[laughter] for those of you who do not know me, my name is gisele fetterman. the second lady of pennsylvania. or as i like to call it, -- i met john any years, three kids, and two dogs ago before he was pennsylvania's next senator. back then he was just a guy in a small steel town that helped build america and had been left behind. he moved there to teach and after two a for students were gunned down, he ran for mayor. stop the violence, bring back jobs, bring back hope. i read about the work john was doing and i was inspired. he of course fell madly in love with me. we got married and we have been working together ever since to make sure no one is left behind. i immigrated to this country with my mom, who is here. say hi, mom. [cheers and applause] i came here when i was just a kid. i was a dreamer. when my son heard that, he asked what did you dream about? i told him i dreamed about him and that was true. but also i dreamt about all of this. like so many others i found the american dream and made my life here in western pennsylvania. i found love, a wonderfu

from black fans entertainment, let's say hi to husband-and-wife power duo manwell and giselle! hi!s been in the comics? >> when i was a child i grew up off of stuff like dragon ball and x-men and i really wanted to express that stuff when i got out of the military. so i started writing and i met my wife shortly after leaving the military in 2008, and i was not doing it for a hobby, when my kids came i knew that i had to do something different. so i made stories that basically were about where they could see themselves as heroes and also express the cultural heritage that has not really been done in our industry. so that's what i did, the community loved it and we move forward ever since. [applause] >> kelly: can you tell us about the historical aspect you incorporate? >> we are both writers coming and we focus on history before slavery. so we have 25 titles in our catalog, and the number one title is black sands, number one title. so we wanted to focus on our rich history in the african diaspora. >> kelly: it's amazing how it started out and what it has become now. and boasting to

his team will tell you, you may be voting for john, but you're also getting gisele. immigrant from brazil. she grew up undocumented in america. we talked to her about how much her story influences his views on immigration. she's done so much work in their home down of braddock, really appealing to some of the new school democrats where he's trying to get the old school democrats. you get the sense those two are kind of trying to bridge the gap. looking at the polls, it might be working. in our exclusive conversation, we hit on a whole lot of top eks. i want you to hear just a little bit of our conversation. >> are you a progressive? >> no. i'm just a democrat that has always run on what i believe and know to be true. six years ago that was considered progressive. but now there isn't a single democrat in this race or any race i'm aware of that's running on anything different. we are squandering, in my opinion, an enormous opportunity to do some transformative good through legislation that is being stopped by a senator like joe manchin. i'm not criticizing him. i'm sim

for example, it is already known that the new 90th season in the big will begin with the updated giselle, the iconic performance of otodolph. adana will become the same for the honored artist of russia, our fellow countryman igor kolb, for whom this particular production will debut as the main ballet world. the viewer will see a unique thing, in an unexpected way for me before my eyes in clavier, a certain fragment of music arose, which was designated as the sda giselle and alberta in the first act. this music is not used anywhere in any editions, and for some reason it was excluded first of all, of course, i found out, if it is possible to insert this into the performance. uh. we used this opportunity and already have this piece of music for the orchestra. well, we are looking forward to the new season. hello everyone, hello. my name is nastya rutskaya. you are watching. wow news interesting about everything in 5 minutes. today you will find out what lies at the bottom of the ocean, where the kingdom of the yellow beetle will be, and let's start with the news of geology. geologists expl

for example, it is already known that the new 90th season in the big will begin with the updated gisellerformance, otadolph. adana will become the same for the honored artist of russia, our fellow countryman igor kolb, for whom this particular production will debut as the main ballet world. the viewer will see a unique thing, in an unexpected way for me in the clavier, a certain piece of music appeared, which was designated as sda giselle and alberta in the first act. this music is not used anywhere in any editions, and for some reason it was excluded first of all, of course, i found out if it was possible to insert a performance. uh, we used this opportunity and already have this piece of music for the orchestra. well, we are looking forward to the new season. and now the whole world is covered with snow during the white period and now it is suffocating. and forever the power of the melody over us, she is like the tsarevich whose music is ahead of us, hope and salvation. to the heaven of the soul touches music love and stopped spinning around us like a blizzard, smart, high eternal eart

