they were also super excited to vote for bob casey. yes.nd i'm so proud to be part of this harris-walz team. i just can't even hardly believe it. i cannot think of a better team than kamala and tim. now, tim only joined the ticket a little more than a week ago. it has been quite a week. so i just want to introduce myself. like many of you, i wear many hats or in my case, i say i wear many shoes. i'm a mom, i'm a sister, i'm a friend, i'm a retired military spouse and right now i'm the first lady of minnesota. which is a great honor. thank you. but through all of those things and for most of my life, i've been a teacher. and that's how tim and i first met. we were both teaching in nebraska. he was teaching social studies. i was teaching english. our students were really invested in how cute they thought this story would be right? we even shared a classroom. it was the old choir room and they put a divider right down the middle. his classroom was on one, mine was on the other. only that little thin divider and i'm just going to tell you this.

i want to just for a moment mention my friend bob casey. we have got to send him back to the united states senate. for the time i was in the united states senate and worked with bob, i am going to tell you something -- we would have these meetings were of the democratic senators would get together for lunch. no cameras in the room here bar -- no cameras in the room. bob would stand up talking about the working people of pennsylvania and why we needed to have you in our mind when we were thinking about national policy every single day. that's who bob casey is. let's send him back to the united states senate. chris deluzio, we want to thank you. what he is doing in the halls of congress -- again, you sent some fighters to d.c., pennsylvania. your next attorney general, where are you? [cheers and applause] i've done that work. i know but it requires, and you are going to be outstanding. you have a lot of work on your shoulders that you are carrying. and we are going to get it done. malcolm kenyatta knows exactly what i'm talking about. i want t

and bob casey has been around for 18 years.st the radicalization of the democratic party. and so bob casey is a sure vote for whatever kamala harris and walz come up with. and so this is really an election that's going to determine the future of our country. and so we got to make sure the people of pennsylvania understand the stakes and understand that if they pick harris-casey they will get extreme agenda that is truly, truly out of touch with pennsylvania values. and the key here is we don't -- we don't have to convince people. we just have to let them hear her beliefs. what she believes in. that's who she is. that's who she has been her whole life. people of pennsylvania aren't going to buy that. >> kayleigh: dave mccormick, the man to watch in pennsylvania. thank you. we are still waiting for the former president to come out on that stage in wisconsin. we will bring it to you when he comes. and coming up, ohio university e university football players leading a christian revival on campus. they are here to talk about it, nex

they know bob casey's a sure vote. >> jason: yeah.'s a senator, been a senator for far too long. i can't think of anything he's done to actually impact the nation and better pennsylvania. i just can't. dave mccormick in one of the most critical senate races that there is. i appreciate you joining us. thanks for joining us. former president donald trump is still speaking at the moms for liberty convention in washington, d.c. let's limp in for a bit where he's talking about his administration's right to try policy. >> because you know they fly to asia. they fly to europe. most of them didn't have money. ed this they'd go home and they'd die. it was a hopeless situation. but if they had money they'd go to asia. they'd if to europe. we have much better technology, and what happened is i got everybody in a room. i said listen. there's not going to be any liability. people are going to sign a document that they're not going to sue the country. they're not going to sue the state. they're not going to sue the doctors or the medical platforms.

have fun. >>> joining us now, democratic senator from pennsylvania, bob casey.in front of your senate campaign signs there. what's this change at the top of the ticket done to your race against dave mccormick? >> well, katy, good to be with you. i think it's given a lift, not only to the campaigns in pennsylvania, but all across the country. you know, the metric that is often used is how much money people raise, and that's interesting, but i think the most significant number i've seen are the number of new volunteers all across our commonwealth, which can be measured not in the thousands but in the tens of thousands. that's an important development. look, i think the reason why people are so energized is because they know a lot is at stake. they know that voting rights and women's rights and workers rights are on the ballot, like never ever before. at least in my lifetime, i have never seen these rights both undermine and often threatened, but also the prospect for restoration of those rights or strengthening of those rights, i think is motivating a lot of peopl

