economy but it doesn't show when the polls the people are feeling it are given the president are democrats credit. what do voters say when they talk about the economy and how they are experiencing it? >> high prices. we know even after these huge corporations got these record tax cuts, tax cuts we have rarely seen an american history, they got tax breaks and used most of that new revenue they had to have stock buybacks and then they jacked up their prices. the price of food and household items. people not only feel it every week, but they know what it is and it is greed. greedflation. i have talked about and the president has shrinkflation where they shrink the size of the project and not the price. the large

., dave mccormick.roline: waabi is a company working on applications of generative a.i. to the physical world. today it's announced a huge raise of $200 million and an oversubscribed series that by uber and with participation from the likes of nvidia, volvo, who's who of corporate vmpt c. -- v.c. we're jon: ed by the co-founder and c.e.o. -- we're joined now by the co-founder and c.e.o. tell us about fully autonomous trucks by 2025. that feels really bold to me. >> yeah, yeah, it's bold but at the same time it's something that -- [indiscernible] -- we are able to go so much faster and so much more capital efficient compared to the rest of the industry. today we have trucks in texas with a safety driver and we are on the verge of enabling of deploying without a human. we're very excited. caroline: tell us about ultimately what the difference is that you have pioneered. i understand it's a single end to end a.i. system that basically has a human-like reasoning. why is that so important for autonomous truc

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you have your own senate race against republican dave mccormick.e state of that race and were pennsylvania fits in the overall electoral pitch in 2024? >> well, it is very close. our race is close to the few points in the presidential race is close. in so many ways, it's all on the line in pennsylvania for the electoral college to win, for vice president harris to win, and for me to win to help retain the majority. we can't lose any senate races this year. we have to make all of them. i'm really grateful for the support we received all across our state, especially from low dollar donors who are given 20 bucks a week or $50 a month or something like that. but we need to maintain that support, because reverend, my opponent is worth a couple hundred million dollars. it's already announced not just that they are going to spend 30 million starting in july, but it's all going to be attack ads. we know it's coming. if you want to help us win the senate race to maintain the majority and help president biden, please go to --.com. >> i know your campaign jus

that includes pennsylvania where income it mechanic senator bob casey is facing dave mccormick, the formera joins me now. thank you so much for being here with me tonight. >> it's good to be with you, thank you. >> thank you. you have been campaigning all across pennsylvania. you have been talking about it. one of the things you talk about a lot of the economy, great. the inflation, what people are seeing in that light. when we look at the polls, the data is very good on the economy but it does not show on the poles that people are necessarily feeling it or giving the president or even the democrats credit. what do voters say when you talk to them about the economy and how they are feeling and how they are renting? >> a good part of that is high prices. we know that even after these huge national corporations copies record tax cuts, tax cuts we had rarely seen in recent american history, they got these huge tax breaks. they used most of that new revenue they had to have stock buybacks and they jack up their prices. the price of food, household items area people not only feel it every week

running against dave mccormick a successful entrepreneurial and had fudge manager that is navigatingape. again, this is a guy who has roots in the state but is also associated with hedge funds, high finance. this world that is often demonized. then in ohio you have senator sharon brown. was firmly on the left of the democratic party. now somewhere in the middle of where the party is. facing off against bernie moreno a success republican donor, you know, way you make money backed by president trump. if you coulk to me a bit about what you are seeing from mccormick and moreno , what you are seeing in those races, how you think they will fare. is it different to be a wealthy self funder candidate coming from the world of high finance versus from owning a chain of car dealerships? >> that is something you will have to navigate. really clear, the clearest retro positioning i have seen talking about retro. the thi the 1990s. i think john federman quite successfully branded doctor oz. feeding mccormick in the primary as out of touch. a carpet bagger and you know, to some extent, he kind of

running against dave mccormick a successful entrepreneurial and had fudge manager that is navigating again, this is a guy who has roots in the state but is also associated with hedge funds, high finance. this world that is often demonized. then in ohio you have senator sharon brown. was firmly on the left of the democratic party. now somewhere in the middle of where the party is. facing off against bernie moreno a success republican donor, you know, way you make money backed by president trump. i am wondering if you could talk to me a bit about what you are seeing from mccormick and moreno , what you are seeing in those races, how you think they will fare. is it different to be a wealthy self funder candidate coming from the world of high finance versus from owning a chain of car dealerships? >> that is something you will have to navigate. really clear, the clearest retro positioning i have seen talking about retro. the things commenting as recently as the 1990s. i think john federman quite successfully branded. feeding mccormick in the primary as out of touch. a carpet bagger and yo

running against dave mccormick a successful entrepreneurial and had fudge manager that is navigatingagain, this is a guy who has roots in the state but is also associated with hedge funds, high finance. this world that is often demonized. then in ohio you have senator sharon brown. was firmly on the left of the democratic party. now somewhere in the middle of where the party is. facing off against bernie moreno a success republican donor, you know, way you money backed by president trump. i am wondering if you could talk to me a bit about what you are seeing from mccormick and moreno , what you are seeing in those races, how you think they will fare. is it different to be a wealthy self funder candidate coming from the world of high finance versus from owning a chainf car dealerships? >> that is something you will have to navigate. really clear, the clearest retro positioning i have seen talking about retro. the things commenting as recently as the 1990s. i think john federman quite successfully branded doctor oz. feeding mccormick inhe primary as out of touch. a carpet bagger and yo

dave mccormick would have most likely won that pennsylvania senate seat, and trump turned on him, supportedcause of tv or something else. he's done it time and again. in so doing, he's cost republicans control of the senate firefighter the last two terms. that said, his endorse the still matters more than anything else to the republican base. >> you just hit it. trump's endorsement record for general elections are spotty. sometimes that's a direct result of who he picks in the primary. but within the gop primary process, he's still king maker. it's very rare that he backs someone and that person then loses in a primary. even in this case,s this is the chair of the house freedom caucus. this is an important figure on the right. someone who is aligned with trump in just about every way ideologically, but he made the unforgivable sin of back baging ron desantis and made a pilgrim imagine to new york, and that didn't help either. his opponent did as well. so barring real surprise, barring some institutional advantages or a ground game we're not aware of, the congressman would appear to be in re

oz over dave mccormick, who would have won that race most likely in 2022.nald trump gets involved in republican senate races, he shows how little he cares about the republican party, just like lara trump here and the rnc. they don't care about the republican party. they don't care about what's good for the republican party. they don't care about the republicans having control of the senate. they only compare -- they only care about donald trump. somebody's general statement that every politician and every good american over the past two centuries would have said is somehow disqualifying now that larry hogan said it before donald trump was convicted. >> you know, look, joe, donald trump has never professed to care about the republican party. in fact, it's one of the reasons he's had so much staying power atop the republican party, because he reflects the contempt that so many republican voters, particularly base voters, have for the party in the first place. it's something that other republicans never emulate because they always think about the health of the