tonight's gisele ballet will be the first full performance since the theater closed its doors almost months ago. as musicians dust off their instruments and as the audience starts to trickle in, >> translator: for us coming to the theater is a small part of our life which was there before the war. we are internally displaced from kyiv says julia. we had to come to lviv while there are hostilities. the artistic director tells me why they decided to open now. >>> we understand that light must defeat darkness, that life must defeat death, and the mission of the theater is to assert this. >>> but the reminders of war are never too far away. >> dear guests, our event will be suspended in case of an air raid. >> reporter: only 300 seats were allowed to be sold tonight, the capacity of the opera's bomb shelter. still, it sold out. it is only minutes now until the curtain opens and you can feel the tension because this performance is extra special. for a few hours nothing else matters as the audience and i are transported to a world of love and beauty, playing gisele tonight is 21-year-old i

tonight's gisele belly will be the first full performance since the theater closed its doors almost 2musicians of dust off their instruments, and as the audience starts to trickle in, for us coming to the theater is coming to a small part of our life, which was there before the war. we are internally displaced. we had to come to lviv where there are his hostilities. the artistic director tells me why they decided to open now. >> we understand that light must defeat darkness. life must defeat death. the mission of the theater is to assert this. >> the reminders of war are never too far away. >> dear guess, in case of an air raid -- >> only 306 were allowed to be sold tonight. the capacity of the operas a bomb shelter. still, it sold out. >> only minutes until that curtain opens. you can feel the tension. this performance is extra special. >> for a few hours, nothing else matters. at the audience and i transported to a world of love and beauty. playing gisele tonight is this 21-year-old woman. >> it feels great, she tells me back in her dressing room. dancing helps to distract from what

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giselle is from brazil. she grew up as an undocumented immigrant here.e personality and the flair and she often gets even bigger crowds than he does. together they're sort of straddling this old school, new school time of democrat. when i talked to him about this space he's trying to carve out, here's what he told me. >> i'm just a democrat that has always run on what i believe and know to be true. and six years ago, that was considered progressive. i believe democrats need to vote like democrats and get things done. if you are a joe manchin democrat, then i will disappoint you if i make it to washington, d.c. >> reporter: you will see him in former blue strongholds that have gone red in recent years, talking to steel workers, talking to blue collar workers. and then you'll hear him talk about policies like universal health care, like expanding voting rights, codifying roe v. wade. so again, it's interesting to watch how he sort of straddles what seems to be a widening gap in the democratic party. but we'll see in november if he's able to win this thing.

gisele fetterman, you had a very busy few days.oining us this morning and breaking the news to us that the president did call last night, and you had to pass the message along to your husband. >> yes, thank you so much for having me. >> that's something, right? not often the president calls ever. but then, like, no, i'm not going to wake him up, he's sleeping right now. >> i wonder what he thought of that. you got to wake me up, the president is calling to congratulate me. it is notable, because president biden put out the statement last night, the results for so many races were still coming in, but fetterman had just been called and it was notable because it seemed to set the tone for the white house, what they're going to be saying into november. >> the president hadn't endorsed in this primary. conor lamb, he campaigned for him in 2018. he said he reminded him of his son beau. he was someone that president biden felt close to and was fond of, but now firmly behind john fetterman. >> you saw politicians paying very close attentio

. >> reporter: his wife giselle will headline his event tonight as the candidate remains hospitalized set to have a pacemaker implanted. and in the race for governor, presumptive democratic nominee josh shapiro off the trail. he just tested positive for covid it's the latest twist in a set of races going down to the wire lester >> dasha, thank you. for more join chuck todd and kristen welker tonight for the "meet the press" election special streaming on nbc news now. >>> now to a major development in the battle against covid the fda authorizing booster shots for pfizer's vaccine for children 5 to 11 the cdc could give the final signoff by thursday, but it comes as data show less than a third of kids 5 to 11 have received their first two doses. also tonight, new york city raising its covid alert level to high as new cases and hospitalizations continue to rise >>> tonight actress amber heard returning to the stand for cross-examination in the contentious $50 million defamation suit filed by ex-husband johnny depp miguel almaguer has the courtroom drama. >> i would -- >> yes or no >> --

