i was with dr oz and tonight tonight i get i get to be with dave matthews. so trust me, that's a pretty good choice. federman the democrat running for senate and pennsylvania, bluntly acknowledged his challenge, calling tuesday's debate against republican amendment oz. not easy, not get every every word the right way. but i will always do the right thing in washington, d c debate performance raised concerns among his supporters stroke in may left him with lingering auditory issues despite the availability of closed captioning, helping him to read the moderator's questions struggled to complete answers there. is that 2018 interview that you said quote. i don't support fracking at all. so how do you square the two i do support fracking. and. i don't i don't. i support fracking and i stand and i do support fracking . doctors say auditory processing issues do not indicate cognitive impairment, dr oz and his first appearance since the debate did not comment on federman difficulties instead labeling him as soft on crime. last things, debate focused. on my desire t

i know they had a successful rally with dave matthews.owing up tonight for president obama. 3,000 people showed up for dave matthews, not necessarily for john fetterman. i think in nevada, i think black's going to win. i think it's going to be a bad night for democrats. i think now the democrats are looking at places like colorado. you saw washington state smiley sneaking up on patty murray. if tiffany smiley wins in washington state, katie bar the door, democrats got blown out. >> mayor, do you share those same concerns? do you think he's right in this analysis? >> i don't think he's right. i think the race that he's talking about, they're razor-thin. the polls are showing razor-thin in any direction, and anything can happen. that's why it's important that we are doing these rallies. that's why we're trying to capitalize on whether it's dave matthews, whether it's president obama. we are bringing the people out who can help energize our base. and i think it will not be the big red wave that he is predicting. >> well, thank you both. >> e

. >> dave matthews band. >> john fetterman holding a rally with musician dave matthews. >> certainly out of touch with pennsylvania values and he has not been able to defend his dangerous policies. ♪ we just trying to catch a good time ♪ even if it takes all night ♪ as i around the camp fire ♪ sipping apple pie and moon shine ♪ here we picking on them guitars. >> steve: good morning, rhode island. there is your 7:01 wake-up call on this thursday morning. right now you got 59 degrees there and you are going for a daytime high in the 60's. and, because an hour ago we were talking about pittsburgh and perogies when we started that hour. i looked up rhode island. apparently they are famous for, in addition to crab cakes and clams and stuff like that, something called rhode island calamari which i have got to figure out what that means. i wonder what the spice is. >> ainsley: sounds delicious. they have the best clam chowder rhode island so quaint have you ever been there. >> steve: a million times on the way up to boston. >> ainsley: some of my friends in the south have started vacationi

bring up barack obama, joe biden, now dave matthews. try to soften the blow and make him seem like a sim pa think the thick i figure from near on in. i say this to the people of pennsylvania. the person you hire not only are his views seemingly different than what pennsylvania is, they have got to be able to do the job. what an insult to people who are in the senate that you can do the job. you have committee hearings. you set policy, you have to answer constituents. what you hear is not what you say. that's where you have to read it. that is -- this is a job interview. and just it. if you go to a job interview and you say i had a stroke, five months ago, and you can't interact with that person, they will not hire you. >> steve: but, here's the thing. once he get the job, he will have a big staff to do all the stuff. but,. >> brian: is that okay for a voter? i'm hiring -- am i voting for a staff? >> steve: of course not. >> brian: or voting for a person? >> steve: of course not. there are no closed captioning devices in the u.s. senate.

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at a pittsburgh rally with the dave matthews bands, fetterman acknowledged having difficulty during tuesday's debate just five months after he suffered a stroke. >> to be honest, doing that debate wasn't exactly easy. >> reporter: dr. oz held a campaign event with former u.n. ambassador nikki haley. >> the debate focused on my desire to bring balance to washington. >> reporter: according to cbs' battleground tracker, five states have senate races that are statistical tossups. nationwide early voting is shattering records. the latest numbers from the united states elections project indicate more than 13 million people have already voted. anne-marie? >> wow. naomi ruchim in new york. thank you. >>> new jersey democratic senator bob menendez is again the subject of a federal investigation. an adviser for menendez told cbs news the senator is aware of the investigation but does not know the scope. in 2015 you may recall, menendez was indicted on bribery and corruption charges. a jury deadlocked on the charges two years later. prosecutors declined to retry menendez. he maintained his innocence and

