>> the point is that bob casey voted 98% of the time, he's been a follower, not a leader. when you look at spiralling inflation and wide open border or the war on oil and gas development in pennsylvania, thank bob casey, he voted every step of the way with joe biden. 80% of pennsylvania think the country is going in the wrong direction. >> dana: chuck schumer is determined to keep you from winning. they will pour a ton of money into this race. the financial situation for families in pennsylvania, i'm sure you hear, only 14% are getting ahead, 41% say holding steady and 44% say they are falling behind. what are policies you try to push that could bring prices down and not promising to bring prices down. how could that happen for families if they vote for you? >> as you said, 60% of pennsylvania live paycheck to paycheck. wages and spending. biden spent 6 trillion and casey voted for it. pull back on that spending put forth by president biden. oil and gas exploration has driven up fuel prices and in pennsylvania, we have wonderful, clean, natural gas that is the key to our e

i am bob casey.y plan gives the federal trade commission a plan to punish corporate price gouging and let's use huge tax breaks to put more money back in your pocket. >> six minutes, that is all you get. on the wrestling mat, there is no place to hide. i am dave mccormick. wrestling is in the bloodstream of pennsylvania. the toughness, the grid, the independence you see on those wrestling mats, using of those high school gymnasiums, to me that represents the best of pennsylvania. when i look around the country i see these intractable problems, and more than anything else we need leadership. the thing i learned is leadership is about toughness, it is about resilience, it is about making hard choices, attacking hard problems, and that is not what we are doing, so there is something to be learned about the kind of leadership we need to take the country back. i am running for the senate to make the articles. host: here to talk about a race to replaces senator is john o'connor. who is running against each

we're going to hear from pennsylvania senator bob casey in just a moment. let's start with another history making week for donald trump. tomorrow opening statements begin in the hush money trial. also tomorrow judge arthur ingelrom will hear an application to revoke the $175 million bond trump posted in his civil fraught judgment. on tuesday the hush money trial will shift to a contempt motion claiming trump violated the gag order. and on thursday, the supreme court will hear arguments on whether trump is entitled to immunity from prosecution in the january 6 dc case. joining me now to talk more about the big leak week ahead for former president donald trump is arthur tony schwartz who wrote "the art of the deal" with trump. thank you for joining me today. and let me go right to the point. last week during jury selection, potential jurors were asked if they ever read "the art of the deal." what were your thoughts when you heard your book that you did with donald trump had come up in the case? >> i feel now i have been doing this for 30 years for having writ

today anti- israel protesters interrupted a campaign stop for longtime democrat senator bob casey. republican challenger david mccormick here in pennsylvania polling shows inflation and the economy is the most important issue to voters. today casey blamed inflation not on biden but on corporations. >> but here is what it is pretty a big food conglomerates that other big national corporations jacking up the price of food. jacking up the price of household items is not the local grocers doing it it's these big corporations. >> republicans at meantime are countering democrats by targeting pennsylvania faster growing latino population in cities like here in allentown the center-right grassroots organization the libra initiative is on the ground speaking to latinos in grocery stores. >> we are trying to meet them right here and educate them. i know you feel inflation but could we tell you why? why are we feeling this inflation question of what policies are making inflation? it is the high spending. >> meantime former president trump was forced to cancel his first campaign rally since hi

she was endorsed by bob casey. the senate race has already begun.casey's campaign event was interrupted by anti-israel's protestors over the weekend. dave mccormick campaigned yesterday alongside congressman jim jordan. mccormick telling us the anti-israel protests are a disgrace. >> i think it's really important our public officials be very clear and strong with their moral clarity. john fetterman has been a clear voice. bob casey has been very unclear and in part he has endorsed summer lee who is really a good example of the anti-semitism we don't want in our leadership and our representatives. >> but ultimately voters we've spoken to in pennsylvania over the last week at church and protests tell us the most important issue to them is inflation. >> economy. it's kind of tough right now. all the prices are all the way through the roof and basically -- it is challenging. >> my grocery bill has more than doubled and i get less. every single thing has gone up under biden, everything. >> i'm not voting for biden, i'll tell you that. i would lean more f

