bob casey joins we now.t 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 larger question is basic greed. when they jack up

bob casey, jon tester.ctually skipped this because it just highlights everything that biden has done wrong about the border. and the fact that it was his doing. you can't blame trump. you can't blame somebody back in history. it was joe biden's doing. >> laura: now, during the first two years of the biden administration, when so much of the madness was underway. where was someone like a jon tester? he always has that crop top hair cut. he tries like the tough farmer guy. i'm just like you. i'm a regular. but look at these numbers. 98% he agreed with biden. 98% both years. on the big issues he was there with biden. >> that is relative independence for a number of democrats because some of the other democrats were 99% and 100 percent. >> laura: ever give speeches on joe biden on what is happening in the border. >> they condemned the border wall. [laughter] >> republicans that wanted to build that. >> laura: never condemned what biden was doing on the border. never. >> bob casey said that trump's immigration r

different polling average in the senate ray shows democratic incumbent bob casey up at five. wisconsin, the presidential race is tied while tammy baldwin leads by an average of eight points. biden this down by four points in arizona while ruben gallego leads kari lake by six. while the races were the tightened, there is a signal that seems clear. question for the biden/harris campaign is what they can do. david served as campaign manager for the obama campaign and host campaign managers podcast with trubisky 2016 campaign manager kellyanne conway. the poster who's been leading groups in "the new york times" opinion page and jennifer this cycle. they both join me. let me ask you david for your theory on the gap. whether you think it's a real thing, polling is picking up bond, or a methodological thing or whether people don't know the candidates get? >> i think that what you see is democratic have coalesced the democratic base more effectively than biden has. if you're an optimist, you say these voters that are choosing bob casey and tammy baldwin, the nice thing is biden campa

joining me now is pennsylvania senator bob casey. before we dive into that critical issue, i want to get your thoughts on the four is really hostages rescued by the idf this morning. >> thanks for having me on. it is great news that we had this release of four hostages. obviously, we want to keep working. bill burns and others are working to bring about the much broader hostage deal to get every hostage home and they have the benefit of an agreement. this is really good news, obviously, for the israeli people and for the families who had a loved one ripped away. >> i do want to ask you about the senate bill. the idea of enshrining the right to access to contraceptive, did it die on the floor? because of republicans. a lot of people saying that this is just for show. no threats to contraceptive. they would've said the same thing about abortion. >> it was a rather dramatic moment for the american people. sometimes the votes go by people. this is a right that should be enshrined into law for the whole nation. the right to contraceptive.

a different polling average in the senate race shows bob casey up by five.nsin, the presidential race is effectively tied, while democratic senator tammy baldwin leads by an average of eight points. in arizona biden is down by four points, while the democratic candidate leads kari lake by about six and while all of these races will tighten the coming months, there is a signal that seems clear. the question for the biden harris campaign is what they can do about it. david served as the campaign manager for the 2018 biden campaign. he currently hosts a podcast with kellyanne conway. margie is a veteran democratic pollster leading focus groups this cycle. they both join me now. let me ask you, david, for your theory on the gap. whether you think it is a real thing the polling is picking up on or some sort of mythological thing or people don't know the candidates yet. >> right. i will be interested to hear what margie has to say, but i think you see democratic senate candidates have coalesced the base more effectively. if you are an optimist on the democratic si

in the same polls in pennsylvania, bob casey, the democrat, is running for senate.nning, joe biden is losing. why is that? i've been wondering that for months. it's weird that there are that many split ticket voters. we saw the answer last night. like, there is a certain percentage of voters that will be happy to go for a normal democrat that are concerned about joe biden's age. there may be some other issues, maybe inflation or stuff with trump but the main thrust of it, ■çthe main difference betwe joe biden and bob casey as their age so we have to be honest about this, and if joe biden is up for it, he's got to prove it and that is why they have this debate issue. i feel like i've been taking crazy pills like don't be negative it's just one night. the whole point of white joe biden wanted this debate in june is to prove that he was up for it because he knew that was his biggest hurdle and he did the opposite and so we need to grapple with that and maybe that means rallying around joe biden. i will be the first one to do that if it's necessary but before we do that