joining me now is the senior senator for pennsylvania, bob casey, who is also running for re-election this year. senator casey, thank you for coming to the sunday show. so we've seen a lot of enthusiasm, a lot of momentum behind the harris-walz ticket. in your race for re-election, are you seeing an impact on your race as a result of the new democratic ticket? >> oh jonathan, it's across the board. i think it's at the national level, it's state by state. i think where you see it the most are the increase and the number of people that are communication with voters. that'll be the benefit of the fundraising that is way up as well. it's a good momentum, but we till have a long ways to go. i have a race that will remain close and they will get even closer. we would be very close. to help us with fundraising and for volunteers. i ask the folks listening here to go to bobcasey.com. >> and it is no secret you're a big supporter of your governor, governor shapiro, josh shapiro, who was one of the people under consideration for being the running mate with vice president harris. as we know he d

i know bob casey, i gave bob casey's dad last birthday party at the four seasons in new york, good familyg on this. you have to look at the difference between the trump-era and joe biden era. and when president biden came in he doubled the price of gasoline to the consumer, and he increased price of food 30, 40% because of the doubling of the price of gasoline, and that is what caused the inflation, so as inflation went up, the fed had no choice but raise interest rates put real estate market in a turmoil then put the banks in turmoil so it all started, president biden made the poor people poorer because they buy gasoline every day buy food every day they made poor people poorer made the middle class poorer, the tax it comes down to if you look at comparison, between the 3 1/2 years of president biden, and four years of donald trump that is what you have to look at. if you double triple price of gasoline that is what food industry runs on diesel fuel i know that i want to get to oil an important point that you make i want to first talk about food, because, kamala harris was very clear she

. >> please welcome pennsylvania senator bob casey. [cheers and applause] ♪ sen.asey: pennsylvania. here is a real question moms asked me in pennsylvania. what am i supposed to do if i can't afford diapers? in just six months, a box of diapers went up $15. the corporations say your prices are up only because their costs are up. they are selling you a lie. it is in the bag with the diapers. prices are up because these corporations are scheming to drive them up. most companies are good companies. it is the food conglomerate who sit behind the supermarkets of the faceless wholesalers. . they are the ones who are extorting families at the checkout counter. this is greed inflation. i have been fighting it for a long time. . so has kamala harris. and finally, we are starting to wind. went -- when big pharma jacked up the price of insulin, we passed a bill to stop them. now for millions of americans, it is capped at $35 a month. that is one. i have been fighting to ban price gouging on food and next year when she is president -- [cheers and applause] kamala harris will s

atradical they know that that's the agenda. >> they know bob casey is a sure vote.sey -- >> yeah, bob casey, he's a senator, been a senator for far too long. i can't think of anythinlogimpat that he's actually done to impact the nation and better pennsylvanianation just i just . >> but david cormack, 19 and thi one of the most critical senate races that there is. i appreciate you joining us. thanks apprecia for joining us tonight. >> a great. all right. former president donald trump is still ll speakin speaking at the moms for liberty convention in washington, d.c.. let's listen in for a bit where he's talking about his administration's right to tryw policy to come because, you know, they'd fly to asia f, they'd fly to europe, they'd fly it. most of them didn't have money. they'd go home and the ed thiy die.situatio it was a hopeless situation. but if they had money, they'd go thad mo'do asia.we h they go to europe. we have much better technologytb . and what happened is they got everybody in a room. i said i , there's not going to t be any liability. people are going to sign a docume