pennsylvania may end up deciding the balance of power in the upper chamber for democrat senator bob caseyer david mccormick are both stomping across the keystone state ahead of tuesday's primary votes. bryan llenas is live on the campaign trail in scranton. >> both the senate candidates are running unopposed so all the attention right now is on the general election six months out presenter at bob casey the democrat his hometown is right here in scranton, pennsylvania sure south prison abided preset to start a 20 plus stop tour of pennsylvania today from here but instead isn't washington getting ready to vote in the senate for the foreign aid bills. his challenge to republican david mccormick is also campaigning in state college today he is desperately trying to tie him to president biden blaming both for inflation and the immigration crisis. casey is instead running not on biden but on so-called shrink. mood took comic book store spoke to an owner here in scranton about the financial situation, listen. >> as far as a business goes is consumer confidence going to the rest of the year. a lo

there is a needle to be threaded with the voters of ohio, bob casey in pennsylvania, chester in montanasay i'm not ta taking, i'm not not taking the border seriously, i just did not think what the house of representatives have done rose to that level and that's what i voted not to dismiss. say what they were trying to do was unconstitutional. whether or not that holds water was some of these voters, that a be challenging. we will know in november and republicans will beat this towards all the way to november because the bowling shows that the border and mayorkas is a lightning rod issue with the electorate district. >> neil: remains to be seen, whether they are addressing it, trying to impeach mayorkas as a way to do that. but that might be appointed very soon as they go through these names. this a be a vote essentially on what if we can go forward with this. looks like after this votes know we can't, then what happens? >> it they will be done. i cannot hear the floor right now so i don't know where they are in the alphabet but at the end of their patty murray again will announce a tota

and what you heard from their one vulnerable democrat, bob casey saying he's going to dismiss, but also watch for some republicans in the center, some other republicans like susan collins, or at least are murkowski or even mitt romney are retiring republican senator who has criticized this effort as well. there could be a bipartisan opposition to this effort, which it has been going on for months and months, but we'll end here soon in the senators democrats stand poised. to essentially reject this trial prevented from having a full-blown proceeded here in united states senate. for us. >> yeah, a historic moment to witness, even if it gets dismissed, manu raju from capitol hill. thank you so much. stay within a new central were back in just a few minutes >> when the jinx came out, i thought, oh my god when bob has a friend, he expects blind loyalty. >> ravid surprises surprises this is carbonic and this is how you can sell us your car visit carbonic. >> answer a few >> questions, will give you a real offer, then set a time for us to pick it up and pay you on the side, they'll your car th

. >> don't think bob casey being passive means he is not dangerous. >> he is facing uphill reelection battles among concerns of inflation. yesterday, dozens of protesters interrupted his campaign event. in an exclusive interview, he reacted to the growing anti-semitic protests on campus. >> it is a disgrace. it is important to our officials are clear. john fetterman is an example. casey has been very unclear. >> he is endorsed by trump. in 2022, trump endorsed his opponent, dr. oz, who lost to john fetterman. mccormick is just like oz. >> he doesn't live in pennsylvania. he lied about living in pennsylvania. >> a claim he denies. >> i have lived the majority of my life in pennsylvania. >> they are trying to make something true that is not true. >> he says he sometimes lives in connecticut because his daughter from another marriage lives there. he says voters care about the issues. the results of this race will likely control which party controls the u.s. senate. >> bret: the supreme court is refusing to heal an appeal by carrie lake, challenging the use of electronic voting machines.

. >> carley: and dave mccormack will face bob casey in the race that could decides . >> todd: 95 billioneign aid package with funding for israel and ukraine heading to president biden desk after passing late last night. >> carley: lucas tomlinson has the latest. >> lucas: the senate passed that foreign aid bill 79-18 last night. 26 billion for israel, 60 billion for ukraine and 8 billion for indo-pacific. here is senate majority leader chuck schumer. >> many twistings and turns, america sends message to the world, we will not turn our back on you. we tell our allies, we stand with you. we tell our adversaries don't mess with us. we will defend democracy and our way of life. >> lucas: ted cruz voted against it. >> this gives money to gaza and money for the ngos trafficking illegal immigrants and does nothing to stop invasion at the southern border, that is our priority. >> lucas: president biden said i will sign this bill into law and address the american people as soon as it reaches my desk tomorrow to begin sending weapons to ukraine this week and biden articulated strategy for the ukra

