doug mastriano couldn't be more different.uses his faith as a tool to deny others their fundamental rights and freedoms. listen, he is using his faith to try and tell the women of pennsylvania that they can't make decisions over their own bodies, they can't have an abortion here in pennsylvania. he has made clear that he wants no exceptions, and he will charge women with murder here in the commonwealth if they make that decision over their own body. he has used his faith as a tool to disenfranchise voters. he used his faith as an excuse when he was part of the mob that stormed up to the capitol, and he uses his faith on january 6th and uses his faith as a tool to say that he will not certify all of the votes in 2024. he talks about decertifying certain voting machines. he uses his faith as a way to try to oppress others, to stop others from exercising their freedoms and having their personal rights. he is unbelievably and uniquely dangerous. >> donald trump is as well, i think it's fair to say, and he's already threatening to

we need to believe who doug mastriano is! he is not only unfit, but he is someone who, if you don't think like him, look like, him and worship like him, and mary like him, and vote like him -- then you don't count and his pennsylvania. and for my part, let me tell you, no matter who you are, no matter what you look like, no matter who you love, no matter who you pray to, or where you come from, i want to be your governor of pennsylvania! and i want to bring people together to try to create a more tolerant and just society! >> what it's help if donald trump were to rebuke his chosen candidate in pennsylvania for a tacking children? attacking a candidate children, for the school that they attend? >> i mean, look, those two are so intertwined, and interconnected, i'd be shocked if all of a sudden the former president grew a conscience and did something like that. in fact, just the other day, i think he was out attacking me. so i doubt something like that whatever happened. but look, the people of pennsylvania are the ones who ar

josh shapiro on his race with republican election denier and january 6 protester at the capitol doug mastriano. >>> fred guttenberg, the father of jamie, one day after a florida jury recommended the killer get life in prison, not the death penalty. >>> good day, i'm andrea mitchell in washington. the fallout from another january 6 hearing. including donald trump's reaction this morning. questions about why the secret service and the fbi appear to have ignored early warnings of violence. never before seen footage of house speaker nancy pelosi shot by her daughter, a documentary filmmaker, being told president trump wanted to come to the capitol. >> at the moment, he is not coming. but that could change. >> i hope he comes. i want to punch him out. >> i would pay to see that. >> i have been waiting for this, for trespassing on capitol grounds. i want to punch him out. i'm going to go to jail and i'm going to be happy. >> joining me now, ali vitali, jonathan lemire and former florida congressman david jolly as well as former federal prosecutor paul butler. welcome all. ali, the committee wanted t

doug mastriano is too extreme for pennsylvania.: if you could comment on both of these, will bunch, the ad we just played on mastriano and before that, the ads during the baseballlayoffs. >> yes, these ads have been very visible in pennsylvania. citizens for sany unveiled new crime at that targets philadelphians specifically and aired twice 10 minutes before the fetterman- oz debate last night. these ads a violent, racist. they make e willie horton ad from 1988 seem remarkably tame in comparison. what is distuing, i d't see the democrats doing much to counter it. to counter this message. i think the prime message is the reason oz has gotten back into the race. using this crime issue, republicans have successfully muted the things that we are talking about and the message of the mastriano ad, about democracy being on the ballot, threat from far right extremism, you know, the republicans are going for a certain kind of middle-class voter that is going to see the threat of democracy as abstract but will see the fear, engendered by the

. >> do you think there are consequences for hate speech here in pennsylvania where doug mastriano has had an anti-semitic consultant on staff? is still part of his campaign rhetoric. >> look, it's not lost on me that you are there in pittsburgh. on thursday of this week, we will be mourning the four-year anniversary of the tree of life massacre, the most violent anti-semitic attack in american history. we have been tracking this information for decades. reached a historic level in 2021. 2,717 acts of hate against jews. indeed, when candidates like doug mastriano embrace christian nationalism, when others embrace radical anti-zionism, jews are concerned and i think with good reason. >> jonathan greenblatt, thank you for allyour advocacy on this. >> thank you for covering it. >> you bet. >>> there's more ahead on this special edition of "andrea mitchell reports." up next, i will talk to congressman connor lamb about the state of the race here in pennsylvania. we are live in pittsburgh as we hear from voters just hours before tonight's big debate between john fetterman and dr. oz. tonigh