senator bob casey, democrat of pennsylvania, currently seeking re-election.ng us. i know you participated earlier today and a juneteenth event in philadelphia, and we talked earlier about donald trump's itinerary yesterday in michigan recorded black voters in name only at a black church, because it was not a mostly black audience. but he only later went to the conference of the far right group turning point usa, which the anti-defamation league says is a magnet for white supremacy. meanwhile, president biden was teaming up last night with his former boss, barack obama for another record-breaking fundraiser. contrast what this weekend says about the two campaigns right now. >> reverend, thanks for having me on and thanks for accommodating our schedule. we are running late from the juneteenth parade in philly and driving up to scranton. i think the contrast is evident. on our side, we talked about the issues that we are focusing on on juneteenth, among others, whether it is democracy and voting rights, whether it's women's rights, workers rights, and basic issu

the main thrust of it, the main difference between joe biden and bob casey is their age, so we have top for it, he's going to prove it and that's why they had this debate in june. i feel like i'm taking crazy pills, so don't be negative, it's just one night. don't be negative, ■çit's just one night. the whole point of why joe biden wanted to have this debate in june was to prove he was up for it because he knew that was his biggest hurdle, and it did the opposite. so we need to grapple with that and maybe that means rallying around joe biden because donald trump is such a threat. i'll be the first one to do it if that's necessary. but before we do that shouldn't we at least talk about it, you know? should we think about what the other alternatives might be or at least make sure that joe biden understands what he's going to do or his campaign team understands what is going to do? that's the part that's frustrating. >> while the audience grapples with what you just said, we're going to let them take a walk, take a breath and get a cocktail. >> i'm so sorry. >> a reminder of why elections

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

[cheers and applause]if great to see so many friends, including my fellow scrantonian, senator bob caseywhere are you? [applause] mayor parker, the today governor chairs of the congressional black caucus, members of the cbc who are here tonight. if i introduced everybody, i would be here all night. but look, i couldn't be here without thinking of our dear friend dwight evans. he is recovering and doing well. and joining us are so many state and local officials from across the country, including a guy from my father's hometown where he was born baltimore maryland. they call it "bom-more." the governor from the great state of maryland. where are you governor? [cheers and applause] in case you haven't noticed, he looked like he could still play too. [laughter] it's great to be with you gov. civil-rightsty leaders folks across the country, but anyone who wonders whether their vote matters, remember this because black america voted in 2020's, -- please have a seat if you can -- have a seat. cl[laughter] [applause] because black americans voted, kamala's vice president of the united states. be

we're going to pour money into say, bob casey we're not going to really pour money into joe biden's coffersy telling, not this. whatever the next fec report is coming up in the next quarter, it's not you're not gonna be able tell right away, but you'll be able to see in donations, i think trump will have a big week this week in fundraising people, big donors will be willing to right bigger checks and that's incredibly telling the car and i talked about this, the vice presidential know the announcement. there's not a lot of pressure now for donald trump to do that, right? because we don't need, we don't need we don't. why would you want to step on this? we're going to have to take a break or we're going to suffer violence thank you gentlemen for being here for the first time. criminal indictments over the failed police response in uvalde, the charges that disgraced officers now face surprise. seen as host and shockwaves. >> shortly his back the alpha matte again, asu about to get much shams, shark week hosted by me, john sina started sunday, july 7 on this government stream of mafia some via

the rosie's and was instrumental the efforts to gain support for this bill working along with our bob casey. we would not have gotten to this point without mae's tireless advocacy and her fellow rosies, who had helped us get here today and i'm proud to call me a friend. a role and an idol. mae. they, thank you for your continued service to our your service to our nation. thank you for all you did for something many people know. during covid, me self handmaids thousands of masks with the rosie the riveter theme. one of which is in outer space today on the international space station. she continues to to amaze and allow all of us in america. so today and always ask you to join me in applauding, honoring and thanking the remarque of all selfless sacrifice, bravery and courage and contributions to our country and our nation. these special women, these living legends that were so honored to be just amongst your presence today. so we thank you for all of your work. congratulations. congratulations to all of our rosies. congratulations to your families. this is a day that's long overdue but it is

the rosie's and was instrumental the efforts to gain support for this bill working along with our bob casey. we would not have gotten to this point without mae's tireless advocacy and her fellow rosies, who had helped us get here today and i'm proud to call me a friend. a role and an idol. mae. they, thank you for your continued service to our your service to our nation. thank you for all you did for something many people know. during covid, me self handmaids thousands of masks with the rosie the riveter theme. one of which is in outer space today on the international space station. she continues to to amaze and allow all of us in america. so today and always ask you to join me in applauding, honoring and thanking the remarque of all selfless sacrifice, bravery and courage and contributions to our country and our nation. these special women, these living legends that were so honored to be just amongst your presence today. so we thank you for all of your work. congratulations. congratulations to all of our rosies. congratulations to your families. this is a day that's long overdue but it is