and everyone else caught up now. >> gisele, good morning, it's willie geist.il it was a tough one. what were some of the signs that told you he needs to slow down to get it checked out? >> thank you for asking. it's my first experience in a stroke. what to experience was shocking. with him, it was one second, one second only, his mouth went down and went up. it was so slight that someone else would not have noticed if i was looking away or down at my phone i would have missed it. but my gut in that moment realized something was wrong and immediately rush him to the hospital. >> good for you for insisting. we're so glad to hear he's recovering. i've got to ask you, too close to call over on the republican side. we may not know for a few days who wins the republican nomination, who the opponent will be for your husband. are you rooting for one of the two, david mccormick or dr. oz? >> no, not really. i mean, we're going to run the same race even in the primary when it's the general, still getting out, meeting folks everywhere across the state. making it to every

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john fetterman�*s wife, giselle, updated his supporters after the vote.noticed, i am not john fetterman. the next senator of our great state! so before i get started, i would like to take a moment to address the elephant in the room, which is that my husband, john fetterman, is not in the room tonight. as i'm sure you all know, he had a little hiccup on friday while we were on the road campaigning. thank god he is already on his way to a full recovery and we are so grateful to the doctors, nurses and staff at the hospital who have gone above and beyond to support ourfamily and have gone above and beyond to support our family and all the families that they serve. we'll speak to our correspondent — nomia iqbal — who is in pennsylvania shortly. in spain, the government has approved a draft bill that would allow 16 and 17—year—old girls to terminate a pregnancy without parental consent. it's part of a series of reforms centered around women's rights. the bbc�*s azadeh moshiri reports. ata time at a time when women's rights are under scrutiny around the world,

his wife gisele filling in for him at his party. >> you may have noticed i am not john fetterman. the next senator of our great state. >> reporter: fetterman implanted with a pacemaker just hours earlier. his wife calling it all a, quote, hiccup on the road. >> and john is going to be back on his feet in no time. >> reporter: pennsylvania still needs to count tens of thousands of mail-in ballots, but once that count is over, if the candidates are separated by less than a half a point, it will trigger an automatic recount, and that will likely take weeks, david. >> we've seen this before. rachel scott in pennsylvania. rachel, our thanks to you. >>> overseas tonight and to the war in ukraine. finland and sweden now officially applying to join nato. president biden is now set to meet with leaders of both countries tomorrow. and of course this all comes after vladimir putin threatened retaliation if these countries move forward with their plans. ian pannell in ukraine again tonight. >> reporter: tonight, as the war in ukraine rages, president biden welcoming finland and sweden as they

let's listen to his wife giselle. >> so i told john he needed to get some rest now but there are a coupled a stroke. the amazing doctors were able to clear the clot and reverse the stroke. they also got his heart under criminal. he is feeling much better and the doctors say he is well on the way to a full recovery. when your heart is so big and carry it is love for the state it asks for a rest. they keep him here now for observation. he can get back on the trail but first he needs a minute to rest and recover. we want to thank the amazing professionals here at lancaster general hospital and you for your support. please get out and vote on tuesday. >> of course this coming after canceled the events on friday and saturday and then again today saying he wasn't feeling well and now we know more detail and some key pieces of information missing. we don't know how long the recovery will take. sometimes you don't know how long it will take for somebody to recover. will he make the event in person on election night? we don't know at this point and certainly in the closing hours of a primary being

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it's john and gisel.a little bump on the campaign trail. >> friday, i wasn't feeling well, so i decided to get checked out. >> i told you to get checked out, because i was right, as always. >> reporter: hey, jim. fetterman just made the announcement saying he had a stroke discovered on friday and that it was caused by a clot from his heart being in afib or irregular rhythm for too long. i'm going read from his statement. he says, the good news is i'm feeling much better and the doctors tell me i didn't suffer any cognitive damage. i'm well on my way to a full recovery. the doctors assured me i'll be able to get back on the trail, but i need to get some rest and recover. there's so much at stake in this race. i'm going to be leady for the hard fight ahead. this comes on the third day that he had been off the campaign trail. it began on friday when he was meant to hold a campaign event outside of lancaster, but his spokesman was forced to take the stage and basically announce that fetterman was not feeling