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what will you use as your guide as pennsylvania governor, doug mastriano?h schapiro sits on the parole board. releasing voting on every one of those except one of the 53. in line with fetterman. so josh shapiro is also guilty of sending dangerous criminals on the street. that is why we have to beat this guy too radical for pennsylvania. day one, the boys and girls bathroom, they one common sense and commonwealth. fema athletes to compete against male athletes. no longer a sanctuary state and things to biden, will escort those buses in with illegals. to your house in delaware and you can have them come as joe. >> [boos] >> thank you for your time, we appreciate it. president biden said he's not playing politics with oil strategies strategic oil reserve. as he continues to drain it ahead of election day. mike huckabee joining us live to react to that. >> carley: but first let's check in with brian kilmeade for "fox & friends." >> good morning, carley coming up straight ahead in about 11 minutes, president biden heads to pennsylvania to help john fetterman but

you have doug mastriano and dr.he primary against john fetterman but is campaigning actively for him. in wisconsin now, charlie, senator ron johnson, democratic challenger mandela barnes, neck and neck in the senate race. like pennsylvania, wisconsin is one of the possible pickup states for democrats. barnes has had challenges taking on the incumbent as controversial as he has been. >> yeah. i think ron johnson was probably the single most vulnerable incumbent republican. he is a serial conspiracy theorist who has trafficking in anti-vaccine craziness. perhaps too embarrassing for many voters. but the reality is that this is a knife-edge electorate in wisconsin. all of the elections are very close. mandela barnes is being hammered by a massive media campaign on crime, on the border, on inflation. republicans here are campaigning against the student debt relief. he has had some struggles doing this. it will come down -- i'm sorry to use the cliche. but it will come down to whether the democrats can turn out a big vot

doug mastriano. he insists the 2020 election was stolen from donald trump, which, of course, it was not. he supports a draconian ban on abortion. peddles vaccine disinformation. we could go on and on and on. but right now, the contest between mastriano and democratic candidate josh shapiro is being defined by hate and anti-semitism in its final days and weeks. "new york times" is out with a piece of reporting that says this, quote, mr. mastriano, who promotes christian power and disdains the separation of church and state, has repeatedly lashed mr. shapiro for attending and sending his children to what mastriano calls a privileged, exclusive, elite school, suggesting to one audience that it e vinced mr. shapiro's distan for people like us. it is a jewish day school where students are given both secular and religious instruction, but mastriano's language in portraying it as an elitist reserve seems to be a dog whistle. mastriano said, apparently now it's some kind of racist thing if i talk about the s

. >> oz would let politicians like doug mastriano ban abortion without exceptions. even in cases of rape, incest or life of the mother. >> reporter: as democrats try linking oz to doug mastriano, the republican candidate for governor. it was fetterman's own shaky performance -- >> my doctors, the real doctors that i believe -- they all believe i'm ready to be serve. >> reporter: if tt stirred alar among democratic leaders where the slim hold on the senate is at risk. with the help of closed captioning to accommodate for affects of his stroke, he not only struggled to prosecute his case against oz but also on fracking, a critical force of energy jobs here. in 2018, he said this. >> i don't support fracking at all. i never have. >> reporter: tuesday night, he struggled to explain how his views have evolved. >> i do support fracking. i don't -- i support fracking. i stand -- i do support fracking. >> reporter: it opened a new round of discussion about fetterman's ability to serve. >> i think i was expecting it, but not to that degree. he slumbered a lot. it was very pa

jonathan, because polling in that contest shows democrat josh shapiro, he's still leading republican doug mastrianodouble digits. so why are republican voters at the moment not coalescing around mastriano in the same way that they are around oz? jonathan: mastriano, you know, is kind of the opposite case. he won his primary much more easily than oz did. but mastriano is a much more extreme figure from the far right. an election denier. a leading election denier who was at the capitol on january 6, although he says he did not go into the building. he says that he would ban abortion with no exceptions whsoever. he's tried to kind of walk that back, but in other tes he's reinforced it. and that does appear to be his posion. and he has really done no outreach to voters who are outside of his original base of support. he pretty much speaks only to very far-right media. his events are, until very recently, largely closed, and so he's only speaking to people who already support him. so there is even a significant segment of republicans, more moderate republicans and swing voters that are just not coming a

this guy, doug mastriano, is trying to rip us apart all over again.t rise and that antisemitism in the politically-charged environment that we are in now? it seems as though antisemitism, anti black racism, just intolerance and ray sentiment and hatred in general is more accepted now than it was ever, but even four years ago. >> i will push back on you, totally respectfully. i don't know that it is more accepted, but certainly more prevalent. that is because hate speech begets hate crimes. the type of vitriol that comes from my opponent and others like him leads to more violence in our communities. it leads to targeting someone because of what they believe in or who they pray to or what they like look like or who they love. that makes us all less safe. even even if you are not a particular person or type of person being targeted by that hateful rhetoric, hateful speech. listen, leaders have a responsibility to speak and act with moral clarity. but we have seen in recent years are more and more so-called leaders failing to speak and act with clarity. m

