holy smokes, we are out of time. how did that happen? we will be back tomorrow, thursday. here is sean. three weeks from today will be the morning after the night of election day and in 20 days you will decide the direction of this great country of ours. tonight we are in. , pennsylvania. hello york. how are you? we will be joined by senator tim

scott, senator tom cotton, gubernatorial candidate for the state of pennsylvania doug mastriano and former speaker of the house newt gingrich. and u.s. senate candidate doctor mehmet oz who is now neck and neck against his radical socialist opponent. i have a lot to say about this guy. the trust fund brat in a hoodie. that's what he is, john fetterman. i love it. it's like the broad street bullies all over again. i love this. this guy is not fit to serve the great people in this commonwealth of pennsylvania for a variety of reasons. first of all, john fetterman has never had a real job in his life. he's a giant fraud. take a look at him. he dresses up like he's an industrious blue-collar worker. but for him, it's a costume. he is playing make-believe. every day is hollowing for john fetterman. he's a trust fund brat and never

had a job most of his life. he never worked. instead, he lived off is very wealthy mommy and daddy and they continue to fund his lifestyle until he was almost 50 including his first job, a part-time gig as the mayor of a small town in pennsylvania called braddock. his sister even chipped in selling fetterman his home for $1. i wish i got that deal. anyway, fetterman was an abject failure by every measure. during his time in office violent crime in that small town went up dramatically. the town's population went down 21%. the median income went down to less than $15000 and fetterman was best known for not showing up at any council meetings because he missed most of them. he also gained notoriety after a cctv footage captured him vandalizing a local african-american owned business. he did this in the middle of the night. even worse, and another bizarre

incident, fetterman literally chased down an innocent, unarmed african-american jogger and held a shotgun to his chest and kept him captive after mistaking fireworks for a shooting. even he on camera admitted he probably broke the law. naturally, the privileged mayor of braddock was able to escape any charges and has never apologized to this day he is defending these horrific actions. for 12th imagine if a republican did this. fetterman's tough guy champion of the people act, and it is an act, is a great farce. he is not looking out for the people of pennsylvania. he only cares about propping up, thwarted eco. that is even more obvious following fetterman's recent stroke. in all honesty, we wish him a full recovery. i wouldn't wish that on anybody, but he should release real medical records. unfortunately, we do not know exactly how bad it is or why

fetterman has that giant lump on the back of his neck. because he refuses to release his medical records. dr. oz has and it's now more obvious than ever that the democratic candidate for the senate in pennsylvania is not cognitively competent. take a look, you decide. >> we already new this would be a tight race. how are you feeling and how are you doing? >> i am doing fantastic. it's not about kicking balls in the authority or anything. they are so much better than eagles. >> the chair lays before the senate the auditor general's debt certification which the clerk will read in court. >> this will be noted in the journal will be filed in the library. >> that is anti- american.

what is wrong with demanding for an easy, safe, kind of income? >> we really, truly, honestly, sincerely wish him a speedy recovery. but he does owe it to the people of pennsylvania to releases real medical records. that should be fair game for any candidate. his first and only sitdown interview since the stroke was not any better. a look so bad that his wife called for the nbc reporter conducting the interview to be punished. she was so mad because the nbc reporter told the truth accurately stated that fetterman seemed unable to make small talk or contribute to a normal conversation. i would normally play that, but we don't have time right now. this is really bad, but fetterman palma's is so much worse. he's a devout socialist. he's a hard-core bernie sanders fan boy. he wants to legalize hard drugs.

he wants the taxpayers to fund safe injection sites in pennsylvania for heroin addicts. he wants to raise taxes on small businesses. by the way, he didn't even pay his own taxes. he wants no limits at all on abortion. meaning you can have an abortion before you have birth. he also wants to prosecute grocery store ceos with energy companies. energy is an $80 billion industry in the state of pennsylvania. at the same time he wants to release violent criminals from prison. this includes, by the way, first-degree murderers. as lieutenant governor fetterman voted to release a gang member who admitted to killing a teenager for heroin money. he also voted to release a deranged murderer who hacked someone to death with garden shears. and another man who referred to himself as the sun of the devil and frequently bragged about all the people he killed. ultimately, at least 10 convicted first-degree murderers are now back out on the street

