getterman was not from braddock. he spent his life going to business school, then to harvard for a so-called masters of public policy, which for the uninitiated is an utterly meaningless document that you pay hundreds of thousands of dollars to get in order to tell people that you went to harvard. in fetterman's case, his dad paid for it, and paid for everything else. for a long stretch, deep into his 40s, his income came from his family. in other words, john fetterman was a classic trustforian. in 2005, a year after arriving in braddock, fetterman announced he was running for mayor. amazingly, boldly, given that he was a professional student, living off his rich family, john fetterman decided to run as a blue collar populist. they asked no questions. they loved it. in john fetterman, the media saw themselves. he was just like them. fetterman narrowly won the race, and then the campaign to boost john fetterman's career began in einearnest. fetterman went on a national tour to brag about how he was single-handedly sav

in braddock, pennsylvania is definitely one of them. it's only eleven miles outsidesi pittsburgh with braddock is basically empty at this point. only seventeen hundred people live there. that's down from a populationr. of more than eighteen thousand during the second world war. braddock is now so underpopulated that you can buym a four bedroom home with a two car garage right in the middle , of town for three thousand00 dollars. >> don't believe it.realto check it out yourself. for unreal true.com. >> so you know the story. man for decades,uf the biggestthing employer in braddockca was manufacturing something called the edgar thompson steelworks. in fact, andrew carnegie steelwt it there along with his first stone public library, which still stands so for generations, braddock, pennsylvania, was a real place and then inevitably a steel plant closed and the usualrnegie disasters arrived. unemployment, hopelessness, drugs. people left by the thousands. but one man saw an opportunity br in braddock, pennsylvania, not an opportunityt an for

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john turned braddock around.k. >> when there was a fire, a shooting, an accident, john was there to help. >> if someone needed clothes or food -- whatever people needed. >> john fetterman helped change my life. he changed harrisburg and now he is going to change washington. >> it's a pretty good ad. i mean, fetterman making the case he has tangibly improve the lives of pennsylvania residents, what have your politics, whatever your beliefs are. the question is, can mehmet oz, of all, people really say the same? say th same “shoot it?” suggests the scientists. so they shoot it. hmm... back to the miro board. dave says “feed it?” and dave feeds it. just then our hero has a breakthrough. "shoot it, camera, shoot a movie!" and so our humble team saves the day by working together. on miro. age is just a number. and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health. versus 16 grams in ensure high protein. boost® high protein also has key nutrients for immune support. boost® high protein

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they're familiar with him from his days in braddock.e that it was the dead of winter and he was knocking on doors late at night to make sure people had heat. and he's struck me as a conservative, but he still said he supported fetterman. so that is just -- that is a huge hurdle for oz, who no shade, but up until recently, was in new jersey, to overcome. >> i wanted to say, chris, like, there's still, i mean, i wouldn't call it a red wave coming, but it's still generally speaking probably going to be a republican leaning year. and i wonder if we're not taking enough of that into account. >> so i think that you have to give history its due, right? in virtually every election but two, the one after bill clinton's impeachment and the one after september 11th, two huge cataclysmic events in history in general, the party out of the power in the presidency lost house seats, in almost all cases when the president was under 50% job approval, lost a lot of house seats. senate -- >> party in power lost house seats. >> senate is a little more malle

but according to the washington freebie con as mayor of braddock, pennsylvania, fetter man failed tooperty taxes between 26 and 2019. that's money that would have gone to funding his local school districts, which is one of the poorest and lowest performing in the state. the district placed three dozen tax liens against fetterman during that 13-year stretch and he was sued twice. dr. oz is now attacking him for being hypocritical. >> john fetterman has advocated for increased taxes. he was a strong supporters of president biden's law that increases taxes for the middle class. he has 67 liens against him for not paying his own. >> the washington beacon reports 65 tax liens on properties own by fetterman and his nonprofit which bought properties. in a statement to fox news, the fetterman campaign said john is proud of his work helping to revolve braddock. all of these properties were purchased by jon and his nonprofit to provide homes for people in need. he paid off the liens, but in some cases, it took more than six years. fetterman attacked oz for benefitting on tax breaks in florida