." >> carley: john fetterman holding a rally with musician dave matthews after his disastrous performance against g.o.p. opponent doctor's >> doing that debate was exactly easy. i don't think that's been done in the american political history before, actually. >> carley: the white house applauding the debate performance. karine jean-pierre telling reporters that president biden found federman "an impressive and bright." >> that's what we need to fight about inflation. we all have to make sure that everyone who works is able to -- that's the most american bargain. if you work full time, you should be able to live in dignity. >> carley: dr. oz telling hannity yesterday his plan to expose fetterman's radical positions was a success. and president biden imitating white house reporters asking him questions yesterday. watch this. biden openly mocking the press during a bilateral meeting with israeli president isaac herzog for the president didn't answer any questions but this isn't the first time he openly mocked reporters including peter doocy. >> you're one of the only persons in the world th

reporter: fetterman supporters are lining up in pittsburgh to see him campaign here tonight with the dave matthews band. the fetterman campaign telling us, they raised $2 million off of the debate. they plan to put it on the abortion ad. the question in the 13 remaining days, did it set the tone? is there an opportunity for undecided voters to choose him or for others to change their minds? >> jeff, great to see you. >>> want to bring in karen finney. she was the senior advisor and spokesperson for hillary clinton's campaign. we wanted to talk through someone who has been through tough moments in campaigns. not looking for spin about whether it was bad for fetterman or not. for those who do think it was bad, right, what would you do on the fetterman campaign now to fix this? >> i think he has got to spend the next 12 1/2, 13 days talking, again, reminding voters again where he stands on critical issues and, frankly, undercoring something that as you know, john, i also have personal experience with, from my own health situation, just because he didn't do great in the debate, that doesn't mean he is

. >> john fetterman holding a rally with musician dave matthews. >> certainly out of touch with pennsylvaniaous policies. >> we, the jury, find the defendant guilty. >> darrell brooks was found guilty of all 76 charges. >> we are satisfied that this defendant has been held accountable. >> two republican senators sharing hunter biden's bank records linked to china with u.s. attorney leading that criminal probe. >> even john stuart is slamming hunter. >> to me that's corruption straight up off the bat. >> i don't nee

he made the comments on the stump in a pittsburgh in a event with the dave matthew's band.ten to what he had to say. >> to be honest, doing that debate wasn't exactly easy. y you know. and here is the right also about that debate. i may not get every word the right way, but i will always do the right thing in washington, d.c. >> reporter: so you see him acknowledging the difficulties he had in halting and unsteady debate and the response on tuesday night has been mixed. there was certainly worried among democrats because this is such an important race. there are some political observers including democrats who said that they would not have advised fetterman to debate dr. oz because he was still recovering from the stroke and because dr. oz is a long time tv talk show host. others are calling his performance profile encouraging and his campaign saidez raised more than $2 million since debate night. they're using that to hit dr. oz for his responses on abortion saying it should be left up to local political leaders. ka kate. >> thank you so much. >>> and from the philadelphia

john fetterman had a great event last night with dave matthews band, 3,000 people in pittsburgh.crats. >> harris: there is a group in pennsylvania that's doing a rally for each of the candidates. i was reading about that. mercedes, what do you say about what kevin said and the difference that these three at the top can make for john fetterman or anybody? >> look, i really don't think that again biden or kamala bring anything to the table. poor kamala harris, she is always making a gaffe as well as joe biden. i think president obama does have the star power. but what bothers me about these democrats is many of them refuse to debate the republicans. we see this with shapiro. he is a wimp for not going out there to debate -- we know hobs is scared of lake. it shows how the democrats have nothing to say. they have no message and keep shifting their message because they are losing. >> harris: you are talking a about. we got trump's list of areas for trump. the president and the press have what you might call a complex relationship. critics now calling biden out for making fun of repor

you should be able to -- dave matthews appeared with fetterman.r if there was backlash there. doesn't make make sense to you? >> steve: it it is what happens with a conservative politician who appears on stage with somebody. and luke bryan was careful in the beginning when he simply said, "tonight, we will have some fun, raise some money and welcome governor desantis." he was not saying vote for ron desantis. he said, we are going to raise money because 130 people died in that storm. hurricane ian and 50 to $70 billion worth of damage. and luke bryan was simply embracing people to raise money. as you see ron desantis toss out some caps. we had john on an hour ago talking about the hypocrisy of now come on the left trying to cancel luke bryan for reentering the stage for someone who is trying to raise money. listen to this. >> if this would have been california and a natural disaster and luke bryan did a concert to raise money and governor newsom came out, i don't think anybody would be upset right now. look, he's trying to help the people. but if