the rosie's and was instrumental the efforts to gain support for this bill working along with our bob casey. we would not have gotten to this point without mae's tireless advocacy and her fellow rosies, who had helped us get here today and i'm proud to call me a friend. a role and an idol. mae. they, thank you for your continued service to our your service to our nation. thank you for all you did for something many people know. during covid, me self handmaids thousands of masks with the rosie the riveter theme. one of which is in outer space today on the international space station. she continues to to amaze and allow all of us in america. so today and always ask you to join me in applauding, honoring and thanking the remarque of all selfless sacrifice, bravery and courage and contributions to our country and our nation. these special women, these living legends that were so honored to be just amongst your presence today. so we thank you for all of your work. congratulations. congratulations to all of our rosies. congratulations to your families. this is a day that's long overdue but it is

. >> bob casey said trump's immigration rhetoric was racist. laura: casey 100%, only 100%. 100% and 99%. they are not moderates, that moderate democrat line is a lie. >> the united states has to offer asylum to anyone who can illegally cross into the united states. >> laura: tammy got 99. she gets ap credit for that know wo. 99% for both -- >> makes tester look not-fo independent. >> laura: true moderate in the democratic party. does this work in a time when so many are down on this economy and extremely frustrated about inflation and home buying? >> no. biggest number is joe biden's job approval rating. i just checked it, it is 40.3%. in polling era, no president running for reelection has come from 40% in june of the election year to win in november. it just doesn't happen. he has so far to go. you have to remember, 40%, talking about how low his ratings are for immigration or economy, 40% includes things he does well on like healthcare or abortion. he is way, way underwater. >> laura: all trump needs to do is not take the bait and don't resp

you have a senate race with bob casey junior and david mccormick., most improved player of the year award. >> as a wisconsin guy is wisconsin goes so does the blue, and look at the polling, donald trump is up 45% with hispanic voters in arizona in nevada. the last election in the low 30s. donald trump is up 30%. it is 20%. what is interesting is the youth vote under 30, those are traditional democrat voters, this is the biden base, donald trump is winning the youth vote. so -- back to the betting when you look at wildwood in new jersey and the bronx and you see the energy when the trial was going on the betters are going something is going on the media is not talking about. larry: they are showing up you shouldn't be showing up, the most amazing thing about these rallies. in the news today, yesterday, trump campaign letting people know people are being vetted for vice president. what do you make of it? you are covering this from washington. >> for donald trump the most important thing is getting somebody who gets hemant somebody who is he feels like

bob casey.that is a guy whos roots in the state but is also , high finance. this world that is often then in ohio you 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

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in the middle, in pennsylvania, the current senator, bob casey is six points over his challenger, meanwhiler tammy baldwin is nine points over her republican counter part. meanwhile joe biden is only two ahead of trump. as you can see right there. you know, so much is on the line regarding the debate on next thursday night. if joe biden has a bad night and he does one of the -- a freeze act like you just alluded to, is his goose cooked? >> well, you know, look, this is a debate. this is like arguing over the christmas decorations in june. i mean, this debate is so early, anybody could recover from anything. the problem for biden is that he has a huge uphill climb. the morning after this debate, americans are going to go back to the grocery store, they're going to be reminded how expensive everything is. within two or three days of the debate, some illegal migrant's going to commit a crime that makes national news. you go down the list. so biden's problem is, can he do so well in the debate that he offsets reality. trump's problem's totally different. all trump has to do is be calm. maybe as

where the right left contrast i think is potentially instructive.in pennsylvania you've got senator bob casey democrat running successful entrepreneurial hedge fund manager now they more political landscape. this is a guy who has roots in the state but also associated with hedge funds, high finances, often demonized icularly but not exclusively. and in ohio we have senator sherrod brown firmly on the left of the democratic party somewhere in the bdmiddle. facing off against bernie marino, highly successful car dealer kind of a paradigmatic republican donor way you make money. i wonder if you could talk to me a bit about what you're seeing from mccormick and marino, what you're seeing in the race is how do you think there's an affair. is indifferent to the wealthy self funder candidate. versus owning a chain of car dealerships. >> that something you have to navigate but i think the clearest retro positioning things that were common as recently as the 1990s was the 22 pennsylvania senate race john federman quite successfully branded dr. oz his opponent then who seated mccormick in the primary a