john and his nonprofit to provide homes for people in need, and create opportunities for people of braddockderman has since paid off all of the leads. but in some cases, they reportedly took him six years. has passed delinquency on taxes that would go to funding schools as a tot topic now has federman is campaigning on the need to better fund public education. the lieutenant governor has the backing by the way of the teachers unions and has been endorsed by the national education association. jaylan, john. >> gillian: bryan llenas in the new york press is afternoon. thank you so much. john. >> john: let's bring in dr. emmett oz. doctor it is good to spend time with you, thank you for joining us today. >> good to be with you. >> so you heard brian's reports i don't really need to set it up again. your take on these unpaid taxes which have now been paid back. >> once again the hypocrisy shines through, he is advocated for increased taxes in the past positions before and he was a strong supporter of president biden's recent law that increases taxes for the middle class as well as is and has 60

new political ad as mayor of braddock, john fetterman chased down an unarmed black man.says fetterman followed me into north braddock and pulled a shotgun and aimed it at my chest, said joe biden>> h falsely accused the man,e triggering a confrontation with policfad the mae. >> i mean, there's a mayorround with a shotgun and six other cops surrounded me. what else could i do with this d ?he i believe i did the right thing, but i may havt the brokeh the law during the course of action. fetterman reckless, risky, wrong for pennsylvania. >> yeah. >> you think he may have broken the law? yeah, i think maybe itma wasybe, reaction. former speaker of the house fox news contributor newt gingrich ,dr. oz and pat toomey earlierdc today called this guy out on the issue. he's literally campaigned in the general election for less than 20 minutes. he didn't show up with joe biden and he had multiple opportunitiee s this weekend. he's not willing to debate.he'sn he's not willing to answer questions on all of these positions. and he seems t to be getting aww with it up to this point.oin

my concerns are if you go to braddock where john fetterman has been mayor, you don't see a success storyu see a town shrinking, losing business, losing jobs, not much going on that makes you confident. they need new leadership and thankfully they have some. under new leadership, their crime has dropped 60%. under our new leadership in pennsylvania, philadelphia crime has gone up 60%. you see a common theme? we have to hold people accountable for what they've done. that is what our job is. so i'm going to ask you as you have been asked by others, jim made it very clear, you have an obligation as the vanguard, the tip of this beer to call people and share what you have heard tonight. be optimistic because i'm optimistic. everything of listed we can address. all of those things i pointed out we can make better if we have strong leadership and people willing to follow through and serve with your values. i believe that we need one essential thing to turn quickly. and that has to do with something we here in the national anthem. i played football in college and the last words you would hear, l

public schools to receive more funding but according to the washington free beacon, as mayor of braddock pay $10,000 in property taxes between 2006-2019. that is money that would have gone to funding his local school district which is one of the poorest and lowest performing in the state. the school district reportedly placed 3 dozen tax liens against federman during that 13 year stretch and he was sued twice. he paid off the liens but in some cases took 6 years. in 2016 federman said liens were never substantial and some of the taxes were not paid because of clerical errors. doctor dr. oz. >> he's got properties, didn't pay taxes on, they didn't file documents and in and they said it slipped through the cracks. what are you talking about? you are not above the law. >> reporter: on the issue of education federman received the endorsement of teachers union saying they are the first law in publication -- education policy. dr. oz says loan forgiveness is unfair and he supports school choice and charter schools, the pittsburgh post-gazette editorial board is calling on federman and dr. oz to