last night fetterman held a rally in pittsburgh in front of 3,000 head lined by the dave matthews band. >> not only are we still standing but winning. i may not get every every word the right way but i will always do the right thing in washington, d.c. [cheers and applause] >> i have a lot of good days, and every now and then i will have a bad day. >> after tuesday's debate democrats released an ad of former president obama urging people to vote democrat up and down the ballot. republicans are openly arguing fetterman's performance tuesday night was not only disqualifying but proof of a quote, cover-up to hide his quote unfitness for office. here is dr. oz last night on hannity. >> it is upsetting that there is an effort to hide his inability to defend his extreme positions. he raised $2 million yesterday after the debate from democratic donors who just want to support him becoming the 51st senator. >> while the white house has not said if president biden saw tuesday night's debate, some pennsylvania voters who did watch it are feeling concerned and confused. >> you have to feel bad fo

last night fetterman held a rally in pittsburgh in front of 3,000 people, headlined by the dave matthewstanding. we are still winning. i may not get every word the right way but i will always do the right thing in washington, d.c. [cheers and applause] i have a lot of good days and every now and then i will have a bad day. reporter: obviously fetterman addressing his debate performance. he suffered a stroke over five months ago. after tuesday's debate democrats released an ad of former president obama urging people to vote democrat up and down the ballot. republicans though are openly arguing fetterman's performance tuesday night was not only quote, disqualifying as "new york post" editorial board puts it proof after coverup to hide his unfitness for office. here is dr. oz last night on "hannity". >> duplicitous effort to hide his inability to defend his extreme positions but he raised two million dollars yesterday after the debate from democratic donors who just want to support him becoming the 51st senator. reporter: and while the white house has not said if president biden saw tuesday

. >> emily: last night welcome painting with musician dave matthews, fetterman made this stunning admissionerformance. >> doing that debate was not exactly easy. i knew it wasn't going to be easy after having a stroke after five months. i don't think that has ever been done before in american political history before actually. >> emily: there are growing calls for fetterman to release his medical records but the white house refuses to weigh in. watch. >> does the president believed that fetterman should release the medical records? >> i leave that over to the lieutenant governor to make that decision. >> emily: the perceived inability for fetterman to fill the position of governor is not the scariest thing. why? >> kellyanne: people across pennsylvania know what they've seen but they should be concerned about what the democrats have said beginning with john fetterman. when he formed a sentence, he is in favor of the following policies. releasing secondary criminal grades. he said in a 52nd bite 14 times "we could release up to one-third of criminals and no one would be less safe." no one be

you can see behind me the dave matthews band is rallying supporters. but john fetterman directly addressed the elephant in the room. he directly addressed his challenges at the debate last night in harrisburg and he bluntly said he is recovering from his stroke. listen to what he said. >> and honestly of course to be honest, doing that debate wasn't exactly easy, you know. knew it wasn't going to be easy after having a stroke after five months. in fact -- >> we love you! [ cheers and applause ] >> in fact, in fact, i don't think that's ever been done before in american political history before, actually. you know, after that stroke, i got knocked down, but i got back up. >> reporter: so then he went on to go directly after his rival mehmet oz. in fact, in a sharper manner than we saw on the debate stage last night, particularly going after him on the question of abortion rights. that has become a central issue here that fetterman campaign released a new ad today focusing on the words about abortion, when dr. oz said on the stage last night local politi

with nikki haley meanwhile, fetterman will be in a get out to vote rally in pittsburgh with the dave matthews band. there's not much time for these candidates to make their pitch to voters. >> let's turn to former senior adviser for the mitt romney presidential campaign. very few undecided voters in pennsylvania but if you get all of that 9%, that could be a thing. could last night have done that? or no? >> this race could be decided by a couple, 10,000 voters that are still undecided. and, you know, if you're an undecided voter, you haven't been yet persuaded by the avalanche of ads that you've seen, you haven't yet been persuaded by so. media coverage that's been non-stop that's probably your last chance to compare the candidates. when you have as lopsided a debate performance as this oz coming out as the clear winner, and in many cases fetterman having a difficult time with command on the issues. it's a race that's going to be decided by 1% or 2%. >> of course fetterman tried to make the oz abortion line stick. he already has that ad out is that something that lands beyond pennsylvania? >>