the people in western pennsylvania and including voters at color at some of gisele's events, the freetore where people come to pick up stuff for free does not come up with the every day voters. activists, absolutely. i ask them about it and they don't know what i am referencing. >> here, folks know it. >> right. the issue is that philadelphia is still the heart of the black voting in the state. it is a hard swing to ask african-american voters to forget about it. we want candidates that represent our ideals and candidates of color that don't remind us of donald trump. you have african-american voters to told me that they were promised with the biden administration. they are still wondering why democrats are not more kbraef. we heard why not policing in voting. >> fetterman, look what he said the top three issues were to dasha. voting rights was part of that. does that overcome the skepticism? >> democratic messaging has to be the how are you going to get that done. i talked to a voter saying if you give us this power here is what we are going to do or our lives are going to be so much

weathertech.com >> greg: oh, look, after brady's done with the nfl, he won't be staying home with gisele wait to start baying the quarterback that's still playing. tom brady has signed a massive broadcasting deal with fox sports to analyze nfl games after his retirement. the 10-year contract is reportedly worth $375 million. now he can finally afford to get his ugly face fixed. [laughter] >> greg: what a homely guy. he's no madison cawthorn. let's be honest. brady quietly considered the greatest quarterback of all time, although he's no trent dilfer. >> tyrus: no, he's not. >> greg: will now also become -- trent del perfect. the highest paid nfl broadcaster of all time. good for us, hiring tom might be the best decision someone at fox has made since hiring yours truly [cheers and applause]. >> greg: thank you, thank you. oh, stop, stop. we're going to edit it out anyway. which raises the question, can two titans coexist at the same company? one of us is a legendary athletic specimen adored by millions, and the other is tom brady. saw that one coming, didn't you? >> tyrus: yes, i did. >>

his wife, gisele, came from brazil and grew up as an undocumented immigrant, and she has been front andallies and has bigger crowds than he does at his events, and she said to this day she has folks mistaking her for the babysitter of their three children instead of their mother, and that forms how he views this issue and so many others, josÉ. >> thank you so much. really appreciate it. >>> don't forget, today chuck todd reports for a special meet the mid terms edition of "meet the press daily." watch "meet the press daily" with chuck todd today at 1:00 p.m. eastern only on msnbc. >>> it's being called a crisis and unprecedented. california is staring down a real water shortage. the spike in how much water is being used despite all the warnings. >>> plus, swept away. an outer banks house collapses into the sea, and officials warn it's likely to happen more often in the near future. really rooted in campbell county. we discovered that our family has been in new mexico for hundreds of years. researching my family has given me a purpose. better hearing leads to a better life. for hundreds

surgery to have a defib later implanted and then today seen walking in a video posted by his wife gisellesaid i feel great but i'm going to continue to rest and recover. i am going to take the time i need now to rest and get to 100% so i can go full speed soon and flip this seat blue. he doesn't know the republican opponent because the gop primary race is too close to call. votes are still being counted. as of right now mehmet oz leads david mccormick narrowly but the consensus is that this is almost certainly headed to a recount. pam? >> all right. melanie zanona, thank you. >>> more than a million americans have died from covid. up next, the author of a new book explains how to build resilience and move e past grie. r to all five layers. raise the jar to the best gelalato... you've ever tatasted. talenti. raise the jar.. big game today! everybody ready? alexa, ask buick to start my enclave. starting your buick enclave. i just love our new alexa. dad, it's a buick. i love that new alexa smell. it's a buick. we need snacks for the team. alexa, take us to the nearest grocery store. getting

you is the front runener that democratic primary, supposed to be in pittsburgh tomorrow night and gisellesee him virtually but may be at the hospital recovering. turning to the republican side of this primary, seeing a surging surging kathy barnett, coming out in the few last days a to compete with mehmen oz endorsed by trump and mccormick, hedge fund ceo really duking it out in millions of dollars of ads over the pennsylvania air waves, so seen barnett really surging, we know oz is having a teletown hall rally former president trump tonight but we'll see how this plays out tomorrow night. >> jessica dean on the scene for us, and stay with cnn tomorrow night for special live coverage of the midterm primaries, all starts right after "the situation room" 7:00 p.m. eastern. >>> up next, even as the country reels from the racist buffalo massacre, there were more shooting and see more deaths all across the united states this past weekend. new details when we come back. wewere delayed when the new kd totaled his truck. timber... fortunately, they were covered by progresessive, so it was a happy

