toomey tout fundamental working across the aisle to work with joe manchin on legislation for strongerkground checks. >> see, i'm a big believer in the second amendment. i think it's a personal individual right and an important one at that. i just don't think there's a conflict between the second amendment and a three minute background check. >> it was the right thing to do for joe manchin to lead the charge and the senator to lend his flame to that legislation that closed background check loopholes. that's why it was such a shame that when it only failed by a couple of votes, the senator said, the senate has spoken, let's move on. >> republican candidates toomey was pressed on whether or not he supports donald trump. he refused to say how he'll be voting. he did however reject trump's recent insistence that the election process is rigged. our jim gardner will moderate the next live debate between too many he mee and mcbegin he tea. send us your questions through social media. use #6abcaction or e-mail them to us to join the action at 6abc.com. that debate will be on monday october 24t

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one of the most bipartisan senators in the united states senate, someone who worked with senator joe manchin of west virginia on a common sense solution to background checks. someone who has worked to keep child sex predators out of school. he's worked to clear up the backlog at the v.a. he's someone who has a record of achievement. and that's why he's leading right now, in a challenging year overall for republicans. >> well, guy, democrats have told me, pennsylvania democrats at the very top level have told me that toomey's been very shrewd for coming out for background checks along with joe manchin, that he's done just enough to look like a moderate on guns, at the same time, not to offend the nra, and therefore can win in the 'burbs. what do you think? >> well, i actually they you ill stra straited it perfectly, he's trying to have it both ways. they've done a good job pushing back on that narrative, about being a friend and a reliable vote for the nra -- >> how is he different from casey, the democratic senator from pennsylvania on guns? >> on guns? >> yeah. how's he different? >> i thin

the seconds amendment and a three minute background check. >> it was the right thing to do for joe manchinlead the charge and senator to lend his name to that legislation that closed background check loopholes. that's why it was such a shame that when it only failed by a couple of votes, the senator said, the senate has spoken, let's move on. >> like most republican candidates toomey was pressed on whether he supports donald trump. he refused say how he'll be voting. he did, however, he reject trump's recent insistence that the election process is rigged. >>> our jim gardner will moderate the next live debate between too many he mee and mcbegin he tea. send us you were questions through social media to join the action at 6abc.com. again that debate is monday october 24th at 7:00 p.m. right here on 6abc. ly. >> the number of people who work multiple jobs in this country nearly exceeds the population of new york city. maribel aber is live at the nasdaq in new york city with the facts and figures. good morning, maribel. >> reporter: good morning, matt. it's a lot. the number of americans work

joe manchin and i put together a bill. we had three votes on that bill.port that and i intend to reintroduce that, because we ought to be able to keep firearms out of the people who had no legal right to it. but katie mcginty is the point of politicizing everything and hyper politics. that drives people apart and prevents us from finding common ground. jim: mr. toomey, perhaps because a woman is running for president, has a long-standing issue of profound importance become one of the more visible issues of the campaign and that is equal pay for women. according to wallethub.com, pennsylvania is now the fourth worst state in the country when it comes to gender pay equity and the world economic forum places the united states 28 in the world. there is something called the paycheck fairness act. it would require businesses to explain why wage gaps exist between their male and female employees and impose tougher penalties against employers for wage discrimination. five times you have voted to reject the paycheck fairness act. are we to think that accurately de

legislation signed by president obama to help small businesses and working with democratic senator joe manchin after the newtown school massacre to require universal background checks for anyone buying a gun. katie mcginty is toomey's democratic challenger. she worked for two pennsylvania governors and in bill clinton's administration, and hillary clinton lent her support in pennsylvania this weekend. >> i hope that philadelphia will send katie mcginty, on behalf of pennsylvania, to the united states senate! (cheers) >> reporter: both are tying toomey to the top of the republican ticket. >> every day when ever more horrific evidence comes to light about what and who donald trump is and pat toomey fails to have the courage to say this is wrong, this is beneath human dignity. pat toomey is making clear where he stands. that's with donald trump and that's against the values, the family values that pennsylvanians really stand for and honor. >> i think pennsylvania voters are totally capable of distinguishing between the presidential race, which has in my view, two very badly flawed candidates, and

but i worked with joe manchin anyway because it was the right thing to do. he introduced the legislation that came closer than anything else has come innocent. i'm a big believer in the second amendment. i think it's a personal individual right antenna portal at that. i just don't think it's a conflict between the second amendment at the three-minute background check. senator manchin edified introduced and we have passed vote three times the when we had a debate about keeping terrorists from buying firearms, i supported three different version of that you try to find common ground including working with susan collins, the only bipartisan approach. gabby giffords, democratic congresswoman, she's endorsed me in this campaign because she's recognized for leadership and the fact that it has to be bipartisan. katie's record of being hyper partisan will not get us to the common ground. mcginty: it was the right thing to do for joe manchin to lead the charge an offender to lend his name to that legislation that caused background check loopholes. that's why it was s