are falling behind, numbers tell the same story in battlegrounds, georgia, michigan and wisconsin, bob caseyenger dave mccormack are in general election mode here in pennsylvania attacking one another on inflation, both senate candidates are running unopposed. former president trump will be in new york city on monday for his criminal trial, a trial democratic admits would not have happened if we were impeached. >> we have leading candidate for president being forces to take time off campaign trail for an invented legal theory which has never seen the light of day in a courtroom, this is outrageous. >> drusm will be in a new york city courtroom every day for trial, expected to last 6 to 8 weeks. >> thank you, brian. >> trump is stuck in a new york city courtroom, instead of campaigning, a "new york post" op-ed argues that trial is by design and labelings biden's run as a presidential champagne. not like the drink but a sham had. he is getting a warm welcome, no matter where he goes bhrk h. like when he stopped at a bodega in new york. biden ateared to try to take a page out of trump's playboo

this attitude towards understanding the problems of the middle east was the statement of senator bob caseyndustrial base. we will produce weapons that the iranians. are being used to defeat vladimir putin, so this is a great moment for our country, so helping ukraine is production of weapons for iran, which will be used to defeat putin. there is one very important point for me. i would like to draw your attention to the fact that we very often talk about the fact, perhaps in the american approach, that the money that will be allocated to help ukraine, israel, taiwan, most of it will remain in the united states of america. so i must say that in modern conditions, in modern inflationary overheating, overheating of the american economy, these funds can, first of all, make a very a big contribution to the increase in american inflation, because this is a classic, military spending in this case. really increase inflation, create very serious difficulties within the country, because the country is dissatisfied, prices are rising, in general this can create very serious problems, well, in macroec

senate between incumbent democrat bob casey and republican david mccormick who are both under both runningpper chamber, voters choosing the house candidates in district seven and eight and polls will open in less than an hour. maria: thank you so much, meanwhile the story of the day israel moving closer to the invasion of rafah more than a million palestinians are taking shelter and were told the hamas leadership is in rafah iranian proxy forces are taking a once again at u.s. troops in the region attacking the u.s. bases in iraq yesterday and on syria on sunday, these are the first attacks on u.s. troops in the region since february 4, yesterday marked the 172nd attack since october 17, joining me to assess it on fox news your teaching analyst chairman of the institute for the study of war general jack keane. thank you for being here this morning. >> what are we doing see the resumption of these attacks on our u.s. troops, general assess the situation for us and where we are in terms of israel needing to go into rafah and the pushback from the administration and now hamas or its proxies r

that means bob casey in pennsylvania, ohio, nevada, everyone of these democrats running right now, theyom the issues, they don't want to talk about them at all, they did not want to listen to any of the evidence because they don't care about the people who are suffering. they don't care about the people in the bodegas who are facing crime. instead they just want to say bad trump, back trump. that's their whole message. >> jesse: it sure is. if i was a trump, i would go to a grocery store, not a whole foods, may be catcher rangers game after court is out of session, who knows. a lot to do here. ted cruz, i'm sure you're staying busy in texas, good luck down there. >> thank you, jesse. >> jesse: we know who the undercover anti-trump jurors are right back. [♪♪] [♪♪] lord, you know what's on our hearts. you know where we struggle. you know where we need to be pushed. help us give it all to you. the good, the bad. help us turn to you in everything. amen. you should join me in more prayer on hallow. stay prayed up. breathing claritin clear is like... is he? claritin clear? yeah. fast relief o

another race is pennsylvania senate race between bob casey and dave mccormack who are both running unopposedide control of the upper chamber. a few competitive house races could make or break the gop narrow majority. seventh district will select a nominee to take on inkcumbent susan wild in november. district eight, republican rob preshan is looking to unseat matt cartwright in district that supported donald trump in 2016 and 2020. polls open 7:00 a.m. eastern time and close at 8:00 p.m. to golf, just one week after earning second green jacket in the master, scottie scheffler adding another title to his collection, winning the rbc heritage since 1985. >> domination, the run continues. >> carley: this is scottie scheffler's fourth win in five tournaments, incredible, they tell me golf is hard. lsu star angel reese sharing a message. the basketball player writing on x, protect young women in sports, that simple post earned 6 million views. president biden changed title 9 to include transgender athletes. and taking shots at tom brady next month in a live-streamed roast. >> the man, the arena, t