. >> followed me into north braddock and pulled a shotgun and aimed it at my chest. >> jesse: he chasedhis truck and pointed a sat gun at him? that's who the democrats want to run for senate in pennsylvania? maybe that's why fetterman wants to empty the prisons feeling that white guilt, wants to let everybody out of jail or doing whatever the democratic party tells him to do. that's what this is all about. they will just throw anybody out there, say what they want them to say and we're going to have to deal with it. karl rove former white house deputy chief of staff and a fox news contributor. i feel bad for the guy. i really do. but d.c. is a tough town. there is chinese spies. there is killer lobbyists. there is some really nasty journalists. i'm not going to name names, karl. but this guy is going to get eaten alive there. do you actually think this man has a shot? >> oh, sure he does. because the democrats are behind him. he has got sort of a mythology and and avoided a real campaign bunch of earns talked about and dealt with that he would have to have answers for. this guy is in fa

center right folks who like his persona, who tell me that they remember when he was the mayor of braddock late at night knocked on people's doors to make sure they had heat, so even if they don't agree with his progressive policy positions -- by the way, he's confusing no one by no longer calling himself a progressive -- that they are inclined to support him anyway. i wonder, even if they do ultimately end up debating, how much that changes the overall calculation in this race. >> eva, the message we heard from the president three times in pennsylvania over the last week, going after donald trump, donald trumpys, as he calls them. interesting choice there, but he's going to ohio in a couple of days, a trump plus eight state. does it work there? i mean, if he thinks it works in pennsylvania, does that carry over where tim ryan is in a very tight race with jd vance? >> i don't know if we're going to hear the same message, the friday event is a groundbreaking of a new semiconductor manufacturing facility. that is not really a political event, and if he's there to tout the c.h.i.p.s. bill, th

but the free beacon found that as mayor of braddock, he failed to pay tens of thousands of dollars in taxes on his time to his local school district. one of the poorest in the state . by the way, the gubernatorial race, on the other hand , is a little more challenging for the gop. doug mastrianni finds himself down double digits to democrat josh shapiro, a candidate. the candidate still dodging debates, by the way. so we're going to talk to doug mastrianni in a moment. but first, the lay of the land there. >> we're joined by pennsylvania insider salena zito, national political reporter for the washington examiner. selina muhlenberg, pollster who released today's findings, says that neither democrat in this race and the state should feel comfortable with the leads they have. is that what you're finding on the ground as well? >> yeah, absolutely. i would say that would be more so true, though, with the senate race. what you see in that race is you see the ausdance gaining momentum. he is moving in the right direction. if you're a candidate where fetterman is losing traction, he's losing

bu st barely showed up for city council meetings and in braddock. how di how did the trust fund bd who never had a job in a hoodie pay for all of this? and why didn't he disclose it as a law? require? doesn' dew, sadlyt , fetterman isn't the only democrat that does want thing wito debate. sh same thing with new yorkdoesn' governor kathy hochul. she does want a debate, leee zeldin, and we need debates now ,not a week before the election, after maybe, what, 50 , 60% of the voters votes have already been cast here with reaction. pennsylvania senate candidate dr. mehmet oz. i do your reaction. i'll tell you my reaction tond w debate you and wait. votin >> monday starts voting inennsya pennsylvania. so we may have 50% of the vote get in by the time he ever getset asked a single question and he gets closed captioning and hed doesn't want to add any time to the debate. even that, though, that will obviouslyil slow down the debate. >> you've goyot tou be kidding. we've been dodging questions. c the entire campaign was sort ofg shocking. but what we're seein

daily mail has now discovered fetterman did not disclose owning owning eight eight properties p in braddockennsylvania, where he was a failed mayor. i think he missed 50 council meetings. k, pen that was his only job.nsylvani he never had a real job ina, hi life. as i have been saying, republicans need to unveil their version of a contract and with america. we expect kevin mccarthy will do it. he's going to call commitments to america, we expect in aboutnp ten days and put their stated positions in writing and sign it and expos oe all of these far left extremism inside the democratic party. with solutions that will solvery the problems our countrythe hout is facing. former speaker of the housegi newt gingrich, he did it.ngrich. twenty eight years ago. i was the emcee back in 1994 republicans won in a wave election. newt has now released hiselecti five point plan to take back control of congress. it includes focusingto on rising crime, open borders, parentalpad rights and school and much, much more . >> he had to explain fox news contributor newt gingrich. you know, i have appealed to i'v re