i've already given him most improved player this year need to be a great job closing the gap with bob caseyr budgets and so forth in texas we need 50 windows but i would like to see it with 40 or 5455 and 56 my head i mean, tim, they are thinking about a very broad-based approach in another words one piece of legislation which is called reconciliation, we need just a majority nothing it be nice to push and and can be taxes or tax cuts in spending cuts a goodby deregulation the maybe healthcare conceivably might be defense spending in a michaela, i think that is where they're angling it is likely your peace become so important to say, the trump senate strategy become so important in their coordinated. kim: you have to have the senate reconciliation is this unfortunately the only way to get anything but also looking trump's legacy and you don't keep once more judges and if he was of people confirmed to his cabinet going to do the deregulation talking about a congressional resolution asked to get rid of the majority past presidents back related the games are you going have the senate for all t

when senator bob casey running against mccormick and entrepreneur and hedge fund managersus political was roots in the state but associated with hedge finance. it's often demonize particulate been exclusively with people on the political left. in ohio who is firmly on the left of the democratic party. now it's probably somewhere in the middle over the party is facing off against dealer which is kind of a paradigm republican donor weight you make money back to bite president trump. i wonder if you could talk to me a bit what you are seeing from mccormick and what you're seeing in those■4 races? how do you think they are going to fare?■n is it different to be a wealthy self vendor cannot coming from the world of high finance versus owning a chain of car dealerships? >> that is something you're going to have to navigate. the clearest retro positioning items you may talk about writerl things as common as recent as the 1990sace were john fetterman quite successfully branded dr. oz had viewed him in the primary an interloper, carpetbagger. and to some he fell into that trap willingly as a p

and trump voters and get them to look at you, and the message is for people like tammy baldwin and bob caseyl running in places where they will need to win trump voters to try to win in the general is interesting to watch him do it pretty well. >> still months to go. a lot can change between now and when early voting begins. in a minute or so we have your big picture take away in terms of at this point when you look at the races, which party is better positioned to take control of washington this fall? >> for sure, i think the senate right now was about the republicans chances. t-- i feel bullish about the republican chances. trump is running 20 or 15 points ahead of biden. those coat tails are going to be very helpful for a lot of republicans. >> i'm uneasy with the politics of the moment, that said, i remember saying red wave 2022 and when it came down to it in november, common sense voters with decency and character on the ballot, understood it is joe biden and the democrats who offer a better direction in this country. i think that will be the case in november. >> not necessarily the pol

jon tester, tammy baldwin, jacky rosen, bob casey. is there a way to bring even the democrats together on this. give me your take on the big picture here, maria. >> so, chris, i met with the president a few weeks ago when this was on the table and it was because he has a forced hand. the republicans denied two pieces of legislation that were bipartisan that could have addressed more fundamental issues. i think that going in there is a reason why tester cannot show up because he is in a no-win situation. if he talks about immigration, he wants to be able to pivot instead to the economy and awhat is happening in montana. and ditto for the majority of the folks you listed. i do think that what we're seeing at the border is the lack of real investment in latin america in the last 45 years. if americans want to fix the issue at the border, they have to be comfortable with the hard decisions of how are we working closely with our southern neighbors. i would also encourage the administration to continue talking about the other executive acti

the chairman is going to let nothing like that through his committee and i will be standing with bob casey others shoulder to shoulder to make sure they don't. we had a field hearing and i don't do many field hearings. we had one in columbus friday and a 73-year-old bus driver who drives 200 miles a day along the ohio river. she has done this for 40 years. she gets a small pension, because bus drivers don't get rich driving buses for school districts and she would lose some of her social security because of the peculiarity in the law. the social security fairness act would fix that. it would make a huge difference for her and police and fire and teachers and school custodians and cafeteria workers and clerks in state offices who work hard and for the hard work they do, don't see the kind of support that they should in terms of pensions and income and benefits. my job, always thinking about the dignity of work, that is why i wear this pen to focus on what workers need and that this society works and people do well in this society because workers produce wealth. whether it is a local school