republican dave mccormick will take on democrat senator bob casey. both candidates ran unopposed. this race will likely decide the balance of power in the senate. turnout was low today and across the state, given the lack of competitive races this primary, we caught up with voters who explained what motivated them to come to the polls. >> the borders. >> it is the inflation. >> the border and also all this anti-semitism. >> everybody is so mad and angry today. but are they here to vote and say peace? no. >> president biden and former president trump won the primaries here. the rematches had and was -- and what is likely to be the most pivotal race for botton's reelection chances. the uncommitted campaign which is pro- palestinian is hoping more than 40,000 voters today wrote in uncommitted in protest vote of president biden stance of israel. we will see. >> trace: brian for us in pennsylvania thank you. let's bring in seen -- steamboats... thank you for coming on. lead to you first. this uncommitted vote. somebody else vote. do you look at that, is not important win you look at pe

his eyes are trained on the general election looking to unseat incumbent bob casey. a flip in pennsylvania could decide control of the senate. karl rove joins us now. good morning, karl. we talk about the senate, how important it is. just to refresh everybody how close it is we talk about the house all the time. the majority in the senate 51-49. three independents caucus with the democrats. essentially republicans looking at the map see a pretty good picture this election cycle, pennsylvania possibly one of those seats. >> right. let's start with west virginia where joe manchin, democrat is retiring. governor justice is running. that would make the senate 50/50 and republicans need to pick up one more seat to take control and pennsylvania will be a key target. ohio, pennsylvania, michigan, wisconsin, nevada. are we talking familiar names? montana. we're talking -- maryland, we're talking unfamiliar names there but we have a president overlap between the presidential battlegrounds and senate battlegrounds that will cover a great many of these contests. >> dana: last w

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meanwhile, officially set for november appeared dave mccormick released a digital ad attacking senator bob caseyed with president biden 98% of the time here democrats are out with a new ad today attacking mccormick as an out of touch millionaire who does not live full-time in pennsylvania. the presidential primary was a foregone conclusion here, so turnout was relatively low. this was also a close primary, which means 1.3 million registered independent voters could not weigh in. but there is currently a campaign to change that so that independent player left can have a voice in the nation's largest battleground state. >> we know that independents are less partisan. so bringing those folks into the elections broadens the base, creates a bigger governing metal, if you will, and makes better incentives for folks to get the job done when they get elected to office. >> between the 150,000 plus registered republicans who chose nikki haley over trump, both parties have a lot of work to do to coalesce their voter bases in pennsylvania. >> harris: i would guess the pennsylvanians are going to see a lot o

the left which is a lot of money and enthusiasm for their campaign but if you are a senator like bob casey about the second largest lng producer, where do you stand on this? brown in ohio, a huge natural gas estate, where you stand? political cowardice during election year end american people are suffering as a result. >> a guy named robert, methane researcher cornell you that president biden is listening to says ending completely the use of lng should be global priority so that's where president biden apparently stands right now. we got to leave it at that. as always, great to see you. president biden targeting nikki haley voters in a new ad. more on the new strategy to sway republican voters away from trump coming up next. ♪ all that planning has paid off. looks like you can make this work. we can make this work. and the feeling of confidence that comes from our advice... i can make this work. that seems to be universal. i can make this work. i can make this work. no wonder more than 9 out of 10 clients are likely to recommend us. because advice worth listening to is advice worth talking

senate could be decided in the keystone state this fall as democratic senator bob casey faces off againster david mccormick. hey, brian, what can you tell us? >> look, the pennsylvania primary is on tuesday and we're already in general election mode six months from november. and that's because both of the senate candidates are running unopposed. democratic senator bob casy was set to start off a tour of pennsylvania today right here in scranton, his hometown, but he's instead in washington d.c. for the potential foreign aid package vote. meantime, his challenger, republican david mccormick is also campaigning in pennsylvania today. he's eager to tie casey to president biden, blaming both for inflation and the immigration crisis. they're running adds not on biden, but shrink-flation and greed-flation claiming crisis are to blame for the rising prices. new fox polling, 14% of pennsylvanians feel their family's financial situation is getting ahead. 40% say they're falling behind. in an interview with rick mcquaid who owns four restaurants in the commonwealth says it's really harder out there