thanks to john fetterman and we are just getting started. fetterman once promised to empty the prison population by a full third in the state of pennsylvania. he seems to idealize violent offenders and even proudly displaying gang memorabilia in his home. during fetterman's term as lieutenant governor the murder rate in pennsylvania's biggest city, philadelphia, went up a whopping 40%. the murder rate has reached an all-time high in 2020 and it's even hire in 2021. well armed robbers went up by about 30%, general staff has gone up a whopping 50%. now in the midst of a close election he is pretending that he wants murderers and other violent criminals behind bars. he also is walking back on his promise to free all of them. that's right. all convicted second degree murder is. fetterman is once again lying. mark my words in pennsylvania if

he gets elected this country will be less safe and secure as a result. it's not just his desire to empty prisons. he is also a lifelong opponent of the fossil fuel industry, especially fracking literally $80 billion industry for this date. that's what he said a few days ago. >> i support fracking. i support the energy security that we should have in the united states. >> fracking? i don't support fracking at all. i never have. >> i don't support fracking. i think it's something that has to eventually go away. >> there is fetterman on tape lying through his teeth and there is nothing genuine that this trust fund brat in a hoodie , there is nothing genuine or sincere about the guy. he claims to be a man of the people and then you will release violent criminals into the people's neighborhoods? you pretend to be an ally of the

african-american community and then vandalize their businesses or hold an innocent person at gunpoint? if you purport to be a big tough guy and then you whine and complain and cry when anyone says something that you don't like? john, take off the costume, quit playing dress up. you are not tough. you are not a working man. you are spoiled, lazy, self-absorbed, narcissistic, socialist and totally unfit for office. now in sharp contrast, his opponent, the sun of immigrants, a heart surgeon, an author, a businessman who is new to politics but not new to hard work. he has progrowth, pro- energy, pro- law and order agenda and is grounded on sound principles. this is a critical election and the choice could not be any more clear. let's give a warm pennsylvania welcome to a republican senate candidate doctor mehmet oz.

>> thank you. god bless you. thank you very much. great to see you. how are you. >> i am doing wonderful. you can see the enthusiasm in pennsylvania. the shocking reality, the stark contrast between me and john fetterman for 6 months since i have been on campaign amazed most people when they finally get it. it takes a while for people to understand because there are so many being played by the democratic party treating a caricature of what he is. a lot of people didn't realize it. all of a sudden over the last few weeks more and more pennsylvanians are doing their homework. smart people. i trust them to make the right choice. they are reads landing who he is and what we stand for. i made the comment to a lot of folks.

i grew up on a dirt floor. we didn't have a lot. my dad did well and he believed in the land of opportunity, which is what we are. for him and our family the embodiment of the american dream came true. we believed in the ingenuity of americans. we believed in the grit of americans. we believe in america. that's the fundamental difference between me and the far left radical elements of the democratic party. it's not the general democratic party. they serve in the democratic party and will vote for me. i didn't realize i would be running against the poster child of that movement, john fetterman. when they don't actually believe in our ability to get things done, they start to adopt policies that don't make any sense. we've touched on a couple of them. they start getting it wrong on crime. strand three, pennsylvania is halfway between baltimore and philadelphia. there is crime here. they worked out some problems in the community got involved and they got some solutions. there is a pretty good results compared to philadelphia which has the highest murder rate ever

in our lifetime. you touched on it. you try to walk through philadelphia. families don't let their kids go outside. store chains are leaving. the economic impact is massive and it's not safe. those scars calls all kinds of problems for kids that will last for generations. they have the same degree of posttraumatic stress disorder. i will speak as a doctor as some of the g.i.'s in war zones and refugee camps. that's the big city, philadelphia. pittsburgh when i was at the steelers game tailgating just a few blocks from where three people were murdered. all the cities are experiencing this. john fetterman says the things that you recounted which are absolutely accurate is the most pro- murder candidate in america. that causes problems and it seems to get people riled up for good reason. that's why the police when they endorsed me wasn't just a nice planned endorsement. it was unanimous. getting 500 cops together in a room, they don't do anything unanimously.

