i hold a bob casey accountable for this.race between an outsider someone who was a west point grad a combat that someony screw jobs in pennsylvania in a career politician who has been too weak into a liberal to stand up for the entrance of pennsylvanians. i've been to the border twice in the past couple years have been there more than the borders are and senator casey. what you see there is unbelievable. so i went to yuma arizona a few months ago in the middle of the night to him in the morning and with the border patrol were going along this beautiful wall and the wall just stops 300 yards away as a storing area where there is still stacked that we paid for his taxpayers and paid the labor for and in the middle of the night 50 illegal immigrants walk across the border five of them military age men from and five are chinese nationals. we have a crisis of epic proportion. these people are pouring across our board border during a enors economic damages you sent there are terroris terrorists, peopled terrorist watch list being

senior senator, democrat bob casey, a member of the senate finance committee.at was quite a day in pittsburgh yesterday and i noticed your job seemed to be, one of the roles you play on this program which is campaign coach, explaining to people what needs to be done in this campaign. >> lawrence, it was a great day. we had an opportunity to hear from the president, who has spent many, many labor days in pittsburgh and he understands the struggles that people have in their daily lives. he also has a sense of how valuable it is to have a unionized workforce, that it strengthens our economy. as he has said so many times, that unions built of the middle class, and i think that is still true today. he also made clear, and kamala harris made this point as well and i tried to make it in addition to their remarks, that those union rights, labor rights are under constant attack. corporations are, corporate leaders and the politicians that support them, have made attacks on unions kind of the centerpiece of their political agenda. they've tried to kneecap unions for a wh

. >> joining is now is bob casey, the member of the senate finance committee.your job seemed to be one of the roles you play, a campaign coach explaining to people what needs to be done in this campaign. >> it was a great day because we had an opportunity here from the president who spent many labor days and pittsburgh. he understands the struggles people have in their daily lives and has a sense of how valuable it is to have a unionized workforce which strengthens our economy as he has said so many times, unions have built the middle class and i think that's true today. he also made clear and kamala harris made this point as well in addition to their remarks is that their labor rights are on constant attack. corporations, leaders and politicians have made attacks on unions the centerpiece for the political agenda. they've tried the kneecap unions for a whole generation so the protect organize act. not only to protect union rights but to protect and expand on them. if you want to protect workers and win the race, please help us. bob casey.com. we need your help

when you look at bob casey, why do you think he is having a tougher time compared to other democratic candidates in these top senate races who were outperforming the top of the ticket okay i think pennsylvania is a tough state for democrats. bob casey is always in a tight race every single time he has advantages though the kc name, his father was in politics. fact that he's been a senator for quite a while. and i think when you see what they're trying to do on attacking china and abortion, those are gonna be two of the big issues at democrats play over, over and over again as they tried to eat to and continue to try to edge up those numbers on the voting and they're gonna look the kamala harris to actually help deliver some of those votes. >> do you think donald trump is helping dave mccormick kamala harris already, bob casey, a combination of both. >> what's interesting is this, the ten say, right? that they have, because given their history in the 2022 midterms, where he back eyes, even though mccormick had a slew of former donald trump aides on the campaign, it's a calculation. i t

and you saw there that bob casey, it's got low energy around this. he's talking quite i mean, he's just he's got to squirly position on abortion and he's low energy. >> alright. thank you all so much for that fanduel, were politics, bettors block online to put money on? well, i can think i'm a handshake there who will win tuesday's debate just as a judge may have opened the door to wagering on u.s elections the tempur-pedic breeze make sleep people cool. so no more sweating all night or blasting air conditioning because the temper breeze feels up to ten degrees cooler all night long, don't miss our biggest sale of the year with savings up to $700 on select adjustable map, you love this centrum silver is clinically proven to support memory in older adults so you can keep saying mastered, fixed it you nailed it, with centrum silver clinically proven the support memory in older adults my hair is thinning all around my hairline dermatologists recommended neutrophil. it's 100% drug-free and clinically tested hi harris, longer thicker neutrophil is life-ch