i am wondering what you think it means for the country if candidates like kari lake or doug mastrianon your home state of pennsylvania, what does it mean if they get elected? >> well, in the case of doug mastriano, it would be a catastrophe because he is a truly election denier, extremist, to be charitable, and he has the ability to appoint a secretary of state. that would be stunning if he became governor. i don't think he hwill. i voted for josh shapiro. i think he will be fair to all pennsylvanians. that said, you know, shap eiro will win but probably not by the margin people think. kari lake, you mentioned, out in arizona, you know, she is a much more polished version of doug mastriano and appears she is likely to win. she does not appoint a secretary of state. i worry about election deniers in positions where they can appoint people to oversee and administer elections. when people have a predetermined outcome for an election, that's a very dangerous thing. >> patty, obviously, there is going to be finger-pointing if democrats see historic losses on election night, but there is st

and doug mastriano is a dangerous guy.ents about women and abortion, but he has also gotten into bed with antisemites, his campaign actually paid the cofounder of gab, which we all know is an extremist antisemitic website, to get consult for his campaign. he has given interviews with neo-nazis. he is a dangerous guy. we at the lincoln project have targeted mastriano, we ran ads and pennsylvania against him, he is a bad guy. pennsylvania is a crucial state, it is a swing state, and the governor gets to appoint the secretary of state. mastriano helped fund january 6th, sent chartered assist to january 6th, he is an election denier, and he should actually be under subpoena, and convicted as far as i'm concerned. and nowhere near the governor's mansion in pennsylvania. josh perot is up by plus 11 right now, so it looks like he won't be. but be careful, democrats do not sleep on the grassroots and pennsylvania. but doug mastriano, by far the worst republican this week. >> all right, jeanne, you are up, who do you got? >> well,

and doug mastriano is a dangerous guy.e comments about women and abortion, but he has also gotten into bed with antisemites, his campaign actually paid the cofounder of gab, which we all know is an extremist antisemitic website, to get consult for his campaign. he has given interviews with neo-nazis. he is a dangerous guy. we at the lincoln project have targeted mastriano, we ran ads and pennsylvania against him, he is a bad guy. pennsylvania is a crucial state, it is a swing state, and the governor gets to appoint the secretary of state. mastriano helped fund january 6th, sent chartered assist to january 6th, he is an election denier, and he should actually be under subpoena, and convicted as far as i'm concerned. and nowhere near the governor's mansion in pennsylvania. josh perot is up by plus 11 right now, so it looks like he won't be. but be careful, democrats do not sleep on the grassroots and pennsylvania. but doug mastriano, by far the worst republican this week. >> all right, jeanne, you are up, who do you got? >>

. >> that would be the christian nationalist doug mastriano who has been subpoenaed by the house january 6th committee and lauren boebert who's accused the left of grooming children, never mind the fact that her own husband did jail time for public indecency after exposing his willy wonker to a teenager. and marjorie taylor greene, does she get to keep all three names, whose principles include anti-semitic principles, and islamic attacks, in addition to her current divorce after multiple allegations of affairs. family values, and of course there is also their false idol, the former president whose campaign many assumed would be done and dusted after video of him proclaiming he could just grab women by the you know what, was released. only for him to get 80% of the white evangelical vote in 2016, what's clear is the christian branding values are a branding exercise. republicans care about opposing gay and transpeople living their lives openly, and they clearly care about people presenting hetero normative marriages. when it comes to abortion, well, you probably heard about the latest news

someone likes a pennsylvania state senator and gubernatorial nominee doug mastriano. a legislator in texas. those are the kind of inevitably under this regime would be the ones looking over the personal decision according to doctor oz. and in fact, this is reality. we've already seen this position unfold in realtime. here's an example in new mexico. new mexico is a democratic governor democratic legislature. some local conservative lawmakers are looking to ban abortion at the town level to skirt state laws which allow it. the mayor of the town of clovis dale, new mexico, which is considering a ban, says we hope this sends the message to our state legislature that are pro-life cities out there and we want to self determining the's issue. the mayor of clovis will soon be in the room with your doctor. these in the new front lines for the battle of reproductive rights, either for a ban or the thing with the right wing legislator in your area tells you doctor you can't have an abortion. but here's the really important to understand about this. that's what mehmet oz believe

he is polling double digits ahead of doug mastriano, the democrat. could he help fetterman along in a race? are we going to see ticket splitters? people who vote for a republican governor and democratic senator. we'll have to see what happens in this case. the same thing in wisconsin, the amount of outside spending going into these races, i think that's why you're seeing them tighten up. mitch mcconnell has his eyes on these. >> issues matter, too. if you look at the -- very nice to see you, by the way. you look at the issues we had them on the screen. the economy and inflation. clearly the most important issue. that's in the mid 40s in both of these key states then below that, abortion and also election integrity and voting rights here. what does that tell you? >> on the issue of ticket splitting, you may see a lot of voters, particularly democratic, who say we want to make sure democrats control the senate because of graham's bill on nationalizing abortion restrictions, for example. may vote for republican for governor. so the ticket splitting is s