running unopposed in tuesday primary art zeroed in on inflation today at longtime democrat senator bob casey is launching a campaign tour around the state in lancaster which voted trump in 2020 his republican challenger dave mccormick campaign in state college yesterday he was endorsed by former president trump about a week ago. trump, yesterday had to cancel his first planned campaign rally since his new york city criminal trial started because of a storm last night in wilmington and a battleground north carolina the former president called from his private plane lesson about an hour before the event and told the crowd there was concerns about lighting in the area. >> ladies and gentlemen, this is donald trump your favorite president of all time hopefully. as you can see there are some very bad weather heading in. we are flying in and ate a few minutes they really prefer we not to men there is a certain danger to all of us. we want to make sure everyone is safe above all. >> the cancellation obviously coming ahead of tomorrow's opening arguments in the new york city trial. highlights two th

now long time democrat senator bob casey supposed to be here in scranton today right here to launch aour. but he's instead in washington for a potential vote on a foreign aid package deal. he could call in to speak to supporters, though, casey is trying to convince voters in pennsylvania that inflation and the higher consumer prices that they're feeling is not biden's fault. but instead the fault of greedy companies running on inflation and fox news polling you can understand why. the economy is the number one issue for voters in pennsylvania neil, and volters here trust former trump to do a better job on the economy over president biden by 12 points, in fact, trump is trusted more on the economy and battle grounds states, georgia, and wisconsin too. there are also growing worries by democrats about independent candidate robert f. kennedy jr. appeal to latino and young voters in pennsylvania. a former bernie sanders pollster telling "new york times," quote, i'm raising the alarm. young voters and latinos respond really well to a hard edge economic populous message and that is not bide

scranton is also the hometown onetime democratic senator bob casey's kicks are the general election campaignmorrow with a 20 stop tour of pennsylvania. casey and his challenger republican david mccormick are running unopposed in tuesday's primaries of the general election has already started in this race. that is likely to determine control of the u.s. senate. mccormick today stopped at state college at an event penn state legend emmett may writer nickel part former hedge fund ceo talked about how his own high school and at west point wrestling career showed him the kind of leadership needed to be in the senate. now mccormick is trying to blame inflation on president biden and senator casey the economy is the number one issue in pennsylvania. fox news and polling shows just 14% of pennsylvania's voters say their families have been getting ahead financially. we spoke to business owners in scranton including the owner of the comics on the green shop who says he does not blame one individual for inflation but certainly the top issue for him. >> i mean as far as a business goes there's consumer

when it comes to the senate democratic incumbent bob casey will face republican challenger david mccormick in the fall. it will be a high stakes contest that is expected to cost, get this, hundreds of millions of dollars and could help decide control of that chamber next year. >>> still ahead the latest from columbia university in the heated pro-palestinian protests on campus. what the school is saying about the deadline to move encampment tents. >>> plus president biden goes to florida and denounces the state's six-week abortion ban that's set to go into effect next week. we'll show you what he had to say in the sunshine state. those stories and a check on sports and weather when we come right back. sports and weather when we come right back can neuriva support your brain health? mary, janet, hey!! (thinking: eddie, no frasier, frank... frank?) fred! how are you?! fred... fuel up to 7 brain health indicators, including your memory. join the neuriva brain health challenge. (psst! psst!) ahhh! with flonase, allergies don't have to be scary. spray flonase sensimist daily for non-drowsy long

democrat senator bob casey was sent to kick off 20 plus stop bus tour of pennsylvania today.in his hometown of scranton instead he is in washington d.c. waiting to vote on the foreign aid package. meanwhile his republican challenger david mccormick had an event today at state college and a u.s. olympic wrestling team trials event with pennsylvania native beau nichol. mccormick is eager to tie casey to president biden. blaming both for inflation and immigration crisis. casey is running ads blaming inflation not on biden but so-called shrinkflation and greed inflation sink greedy companies are driving up prices for profits. democrats are on defense on the economy a new fox news polling shows it is the number one issue for voters in pennsylvania voters here trust former president trump to do a better job on the economy over biden by 12 points. it is not just the economy democrats are also concerned about independent candidate robert f kennedy jr.'s appeal to latino and young voters the former bernie sanders pollster telling the "new york times" quote i am raising the alarm young