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bob casey was a deciding vote. stood up against the horrible, horrible actions of hamas. we need to eradicate hamas and need to be a strong moral voice against anti-semitism. president trump did much more for israel in supporting the jewish cause than president biden has and i'm a much stronger voice and supporter than senator casey is. >> dana: you'll campaign on that issue today. thanks very much. we'll check in with you. the race is only 57 days away. thanks. >> bye-bye, thank you. >> bill: one to watch. nfl is back week one. one of the bigger stories of the weekend did not happen on the field. what was going on between police and an nfl all-pro receiver at that stadium? >> the block, he is going deep. he is driving, oh, he is a ghost. 80 yard touchdown! >> what a momentum shift by the dolphins' defense to get that ball up. yet, some lenders charge you hundreds of dollars in upfront fees just to apply. they keep your money even if they turn you down. call newday. unlike other lenders, at newday there's no upfron

bob casey went to senate to change washington and washington changed casey. i need to get my message out there. more people get exposed to me and bob casey, they will see i can bring independent leadership to pennsylvania and god knows, in this moment, we need it. penns pennsylvanians feel need for change. if you like status quo, vote for bob casey, if you want change, i'm your guy and honored to get your vote. >> brian: he's trying to get rural votes and you're trying to get the democratic votes going to the cities. >> that is right. to learn more david mccormick pa.com. >> brian: he was a college wrestler at west point. stay safe on the road. liberal media blaming trump for his own assassination attempt, one columnist warns it is putting the former president in danger. >> stop this both side stuff. it is not correct. it is not both sides. it is one clear side. you'll find them in cities, towns and suburbs all across america. millions of americans who have medicare and medicaid but may be missing benefits they could really use. extra benefits they may be eli

my opponent bob casey said he wants to transition energy workers entities voted 99% of the time withen and harris. this would be a disaster for pennsylvania and pennsylvanians do not believe kamala harris will not come after fossil fuels as you said the ep mandate mandates by 2032, 70% of all new light vehicles are evs. this will be a disaster for manufacturing the ban on fracking a disaster. pennsylvanians cannot trust kamala harris or bob casey on the most critical industry for their future. >> it's the lifeblood of the world's economy. it just says. i'm not against electric vehicles but i'm against forcing a company like ford to invest in electric vehicles because the government is pushing them to do it and losing 4 and half billion dollars when you have other great companies like tesla for example and the people that want electric vehicles can have them. what do these jobs mean? if you have a job in pennsylvania in the fracking industry will kind of money are you making annually? >> these entry-level jobs are people that get technical degrees as mechanics or welders. they start 6

bob casey is a very popular senator in this state.alked to it on the who was telling me that he feels like this is going to be so close, he's dreading what that might mean come november in the days and weeks after. the senses right now among democrats, having kamala harris at the top of the ticket will help the senate race. i will tell you and some of the other states like new york and california, where democrats, members of congress feel they must confident about the ability to flip seats. i was speaking to one member of congress who told me, "we are starting to prepare for being able to take back the house." that might sound overconfident, but they are still riding that wave of kamala harris if during the race, even though their implications that's bottomed out at the point. they still have the sense that it will lift up other members of the housein lift up other members of the house in particular if not the senate. ,, , senate. do you still get the sense when _ senate. do you still get the sense when you _ senate. do you still get

that stage is also host to a hotly contested senate seat between incumbent democrat senator bob caseym pittsburgh is nbc's julie tsirkin. julie, what brings you to pennsylvania and how is this important senate race shaping up? >> reporter: alex, we will be here all week following both of the senate candidates and also on the campaign trail for president but we just came from an event held by senator bob casey in pittsburgh. you can see why. this county, allegheny county was one of two in 2020 that put biden over the edge and helped him since the victory here in pennsylvania. he beat donald trump by little over diji one percentage point. when we spent time with bob casey, we asked him why he is running so close with, harris, the top of the ticket here, when so many of his vulnerable colleagues are staying away from that ticket. he told me he is running independent, voters know here what they are

we are focused on making sure bob casey has resources.mpaign because she needs to win there as well. there's no question that's a key state for both of us. that's another state where we have a billionaire that has come in and is pouring $30 million against bob casey. we are continuing to scramble to raise resources. that's why the ds is important and defendthesenate.org. they help us do what we have to do. giving to the candidates in all of the states is important. i would ask folks to really look at both florida and texas. >> senator peters, you were credited with working miracles last cycle. they rewarded you with the same tough job this cycle. even tougher. >> we're going to do it again. it's the same playbook. we have candidate quality issues. our candidates are superior. i say the republican candidates -- if i put them on a continuum, it's flawed to very flawed. most are towards the very flawed. versus strong democrats, both incumbents and ground campaigns. we will do it again. >> senator peters, thanks. we appreciate it. >>> kamala