but they were so upset as how he was dismissive with the efforts to do their jobs. >> i have a hard time understanding. i have been doing this. since 1987 when i started my radio journey. i have never met a guy that was more pro- convicted murderer than john fetterman. i never met a guy that wanted to open up and unleash the prison population on their state the way he does. it is mindnumbing to me. >> it goes beyond that. the attitude is one of disdain. it doesn't matter what you guys do. i've got better ideas. if a jury of your peers think that you murdered somebody and adjudge sentences you to life in prison, they are probably right. who are you to walk in and say i don't care what you think. he seems to care more about the criminals than the innocent. that is what i am hearing especially in some of the urban populations. people say we are part of a

social experiment. they literally are doing things never done before to see if it works out. we don't want any part of the growing pains that are working it through. that is just on true crime. then there is fentanyl. pennsylvania has become ground . where number three in the nation. we have the largest open-air drug market. you can go for blocks and blocks and see addicts with needles sticking out of their bodies. we are farming homelessness. that is something that is shameful. they won't go there. i go there because i want to show republicans care about everybody. our party has a big enough tent and we love people wherever they are in their journey that we can help people with addiction. that's why we are going to win. >> if i were to pick the top issues in the election this year, and this is for every state, every race. it is number one, 41 year high of inflation, record high gas

prices, wide open borders, law and order, safety and security. how do you pursue happiness if you don't have basic safety and security reinforced by law and order? you can't. and then of course woke education. i think parents want to take back their schools and they don't want their kids going to school and getting indoctrinated. they want reading, writing, math, science, history and computers. get rid of all the values and let the parents instilled those values at home. >> that is absolutely right. we have an obligation to make sure that kids who are at risk get educated. it is better for their families, their communities and makes the entire country home like a well oiled machine. yet we haven't been doing that. states are doing it in different ways, but it's not working. in philadelphia, 30% of kids in third grade read at grade level. a third of the kids in third grade are reading at the right level. the other two thirds cannot

read. they will not catch up. we should take taxpayer money that you decide to give to this process, make it fund at the federal level and give it back to the state's and give it back to parents who want their kids to go to parochial schools. >> and the issues i mentioned, we are hearing about the most. i would say in the commonwealth of pennsylvania you have to add energy to that list. >> there is no question why this race is neck and neck. i focused on the issues you mention, especially the economy, crime and the border with drugs. gas is part of the economy. if you want to drop inflation and it's a much less painful way than raising interest rates, allowing natural gas to be unleashed in pennsylvania. tom cotton and i were on just to look at this. when you say that fracking is a disdain on pennsylvania and you showed john fetterman saying what he believes, that is

insulting to people making their living in that area. it destroys communities. and we drive up inflation because energy drives a third of the total inflation we see. may be for most of us, the most important reality is it makes us subservient to our enemies. if you want energy independence and dominance, get the actual gas out of pennsylvania. this is a big story. if you truly love the environment, if you really love the environment, you should root for natural gas. that's how we drop our carbon footprint the last 15 years. >> they are predicting gas prices, natural gas prices will go up dramatically and they may actually lose the electric grid in new england as a result of the shortage of natural gas. we will take a break and come back. things are just getting started. dr. oz will stay with us. when we return, newt gingrich and senator scott and tom cotton will join us as we continue our town hall from york, pennsylvania.

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floodwaters are urged to meet atlee wash and clean all wounds. i am matt finn. now back to "hannity". we are back. welcome back to "hannity" in the great state of pennsylvania. dr. mehmet oz of is with us. joining us now, former speaker of the house and fox news contributor, newt gingrich is with us. for people at home, that is newt senator tom cotton from the great state of arkansas is here. senator tim scott from the great state of south carolina is with us. i don't want to get ahead of myself, but i can see two potential presidential candidates down the road.

i am just guessing. you never know. just throwing that out there. thank you all for being with us. you are running your own reelection. i predict you win by 12. i am glad you are here. you made it a priority to help herschel, to help dr. oz. lindsey graham said something the other night that people of south carolina are tired of having their votes canceled out by these radical liberal senators. >> absolutely. no doubt about it. think about the most important issues to americans. inflation. biden has provided the american people with a pay cut. 18 consecutive months with inflation outpacing wage increases. and in york, pennsylvania we will send a message to all america. elected dr. oz! i cannot even believe it. think about it.

when you said during your amazing monologue, a person puts a shotgun and a man's chest. an innocent man. imagine it being a white republican putting a shotgun in the chest of a black man. we go to church together. can you imagine the media frenzy around that issue? can you imagine having a president who says nothing on that? the national media, silent. the vice president, silent. why? because they care more about the issue than the people being in impoverished areas where i come from. think about the single mothers trapped in their houses at night praying for daylight so they can go outside because they are afraid of the crime of driving

throughout this nation. we need a common sense conservative from pennsylvania to bring it home. let's start with dr. oz. >> for the record, senator scott was not kidding. we actually have the same pastor. he introduced me to him and had such a great impact on my life. i appreciate you as the friend that you are. great friend. senator cotton, you are up from arkansas. i am glad you are here. this is important to the country. when you compare and contrast fetterman and dr. oz, you cannot have a bigger choice selection than this. >> a really couldn't be a bigger choice selection, sean. control of the senate in washington runs through pennsylvania. we have to elect dr. oz.