. >> kayleigh: bob casey, of course, your opponent.t you put this out like that. kamala harris became the nominee and you had this out.apab >> kamala harris is inspiring but incapable. >> you are considered the most liberal united states senator here it's both, would you ban offshore fracking? >> yes. that was your opponent at the top. did yobecau know b6 is coming because she is the nominee and i you put this out and they call it the model how to attack kamala harris. >> it looked like he was going to endorse her.s a it was clear right away that this is a san francisco liberal agenda out of touch with pennsylvanians. we don't need to tell peopleb that but let her say it in herhe own words.engt bob casey has been around 18 years. t he has not had the strength to resist the radicalization of the democratic party. so bob casey is ea sure vote for whateverith. kamala harris and z come up withine . this is really an election to determine the future of the country. so wtande have to make sure that people understand the stakes and understand

that harris- walz ticket, the commonwealth of insulin year, joining me now is the senior senator bob casey, who is also running for re-election this year. senator casey, thank you for coming to the sunday show, so, we've seen a lot of enthusiasm, a lot of momentum behind the harris-walz ticket, in your race for re-election, are you seeing an impact on your race as a result of the new democratic ticket? >> jonathan, it is across the board, at the national level it is state-by-state, i think where we see it most is the increase in the number of able wanting to sign up to knock on doors and make phone calls, to medicate with voters. i think that's the enduring benefit of this fundraising. i would say this, i would think it is a very strong start and good momentum, we've got a long way to go, 80+ days, it's a race that is going to remain close and get even closer, i expect in pennsylvania, both races i expect to be very, very close in late october. we need help, especially to help with fundraising and volunteers, i would ask those folks listening to go to bobcasey.com. >> senator casey, it's n

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this is perfect example of weakness of bob casey.ern letter to president biden saying he shouldn't put in this lng ban, it is absolutely politics. it's bowing to the green adenda. this is exactly what kamala harris is going to do when she is president if she ever becomes president and bob casey will vote for her 98% of the time. this will destroy pennsylvania if in fact we go down this terrible path. that is why we need new leadership in the white house and new leadership in the senate. larry: david mccormick, terrific. military veteran. undersecretary of treasury, defense, long-time friend. say hello to dina. thanks for coming on the show, david mccormick like your workplace benefits and retirement savings. presentation looks great. thanks! thanks! voya provides tools that help you make the right investment and benefit choices so you can reach today's financial goals. that one! ... so, what are you thinking? i'm thinking... (speaking to self) about our honeymoon. what about africa? safari? hot air balloon ride? swim with elephants?

very powerful in pointing out that bob casey invested it money in the same company through his mutuald way to land a good punch. >> laura: every time you invest in a mutual fund be held account being for everything. that's a pretty big stretch. congressman eric swalwell enlisted the help of hollywood producers and writers for this attack ad against trump. >> have great day at school. >> dictator on day one. >> have to be some form of punishment for women. >> roe v. wade was terminated. >> jury, bloodbath, now get in. >> you know what, honey? i'm going to drive you today. >> if you wouldn't trust him with your kid, why would you trust him with your country? >> laura: kamala been number two to the guy who sniffs kids' hair every five seconds. does that work for you? >> i give that about a d minus. it's a great ad for fundraising. not going to shift a single swing voters. writers of colbert report something to do with it. just as funny. eric swalwell g 20 plus district he doesn't have to worry about persuasion campaigns. >> laura: worry about the border, all the damage, flooding the scho

you have other jobs, watching bob casey. why you need to fire bob casey and elect david mccormick for the u.s. senate. grade on taxes, he wants to reduce your taxes. all my life, i have been involved usually from the other side, it is called writing checks. i made lots of contributions to politicians all my life. and politicians talk about we will lower your taxes. that is all they talk about is lowering taxes. this is the only group i have seen taxes. i've never heard of it before. and four times, i gave you the biggest tax cut in the history of our country. bigger than the reagan tax cuts. and they expire in a few months. and they want to not renew them. if that is the case, you will pay four times the tax you are paying right now. on top of that, they want to increase your taxes to pay for the green new scam. you know what the green scam is. the oceans worldwide from a 1/8 of an inch over the next 400 years. but they don't talk about a madman building nuclear missiles right now. that is your real global warming. not this.