. >> joining us now is democrat bob casey. he is running for reelection in pennsylvania.e is going straight into western pennsylvania, which is a stronger region for republicans and democrats and taking on donald trump on the issue where he does better in the polls. the economy. was this what western pennsylvania voters and pennsylvania voters generally wanted to be hearing about? are the issues she outlined issues that hit the target in pennsylvania? >> lawrence, thanks for having me on. there is no question that what you heard from vice president harris is speaking directly to families that have struggled. middle-class families that every time there seems to be a tax bill, the big corporations, the billionaires, the people making hundreds of millions get most of the revenue from those tax bills. she's talking about cutting those taxes for middle-class families, but also this issue of caregiving. i think it cuts across so many lines. whether you are in southwestern pennsylvania or anywhere in the commonwealth. i have been fighting along with vice president harris and the

posted by governor shapiro and bob casey no republicans invited.o talk about it is a nonpartisan issue. we can't let it be polarized. my view is we should support ukraine with military aid but i also agree we need to bring an end to this quickly. >> does he have to win for you to win? >> president trump successful, it helps me, no doubt about it and he is energizing our base rate of 67 counties, 58 of them flipping, 58 or 59 are red so we got to get our voters out and i will be the key to victory. ♪ >> where you have us now? >> one of the many -- most prominent historical sites in pennsylvania. >> we are going to head out for washington will cross to delaware. christmas like 1776 after feeding throughout new jersey and new york. washington will come together them in cross delaware in ten days he will win three victories and historians consider that the turning points so after these great losses they come here and regain strength and they become victorious and that encourages a lot of the world to believe for the first time that the continental army

i do and what bob casey is trying to do, which is very similar to what other seven candidates across the country democratic candidates in particular make this a race about character tried to expose flaws of their republican candidate. >> we're seeing that happen in montana and ohio and the like republicans running a very standard playbook time top of the ticket immigration and crime and the like. the question is, who will succeed in that effort? >> such a good report i learned so much about what's going on in that race. and we are in for a very long night or days or week, like today. thanks, monica. good to see you. and now breaking news out of kensington palace, princess catherine says, she is completed chemotherapy treatment. the princess shared the health update in an intimate video released earlier today doing what i can to stay cancer-free is now my focus so i finished chemotherapy i talked to healing and full recovery is long and i must continue to take each day as it comes i am however, looking forward to being back at work so all those who continue their own cancer journey pr

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from my neighbor colleague, bob casey, to my friend and staffer turned member from alabama, katie brit, i am inspired by the conversations i have had with others about protecting our children. i am hope hopeful to find common ground and both parties will address the universe of issues. it is and must be an american priority. we need not reinvent the wheel. there are numerous good pieces of legislation before the senate. i have proudly put my name on cosponsoring a number of them. we must also look to the states, the true laboratories of our democracy for policy solutions that have worked to chip away at this crisis. during my time serving as chief of staff to senator murphy, he led the national governors association and committed one year 6 his term to i would abouting a national playbook for tackling just this. the youth mental health crisis. i should note that his cochair, no one has ever been confused the politics of governor cox and governor murphy. together we took on seemingly intractable issues. but i will be clear-eyed about one thing -- even if we are successful in eliminate g

he said you are literally helping us to survive. >> pennsylvania senator bob casey, thank you very muchtonight. >> thanks lawrence. >>> coming up, what the donald trump endorsed candidate in ohio says about abortions when he thinks no one is recording what he said. recording what he said. a mystery! jessie loves playing detective. but the real mystery was her irritated skin. so, we switched to tide free & gentle. it cleans better, and doesn't leave behind irritating residues. and it's gentle on her skin. tide free and gentle liquid is epa safer choice certified. it's gotta be tide. thursday night football on prime. it's on. ready to have some fun? yeah, let's do it. the dallas cowboys take on the new york giants, as thursday night football is on. going deep! touchdown! it's dak prescott and the boys facing an old rival, -let's go! -the g-men you're not getting this anywhere else. stream thursday night football. only on prime. have you ever considered getting a walk-in tub? well, look no further! tide free and gentle liquid is epa safer choice certified. safe step's best offer, just got