clovessing the gap with bob casey, jr. kim strassel the gop will need a good majority.so forth, taxes you need 51 votes. i would like to see them with 54, 55, 56. i mean, kim, they're thinking about a very broad-based approach. in one piece of legislation, which is called reconciliation, where you need just a majority, 51, it would be nice to have a cushion, there could be taxes, tax cuts, spending cuts, there could be deregulation, might be health care conceivably. might be defense spending. kim, i think that's where they're angling, why your piece becomes so important, let's say the trump senate strategy becomes so important, they're going to need it. >> you have to have the senate. reconciliation these days unfortunately about the only way you get anything done. also look at trump's legacy. if he wants more judges, if he wants people confirmed to his cabinet, they will do the deregulation talking about, congressional resolution acts get rid of with the majority the past president's bad regulations coming through. got to have the senate for all of that. the house woul

he closed the gap against bob casey, jr.und. i just want to come back to this point. this is trump, i'm going to not say it is a new trump. i've known him for a while, seen him operate on the inside, no public pronouncements, no enemies, have a big tent republican party, we need to do that. the word i use with byron, didn't work so well, newish, i will try it with you, newish, donald trump. pragmatic, political theoretical thinker. >> i'm not so sure it is so new. donald trump is very forgiving person when it comes to approximately ticks. he got through the 2016 primary, got through the primary this time. he is actually ready to move on, work the people who ran against him, further them due to the benefit of country. for the general election, the question i get all the time from people who pay attention to politics, don't work in politics, don't pay attention to every single detail, democrats, republicans, are they replacing joe biden at the convention. president trump with the contrast today on capitol hill with republicans

which they were asked, black voters 50% would vote for president biden, but the democratic senator bob casey, there is it 72%? why is president biden performance so much worse than the other statewide democrat on the ballot. 12th, 22 points behind let's, let me tell you this i am a young black man from north philadelphia who also happens to be running statewide here in pennsylvania, i spent a lot of time going around this commonwealth to every single corner and pocket. >> and i'm telling you this vector here today. joe biden is going to win pennsylvania and he's going to win black voters overwhelmingly. but joe biden is doing something that me and folks you've interviewed for years have asked politicians to do don't take anybody for granted, don't take black voters for granted, don't start talking to black voters in october. it assuming that they're going to come out in support you, you have to make a case and that's what this president is doing. he's not saying to anybody who you voted for me four years ago. of course, you're voting for me four years later. i don't need to talk to you know?

>> russia just surpassed us recently in natural gas sports because of the policies of biden and bob caseyd president biden 98% of the time. this is such a big deal in pennsylvania because we're the fourth largest natural gas reserves in the world and these are great jobs, 60, $70,000 jobs for folks coming right out of high school to get training and for the next 30 years. we have enormous opportunity here >> lawrence: so dave how do you take that -- because i don't think anyone doubts the republicans are winning on the issues, you see that in the polling every issue almost besides abortion and others, but how do you take that and get a good ground game and get people to show up and always voting. >> two pieces of the story. first is you have to get out the vote among republicans. we have to get out our voters. 67 counties in pennsylvania 55 are red. president trump helps with the turnout but you have to go vote and explain to people why their future depends on it and that will be a good part of the success. >> ainsley: what are the voters in pennsylvania saying about joe biden's cognitive

i asked them, bob casey and sherrod brown whether they support this, presidents action yesterday what would have been better if we got republicans to support the bipartisan deal with the dealt with both asylum but also give us new resources to stop fentanyl at the border with new technology. the good ideas that congress finally passed the bipartisan border bill to secure the border and to pass an immigration bill and presence of both parties have failed, and i'm hopeful that we do that and make a real difference. >> but you desire to be moving in an executive action enough about this, yeah since i didn't know enough about this, yeah, they didn't say they're not necessarily coming out in a bracing this. >> they're leaning on the bipartisan border deal that donald trump and republicans killed and was much more conservative, not necessarily embracing something that the left is very happy, right, right. >> and i think you're your late you're going to continue to hear these democrats, vulnerable democrats sort of use that line and you've seen the white house say, look, this is ultimately o

was that tell you well, look, i mean, that's montana now it's the very republican state and job bob casey's from pennsylvania. i think that that's trays and look, i think that this is the tension they're facing. look, i had a story a couple of days ago that was also a bad the biden campaign's outreach beginning to republicans and i think it is definitely the case that republican leaders, current republican leaders please do not want to have any sunlight between them and donald trump, but among a lot of former republican leaders, there is now some connections going on to the biden campaign. and the question that a lot of them raised to me is how many republicans looking voters are there out there who maybe don't want to say it publicly. but who once they go into the voting booth, pulled the curtain tight, we'll actually not vote for donald trump or even vote for joe biden. maybe skip it or vote. >> that is a huge question. for the rest of the campaign. all right, up next, our first hint is at how trump's verdict is sitting with voters will dive into this week's polling and hero why some vote