, today pro- palestinian protesters interrupted a campaign stop for a long time democrat senator bob caseypublican challenger dave mccormick. both men running unopposed ahead of tuesday's primary and are all in on the pivotal senate race come november. today casey blamed inflation, not on biden but on corporations. >> but here is what it is but you have big food conglomerates at other multinational corporations and jacking up the price of food. jacking up the household items is not the local gro groceries g it these big corporations. >> republicans meantime are countering democrats by targeting pennsylvania fast growing latino population in cities like allentown, the center-right grassroots organization that libra initiative is on the ground is speaking to latinos in grocery stores. >> are trying to meet them right here and educate them. i know you feel inflation but can we tell you why? why are we feeling this inflation question at what policies are making inflation? it is high spending. >> while trump was spending time in court every single day it last week president biden was right here

democratic senator bob casey.primary on tuesday but neither of these gentlemen are facing a competitive race. they are viewing this general election. they're using it as an opportunity to go doorknocking ahead of the general election is this golden opportunity. afp started doorknocking april 1st. seven months before november 5th with the goal of knocking on more than 1 million doors. i had the opportunity to have an exclusive conversation with the ceo and president of afp as well as a senior advisor for afp in pennsylvania. they talked to me about the goal of courting these swing voters. listen to what they had to say. >> some of the voters we are talking to don't like either of the choices at the top of the ticket. it's causing them to be a little disengaged because a lot of what they read about in this election cycle is only focused on the presidential race. we see it is our job to help them see that their voices matter in senate and house races across the country, as well. >> there is save bowls. we are thinkin

look at people like sherrod brown from ohio, jon tester of montana, tammy baldwin of wisconsin, bob casey, jacky rosen and nevada and say look how they voted. they voted to truncate this impeachment trial. i can hear the ads being written right now at the national republican senatorial committee. this is the wing of the republican party to get republicans elected to the senate and say they were not serious of border security they voted to end the impeachment trial early. that will be a central issue the border is already a central issue in the 2024 election. they will try to weaponize what's going on here in the senate trial especially the fact is they truncate this and use that against democrats in the fall. you will see in november if that in fact works. the strategy they're pulling out right now on the senate floor in the middle of april. >> sandra: getting color from the floor we see senator coons walking around the aisle there. chad we just got word they are voting on the senator cruz motion that would allow for debate on the constitutionality of the articles of impeachment. so what

meanwhile, pennsylvania senate race is officially set, dave mccormack will take on democrat senator bob caseypower in the u.s. senate. president biden and former president trump officially won their primaries. the rematch is set in what's the most important state in biden's re-election campaign. >> he's not winning the presidency if he doesn't win pennsylvania. i i think it's pretty much that simple. if this is a key case for him. the president, former president trump can wrest this away, he's got a pretty easy path to the nomination, relatively speaking. >> reporter: speaking of a protest vote, stuart, nikki haley received 16% of the vote yesterday, about 150,000 people votesed for her -- voted for her. that is interesting because she dropped out about two months ago. look, if former president trump's going to win pennsylvania, he's going to have to coalesce the republican party. stuart? stuart: we hear you. look who's next, karl rove. the man himself. i don't see the white board yet, but i presume it'll make an appearance later. karl, i want to talk about congresswoman summer lee. as you ma

pennsylvania as well you can see dave mccormick looks like he's headed towards -- challenging incumbent bob casey deck of other candidates in pennsylvania has support of president trump. in west virginia there's a large field joe manchin is retiring so this is probably flipping to -- well it is flipping to republicans so the game in town is may 14th the republican primary. so there's a lot of things happening that will control the future of the senate. will: kari lake and one watching jim here, incumbent could that be a blue seat that flips red? pete: primaries primary are an y to kick tires and demonstrate support by bringing your base out because in place like michigan, however, it hasn't been resolved so republicans are going to ballot on august 6th to determine who that candidate will be strong candidates will determine the future of whether or not the senate goes -- the republican direction. it should be a good year for republicans in the senate. because this is six years from 2018 which was a waive for democrats midterm election during trump presidency so -- will: hoping and others an oppor