we want the republican majority to put the brakes on biden's radical agenda. let's take the energy issue, sean. dr. oz and i were on a natural gas pad in western pennsylvania a couple days ago with hard-working pennsylvanians are getting gods resources out of the grounds for the benefit of america and the rest of the world. think about the issues you care about. you care about good high paying jobs for thousands of pennsylvania families? you've got that. do care about lowering inflation and lowering the cost of your utility bills? pennsylvania can do that for us as well. do you care about supporting friends and partners around the world? wouldn't it be better if they had pennsylvania gas as opposed to russian gas? if you are concerned about the environment, isn't it better for us to be using good, cleanburning pennsylvania natural gas then then having third world coal dug up with the worst kinds of practices all

around the world? yet john fetterman as you saw, he would been hydraulic fracturing, the most advanced, innovative, environmentally friendly way to get natural gas out of the ground. dr. oz will be a champion for pennsylvania's energy industry. he will prevent the democrats from getting it and he will promote it in washington. >> those of you that may not know in the crowd, i first met newt gingrich at a holiday inn room in 1990. i was a localhost in alabama. then i got a job offer in atlanta where you were. i was the mc the night that he became speaker of the house in 1990 for. it was the honor of my life. he is one of my dearest and closest friends. you are one of the smartest political strategist i have ever met. you have been defining the closing arguments of this election.

explain. >> it's not complicated. if you like inflation, eating up your paycheck, you ought to vote democrat. if you like having your 401(k) collapse so you cannot afford to retire, you ought to vote democrat. if you think having a guy run for the senate who voted 25 times to release a murderer when the other for members of the parole board voted no. the only person to vote for these 25 murderers was fetterman. if you think that's a good idea, and philadelphia doesn't have enough crime and pittsburgh doesn't have enough crime, you ought to vote democrat. they will make sure they will give you more. they want to give you more of the wrong thing and less of the right thing. this is not a complicated election. this is a straightforward election of every american looking at the world around them and making a simple decision. you want to keep going down this road or not?

i have known mehmet oz for many years. i knew him back when he was already an eagles fan, which i have to say, anyway. one can only go so far. >> he may have lost some boats and pittsburgh. >> i think any pennsylvania team is acceptable at this point. i know that he went to medical school in pennsylvania. he went to business school in pennsylvania. he grew up in the philadelphia suburbs. like everything else about fetterman's campaign, the attack on oz was a lie. fetterman cannot tell the truth because if he tells the truth he might as well get off the ballot. >> let me highlight one thing. i touched on it earlier, but it's rare that i am in a group. we do a lot of gatherings like this. put your hands up if your life has been touched by fentanyl. you see how many hands go up. here's the part that hurts me.

i'm a doctor and have dealt in addiction for many years. i understand how challenging it is to come back from that abyss of darkness. john fetterman says he wants to legalize all drugs and decriminalize all drugs. he wants to create heroin injection sites. no one wants that in their neighborhood because it brings crime. it's devastating to communities. he wants the open border because he wants more borders and sanctuaries so the governments cannot work together. you build what we have now in pennsylvania, a rabid illness that is taking over all of our youth. we haven't done anything about it because we are following john fetterman and people like his lead. addiction is big in south carolina, right? >> 107,000 americans lost their lives, plus, because our borders are open. we need to build a wall to stop that fentanyl from walking across our border. we have an opportunity to

restore sanity to this country by controlling our borders. every single county in america, every single county in pennsylvania is a border county. we are all experiencing illegal immigration, fentanyl, and national security risk because of the southern border being open. >> let me ask you a question for everybody. the reason this race is where it is because the democratic party has been pouring money into pennsylvania. i just heard before i walked on stage we are expecting another $10 million coming against us. it's a panic move because they know they are in trouble. they are pulling in money from every which way. that's why it is vital that we have the support. if i can tell the truth about john fetterman more than he lies about me, we have got this race. i think you all have been there. >> dr. oz.com. >> one more time. dr. oz.com.