joe biden's weakness, kamala harris' weak withnd, bob casey's weakness, and our adversaries are testing leadership in the senate that's going to build a military capability that's going to deter our adversaries. you know, this is a moment, maria, where our country's in deep trouble. and the election's a real choice between strength and extreme liberal agenda that kamala harris and bob casey reare promoting versus common sense policies and a weakness under them and common sense policies and strength under trump and a republican senate. we need that on the economy, we need that on number, we need that to promote -- on energy, to promote our role in the world. people want to know more about me and my policies, dave mccormick pa.com. this is a real choice. maria: david, we'll be watching your work and the campaign. david mccormick in pennsylvania. that'll do it for us on "sunday morning futures." thank you so much for joining maine i'm maria bartiromo. i'll see you next week on no one should have to choose between good vision and great value. that's why america's best is slashing their pric

senator bob casey, thanks very much. are turning on the music that's not to wrap you up. this is not the academy awards, jim, good to be with, gonna be good to be with you. thanks, senator. appreciate it very much coming up. a historic endorsement. a leader of the nation's oldest latino civil rights group joins me to explain why they're supporting kamala harris be right back we've all been programmed to expect some radical streaming exclusively on max said, oh, think he definitely the one, but how can you tell your house or stuck on the space station for months? open door. give you the flexibility to sell and buy on your timeline the house warming work link relief, work way, blinking. >> really, the only three and one extended release formula for draft yes like with priceline vip family, you can unlock deals five times faster. you don't even have to be an actual family. >> i'd be the dad on the day physically, it's clear that i'm the dad. >> okay. >> so which dad is pain? >> you're going to be does back pain keep you up at night? it literally keeps me awake but i found a

asked to say a few words on behalf of the 25 million unborn children destroyed since roe v wade, bob casey was told there was no room for him at the podium at bill clinton's convention and no room at the end yet. yet a militant leader of the homosexual rights movement could rise at that same convention and say bill clinton and, al gore represent, the most pro, lesbian and pro-gay ticket in history. and so do. bill clinton says he supports school choice, but only for state run schools. parents who send their children to christian schools or private schools or jewish schools or catholic schools need not apply. like me. can you get two for the price of one? mr. clinton says of his lawyer spouse. and what and what does hillary believe? well, hillary believes the 12 year olds should have the right to sue their parents. and has compared marriage and the family as institutions to slavery and life on an indian reservation. well, speak for yourself, hillary. and friends. like this. this my friends. this is radical. the agenda that clinton and clinton would impose on america, abortion on demand, a l

asked to say a few words on behalf of the 25 million unborn children destroyed since roe v wade, bob casey was told there was no room for him at the podium at bill clinton's convention and no room at the end yet. yet a militant leader of the homosexual rights movement could rise at that same convention and say bill clinton and, al gore represent, the most pro, lesbian and pro-gay ticket in history. and so do. bill clinton says he supports school choice, but only for state run schools. parents who send their children to christian schools or private schools or jewish schools or catholic schools need not apply. like me. can you get two for the price of one? mr. clinton says of his lawyer spouse. and what and what does hillary believe? well, hillary believes the 12 year olds should have the right to sue their parents. and has compared marriage and the family as institutions to slavery and life on an indian reservation. well, speak for yourself, hillary. and friends. like this. this my friends. this is radical. the agenda that clinton and clinton would impose on america, abortion on demand, a l

his devastating and taps into both candidates on the democratic side of the aisle and also bob casey,look very weak you have bob casey kneeling down with the for stop talking about white privilege. just embarrassing things for anyone in pennsylvania. >> great to have you on. we will have you back. the ad wars will continue. that is it for us tonight. following on social media all weekend long. i'm dropping maria in tactics next week. will be on the air. thank you for watching. american now and forever. jesse watters takes it from him. >> jesse: welcome to jesse watters prime time. tonight's. don't nobody care ab

