and, that's something that neither malcolm nor john fetterman can say.nd i think by winning, we are going to be able to deliver the votes that helped everyone in our party, especially people who are learning -- earning less than $15 an hour, and people who would have benefited from the child tax credit, and build back better. people who need to pay less for their drugs. all of those are things i voted for already, so people can take that to the bank, and no, i will cast that same vote in the senate. >> so, one thing you haven't dealt with, yet you succeeded in winning in web counties, places that otherwise vote republican, or at least in the last four election did, in the election before that did. here's the question. now, there is this weird separation between republicans and democrats, about whether or not the 2020 election was fair, the big lie. how do you deal with that? because, you have constituents who voted for you who may believe in the big lie? >> yeah, well i think it's important never to excuse the lies that trump is telling, and ever be anyt

he's trailing pennsylvania's far left lieutenant governor john fetterman in the polls and inef fundraisingorth . politico's reporting that the party establishment has not come to the incumbent's rescue . so what does this mean for all the other moderates out there here is florida senator rick scott, national republican senatorial campaign chairman. senator , this has to be music to your ears. the democrats totally abandoning the middle and going more hard even despite the drop in approval for biden whereoi the war is happening all over the country. fetterman is bernie sanders and conor lamb voted with nancy pelosi. 93% of the time. so not much of a moderate. so if you look at these all these candidates t on the democrat side, they've gone far left. they're green new deal shut down fracking. you know, medicare for all open borders, defund the police. parents not involved in schools. that's for the democrat party is now so it's bad for the country but it's going to be great for us in november. now, senator mark kelly of arizona, he's up for reelection must have noticed what's happening to hi

a very progressive candidate in lieutenant governor john fetterman in the lead in both polling and fundraising against a more mainstream moderate democrat in congressman conor lamb. democrats are quietly worried they could have a candidate that's too far to the left if fetterman gets the nomination and it could hurt their chances even though pennsylvania is a democrat leaning state. republican side an interesting primary too between david mccormick, traditional republican. business executive against dr. oz who everyone knows from television and oprah. he is raising and spending a lot of money but does he have more than celebrity to get over the finish line? >> dana: one thing in terms of how useful guidance from the government has been for your covid-19. not useful 56%. how much do you think the pandemic of today. we have our 265 days out, the feelings about the pandemic today. does that last until november? >> i think it does. the covid regulations, the covid frustrations have left a lot of scar tissue in the minds of voters. we saw that last year in virginia and new jersey where republicans

whether connor lamb, congressman who is a perhaps more electable candidate ends up prevailing or john fetterman who is a more unique populist progressive figure, state governor, ends up winning the primary. pennsylvania is one of those races where the state of the party, the health of the party is going to be determined by those parties and that's one of the positionest battle ground states for the senate in the country. >> this is richard in brent wood, good morning. >> good morning, gentlemen. first of all, i think your guest is being a little disingenuous in trying to downplay the hope for conclusion or effectiveness of gerrymandering on a part of the republican party. they've been resolute across the country bringing those about so i think they're very much counting on that kind of success and as far as the other caller talking about hunter biden, if we could get ivanka trump and discussing her chinese associations would bring some balance to that, but the purpose of my call really quick, the democrats have an obvious problem with messaging and the republican party, they're very good at tha