>> it is very simple. if you want to keep murderers in prison and you want to keep john fetterman on his parents's allowance go to dr. oz.com. >> we will take a quick break. more with dr. oz, newt gingrich, senator scott and cotton. we are in york, pennsylvania. thank you for being with us. into the no-too-distant future of lincoln. ♪ ♪ it's what sanctuary could look like... feel like... sound like... even smell like. more on that soon. ♪ ♪ the best part? the prequel is pretty sweet too. ♪ ♪

welcome back to hannity. we continue from. pennsylvania with newt gingrich, senator cotton and scott and dr. oz. i said it's interesting and this has played out in pretty much every race.

the democrats strategy is to hide. they have tens and tens of millions of dollars in negative smear adds. they don't answer any questions. if they debate like in the case of dr. oz, they will do it a week before the election after early voting has gone on for weeks if not months. i worry about money and campaigns in the sense that negative adds, people begin to believe the lie. what's the best way to counter that? >> i think it's pretty straightforward. you tell the truth routinely, all day, every day and then people get to decide decide. president biden says we have a great economy. well, you go to the gas station and say maybe not. >> he said the economy is strong as hell. >> which, i think given his cognitive situation, may be true. i have no idea what the economy is. the fact is, reality.

take the example of crime. people in philadelphia watch the evening news. you cannot buy enough adds to convince them that philadelphia is safe. people in pittsburgh watch the evening news. you cannot buy enough adds. then they go out to the grocery store and you cannot buy enough adds to convince them that democrats know what they are doing. you go through item by item and people go, you know, the truth is if you want a better future you vote republican. if you want to put up with the current disaster, you vote democrat. that's really a hard decision. i think that's the answer. >> good point. >> i think newt made a very important point. how many of us want energy independence? if you want energy independence today, you have to go to dr. oz.com. literally. in order for us to create a

firewall for the american people, we have to elect republicans. that starts right here, right now with dr. oz. if you want inflation coming down, dr. oz has to go up. dr. oz.com. we have to figure out with matching fire with fire. >> you are in the wrong business. you need to be a talkshow host. you are really good at what you do. the bottom line is every single thing newt said, everything you stand for and that we stand for but more importantly the kids and the grandkids of the people here today. we are fighting for their future. not ours. i will stand up for america's kids every single day. we will fight night and day.

all of gods people in america. raising hope. dr. oz, right here, right now. >> all the years i have started in radio and tv, i have never felt a sense of urgency like i do now. for the sake of our kids and grandkids, as senator scott is pointing out, i never worried this much. i never thought things could get this bad, this fast. that's the urgency i feel that i don't even feel as a communicator that i can convey to my audience how critical this moment is. >> it's incredibly urgent, sean burke look at what the democrats have been able to do in two years when they have a thin majority in the house and a 50/50 in the senate. imagine if they had complete majorities with no breaks on them whatsoever. think about those workers that

dr. oz and i visited out in western pennsylvania earlier this week. john fetterman would literally ban their jobs. he would put them out of work. or think about the families who have been devastated by crime and by fentanyl here in the keystone state. when john fetterman was asked if you had a magic wand and you have one wish, what would it be? he didn't say i would and the inflation problem or bring down the price of gas or i'd solve the opioid epidemic that is killing so many pennsylvanians. he said i would and long sentences for murderers. that is in addition to all the murderers he has voted to let out of prison. there is an absolute sense of urgency in pennsylvania and across the country because most americans understand the stakes of this election. if you want a future that is bright and prosperous and safe for our country, for our children, then you have to vote republican and help these republicans get elected. do that by going to doctoroz.com

and pitching in to make sure he can answer the lies that democrats are telling about him. >> every election year i spend a lot of time on the phone with newt gingrich because i don't think i have ever met anybody that is able to predict an election results as well as you can. i remember in 1990 for, election day, i said what do you think. you pretty much nailed it to the number. >> i think i was off by one. we didn't count on beating ross. >> my question is, i know people want hope, but i don't want people to get arrogant either. there is an urgency that i don't want to go away. i want people to fear that this will continue that they don't go out and vote. what do you see happening nationally in the house and senate? >> i think the most important

thing is, i have been at this since august 1958. i've had a lot of experience. the most important thing to remember is it's not the polls. it's the people. when people go out and vote, they change everything. in a bad year for republicans, they vote democrat and it changes everything. in a good year for republicans, they vote republican and it changes everything. i saw one race in michigan where the candidate for governor was 19 points behind according to the newspaper on saturday and won on tuesday. when you and i talked, time magazine the week before we took control had the democrats ahead by five points. 40 to 35 in the generic. one week later we won 50 for seats. i would say to every pennsylvanian, if you love this country, you have an absolute obligation to vote. you have an obligation to tell your friends, your relatives.