bob casey in ohio, in pennsylvania, does this the samen thohing thing?ro sherrod brown in ohio, my opponent in texas, collin, oe all red, has voted over and over and over again in favorn in of open bordersppoi against deporting criminal illegal aliensngl who physicallyt assault police officers. this is the positionce offic ofs democrat party. >> they look at open borders posiarty is their policy.y it's what they want because they see them all as futury wane democrat voters. and if people have to dieoc do teep them in powerat vofr, s, democrats are willing to do that for the state of texas. honestly, it's been you andxa governor greg abbott on the frontit's bee lines fighn the safety and security of the people in your statesecurity. and what do you get as a as aa t matter of thankser, you get to c the number one target of chuck schumer and yohuu know, $200 million are going to be thrown at you and negative ad throws br far left. schumer supporting opponent in texas. greas byt. >> lucky you. well, they're coming after me with everything they'vego you're ri

biden's only have two points pennsylvania senator bob casey, up five and pa biden's down three, arizona congressman ruben gallego running for senate in arizona, up for biden down seven, nevada senator jacky rosen, up to and nevada biden's down 12. >> how can you look at this? >> these statistics, these numbers, and not conclude that joe biden is a drag on the ticket oh, that's not going to be the case. but look look at the numbers that's one point. >> you're happy for your colleagues. i'm sure, but biden is is under polling. all of them. that's one poll. i can also show you 60 other polls that show that joe biden is in the lead. there my name of polls in swing states. this show the joe biden has a small lea. this is going to be a close race. there's no doubt about it. but what we have consistently seen is that democrats are outperforming polls because we're seeing a surge of turnout, especially young people who are freaked out, that republicans led by donald trump are going to take away their right to reproductive healthcare, are going to destroy our democracy. i think this is going to

i'm sorry, bob, casey and pennsylvania is another one if you are the current thinking was you know, whoto want a competitor presidential race, republicans are favorite to win the senate and democrats will probably eat, gotta get the house back tonight. there's a lot of democrats say, well, wait a minute about that all those democrats for in tough districts are tough states are going to get their pollsters and get their teams together and they going to see did this hurt me? does this hurt me and that's the conversation that's going to trick alone for the next week or so. so when we're when we're sitting at a table like this a week from now, we'll have a much better sense of what it means for whether the, whether the in your face to the biden white house will continue well democrats say that was horrible, but there's nothing we can do about it. we've got to try to find a way to fix. i have a prediction tomorrow. the trump fundraising numbers will break the record of the post-conviction fundraising numbers. it's gonna be huge day. well, the theme of this cycle is unprecedented and i think

senator bob casey going to ensure that pregnant women going to have reasonable accommodations in thek force. we're not leaving them with absolutions when faced with a very difficult traumatic and complex questions. those double lines come up and should not represent a burden as the other side would like to cast and should represent a gift for there's things we can do to make her life easier. i'm open to the tough conversations and i think we should all be. must be for the respect of the mother and defenseless and unborn child. this is too personal for too many americans. with that i yield. >> now hearing from madison anderson that was forced to travel hundreds of miles to get the abortion care she needed. a abortion provider in georgia and fellow with physicians of reproductive health. destiny lopez, acting ceo of gutmacker institute and chief medical officer of planned parenthood of wisconsin, she's also an obgyn and fellow with the physician of reproductive health and i'll turn it over to ranking member. >> i'll introduce ms. melissa o den. i have that right; correct? odin, a found

bob casey made a law to ensure pregnant women are entitled to reonable accommodations.ore we can do to support a pregnant woman, but we shoulddvance legislation so we are not leaving them without solutions when faced with a difficult question. healthy and prosperous and that human life triggers the human life, those doub les are not a burden as the other side would like to cast, it should represent a gift. there are things we can do to make life easier. i think we should all be open to tough conversations, but not demise and it must be with respect for the mother and the voiceless unborn child. they are participating in the debate. this is too personal for many americans, i yield. >> we will now move to testimony. we will hear from madison anderson, a young woman oars to leave her state and travel hundreds of miles to get abortion care after taxes past a draconian abortion ban. an ob/gyn abortion provider and a fellow with physicians for reproductive health. the acting ceo of the guttmacher institute and planned parenthood of wisconsin ob/gyn abortion provider and a fel