supporter senator john fetterman, top democratic leadership and pennsylvania's democratic senator bob caseythough casey has tried to distance himself from lee recently. over the weekend anti- israel protesters interrupted akc campaign event. today we are hearing a very low turnout in play's primary across pennsylvania as the presidential and senate races are a foregone conclusion here. we'll speak to voters, however, who told us this about why they're motivated to show up today. >> what is the most important issue you right now that brought you out to vote today? >> the border. >> inflation. >> every single thing is more expensive than it was under biden and his administration. >> order and all this anti-semitism and the riots in the streets. is just out of control. >> i still like the idea of voting not commit -- should be committed to israel. >> where is everyone? everyone is so mad and angry today but are they here to vote and see there, you know, piece? no. so i'm here, doing my part. >> the pro-palestinian uncommitted campaign is hoping for over 40,000 voters to right in uncommitted he

bob casey against dave mccormick. my gosh, that is going to be, is it not, if not the most closely watched senate race, certainly one of the most closely watched senate races. >> yeah. >> with real political giants on both sides. >> i think that's absolutely right. i was here with bob casey back in maybe late january/early february, because this is a race where, yeah, technically there is a pprimary, but we know who the candidates will be in the pennsylvania senate race. what senator casey said to me is watch the money that's going to be spent here. not just in the house contests, certainly not just in the senate contests, but in the state for the presidential. this is a state we watched for days back in 2020, waiting to see how mail-in votes were ultimately going to fall. we know then that they fell in favor of president joe biden. without pennsylvania, he would not have been able to win the white house back in 2020. this is a battleground through and through. all of these races have really keen implications on what

and i think it's a waste of people's time, but we have to go through it and kasie is not bob casey there. you just heard from it's not the only vulnerable democrat who will cast is key vote others to watch going senator jon tester of montana, he had indicated previously that you vote to dismiss this and they suggest that he would look at this a little further. we'll see how he ultimately votes sherrod brown of ohio. another one to watch jacky rosen of bad among those democrats, but expect most of them, if not all of them voted dismiss, will they pick up any republicans who oppose this as well? what another senator to watch on the republicans sayyed senator lisa murkowski of alaska, who is blasted these proceedings suggest that this is there's no reason to charge 100 americans with high crimes misdemeanor over a essentially a policy disputes. so that's going to be the debate. but then the outcome we know hundred america's will be acquitted here. a matter of minutes okay. my honor. thank you so much. and the politics are very interesting at despite the outcome that we know, i wanted to tal

you have a big race not only between the former president and the current president, but you got bob caseyl as mccormick. do you think that you're going to be able to change your state over to red this year? >> yes, i do. i think there is a big grassroots movement. i think it's a shame that they are trying to silence us. but i think it's about over. i think we are all going to come out strong. i encourage everyone to do the same. >> lawrence: why do you think voters are going to show up for the republicans this election cycle? >> i think they have had enough as business as usual here. we have had three and a half years now of bad stuff. i think they see it. they feel it in their pocketbooks. >> lawrence: thank you so much. let's talk with this gentleman right here. what's your name? >> jim mullen. [cheers] >> brand new poll out that shows you are 10 points behind president biden in new york. do you think it's doable to win new york? >> very close in new york. we're leading the country by a lot. polls just came out a little while ago, as you saw yesterday, that we have -- we are up in every

they vote to dismiss this trial in short order, that's what many of them are going wayne to argue, bob casey, a democrat from pennsylvania who is running for reelection. he said earlier, if you wanted to help at the southern border, you could have voted for that bipartisan hard-fought compromise that senator james lankford and kyrsten sinema and chris murphy put together just a few months ago yeah. meantime, there's a whole other fight over a border bill that's being added to foreign aid bills on the house sayyed, a lot going on to say the least on capitol hill, lauren fox, thanks so much for the uptick. >> and let's discuss this now with to cnn senior political analyst, gloria borger and ron brownstein, and also with us constitutional law professor at unc chapel hill, michael gerhardt. he's the author of the law a presidential impeachment. it's great to have all of you, michael, i want to start first with you because constitutional experts have said, look, this does not reach high crimes and misdemeanors, which is the threshold in an impeachment as someone who literally wrote the book on th