this is a very patriotic state. i spent my childhood in the harrisburg area. my dad served in the army for 27 years. i know how deeply patriotic this state is. people risk their lives tonight all around the world to give you the privilege of voting. any american who is too arrogant or too cynical to show up and vote is, i think, betraying the cause of freedom in the united states. if everybody turns out to vote, we will win in a staggering landslide. they will be part of a big senate majority. the house will be amazing. we will have a new republican governor in pennsylvania. >> with that said, we are in

york, pennsylvania. i want to thank senator tom cotton and senator tom scott. dr. oz, thank you. you are going to vote for oz? when we come back, gop gubernatorial candidate doug mastriano will stay with us and newt remains as well. thank you for coming. hi, my name is reggie and i lost 30 pounds with golo. before golo, my blood pressure was really high, but after golo, i was able to cut my medication in half. with golo, i've not only lost weight, i'm happier, i'm healthier, and i have a new lease on life.

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>> i will be honest. i was mostly doing this because it's hard to go to individual states for gubernatorial races. but i did not want to pass up the opportunity because your race matters and what you would do as governor would have a huge impact on this state. how do you see the race unfolding now? >> i mean, i think it's fantastic. my wife and i has traveled to all 67 counties at least two times this year. we get record crowds. we were in erie and had 600 show up. we had for hundred competing against the pittsburgh game. chester county outside of philly is amazing. a meet and greet turned into a rally. later that day in bucks county by washington state part over 1000 people showed up. >> speaker gingrich earlier talked about crime and law and

order and safety and security. how is your attorney general doing? >> that is my opponent. >> i came prepared. >> thank you. >> how is mr. shapiro doing? it's a key issue. we cannot pursue happiness if we don't have law and order and safety and security. it's that simple. stick that is true. he's been the senior law enforcement for 6 years. how is he doing? crime has gone up almost 40%. we are fourth highest in fentanyl death in the nation. carjackings are about 1000 this year alone. on track for 600 homicides. the guy cannot do anything right. to make matters worse, instead of doing his job and protecting the people he suede to keep kids in masks and shut business is down. he suede the little sisters of the poor. who sues nuns? only a madman. if you are better off and savor in pennsylvania-spent the nuns said you would go straight to hell.

>> probably still true. i don't know. if you are safer, clearly philadelphia had a democrat mayor since 1950. a democratic city council since 1962. it's time for change. you have nothing to lose. we will break the backs of these criminals. >> this being a national show, obviously every senator elected impacts everybody. but the governor's races are very critical as well, especially on issues like voter integrity. i would like every state to have voter id, signature verification, updated voter rolls, chain of custody, controls and partisan observers need to watch of the vote counting up close and personal and not every state allows that. we recently had election officials in pennsylvania say the law is clear. you've got to date your ballot.

they've got guidance from the supreme court and then they said we are not going to listen to the supreme court. we need integrity in our elections. this is important. that is something a governor can do. >> the reality is that the governorship, if you believe in a federal system, then fixing education is largely estate challenge. fixing crime is largely a state challenge. making sure the elections are honest and accurate clearly in the constitution is a state challenge. i think governors are really matter and you see this as you pointed out. if your chief law enforcement officer for 6 years has presided over a total disaster, why would you promote them? >> that's a good point. >> give me the top five issues because we are running out of time that you want the people of pennsylvania to know you will do if elected? >> my campaign top issue is

freedom. it's about restoring individual freedom. on day one we will rip away the restrictions and dig like never before. we will add a carbon tax. we will restore common sense to the commonwealth. that means no more boys in the girls bathroom. on day one we are no longer a sanctuary state. when the ghost flights show up our beautiful state police will escort those busloads of illegals down to delaware. joe biden can have them. >> that's a pretty good platform. doug mastriano, thank you so much for being with us. newt, we will come back and close out the show and have more "hannity" from york, pennsylvania. thanks for staying with us. oral. and improved quality of life. that's why we recommend salonpas. it's good medicine.

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