that's not freedom. >> joining me now is pennsylvania's democratic senator casey, bob casey, in a tightk. it's great to have you here. >> thanks. >> donald trump last night slammed josh shapiro after that speech as the jewish governor. which is -- i don't know if you want to react to that. >> it's more of the same. it's outrageous. i think we have a lot of momentum this week. people are focused on basic rights, whether it's voting rights, women's rights, workers' rights, this idea of enhancing people's freedomfreedoms. >> enhancing freedom is the theme -- was the theme last night. we see freedom every day. of course, it's with beyonce and the song. it's the play list for the campaign. how is the switch from joe biden, who considered himself the third senator from pennsylvania, frankly, with all due respect to you, how is that going with his strong support in pennsylvania to be replaced with kamala harris, especially among older white voters? >> i think kamala harris and tim walz are going to be a strong ticket in our state. they are demonstrating that. they started their campaign togeth

his devastating and taps into both candidates on the democratic side of the aisle and also bob casey, it makes the opponents look very weak you have bob casey kneeling down with the for stop talking about white privilege. just embarrassing things for anyone in pennsylvania. >> great to have you on. we will have you back. the ad wars will continue. that is it for us tonight. following on social media all weekend long. i'm dropping maria in tactics next week. will be on the air. thank you for watching. american now and forever. jesse watters takes it from him. >> jesse: welcome to jesse watters prime time. tonight's. don't nobody care about us. >> if it were somebody else he would be demanding they sit down for questions. >> uh-oh. the plot to hide harris is falling apart. >> now we have some work to. >> just trying to hold as best as you can. >> is right there. >> inside the trump assassination seen. >> i told him. >> this is america's dad. walz is a fire crapper popsicle. you certainly these the red first but over time you get to the blue. >> democrats have daddy issues. plus. >> i ha

but, sherrod brown in ohio, jon tester in montana bob casey in pennsylvania.ate that much. do you think? >> no. i think they will. i think they -- well, actually, the battleground states, so maybe a pennsylvania, bob casey is in a very different position than ohio and montana where i completely agree with you. look, the ballgame as we all know is montana and ohio. if those two states flip to republican, even if harris -- she wins the presidency, republicans will have won the senate. but, i think that there is a broader thing going on which is if you look at those battleground states we could have a whole conversation where the polls are correct or not. if the environment is at indeed bad for democrats as theret particularly it should be given the concern about inflation. and how well trump is doing on the economy. the fact that democratic candidates down blodth ballot are doing as well as they are sullinger that the environment actually looks a lot like we saw in 2020, which is it's pretty even. >> bret: which is where we started this panel discussion on polls

i want to thank former governor, senator bob casey, who we will reelect this november, senatorjohn fetterman, mayor cherelle parker and chairman jamie harrison. and it is so good to be here with your incredible governorjosh schapiro. governorjosh shapiro. and i will say he is a dearfriend and an extraordinary leader. he and i've been spending a lot of time together over the year and i've told josh, look, iam together over the year and i've told josh, look, i am so invested in our friendship in doing this together because together with josh, friendship in doing this together because together withjosh, we will win pennsylvania. because together with josh, we will win pennsylvania.— win pennsylvania. cheering we will win _ win pennsylvania. cheering we will win pennsylvania, i win pennsylvania. cheering. we will win pennsylvania, and win pennsylvania. cheering i we will win pennsylvania, and i thank you, josh. i thank you. so, philadelphia, i launched my campaign for the president of the united states a mere two weeks ago. and it's been a bit of a whirlwind. just last night, the delegates to th

>> you know, i think -- i was with bob casey yesterday at an event celebrating the 89th birthday forink even bob would say that he certainly wouldn't think he is in a 13-point race. i have no doubt that senator casey is leading. i have little doubt that senator casey will win. the nature of pennsylvania is such that i would anticipate both the presidential race and the senate race here being sing single-digit races but going blue. >> the president was asked about the vice president now trying to distance herself from his policies. he said, she's not going to. do you think it's important for her to show some differences with the president, for instance on gaza or some of the less popular issues? >> you know, the reality is, any vice president who is running for president does face this -- you want to show what your vision will be for your presidency, which will look a look like maybe the president you served as vice president. of course, will have its differences. joe biden knows this. he as obama's vice president, running in 2020, had to talk about the ways in which he would be simil