want to thank also the incredible leaders, including governor shapiro, who you heard from, senator bob caseyo we will reelect to the united states senate, and mayor brown -- and thank you, mayor, for the warm welcome. [cheers and applause] all right, so, pennsylvania, three days ago, donald trump and i had our decay -- a debate. [cheers and applause] yeah, so here is the thing. i take it many people here watched it. you'll remember, that night i talked about issues that matter to families across america, like bringing down the cost of living, investing in america's small businesses, protecting reproductive freedom -- [cheers and applause] and keeping our nation safe and secure, but that is not what we heard from donald trump. >> no! vp harris: instead, it was the same old show, the same tired playbook we have heard years -- heard for years with no plan on how he would address the needs of the american people. well, folks, it's time to turn the page. [cheers and applause] we are not going back. we are not going back. >> not going back! not going back! vp harris: and we are not going back beca

let's start the show with senator bob casey. democrat of pennsylvania. currently running for reelection. senator, let's start with the debates, the vice presidential debate on tuesday and your own debate against david mccormick on thursday. what should pennsylvanians and the rest of america be looking out for in both debates? >> thanks for having me. look, this is going to be a clear contrast i think in both races, in both debates. the american people have a basic choice to make. if the american people want to continue down the path way that my opponent wants to go down which means billionaires and big corporations keep getting big tax breaks in the middle class and working folks are left out then they'll choose that side. but i think they're going to choose supporting the middle class. if they want to party that's going to destroy the gains we made by capping the cost of insulin and lowering the cost of prescription drugs for seniors, then i think, i think that choice is going to be very clear to the american people. and i think finally, it's going to b

senator bob casey is sounding the alarm. >> i need your help in this race is a three-term democraticpaigns with vice president kamala harris, keesee is locked in a dead heat against republican david mccormick about to get swamped by a gop bombardment on the airwaves. >> if the border was secure chances are my son would be alive today, paris and casey dangerous radicals mccormick and his allies are preparing to spend more than $100 million on air in just the final two months of the campaign, more than half from an outside group designed solely to help the republican all giving republicans a roughly 40 million on air advantage over democrats, an edge bigger than any other senate race. >> i think i'm the i don't have a personal super pac funded by wall street billionaire thousand care. what they spent. i'm going to i'm going to win this race but it's going to be a really difficult race with the west virginia seat, almost certain to turn red, democrats must hold on to pennsylvania and seven other seats simply to keep the senate at 50, 50 but a new cnn ssrs poll by the kc mccormick race a

this is pennsylvania, david mccormick wants to be senator against bob casey and they're even 46, 46.ance of the power in the senate 50/49. we're missing a number. right, senator? 50/49. >> 51/49 democrat majority right now. >> bill: you will flip west virginia, that's going to happen. depending on how well trump does or does not do in montana or ohio could drag those republicans across the finish line. i just mentioned the race in pennsylvania, something very interesting to watch. then you have this polling out of maryland where larry hogan seems to be neck-and-neck with his democratic counterpart in a state that i don't know how long has it been since maryland gone with a republican senator? point being you have an opportunity here. how do you see it playing out? >> yeah, we do. you start with the three red states. we'll win west virginia. jim justice is the next senator from west virginia. that's one. it's a 50 r50 senate. in montana tim sheehy is leading john tester by three to six points. a very good chance to win that senate seat in montana. in ohio moreno a republican state. ev

of the presidential race in july and they are set to address crowds in pennsylvania and senator bob casey to them at the moment and this is a union event and they are looking to appeal to union voters and they spoke earlier to local union members in pittsburgh and this is part of a tour of swing states with strong ties to manufacturing and industry. labor day recognizes the labor movement in the u.s. and contributions of american workers in earlier we saw harris stop in michigan which has a large union presence as she seeks to strengthen her appeal to blue-collar workers, a key democratic demographic. meanwhile, trump and his jd vance did not hold any events monday. harris is expected to take part in her first presidential debate next week against donald trump. ukraine's offensive into russian territory appears to be slowing down. kyiv claims to control 500 square miles of territory in a region that includes 100 settlements. ukraine has captured 600 soldiers in the operation. speaking to a classroom, mr. putin said the ukrainian military had not succeeded in the attempt to stop russian ad