. >> oz would let politicians like doug mastriano ban abortion without exceptions. >> cnn's dan merica is here. dan, we have these quotes from fetterman supporters because of your reporting. tell us more about what they said about his performance. >> i spent the morning talking to folks i had met on the campaign trail covering fetterman who attended fetterman events, these are hardened supporters and to a voter they all plan to vote for him in november. most same disparaging things about dr. oz, they couldn't imagine voting for him but also to a voter they are deeply learned about the health questions that debate raised particularly when it comes to friends, family, co-worsers who are swing voters who have questions raised about the debate last night. there is a lot of compassion among these voters for john fetterman but also a lot of concern. neither candidate was far from we are effect in the debate last night, the numbers stumbled over a number of issues, fetterman got into a tricky position when he was pressed on his opinion and his position currently on fracking. take a listen to

oz's voters probably do not help doug mastriano. knows what he's talking about here, but these are words that are meant to target conservative base voters for whom the critical race theory argument resonated in schools who are concerned about what books children are reading, books about lgbtq. >> so the idea that mastriano is making oz look sensible, like a normal politician? there are split ticket voters developing in pennsylvania. >> there's this thing on the right, across the country, they're sexualizing our ch children. if you live in pennsylvania and you care about child sexual abuse, you have a democrat candidate, josh shapiro, has been more courageous about going after the catholic church which was abusing children, he's been the most courageous in the real world protecting real kids from real child abusers. i don't know what mastriano isi talking about but shapiro has been on that. >>> coming up, an incident in a parking garage that's igniting more turmoil in the streets of iran. ay with us. give me that! why do you always g

>> pennsylvania governor doug mastriano. >> where's doug going to be up front? awesome.with a cousin that i met random aat an event. i'd like to talk with each. >> well, you have to email prior. >> kind of pitch so to speak. >> i'll go take care of that right now. get you the information. >> thanks. >> you're welcome. >> sounds like they didn't expect me to even come. we're back here with no chance of even seeing him. >> i'm stephanie. >> hi, stephanie. >> looking for an interview or something. >> would loved to. >> i'm just the middle person. he's not here right now, but -- >> i know he doesn't do a lot of interviews, but i've been in the state the last couple of months. i feel like i'm fair. loved to get a chance to spend a few minutes with him. >> if you could stick to this area. >> sure. >> we'll stay back here. thank you so much. >> no problem. >> it's a different set of rules. you have to play by them to get in. >> and the new episode of "power tr: the o er and >> n f aerheck roouvie ate wkrn, out er the blue jacket, danielle. >> i know, i needed it this morning. i

doug mastriano nearly falling off the screen. minus 19 points. i don't know if i've ever seen such a large gap in a swing state. >> the difference between me and you here? >> i like to think you and me but either way. wisconsin, tony evers, plus three and tim michels, closest of races also closest of races we have. >> look quickly down ballot. secretary of state races. >> take a look. never talk about secretary of state races. of course in some states they control elections. democratic incumbent up by five points. both, have a majority up by one. no clear leader in both of these races. wisconsin is an interesting state. right now secretary of state does not in fact control elections. it's actually a state board of elections that controls it, but both the democrat and republican candidates for secretary of state, in fact, i want to change that, gives more power to the secretary of state and races a lot will be watching. all of these key swing states. >> point out one thing head into the pennsylvania debate is. look at the state, oz will try to mak

oz but doug mastriano, the election denying gubernatorial candidate, mastriano well behind oz in the polls, the two republicans there, and that's an association oz has tried to avoid. this trump visit may actually complicate things for republicans in the final days of the campaign. >> that georgia note is very interesting as you say. herschel walker is there for one reason, because donald trump wanted him to run for the united states senate. one state the former president has not visited this season is utah where mike lee is now locked in a tight race with his republican-turned-independent challenger evan mcmullin. in their only debate, mcmullin delivered what many considered to be the line of the night, reminding senator lee of who he vote for in the 2016 election. >> how would each of you approach foreign policy to make sure the united states remains ernlly dominant in peace and war? >> we have to invest this our power, increase the size of our nhl fleet, invest in systems like the updated, mod easternized international ballistic missile system. we also need a republican offset to

