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that overlaps with former president obama and republican liz cheney is crossing aisles and going to endorse and go on the campaign trail with michigan democrat alyssa joins us later on in the show and brian kemple, also joining us on the show. >> one week exactly until election day. >> here we go. >> as the senate race in pennsylvania heats up, john fetterman is facing real questions about his health after his debate performance that had a lot of people talking. even heed admits that. i spoke with him about political violence in america and i note we did conduct the interview using closed captioning. that's why a bit of delay with some of the answers. watch. >> joining me now democratic candidate for senator, pennsylvania lieutenant governor john fetterman. thank you for joining us, lieutenant governor. i appreciate it. let me start with the afterattack on the violent attack on speaker pelosis husband in her home. what does that say about the state of our politics right now? >> yeah. i just -- of course, i was appalled by that and, of course, the kind of vitriol that is out there in the political conversation out in america now. it's astonishing. i