his wife giselle gave an update on his condition earlier on "morning joe." >> he feels great. he wants to get out. they hold him longer but the surgery went great and on the way to a full recovery. >> democratic pennsylvania attorney general shapiro will go head to head with doug mastriano this november. in north carolina, incumbent republican congressman hawthorne lost his bid conceding to chuck head wards. let's start with nbc news national political correspondent steve kornacki at the big board. good morning. where do things stand for the senate in pennsylvania? >> yeah. good morning, jose. what a close one we got here. mehmet oz, that is his statewide lead is .2%. just over 2,500 votes. to keep in mind, number one, it appears that the biggest source of outstanding votes in allegheny county where pittsburgh is. it's also david mrk cormick's home county and we think 6,000 or 7,000 uncounted votes. election day votes that have not been tallied so far. in allegheny county on the same day vote on the election day vote mccormick is outpacing oz 39-33%. if that holds there's the

hospital about four hours from where i'm standing now in pittsburgh where we are expecting his wife giselle to address supporters of course he was supposed to be here tonight and is considered the front runner but should see his wife later this evening, lieutenant governor doing much better. >> jessica, didn't want to translate the word yins for us? >> reporter: i believe that's for you, all of you, y'all, it's like the southern word y'all. >> right, it's a pittsburghism, i should say. >> reporter: that's right. >> and dana, i mean it may be, for lieutenant governor fetterman that this happens so late in the race but dr. rhiner, i have to ask you, how serious is this? we're told and it's all just from him, we haven't heard anything directly from his doctors but lieutenant governor, dr. rhiner, that he had a minor stroke, now told he's doing great on the way to full recovery but putting a pacemaker in is a big deal. >> more than a pacemaker, a def defibrillator placed and that's for people with subsisting heart disease so we were told a few days ago the lieutenant governor had a stroke in th

it's john and giselle. we hit a bump in the campaign trail. >> it was friday. out. >> i made you get checked out. >> yeah. >> because i was right, as always. >> we are live with more. this race, wow. >> reporter: yeah. john, fetterman says his doctors say he is recovering. he put out a statement saying their campaign isn't slowing down a bit. we learned he himself is certainly slowing down. he will not attend his own rally on election night on tuesday. it will go on, but he will remain in the hospital recovering. now, this is important to note for several reasons. one, being that he now has not been on the campaign trail since friday when he started cancelling those events. this is a really critical race. and of course, he has had a substantial lead over his opponents. that should be put out there, but again, a critical race, and this has added a wild card factor, particularly when you're just days until this election. and john, cannot be underestimated here. what's at stake for both of these parties. the seat that is up for grabs that will run for in november

we know that gisele fetterman will be speaking at that event tomorrow.t he did that made her concerned. listen to her talk about it. >> we were on our way to an event and i just noticed a second of change in him, and it's scary that it's that quickly that you could have missed it, if i wasn't paying attention i would have missed it. i noticed a small sign, his mouth moved slightly, and my gut, i knew something was up, and we immediately were in town luckily very close to lancaster and to the hospital, and we came straight here. >> reporter: so just a tiny little thing, alisyn, that she noticed in terms of the political implications she really didn't want to get into that. she said family comes first, his health comes first, and she knows that he will do just fine on tuesday. he is considered the front runner, so we'll see how politically this plays out tomorrow, alisyn. >> that's remarkable. she might have changed his life just by knowing him so well and picking up on that subtlety. that's incredible. now tell us about the republican primary in pennsylva

instead, that will fall to his wife, gisele, who i'm told is still expected to be here in pittsburgh to talk to supporters later tonight. he is the front-runner, is expected to win this race, but again, polls don't close here for several hours. but keeping an eye on lieutenant governor as he comes out of this procedure. >> obviously our well wishing are with him. on the republican side, a lot of hand wringing over the surprise surge of senate candidate kathy barnette. she has a record of quite controversial comments, discrimination against gay people, bigotry against muslims. how is her campaign feeling tonight? >> well, certainly, they feel very good about the surge that they have seen over the last several days. the last several weeks. just to give you kind of the bird's eye view here, of course, dr. mehmet oz who is a well known television doctor who was endorsed by former president trump and then dave mccormick, a former hedge fund ceo, who has also -- they have both been spending millions of dollars, millions and millions of dollars over the airwaves over the last several months

