caller: i understand why he voted against it, john fetterman is my senator and indeed he is. his vote is ok with me because i understand completely, as the former mayor of pennsylvania, he understands what it is to receive food stamps or from that program, he understands the cuts would hurt the constituency he worked for for so long so i understand his vote. i believe john fetterman will come to the center more often than not and that is why i voted for him in november. host: josie in pennsylvania. this is jason in tennessee, your next. caller: yes, trump [indiscernible] he's got a lot of experience in that, he filed bankruptcy. host: what did you think about the process on capitol hill and agreement finally reached? caller: democrats pull them out again. host: that is jason in tennessee this morning. john fetterman is one of the democrats who voted no, the final was 63 to 36 with a 60 vote threshold that the bill needed in the senate last night. here are the democrats besides john fetterman who voted no, jeff merkley of oregon, elizabeth warren of massachusetts as well, bern

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john fetterman represents pennsylvania. it came up at a hearing.i. >> the tragic accident in i-95. and if you want to make any comments with respect to that, feel free. you are recognized. >> no, i -- really, like to, you know, 95, 95, 95. you know. , you know. >> jesse: i feel terrible for this guy and i feel even worse for the people of pennsylvania. how do you feel? >> it's painful to watch. and everybody knows how painful this is to watch. and the fact that these people are still serving. dianne feinstein being another one. this isn't fair to the people that represent. these people are likely going to vote for a democrat. at least could you give us a democrat that can put together a complete sentence and maybe even lie with some coherence like some of the other democrats do? we got obama, lies. but lies coherently. we got hillary clinton, lies but lies coherently. is that too much to ask for your democrats to lie to you in a complete sentence? >> jesse: we would rather have a liar than someone that can't even talk. tomi lahren, have great weeke

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we've also got john fetterman, many others that were incoherent almost vegetable-like serving in high places of the government and they can be elected or reelected from the mortgage in the point and that's how good democrats are in the election. pete: sean hannity started out with rhonda mcdaniels in the election. pennsylvanias, georgias and beat the woodchippers and they'll close ranks around this guy and they'll keep him away from rallies and microphones and try to make it a referendum. if it is donald trump, try to make it a referendum on that and gin up low propensity voters through the machine they have. rachel: when you watch that, and feel like he understands that woodchipper machine and they're talking about. it seems she understands the question is the machine being built that whoever the republican nominee -- only she would know. she's never on the program. talk about it. we'd love to have her. it's pressed on that and if we're too far behind in an election where you've got two candidates the electorate knows and not on the democrat side. rachel: in latin american countries

democratic machine, continuing to elect people regardless of competency, whether dianne feinstein, john fetterman or joe biden. it does strike me that fetterman and biden for that matter become basically place holders for a group think ideology and the machine that continues to elect the group think ideology that's pperpetuated throughout our political climate, like if you listen to, you know, -- isn't it fascinating how we talk about verbal ticks that go viral throughout people on the left, ppandemic of being vaccinated is an example of that and everyone repeats it. it doesn't require critical thought. it requires fall in line. the guy violating that maxim is rfk junior. whether or not he's right or wrong, he's simply not in line. i think it's amazing how he sticks out becomes of that. and the response to him. no one makes cogent rebuttals, i'm talking about on the left. they don't debate it. they instead shout it down -- >> sloganeer. >> that's right. >> biden and fetterman together in pennsylvania reinforce a truth in american politics today that competency is not a necessary credential. compe

caller: i understand why he voted against it, john fetterman is my senator and indeed he is.is vote is ok with me because i understand completely, as the former mayor of pennsylvania, he understands what it is to receive food stamps or from that program, he understands the cuts would hurt the constituency he worked for for so long so i understand his vote. i believe john fetterman will come to the center more often than not and that is why i voted for him in november. host: josie in pennsylvania. this is jason in tennessee, your next. caller: yes, trump [indiscernible] he's got a lot of experience in that, he filed bankruptcy. host: what did you think about the process on capitol hill and agreement finally reached? caller: democrats pull them out again. host: that is jason in tennessee this morning. john fetterman is one of the democrats who voted no, the final was 63 to 36 with a 60 vote threshold that the bill needed in the senate last night. here are the democrats besides john fetterman who voted no, jeff merkley of oregon, elizabeth warren of massachusetts as well, bernie