they became a model for state action by implementing an act introduced by bob casey modeling ways to make sure we support the victims of gun violence for the future and has shown up again and again in communities across the state always willing to , stand with survivors, mourned with survivors, and plot the survivors how can save the next life. the results are clear. gun violence is down 52% in philadelphia and 44% in pittsburgh. [applause] and we are not just back down to pre-pandemic levels, we're back down to 2015 levels and we will keep pushing until we get to a 30 year low in gun violence, saving as many lives in the commonwealth as possible. [applause] like the lieutenant governor, brandon short began his life in mckeesport. he was an all-american and two-time captain a penn state football team which is a big deal in pennsylvania if you know it. brandon has a seven year career in the nfl with the new york giants and carolina panthers. we have some fans in the room. he worked on wall street and at goldman sachs and now works in private equity. catastrophically, brandon was force

the freedom to organize, and we will pass the proactive and end unionbusting once and for all and bob caseyl help us do that. we see and know and fight for a future where every person has the opportunity not just to get by, but to get ahead. and so we will continue to build what i call an opportunity economy so that every american has an opportunity to buy a home or start a business or build intergenerational wealth and have a future that matches their dreams and ambitions and aspirations. of course that's the nature of who we are as americans. we have dreams. we can see what is possible unburdened by what has been. we have aspirations, we have ambitions. and the system that is a good system is one that supports that and allows people the opportunity to go where they can see and imagine themselves to be. that's what i'm talking about when i talk about an opportunity economy. we fight for our future. we can retire with dignity. we will continue to defend social security and medicare and pensions. and we will continue to strengthen america's manufacturing sector. on that point, the president

bob casey.st: recently the race has tightened a little bit. there is a lot of advertising going on in that campaign. we see almost as many ads for that race as we see in the presidential race. i would say at this point senator casey is running ahead of kamala harris. we still expect this race to be tight. at the moment senator casey has an advantage. there is a long way to go. the job approval ratings are in that kind of area where it makes him vulnerable. as he tells the story of how people perceive his time in office. there will be a lot of money spent in the race. host: would -- berwood yost from lancaster, pennsylvania. thank you for joining us. guest: thank you. host: we will get back to your calls. we are talking about the debate tonight and asking do you think debates matter, are you watching, what are you watching for? is there something you are looking for specifically? something you want to ask the candidates are hope the moderators ask? you can share that with us. on the line for demo

i need bob casey in the u.s. senate. he is an outstanding u.s. senator and go to bob casey.com and chip in whatever you can afford. when it comes to the presidential race, understand that in pennsylvania, looking at a football field, you can maybe get 49 yards of your side of the field, but grabbing that extra two guards to get to the other side of the field is really tough. this is a tough state to th compete in and win it. the good news is with kamala h harris and tim walz are doing is he showing up in communities that are often times ignored or left behind. right before they went to the dnc in chicago, they weren't in philly or pittsburgh and i love philly and pittsburgh, but they went to rural beaver county near ohio and west virginia. yesterday and today, tim walz was in rural lancaster county and erie and rural fayette county. are showing up at the communities that need to hear from them and understand what they are all about and kick the tires and understand more. as pennsylvanians get more familiar with the vice president and the governor,

relates to the election, one of the surprises of the pennsylvania senate race is the reminder that bob caseyr. he prides himself on being the deciding vote that helped obama get the iran nuclear deal. that was the whole thing. at that ended up giving around millions of dollars and we can play that back. at dave mccormick and the race brings it up and why does it matter? well, there's a jewish-american vote to be thought of. the siena college poll of jewish new yorkers that came out, they support trump 54-46 over harris. that's a significant number in new york politics, right? >> judge jeanine: especially in new york. >> jessica: that's >> dana: that' another angle of these things. in. >> judge jeanine: one of the saddest part about this, greg, israel felt that it had to singularly confront their enemies. okay? we come in the united states and israel has been close for decades. and now because of this administration, mossad doesn't trust us. mossad did this with the brits but not the united states. and they were rights because immediately joe biden and antony blinken are frustrated with what