and in pennsylvania, doug mastriano, a republican nominee, who echoes dug a little trump's claims abouttion. republicans were democrats were also hoping he would get denominational he would be week nominee candidate. the polling seems to indicate that is correct. josh shapiro with a ten-point lead, there hasn't been much sign towards mastriano, in the senate race in pennsylvania, where mehmet oz, running against john fetterman is much closer than the governor's race. it does appear certainly according to the polling that mastriano for that position and some others he has taken has put him out of step with the voters there in pennsylvania. >> it's an amazing study because kari lake had a job like ours before she went into politics. she's very good on television. she's literally a television professional, and in some ways, it's almost running an experiment about how good a candidate is. different states, different electorates, different records, but you don't get perfect experiments in politics, but you can see there's a big gap between doug mastriano, did not have that same proficiency w

whether it's gubernatorial candidates, doug mastriano in pennsylvania, with his rich history of ties, making insinuations about his opponents'jewishness. mastriano's counterpart in arizona, kari lake, who adores the wildly, publicly antisemitic republican candidate, to rescind the endorsement under pressure. at least she rescinded it. several other trump back in arizona never did. and it's not just the top of the ticket candidates either. this kind of stuff filters down. in texas, the railroad commissioner is a republican running for reelection. as democratic challenger happens to be josh. here is how the republican railroad commissioner capped off his pitch to voters on local tv this week. >> my name is wayne kristen, i appreciate your vote for railroad commissioner. go to christian for texas. com. vote for the only question, by name on the ballot. >> nice. i see what you did. the only christian by name. but here is the other thing about what's happening with all this stuff. it's not a coincidence that all these folks are dealing in antisemitic tropes, from trump himself down throug

oz tying him to doug mastriano, the republican candidate here who does not favor any exceptions for abortion. of course, the oz campaign is focusing on fracking, a clear stumble from john fetterman trying to explain his evolving position on that so the bottom line is, john, we are going to need to take some time to see how voters digest all of this. we know from years past debates are not won in the moment but in the days after. as the conversations around dinner tables in workplaces, water coolers, et cetera, begin to settle in and also ran into several people here this morning who said they didn't watch the debate at all. one person said she taped it. she plans to watch it tonight. one person said she's weigh not interested so the reality is, again, there are 13 days and let's take all of those days to see how this settles in but no doubt it is one of the most closely watched senate races and last night's debate ensured it will be for the next two weeks. >> without a doubt, without a doubt. jeff zeleny, thanks for that. >>> with me to share their reporting, lohr are lopez, josh jamerson, l

doug mastriano here who's leaned hard into donald trump and his claims about the 2020 election. ocrat, josh shapiro, the state attorney general. mastriano, not in a close race according to the polling. a senate race much closer. could shapiro do so well he pulls john fetterman over the top in that senate race? a possibility. another key governor's race to keep an eye on. new york. here's the polling average in new york. kathy hochul took over the job when cuomo resigned. lee zeldin, this has been a wild card. it would assume hochul would win comfortably, but the margin getting tight. if some kind of republican wave takes shape next tuesday across the country, this is the kind of race that could get very, very interesting on election night. we'll see. suddenly on folks radar. similar story when you look at michigan. gretchen whitmer, tutor dixon. she still leads in the average, but it's gotten much closer. then there is arizona. kari lake, katie hobbs. lake, again, like mastriano we just mentioned in pennsylvania's leaned hard into donald trump. his claims about 2020. there's the

houses doug mastriano, another big lie proponent.at the capitol on january 6th, though he didn't go into it. and also, pennsylvania's republican nominee for governor. >> you are states acting secretary of state lead chapman just came out yesterday and said that she expects the vote count to last for several days, maybe even as long as a week, because they can't count some of those mail-in ballots early, that kind of thing. i'm gonna ask, you straight-up, is the fix in? is this a sign of the fixes in? >> -- >> yeah, what's the deal, how is that even a conversation? and they call us election deniers? >> yes. [laughs] >> right, right, they are deniers. >> it's true, pennsylvania can sometimes take longer than other states to count, it is early mail-in ballots. but that is because, stay with me now, the state is not allowed to start counting them until election day. if republicans really thought this was a problem, the republican controlled pennsylvania legislatures, which include doug mask rihanna which include doug mastriano as a membe