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the fracking something away but is already went back of this just a way to sell pennsylvania and bob casey senator who is too liberal for pennsylvania. larry: so even more, issues that i think that have yet been completely developed, kamala harris is signing on to joe biden's perhaps four or 5 trillion-dollar tax hikes and she does not want to extend the trump tax cuts and that's one thing no commend there to restrain the spending up there given a second term are borrowing what usually dollar deficits as far as the eye can see. or david, inflation that is the inevitable result of this loose fiscal policies how does it play in pennsylvania and how you entered. david: will the economy is the number one issue and 60 percent pennsylvania live paycheck to paycheck itself when you have a rise in prices of 40 percent fuel prices and more than 20 percent food, people are getting squeezed out food and fuel and rent and if segments direct consequence of $7 trillion of additional spending under biden and harrison casey but beyond that is also related to the war on fossil fuels that is a huge deal for

joining me now, senator bob casey, democrat of pennsylvania who's currently seeking re-election. senator, thank you for being with us tonight. the vice president is off the campaign trail this weekend, and she meets with a list of six potential running mates ahead of tuesday's rally in philadelphia where she'll campaign with her vp pick for the first time. and at least one of the front-runners for the job is your pennsylvania governor josh shapiro. regardless of who gets the job, what are you hoping the vice president's running mate will bring to the ticket? >> reverend al, great to be with you, first of all. thanks for having me on. and look, tuesday night is going to be an exciting not just for our commonwealth but for the country. we're going to be able to see kamala harris in the early stages of her campaign as we've seen just over the last 12 or 13 days. and she'll be in philadelphia, which is one of the places where we have to get a great vote. so i think it's a get place to start not just for pennsylvania but also for the so-called battleground states. look, she's got a nu

i want for a moment to mention my friend bob casey. we have. end him back to the united states senate. for the time i was in the united states senate and worked with bob, i'm going to tell you something. we would have these meetings where all of the democratic senators would get together for lunch. no cameras in the room. bob, almost every time was one of the ones who would stand up in that room with all of the other senators from around the country, talking about the working people of pennsylvania and why we needed to have you in our mind when we were thinking about national policy. every single day, that is who bob casey is. let's send him back to the united states senate. chris deluzio, we want to thank you. what he's doing in the halls of congress. again, you said -- sent some fighters to d.c., pennsylvania. you sent writers to d.c. your next attorney general, where are you? i have done the work. i know what it requires. you're going to be outstanding. so you've got a lot of work, pennsylvania, on your shoulders that you are carrying and you

this race, does some of that benefit of ticket balancing go away for people like, you know, your bob casey'sand tammy baldwin said an jacky rosen who suddenly have a bigger lead? what becomes trickier for democrats in with the red states like jon tester or shared brent spence great, excellent. when everybody registered for this event, they have the option to send in questions. we've gotten a lot of questions about the science of polling so want you to start us off by sort of justin telling us what should lehman be looking out for when they're looking at polls? they hear about all these different polls. what should they be looking for to understand whether a poll is reliable and whether you should pay to the ball? >> so we came out a couple of weeks ago with the national polling average at "the cook report" that just looks at 21 polls that we consider to have a record of transparency and reliability,re and are the outliers among this group? occasionally yes. statistically there will always be outliers. what were looking for is have these pollsters articulated how they came about establishing

though you had democrats like tammy baldwin and i'm sure we could get into the down ballot, but bob casey, they were running far ahead of joe biden in those northern great lakes states, it showed that voters there were not necessarily ready to embrace republicans but they were really down on joe biden. and now the democratic enthusiasm is on par with where republicans are and brings those southern battleground states into contention which opens up more routes to harrison. amy: i think with women too is where she's been able to open up the gender gap that is, again, traditional, what we've seen now for years with democratic candidates getting more support from women and that gap had narrowed considerably with biden at the top of the ticket. she helped that narrow. we're also seeing, she's seen as a, i don't know if it's a more credible messenger or it's just that she has more authority on the abortion issue. that was an issue where biden was ahead of trump, but she has sort of broken that open to a much bigger lead. camille: great, excellent. where are we with respect to independents? what