my friend joe manchin who, as it relates to energy policy and revelatory policy, the senators who have a relationship with the chamber and also the free enterprise system, and we encourage the democratic party to come back to table as it relates to issues related to jobs and the economy. matea: and so, would the chamber consider putting money behind those democrats in their election effort? rob: four endorsement, 70%. they spent millions of dollars in those candidates. our special endorsement is 70%. when we go from endorsing 39 endorsing five democrats, that is another example in a symptom from a party that has fundamentally walked away from the chamber. so it is not how they could have voted, would have voted or should have voted, it is if those candidates are prepared to vote 70% with the chamber, they will find no greater friend. michelle: you talked about big races like ohio. what about wisconsin? rob: i was there last week and i think this state has changed more in the past 10 years ago on behalf of economic issues. give tremendous credit to my friend kurt bauer, ceo of wmc, the

joe manchin and i put together a bill. i still support that and i intend to reintroduce that, because we ought to be able to keep firearms out of the people who had no legal right to it. but katie mcginty is to the point of politicizing everything and hyper politics. that drives people apart and prevents us from finding common ground. jim: mr. toomey, perhaps because a woman is running for president, has a long-standing profound importance major issue. pennsylvania is now the fourth worst state in the country when it comes to gender pay equity in -- and the world economic forum places the united states 28 in the world. there is something called the paycheck fairness act. it would require businesses to explain why wage gaps exist between their male and female employees and impose tougher penalties against employers for wage discrimination. five times you have voted to reject the paycheck fairness act. are we to think that accurately reflects how you feel about a woman's right to make as much money as a man? mr. toomey: i've

mcginty: it was the right thing for joe manchin to lead the charge, and the senator to lend his name to close background check loopholes. that is why it was such a shame, that when it only failed by a couple of votes, the senator says, the senate has spoken, let's move on. even after grisly horrible , tragedies in san bernardino and orlando, the senator refused to reintroduce the bill, saying infamously, "let democrats lead." you know this is one of those , things where we have to respect the second amendment, and we have to respect grieving parents, including those of the pennsylvania 18-year-old young lady who was mowed down in orlando. we can act on this, and i will. sen. toomey: as i said, katie takes an extreme partisan deal on this, just like the reason she was excluded from budget negotiations in harrisburg. and she is not going to be able to reach a common -- a place where there is common ground on this. senator manchin and i worked really hard to bring as many people together as we could. we introduced legislation repeatedly. we had three votes on it. and when i saw an oppor

also, chris, a democratic strategist to joe manchin. good to see you.k you for joining me on a sunday morning. chris, i'll begin with you first here, why are trump's accusations so serious and what happens if voters believe him on fraud? >> well, i mean, it is a terrible statement when you have a candidate literally questioning the outcome election before the election has happened. it is beyond -- it goes beyond this election, if you have the american people start losing confidence or start somehow believing that the outcome is predetermined, it is toxic and cancerous to the country's future. so i think that is a very dangerous strategy. i cannot remember any recent republican nominee or democratic nominee questioning the legitimacy of a candidate, the legitimacy of an election before it happens. they sometimes do it after the election as we have seen with president obama and donald trump and a lot of republicans. but to do this before presidential election is extremely dangerous. >> the question to you, do you think donald trump is using the claims of

where i've cut spending, it worked across the aisles with joe manchin on a bill duplication elimination act so all of these reports that the mother figure that talk about fraud and abuse in duplication would require not only the president that the congress to vote on them and address them. on the budget committee and helped craft the first balanced budget in 15 years and also i feel strongly that we do have to do things differently. i would like to take tax reform because i think if we do that we can have more revenue. we make our businesses more competitive and keep jobs here it will address the data and make our economy stronger as well. governor hassan has a record of proposing significant spending increases as governor and also taxing reasons in terms of how she wants to pay for spending, including the llc tax on our small businesses that would be basically an income tax on small businesses. car registration, she wants to tax it. i don't think that we should be taxing our way to addressing the debt. mail the original question was with the debt and is a problem and if so how would yo

senators joe manchin, david purdue and mark kirk have introduced legislation that would establish a commission to meet every four years to develop policy to put the budget on a sustainable fiscal course. dan coats introduced the manhbu to reform programs. in establishing the commission it's important to set rules which ensure that the recommendations are bipartisan without setting a bar for support that is unrealistically high. i would grew there should be an argument for an up or down vote. if congress disagrees with the specific mix the policies recommended by the commission it can still consider alternative recommendations through the regular legislative process. procedure to require action to meet the fiscal goals need to be accompanied by a credible enforcement mechanism to give lawmakers the incentive to use those procedures to make the tough choices necessary and to stick with the plans. enforcement mechanisms can be done either as carrots or as sticks. the stick approach could take the form of a trigger and act in savings if lawmakers fail to enact legislation. a trigger should be as b

i think joe manchin is the one who controls the senate in a 50-50 senate.is very conservative democrat senator from west virginia and up for reelection in 2018. in addition to about 15 of the democratic senators, something like one third of the caucus, who come from states that either lean toward republicans or have a marginal lean toward democrats that could be in play is 2018 is about environment for democrats. like going to be kind of 2009-2010 was. in order to advance the democratic agenda, they will need of a democrat, assuming the republicans do not filibuster everything, another issue, but they will need every democrat to vote for the democratic agenda. if any of them flip on partyline votes, it fails in the senate. it really puts the democratic party in a bind with respect to 2018 because they cannot really give a lot of these democratic senators passes, and it there is controversial legislation, i do not know they will get it through. viewers mayre bad not be happy we are talking 2018, but those races -- some of our viewers may not be happy we are