fail bob casey in pennsylvania, sherrod brown in ohio, jacky rosen penna. right every one of these democratsno running right now, they want to hide from the issues. they don't want to talk about them at all. o ta tm atthey didn't want to ln to any of the evidence because they don't care about the people who thee becaus are sufft they don't care about the car people in the bodegas who are facingople t crime. >> instead, they just want to say trump that trump bad, trump bayd. >> that's their whole message. sure is. i mean, if i were trump, i'd go to a grocery stord goe, notot a whole foods regular grocery store. >> yeah, maybe i catch a rangers gamehole after court'f out of session. >> who knows? but i mean, you lossion, wt to . >> ted cruz. i'm sure you're staying busy down in texas. good luck downbusy i there. >> thank you, jesse. >> well, we knower ant who the undercover anti-trump jurorsi- are. right back there in our family . as always, trusted bass pro shop for all their outdoor pro shop for all their outdoor needmy familup for and i continue to be a pr

people like jon tester, people like sherrod brown, bob, casey, who is running in pennsylvania, a swing state. what are they going to do? the indication we've gotten from kasie is but he's happy to quickly dismiss this. we're all eyes are going to be on jon tester and sherrod brown. but if this is just a vote from republicans and democrats and everyone stays on party lines. this could be over rather quickly. kate lot is going to happen today. >> that's for sure it's good to see you. thank you so much, lauren. john all right. >> this morning, we could be just days away from opening statements in the new york criminal trial of donald trump, jury selection is moving at a brisk pace with seven juror seated already, the judge told him to be ready to go on monday for a second straight day. courtroom observer saw donald trump getting drowsy and maybe nodding off, but it was is mutterings that earn term in rebuke from the judge who warned, i will not have any jurors intimidated. seen as zachary cohen here this morning with the very latest act where things stand your job are more than a third of

this could play out politically, some vulnerable democrats, including one at pennsylvania democrat bob casey. i asked him about his opposition to moving ahead with this trial and the impacts of this could have on his rais there should be a trial i don't i think we should move on and get to work on it. >> bipartisan border security deal. >> do you think your parents will use that vote to dismiss against you? >> oh i'm sure they will be hurtful work. i voted multiple times to support the best deal for border security in 25 years, supported by the border patrol agents so you don't support democrats so the question will be, what other vulnerable democrats dude senator jon tester of montana, one to watch, as well as sherrod brown of ohio. >> we do expect them likely to vote too. dismiss this. we'll see some other republicans, lisa murkowski of one of alaska, someone who's criticizes proceedings, how she may ultimately vote on this key measurable wolf. we expect this effort, while historic, only the second cabinet secretary ever to be impeached to end pretty quickly. this afternoon. >> i suspect y

of the problem. in the american ruling class is very well illustrated by the statement of senator bob caseys is the senator of the united states of america, where is iran, where is ukraine, to him anyway, absolutely, i think, he received his money from the labists, but at the same time, iran, of course, also understands who it is dealing with, and in america they are also starting to laugh at their politicians, generals, here's trump. uh, the younger one, as if online, the ex ridiculed the combat effectiveness of nato generals, this is what he wrote that this scares the hell out of me, but the iranians are probably bursting with laughter, these are american generals, and today the rac is the president of iran in islamabad in pakistan, and i must say, that in this whole situation there is a factor of pakistan, it seemed to be in the background, but... pakistan, let me remind you, is , in general, a muslim nuclear state, which, if necessary, can also intervene, and it turns out that in fact islamabad is with iran, not at all with the united states and not with israel. michaslav alekseevich, w

and when it comes to the senate, democratic incumbent bob casey will face republican challenger davidns of dollars and could help decide control of the senate last year. mccormick lost in the primary last go around to dr. oz after president trump endorsed dr. oz instead of mccormick. katty kay, back to the nikki haley number, there's a pattern here. we're seeing it in arizona. we saw it in wisconsin. i mean, 155,000 votes in the state of pennsylvania obviously could be decisive in the general election if those voters decide to either sit out or to vote for president biden. these are not marginal numbers anymore. she won 16% of the vote in a race she dropped out of almost two months ago. >> it's not nothing, is. it and it gives you an indication that there are people in the republican party that consider themselves republicans. chris christie telling us, don't want to vote for joe biden and switch over to the democratic side, but clearly not happy with donald trump. what are those people going to do, those 155,000 people, what are they going to do in november. they're motivated voters.