. >> that from senator bob casey of pennsylvania who was running in a tough fight, the republican who lost after dr. oz, you remember in 2022, during the primary, for another man, another democrat, to ultimately be beat him for the senate seat in pennsylvania, john fetterman there was hope among democrats that harris's giant bump and giant crowds can drown out donald trump, which so far they have, prompting trump to make increasingly volatile attempts to grab attention back like accusing her of ai to create the big crowds, which by the way, news cameras saw too, so not ai, or questioning her black identity in front of a crowd of black journalists. "the new york times" reports quote people around the former and would be president see a candidate knocked off his bearings, disoriented by his contest with kamala harris, and unsure of how to take her on let's get into it. joining us now, nbc news white house correspondent, monica alba political editor, mark murray, and harvard kennedy school institute of politics director of polling, jonathan volt. this has been a three week stretch for ha

right now, pennsylvania senator bob casey is addressing the crowd.ris campaign posting this video of the moment when kamala sealed the deal with governor walz. >> hi, this is tim. >> with kamala harris. good morning, governor. >> good morning, madam vice president. >> listen, i want you to do this with me for her go let's do this together. would you be my running mate and let's get this thing on the r road? >> i would be honored, madame vice president. >> let's get out there and get this done, okay? >> let's do it. do the work in front of us, let's win this think >> that's right. all right, buddy, see you soon, take care. >> sandra: republicans and the trump campaign defining the harris-walz ticket is the most left-wing american history. >> this is a very dangerous ticket, a very liberal ticket, a very progressive ticket. this ticket will lead the american people last. >> there liberal utopias every america's worst nightmare. >> this is a ticket that really represents the spirit of those 2020 blm riots. they are riots that tim walz, as governor, sat

and then also bob casey. it makes us our opponentcat makk very weak. right.you have bob casey kneeling down with a fist u n withp talkinge priv about, you know, white privilege and just embarrassing thingsilarrassin for.lvania >> all right. for anyone in pennsylvania. terry, great to have you on. you we'll have you back. the ad wars will continue. thanks so much . llowin that is it for us tonight. make sure you follow me on social media all weekend long. g li'm dropping maria in texas. >> next week we'll be on the air. but thank you fo willr watching.e >> it's america now and forever. jesse watters takes it from here. >> hello, everyone. i'm judge jeanine pirro

pennsylvania democrat senator bob casey highlighted the hardships caregivers face whether they look after their kids, parents or other family members with disabilities, caregiving can be a role that provides a great joy. and great sorrow. sometimes in the same day or even in the same are during the hearing. caregivers talked about the economic hardship that comes from the cost quality and from the cost quality and availability of care. it' list of the >> most difficult challenges we have when it comes to caring for multiple family members. >> time scheduling. and coordination of time. access to childcare is difficult. affordable childcare is difficult, but quality child care is difficult, right? casey called for federal action to help caregivers ensure everyone has the care they need must continue to invest. >> and programs like home and community-based services. the caregivers at the hearing agreed the government needs to put a plan together to get many caregivers out of poverty and build a sustainable home care system. reporting in washington. i'm basil, john. >> lots of kids will be re