and that's where you have constantly happening in these forums and spaces that doug mastriano is in.rt of mainstream thought, so when you're complaining to say that, it is not out of the norm. >> that's exactly right. and that's, by the way kanye west today was on social media. >> we will talk about this in the next hour. that's a tease. i want to go back really quickly, no time left but explain the evangelical side of this. >> and i'm not one to say donald trump is an anti-semite, there are those in his family who are jewish and at the same time there are evangelical christians that are of the strong belief that it shouldn't be a separation of church and state and overtly advocated in the last several months a christian nationalism in the united states. >> in support of israel. >> and that's where you start to understand here the complications and the layers and the nuance of this here, and the numbers and types of people that can be reach bid that one specific message, and there are many types of people with many different motives. >> such a complicated topic. we could do a whole h

when you see donald trump or marjorie taylor greene, or paul gosar, or doug mastriano, all dabbling in anti jewish conspiracies and tropes, it is all part of the same thing. the rising and dangerous fascism on the american right. joining me now is msnbc political and ballistic -- an author of the book, why we did it -- and a longtime aide to bernie sanders. -- his account of that campaign is called the fighting soul on the road with bernie sanders. let me start with you. as a jewish american, what is your reaction waking up on a sunday morning and seeing the former president of the united states, warning that you and your community better watch out? >> what is amazing, and you pointed this out, is how casual this antisemitism has become, how the dual loyalty trope, which is embedded in his i don't even know what to call it, if it is not a tweet, whatever, his social network thing is called. the dual loyalty network has been -- he throws it out there casually and then throws out that threat that if you don't do this thing that has been long classified as anti-semitic, there will be cons

and in kansas, and then you have doug mastriano, the candidate for governor in pennsylvania, kind of trying to, but not really. and what did surprise me and it always surprises me, it is this pro life voters, most of them favor exceptions for rape, for incest, and for life of the mother, so it is not as draconian as the politicians make it out to be. >> how do they support the politicians who are being pretty draconian, and this is not theoretical any longer, we are hearing stories from women in some of these states that have banned abortion, saying that they, they can't get one when their lives are at risk, when the baby is not going to survive, won't even survive in the room, and any longer that baby stays there, it is not just putting the baby's life at risk, which is already done, basically, but the mother's life at risk. so how are they saying it is okay to vote for somebody when they're not even as extreme as these policies are? >> they are voting though for the ones that are that extreme and that's where you see republican politicians losing and kansas, oklahoma, and probably

being with us right now, as they laid out, you and joshua pirro, you hold an 11-point lead over doug mastrianore who would say oh, they have got this in the bag what do you say to those voters? >> thank you for having me, it is great to be with you. i would say this is pennsylvania. the last presidential race was assigned by less than 1%. josh and i believe this gubernatorial race is going to be equally as close. and polls go up and down. the only poll that really matters is on november 8th, when pennsylvanians go to the polls and cast their ballot. and we are working every day to earn the votes of pennsylvanians all across our commonwealth, and leave no community behind, and techno community for granted. >> you know, you come from kids ports, pennsylvania i believe. that is an industrial city outside of pittsburgh, for folks who are not familiar with the state. and your running mate, josh shapiro, he comes from a suburb in pennsylvania. you running your own primary, part of a suburb in philadelphia. you ran in your own primary to win a spot on the ballot. i think it is safe to say that you br

you saw this example recently of the democrats helping doug mastriano in that pennsylvania governor'srace that made you feel icky. i don't know if you saw this is the it's like a white nationalist, insane person who is who's going to who's the republican nominee for governor. he was there on january 6th. he's going to be the republican nominee for governor of pennsylvania. and and, you know, the democrats, because he was going to be easier to beat. they did some ads to help boost him. you know, the first order person to blame for doug mastriano being the republican nominee is the republicans who voted for him. but but, you know, it's still you get a little caught up in the clever tactics. i think when you're doing that. so i think that there are some lessons that are broadly applicable you in profiling yourself and profiling i don't know that you of you are you know, you talk about your motivations. you talk about your being closeted and the effect that that had in being able to compartmentalize. obviously all of that. i'm curious when look at all of the other people who you wrote abo