when well miranda is doing something with stacey abrams and raphael warnock after paul rudd and dave matthews for john fetterman. -- in arizona there is a whole bunch of them. bill, can you think of a time when a celebrity has actually move the needle for a candidate? >> donald trump got himself elected. and i think we, all i personally, i wildly underestimated the pure celebrity side of trump. the apprentice, 14 seasons. look who is running for senate this year, not accidentally is trump supporting candidates. dr. oz. because he is a tv celebrity. herschel walker, why is he candidate in georgia? because he is a football player. we >> actually have some other celebrities, because running as a celebrity certainly works. so here, as we will see, trump, reagan, al franken, schwarzenegger, we have jerry springer. jerry springer was actually a mayor before he was a celebrity. >> sunny bono was actually alive during color film, but for some reason he used a black and white photo from i don't know what era. i take your point that that is it different as lombardi endorsement. >> i do, i think it not

he will be appearing alongside musician dave matthews as he tries to change the subject where the effectse visible from his stroke. he is releasing this ad to focus on dr. mehmet oz's position on abortion. >> i want women, doctors, local political leaders. >> oz is too extreme for pennsylvania. >> oz, for his part, barely mentioning the debate at a campaign event where he appeared with nikki haley focusing instead on crime. >> i vow here and now that as a u.s. senator, i'll do the right thing for our communities. amongst them, i'm going to let police do their jobs. just do your job. [ applause ] >> jeff zeleny is "outfront" tonight at the fetterman rally. this was a crucial debate. how much did it impact voters? >> erin, there is no doubt this is one of the most important senate races. it was yesterday, it certainly is tonight. talking to voters throughout the day here, there is no doubt it did have an impact on voters. fetterman supporters of course are going to stay with him. but i talked to one here tonight who told me it simply gives the oz campaign more ammunition against him. but th

he will have dave matthews performing next week. >> all right. there you go. we will all be watching. that's for sure. thank you. >>> time's running out and options running slim for the house january 6th committee after it voted to subpoena the former president. donald trump has still not said if he would comply with the subpoena. the economy has not yet issued yet and it is still unclear what their next steps could be if he refuses. here's how two members described the road ahead. >> with previous subpoenas, what you've seen the committee do is be very deliberate and take the response to our subpoenas on a case by case basis and i will imagine we'll also do that. >> he's made it clear he has nothing to hide. he should come in on the day we ask him. if he pushes out of beyond that, we'll figure out what to do next. >> want to bring in ali and glenn. everyone's asking and wondering, ali, who, who, when will he? right? when are they going to issue the formal subpoena? will he comply? what are the possible next steps if he does not? wh

fetterman holding an event with dave matthews, and both candidates pulling out all the stops with theocratic party supporting fetterman and josh shapiro, the candidate for governor. we know that plans are coming together for both obama and biden to come here to pennsylvania to stump, and trump will be coming to stump for dr. oz and the gubernatorial candidate, doug mastriano. jose? >> dasha, you spent some time with local officials preparing for election day. what'd you learn? >> yeah. >> reporter: well, look, philadelphia may very well decide the outcome here in pennsylvania, and therefore, potentially, decide who holds the balance of power in congress. so, elected officials are taking this extremely seriously. they have a brand-new facility with new technology to make sure that the vote-counting is efficient and secure, and the security measures they're taking this time around are pretty serious. take a listen. >> we have metal detectors, we have cameras. we have all the doors are locked. there will be a fence around the whole site. there will be security at the entrance, at the ent

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senators coming to campaign for vance but on the democratic side not seeing obama or biden but dave matthewsfrom the national democrats. thank you so much why finally shaq brewster in florida looking ahead to the debate between republican senator marco rubio and congresswoman val demings. what does the race down there look like? >> reporter: hi there. we'll see those two candidates take the stage in the race that's somewhat closer than many political experts in florida believed. while rubio had thatexperts in believed. while rubio had that advantage ahead of hurricane ian, he's in the average of polls ahead. you are seeing a closer margin in that race compared to the governor's race and many people say the reason is the money that val demings raise jd a forler police chief. was on the short list as president biden's possible vice presidential nominee outraised rubio and competitive despite flood of cash coming in and advertisements from the outside groups. the main messaging against abortion saying that he is open to a federal abortion ban without exemptions. she goes after the voting record

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