senator bob casey, who we will reelect this november. >> senator john fetterman. >> all right. live first appearance harrison walz, first rally in philadelphia. and with that, we say good afternoon. i'm kristen sze. we are going to keep going back to that live rally, especially when walz begins to speak. but look, after all the vetting, the lobbying and the speed dating style meetings this past week, the democratic presidential nominee has made her choice. the 60 year old folksy, popular governor of minnesota, tim walz. so just a few hours before this, that's happening now, she called him to offer him the job. >> let's let's do this together. would you be my running mate and let's get this thing on the roa? >> i would be honored, madam vice president, the joy that you're bringing back to the country, the enthusiasm that's out there, it'll be a privilege to take this with you across the country. >> so walz emerged out of a strong field of better known contenders, including pennsylvania governor josh shapiro, arizona senator mark kelly, and transportation secretary pete buttigieg

so if if bob casey loses, excuse me, if kamala harris, so this is in pennsylvania bob casey loses the fed's way historical ticket ticket-splitting has gone by the way of the buggy whip these days. and so it really is, it's a race in each individual has to fight karen, i just to make clear for the audience just the math that we're talking about joe manchin not running again, west virginia, that seat is already going to go to the republicans right? democrats are now already down a seat so they're at a 50, 50 right? so if tester and brown go down they need every single other incumbent to win there election. plus kamala harris to win the presidency. so tim walz can cast the tie-breaking vote given where we are right now. that's how that's how tough they are. >> sam brown, good candidate republicans actually have very good candidates in this race. unlike window, unlike last time, we had not as good candidate, candidate quality matters. that's why these races are much closer. >> alright, we hit pause for just a moment and all stay with us. we're going to take a brief break. our special cove

i want to thank the former governor admin valve, senator bob casey, who we were -- will reelect thisember! senator john fetterman. mayor parker! [applause] and chairman jamie harrison. it is so good to be here with your incredible governor josh shapiro! [cheers and applause] and i will say, he is a dear friend and extraordinary leader. he and i have been spending a lot of time to get over the years. i told josh, look, i am so invested in our friendship and doing this together because together with josh shapiro, we will win pennsylvania. [cheers and applause] he will win pennsylvania. [applause] and i thank you, josh. i thank you. so, philadelphia, i launched my campaign for the president of the united states a mere two weeks ago. and it has been a bit of a world -- world land. [laughter] just last night the delegates to the democratic national convention finished voting and so, -- [cheers and applause] -- i stand before you today to proudly announce that i am now officially the democratic nominee for president of the united states! [raucous applause] and so now we have some work to d

i want to thank the former governor admin valve, senator bob casey, who we were -- will reelect thisember! senator john fetterman. mayor parker! [applause] and chairman jamie harrison. it is so good to be here with your incredible governor josh shapiro! [cheers and applause] and i will say, he is a dear friend and extraordinary leader. he and i have been spending a lot of time to get over the years. i told josh, look, i am so invested in our friendship and doing this together because together with josh shapiro, we will win pennsylvania. [cheers and applause] he will win pennsylvania. [applause] and i thank you, josh. i thank you. so, philadelphia, i launched my campaign for the president of the united states a mere two weeks ago. and it has been a bit of a world -- world land. [laughter] just last night the delegates to the democratic national convention finished voting and so, -- [cheers and applause] -- i stand before you today to proudly announce that i am now officially the democratic nominee for president of the united states! [raucous applause] and so now we have some work to d

i want to thank senator bob casey, who we will reelect this november, senator john fetterman , mayorurreal parker, and cameron jamie harrison, and it is so good to be here with your incredible governor, john shapiro! [cheering] [applause] and i will say john is a dear friend and extraordinary leader. we have spent a long time together over the years and i said i am so invested in our friendship and doing this together because together with josh shapiro, we will win pennsylvania. [cheering] and i thank you, josh, i think you. -- thank you. [applause] [cheering] so philadelphia, i launched my campaign for president of the united states in new york a few weeks ago and it has been a bit of a whirlwind. [cheering] [laughter] and just last night the delegates to the democratic national committee and initiate voting -- national convention finished voting. [cheering] and i stand before you today to proudly announce i am now officially the democratic nominee for president of the united states. [cheering] so now we have some work to do. we need to move to the general election, and when that. [