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. $18 million josh shapiro, $1 million doug mastriano.vernors races where this is happens. j.d. vance, trump no many knee struggling against -- and in georgia, herschel walker, a lots of trouble lately, he's struggling -- that's overstating it. he's sort of tied with rafael warnock in probably what would be one of the most competitive races in the country. so you take it all, trump candidates win primaries, struggle in general elections. >> really interesting, cillizza, that herschel walker's team says he raised all this money in a day after that very -- uh, many questions about hypocrisy over his stance on abortion and potentially his own actions prior, but i digress. >> let me go back to georgia for a sec. look, if you had told me that "access hollywood" tape would come out and donald trump would still win? no way, but now that may be endsville for herschel walker's campaign, but because of what we saw in 2016, i'm not sure we can say that. donald trump is still behind him. >> yeah. >> so i always hesitate to say this will be a big chan

senator tom cotton will be there, doug mastriano will be there joining us, wednesday night this week as usual but sorry guys unfortunately that is all the time we have left tonight. thank you for being with us, thank you for making the show possible. please set your dvr so you never, ever, ever, miss an episode of hannity. in the meantime let not your hearts be troubled. laura ingraham, the ingraham angle is next, we'll see you backs in new york tomorrow. ♪ >> laura: hey everyone, i'm laura ingraham, this is the ingraham angle from washington tonight. we have a lot to get to. and, first, red wave rising that is the focus of tonight's angle. have you checked this out, the bad news keeps rolling in for biden and the democrats. it's so sad, a new york times poll has trump edging biden 45-44 among likely voters. and that's the key metric. now, remember, this is even with biden's horror show economy, a

a number of republican candidates in this year's midterm campaigns, whether it is canned daut doug mastrianoy with rich ties to anti-semitic personalities or his counterpart in arizona kari lake who endorsed a wildly, publicly, anti-semitic candidate to quietly recind the endorsement under pressure. at least she recinded it. several other trump backed republican candidates never did. and it's not just the top of the ticket candidates either. this kind of stuff filters down. in texas, the railroad commissioner is a republican running for re-election. his democratic challenger happens to be jewish. here is how the republican railroad commissioner capped off the pitch to voters on local tv this week. >>> my name is wayne christian. i'd appreciate your vote for railroad commissioner. go to christianfortexas.com and vote for the only christian by name on the ballot. >> nice. i see what you did there. the only christian by name. >> but here's the other thing about what is happening with all this stuff. it is not a coincidence that all these folks who are dealing in anti-semitic trobes that they ar

. >> re >> oz would let politicians like doug mastriano ban abortions in ca cases. >> reporter: it was fetterman's own shaky performance -- >> my doctors, the real doctors that i believe in, they all believe that i'm ready to be served. >> reporter: that dominated the post debate discussion stirring alarm a among democratic leaders where the party's slim hold is on risk. with the help of closed captioning to accommodate, fetterman struggled to prosecute his case against oz but also on fracking, a critical source of energy jobs here. in 2018 he said this. >> i don't support fracking at all. i never have. >> reporter: on stage tuesday night he struggled to explain how his views have evolved. >> i do support fracking and -- i don't -- i don't -- i support fracking and i stand -- and i do support fracking. >> reporter: the debate opened a new round of discussion about fetterman's ability to serve which is going to be a question. >> i think i was expecting it but not to that degree. he slumbered a lot. it was very painful. >> reporter: when fetterman arrived at a rally in pittsburgh, he blu

doug mastriano and doctor oz, mastriano, that's a power couple.ts in them. not with women in pennsylvania. and abortion is on the ballot, that's the truth. doctor oz is a joke, but it's not very funny because right now, whether it's in the governor's race and in the senate race that dr. oz believes that roe v. wade had to fall down, and he believes that every abortion is a murder and that means that any woman that chose an abortion must be a murderer themselves. and dr. oz used to make fun of, is having a stroke, that i might miss a word every now and then, and dr. oz keeps missing words, and the words are yes and no on the national abortion ban. he refuses to give the answer. not even today at a press conference that they had. give people the answer, and they can't and they won't. >> all right, john fetterman, lieutenant governor of pennsylvania, the democratic senate nominee in that state. thank you so much for taking making time for us. >> thanks for having me. >> still to come, is a supreme court welcomes its first black female justice, duluth

gubernatorial candidate and peanut m&m with all the candy sucked off, ( laughter ) ( applause ) doug mastrianoh this week, mastriano pledged to ban pole dancing from schools. ( laughter ) are we sure he knows what a school is? "three times a week, i head down to the school and talk to the students-- cheyenne, cinnamon, amber. i tell you, that school makes the best mai tais. we've got a great show for you tonight. my guests are cate blanchett and star of "the patient," domhnall gleeson. but when we come back, my wife evie, and i have some first drafts of anniversary cards. stick around. i'm gonna. ♪ ♪ ♪ ( applause ) california, mountains, oceans, natural wonders, diverse and creative people. but when the out-of-state corporations behind prop 27 look at california, they see nothing but suckers. they wrote prop 27 to give themselves 90% of the profits from online sports betting in california. other states get much more. why is prop 27 such a suckers deal for california? because the corporations didn't write it for us. they wrote it for themselves. ♪ ♪ ♪ ( applause ) >> stephen: welcome back, ever