and he has his wife gisele. we interviewed them together. she came to the u.s.azil as an undocumented immigrant and they're straddling this old school, new school democrat. and this will say a lot about where the party is headed, especially if he wins in november. >> thank you. >>> and new audio times have come to the surface of lindsey graham criticizing the former president's actions directly after the january 6th insurrection while also praising the incoming joe biden as the best guy to clean up the riot's aftermath. >> he's misjudged the passion. he maze the tv game and he went too far. >> biden will help that in. >> totally. he'll be maybe the best person to have. i mean, how mad can you get at joe biden? >> joining me now, political national correspondent msnbc contributor betsy woodruff swan. that doesn't sound like the lindsey graham we hear from today. >> not very much. he's one of numerous very powerful senior congressional republicans who did rapid and dramatic pivots in the wake of the january 6th attack. once they realized that it would be a politic

his wife gisele posted this video on twitter of him walking out of the hospital unassisted.te in part, quote, time to rest and recover and annoy me. he will face the winner of the gop primary in november. so, joe, pennsylvania heading now to the courts. and no -- no out come yet between mccormick and oz. >> mccormick said that they may be within 50 votes. it will be fascinating that it is that close. pretty remarkable. it is time to put away your legos and time to turn off spongebob. because it is time now for brand up, brand down, donnie deutsche. let's first start with crazy. is crazy brand up or brand down. >> who are you talking about. >> crazy is brand down. we've been talking about this for last month or so and you touched on it earlier in the show as did i. right now they should be losing to republicans with 10 to 15 points of what is going on in the economy. the democrats are up 47 to 42 in a ballot race and that is 10 point swing from the previous month. and why is that? when you look at where the economy is and 8 in 10 americans saying we're going in the wrong play

and gisele fetterman says her husband is doing great but impatient to get out of the hospital.one of the many twists and turns of the primae he will not be out on election day. that could take up to a week. all eyes on this race, but the republican side of the ticket has many open questions with consequences for november. >> absolutely. jeff zeleny in the commonwealth of pennsylvania. >> tune in tomorrow night for election night in america and primary races in five states. special coverage starts at 7:00 eastern here on cnn. >> coming up next, breaking news. recommendations to help people dealing with the baby formula shortage. >> plus an announcement from the fda and one of the manufacturers of the recalled formula. stay with us. panera chefs have crafted a masterpiece... succulent, seared chicken... a secret aioli... clean ingredients... in a buttery boche roll. maderesh, to leave you... panera's new chef's chicken sandwiches. $1 delivery fee on our app. dude, dude, dude... oh boy. your cousin.from boston. [whiff] [water splashes] is it on the green? [goose squawks] i was jus

we heard from his wife gisele fetterman this morning. >> i actually spoke with president biden last night, and passed the message. i told him, i'm sorry, president, but he's sleeping right now. we had a great call last night. heard from many other leaders in dc and everyone is excited to move on to washington on november. >> reporter: that is from fetterman and watching the process all day, the chair of the boards, most important things are integrity, veracity and transparency. that's why we're here able to observe and pretty exciting watching this happen. kate? >> you can hear how busy it is, the buzz around you, athena. great to have you there in the room. let's move now to north carolina where republican congressman madison cawthorn was defeated last night, voters denying him a second term. youngest member of congress, has his trump's backing but appears to have had just too many scandals following him to the ballot box. cnn's dianne gallagher is live in henderson, north carolina, for us this hour. di dianne? >> reporter: kate, and perhaps the biggest if you want to call it, scandal th

gisele's husband is handsome.ill put a camera anywhere that tom brady will be, just so that we can see some of his face. because that's what's going to be the selling point for this $375 million contract. and i mean, not for nothing, i'm not angry that these men are making all of this money, but there are women who talk sports and i simply am available for $375 million over ten years. i may not have played the game that way, but don't you think that would be fair? >> i think they can have both of us for a mere fraction of that price. >> i'm available for far less, far less. but i'm really interested, cari, to hear what he says. when he was retiring before he unretired, lfs so much explanation about the kind of player he is. he put so much thought into it, someone who wasn't always the best in his mind, he had to bring over time and i wonder what he would bring to analyzing games. >> i think there is something that's very smart about this. because i have seen tom brady and we all know, when he graduated from michig