it features the democrat incumbent, bob casey, and kamala harris in these ads, but this one really focusedng and our six daughters something else. six to one. >> and me seven to one. >> drew? so i have learned to come prepared to make a really when necessary to listen. in washington we need more people who know how to listen. not just argue. >> that's a lot of girls in one house. terry, what grade? >> i give it a b plus, laura. i think it's an exceptionally well-done ad. it really puts a pro-family spin on this. it humanizes him. it's obviously tarnghted at a very important voting demographic in pennsylvania, women. and it says that he can get along with them and he knows how to deal with the seven women in his household he can deal with all those women in pennsylvania, too. >> laura: that was kind of fun. i like that. terry, there is another one i have never seen this before. is democrat sally do you volume is running for the texas house of representatives. check it out. >> you might already know what's in this. but do you know who has no idea and no way to odessa it? law enforcement. i b

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among our guest, pennsylvania senator bob casey and texas senate candidate colin allred. the saturday show with jason capehart starts now. >>> border battle, donald trump doubles down on his anti- immigrant rhetoric as vice president harris focuses on real solutions in her visit to the border. i'll ask cedric richmond about the vp's unflinching willingness to take on this hot button issue. >>> the award-winning actor joins me now with a look at his new documentary series on the untold stories of latinos and how they shaped america. i'm jonathan capehart, this is the saturday show. >>> we are just 38 days from the u.s. presidential election in november and a dramatic escalation in the middle east is taking center stage and sparking fears of a wider conflict in the region. today, the israel defense forces and hezbollah confirmed that hezbollah leader hassan nasrallah was killed in targeted israeli airstrikes on the group's headquarters in southern beirut. the strike destroyed at least for residential complexes and damaged other buildings nearby. at least 11 people were kill

he first met with pennsylvania elected leaders like senator bob casey and governor josh shapiro. >> weommonwealth of pennsylvania. the second largest number in the entire united states of america. and we feel a special kinship to them and all of you in your work to defend ukraine. we stand with you. >> it is very important to say thank you to all of the people. i think that today will have such possibility from us, to say thanks to all americans for such support. >> and zelenskyy toured the factory that is not only crucial to his country's defense, but has also boosted a local economy. a point president biden has made repeatedly. >> this bill sends military equipment to ukraine. it spends the money right here in the united states of america. places like arizona where the patriot missiles are built. the way it works is we supply ukraine with military equipment from our stock piles and replenish them so our military has access to them. stockpiles maid right here in america by american workers. not only support american jobs and american communities but allows us to invest in our own manu

bob casey facing dave mccormack. the average of polls in this race has been closing in recent days.s. the recent poll, the most recent, "the washington post" poll out has this race tied at 48-48. that is a big deal. if the republicans manage to pull off of this upset win, go back to the map, you can see it would be 52-48. in pennsylvania, the issue of energy is very important. obviously fracking. lawrence jones went out to western pennsylvania and talked to folks in that stray about how important it is. >> kamala harris is the vice president. she was once against fracking. >> no question i'm in favor of banning fracking. >> she says she's for fracking. >> i will not ban fracking. >> do you believe her? >> she's saying whatever she can to make people swing her way. she can try to get the presidency. >> the sentiment around this region is nobody believes that. >> i don't believe anybody in that administration. >> what do you believe happens if she becomes the president? >> you'll have more regulation. you'll have people that banks aren't going to want to invest. people will move out o

we'll see them alongside senator bob casey and governor josh shapiro. we'll bring you those remarks when they begin. "the new york times" writes this. quote, mr. biden has called himself the most pro-union president in history. last year he became the first sitting president to visit a picket line. now ms. harris is hoping to adopt that proworking for herself. as our own colleague reports labor day in pittsburgh has been one of the hallmarks of president biden's repeat political life. in 2018 he used the city's parade as a kick off for a campaign blitz for down ballot candidates, which itself was a soft launch for the 2020 presidential campaign. today the stop in pennsylvania is the first of three this week in battleground states by the president followed by michigan and wisconsin. vice president harris herself was in michigan earlier today speaking at another union-focused event in detroit. >> the labor movement has always understood the power of the collective and the power of unity, the power of unity. and while we are fighting so much nonsense that