that is what the oz campaign high school has zeroed in on, they want to tie him to a doug mastriano who is a state snor wo supported a fetal heart bill. and health was certainly display. something we're talking about today. but it is ultimately up to the voters to decide if they care and how that factors in. >> jessica, thank you. >>> and let's look closer with john avlon. earlier this morning i spoke with ed rendell and also charlie dent. and i asked the governor out of the gate do you think that john fetterman should have debated and he said no. >> yeah, look, i think a lot of democrats are feeling that way. and i think that you've got to give credit to fetterman. for showing up. because it is a risky decision, takes a gut city decision. knowing how debilitating the stroke was against the backdrop of him saying that doctors have reassured him that this is something that can be recovered from. there are a lot who are afraid to go debate. so for fetterman to decide so ten upto step up and take the rk and display his current disability for all to see was a gutsy decision. i also think th

democrat josh schapiro holding a 15 point lead over republican doug mastriano who was at the united statesonsin that, same cnn poll shows republican senator ron johnson and his democratic challenger statistically tied 50% to 49%. in that state's government race, governor tony evers and tim michels also deadlocked within the margin of error. to michigan, the cnn poll gives gretchen whitmer a lead. two new polls showing a opening in the ohio stat seat. the siena college survey, j.d. vance and tim ryan even at 46% with 6% of likely voters still undecided. that is a three point gain for vance since last month. and in another new poll from maris college, vance leads ryan by just one point. that's margin of error. and that poll, 8% of registered voters say they still are undecided. so things tightening quickly in new hampshire getting interesting as well. republicans closed the gap there too, jeff. >> yeah. you look at all of these races. gene robinson, i think pennsylvania is a little tighter than the cnn polls show. i mean at least the majority of polls show the senate race be two, three point

abortion decisions should be left up to states, and specifically when john fetterman -- >> you roll doug mastriano>> mr. fetterman, it's his turn for his closing. >> laura: he kept like screaming out random thoughts. that was during oz's closing statement. so, look, whoever thought it was a good idea to put fetterman out there, not only tonight but to run for the u.s. senate? that was cruel, and it was a total fraud. >> will you pledge tonight to release those records in the interest of transparency? you have 60 seconds. >> no. to me for transparency is about showing up. i'm here today to have a debate. i have run a campaign and i have been very transparent. >> didn't hear you say you would release your full medical records. why not? you have 30 seconds. >> again, me doctor believes that i'm fit to be serving and that's what i believe is where i'm standing. >> laura: now, for all the talk of what ableism in the last few weeks as it relates to fetterman, tonight was kind of a clear example of it. >> dr. oz, you know, loves free, free money when it's half a million dollars tax break on one of his, y

. >> it seems like it's been harder to ignore kari lake, and some have campaigned with doug mastrianoin it, whatever it takes to win, winning trump is everything. how do you blow that up? >> i think you have to remind people that everybody has an obligation to defend the constitution, the obligation to do what's right. now you have a lot of republicans -- democrats do the same thing, it seems like our candidates are more dangerous right now, but you have a lot of republicans saying, you know what? i'm going to ig know the threat posed by a former president who attempted to use force to overturn an election. i'm going to ignore that, ignore these people who embrace him. i'm going to ignore the danger and focus on the near term, is the republican party going to prevail? >> i just came back from georgia. brad raffensperger, kemp beat back -- they won, and it looks like they'll be in better shape. why can't other republicans look at it and say that's good politics, not intoed? >> i'm hoping that our peat will ultimately come back to that, it maybe take a couple cycles, but people have to

. >> doug mastriano, now the republican candidate for governor in pennsylvania has told bannon shouldol the state's elections. >> as governor i get to decertify any and all machines in the state. >> know -- though it's impossible to predict what will happen in november, the real danger that the ultra maga detached from reality could take control of elections and impact whose votes count, whose do not, essentially eliminating the democratic process. >> if in fact this is an attempt to take away the vote of the people for a pre-ordained outcome that steve bannon or donald trump or their followers like, then that's as anti-democratic and anti-american as it gets. >> but bannon's actions do not end at the u.s. border. he's seeking a new world order based on a scary past. >> steve bannon was the single most dangerous american who came our way. with fidelity income planning, we'll help you create a clear, personalized plan for cash flow, even when you're not working. a plan that includes all your accounts so you can enjoy whatever comes next. that's the planning effect. from fidelity. densi