his wife giselle posted this video on twitter yesterday, of him walking out of the hospital unassisted writes in part, quote, time to rest and recover and annoy me. fetterman will face the winner of the gop winner in november. we wish him well with his recovery. >>> still ahead in sports, the highlights of the stanley cup playoffs and an incredible comeback in the pga championship. "way too early" will be right back. back communications in the media for 45 years. i've been taking prevagen on a regular basis for at least eight years. for me, the greatest benefit over the years has been that prevagen seems to help me recall things and also think more clearly. and i enthusiastically recommend prevagen. it has helped me an awful lot. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. i may be close to retirement, but i'm as busy as ever. and thanks to voya, i'm confident about my future. voya provides guidance for the right investments. they make me feel like i've got it all under control. [crowd cheers] voya. be confident to and through retirement. ♪ sweet ♪ ♪ emotion ♪ ♪ sweet emotion ♪ ♪♪ ♪ i pull

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his wife gisele cast her vote in brad dock and was talking to all of us. i talked to some voters. i think there's certainly some concern, but a lot of people made up their minds about him a long time ago. he was the first one to get in this race, and i didn't hear a lot on the campaign trail either from voters who were too concerned. >> nbc news, mark, has some new analysis out. when we look at the -- that is spike, and part of the reason why -- 61% of respondents saying they're very interested in what's happening now, versus 47% in january. part of that is increasing interest as we go closer to the november midterms but part of it does seem to be the leaked draft opinion on roe vs. wade suggesting a majority of justices were ready to overturn the landmark ruling on abortion rights in this country. tell us about it. >> our poll shows us democrats were energized be they abortion draft ruling and that enthusiasm and interest in the midterm elections spiked by double digits from our march survey to may. now democrats are still trailing republicans overall when it comes to enthusiasm.

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his wife gisele shared this video of the big moment.the beat." happy monday. i am ari melber. we are tacking another big state in this primary season right now. you hear the music. it's georgia, once gave the senate two democrats, partly from shifting democrats and partly from donald trump's extremism leaving office, which boomeranged on him. georgia is back voting tomorrow in the governor's race, in a place where trump remains in a criminal investigation for an attempt to shake down a top administrations official. a plot that failed. and then trump

. >> that was gisele fedderman on "morning joe" given the differences between her husband john fedderman race with nearly 60 days of the vote just days after suffering a stroke and hours after receiving a pacemaker is a very different kind of democrat. he's one that the party did not pick or predict, but it now sees promise in his uncommonly and unpartisan approach to policy relate ability and voter outreach. they hope he and give the party a major and decisive win in the senate contest against his potential red wave that sherman is talking about. president joe biden said this, democrats are united around john who is a strong nominee, who will win a tough race and he can win in november and while we await the results of the gop primary, one thing is clear. these candidates are not your father's gop. they have fought a malicious, chaotic primary campaign to be the most extreme and they have shown people their authentic selves that whoever emerges will be too dangerous, too craven and too extreme to represent pennsylvania in the u.s. senate. let's bring in our conversation, the reverend al

we are expecting to hear from his wife, gisele, and their children.ving taking all of this in. he is in that hospital room recovering from having the pacemaker put in earlier today. they say that it went very well, that he is expected to make a full recovery. this is after he suffered a stroke on friday, jake. that took him off the trail for the last five days, those key last days on the trail. but the campaign says they feel very good about where they stand tonight as they watch these returns come in. >> jessica dean, thank you very much. we'll have more results from the great commonwealth of pennsylvania after this quick break. stay with us. - common percy! - yeah let's go! on a trip. book with priceline. you save more, so you can “woooo” more. - wooo. - wooo. wooooo!!!!! woohooooo!!!! w-o-o-o-o-o... yeah, feel the savings. priceline. every trip is a big deal. pre-rinsing your dishes? you could be using the wrong detergent. and wasting up to 20 gallons of water. skip the rinse with finish quantum. its activelift technology provides an unbeatable cle

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