this is senator john fetterman who may have commented on the president's state of being. >> i will standingge. a president committed to [inaudible]. on top of that the jewel [stuttering] [inaudible]. there will be bridges like this across america getting rebuilt. >> one thing before you talk. he was absolutely standing next to a collapsed bridge. it made sense to me. >> [laughing]. the one that needs rebuilding is fetterman. if the kennedy center revives young frankenstein we have the man. fetterman could not even introduce him. >> it's a pleasure to be here to introduce my friend. >> thank you. >> 1 out of 2 ain't bad. >> biden sounded like he caught what fetterman has. >> it's nice to be working on something positive going forward. [inaudible]. this generation is in. by 2020 we will have conserved over 30% of the land over which the united states has jurisdiction. >> what does that mean? >> judge, he said he will do it by 2020. it's already 2023. he set aside $10 billion for something called the biden civilian climate corp. god help us. >> that's right. the white house press secretary is

john fetterman, unfit for office.rds about the i-95 collapse in his state. >> i -- uh -- really like to -- 95 -- 95, 95, 95. you know, obviously you are pretty much preoccupied with the work of 95. and i certainly am too. and you know it's a major artery. >> this is a president committed to infrastructure. and on top of that the jewel kind of law or t the infrastructure bill. >> when the president of the united states shows up he's wearing his car hearts and short pants. embarrassing, but yikes. >> that's not just tongue tied. that's muddled thinking. if you are the senator of pennsylvania and you have to rebuild part of i-95, the people of pennsylvania need somebody representing them. reporter: california governor gavin newsom spinning the reason thousands of people are leaving california. >> the opportunities are endless. elon musk and tesla exists because of california's regulatory -- they moved their rd world headquarters back just three weeks ago. they are moving to increase their profits and save money because y

i think john fetterman is a disaster in the senate for possible but it's possible his cognition could get period because he's only in his 50s. he would recover from that stroke. things are only going to get worse for joe biden chsz why it's unacceptable in my opinion for him to be president now. it's absolutely reckless to run him in 2024. >> clay the argument the strategists make is, he's better than the other guy. i think they're pointing to trump. >> yes. >> that's the argument they're trying to make to their voters and i think it's an emotional response. >> yes. >> it's not better policies. it's i don't want to see tweets. >> yes. donald trump is if you want to use a basketball analogy would rise up and dunk on joe biden time after time after time. right? it's not remotely similar their level of cognition. that's a challenge because you got to persuade people to potentially change their mind, as you will well know getting people to change their mind is difficult but i do think a lot of bind voters who thought he's going to return normalcy. he's going to bring steadiness back to th

will joe biden had a come pain stop greeted by pomp and circumstance by john fetterman wearing a hoody joe biden suggested republicans are coming for your jobs. speaking to a union audience saying republicans are coming for your job. check it out. >> remember when it was like when i came to office, we came into office. reck the mess we inherited. the pandemic was really raging. think about this seriously. it's not a campaign speech but a speech about the future of the country. the economy is reeling. barely 3 million people have been fully vaccinated, supply chains were broken, businesses ryan higgins shutting down, schools were closed. allies in europe and around the world heard the last president saying our foreign policy was america first and for the first time since the second world war, our friends began to wonder whether the united states could be relied on. now look at where we are today. we've united nato in a way it's never been united before. republicans come after what i've done, what they come back to try and get rid of the clean energy investments and try to stop the plan

it's as plain as the bolts in john fetterman's neck. i know.f us fail, something admittedly i know very little about, we take our lumps and we walk away. but when the left chosen ones flunk and, boy, do they of the, their careers defy georgiaity like jerry nadler's pants. look at that. how does that stay up? anthony fauci who presided over grants of u.s. tax dollars to the chinese lab that almost certainly invented covid will join the staff at georgetown as a distinctive professor of infectious diseases. after all who's better at infectious diseases than the president of the fan club. and what do mayor bill de blasio and lori lightfoot have in common, other than making up one half of the adam's family? that's true [cheers and applause] >> greg: that's all right. more like two fifths. they're both teaching at harvard. >> oh. >> greg: you know the crime rate in those classes are going to sky rocket. i hope there's extra credit for public your nation. what about fired chase a went to berkeley law, and hillary clinton went to columbia's school of p

and he had to use it john fetterman to introduce him in his hoodie and shorts to make biden sound goode weekend. >> bill: jennifer, how did you score the first big rally? >> i think you can look at the reaction of the union crowd when biden started beating up on the republicans. they liked president trump. they appreciated the way that he brought jobs back to the country, the way that he lowered taxes. more businesses are there and i can tell you what union members and people who are from all working people in pennsylvania want. they want better lives for their children and things like educational savings account. we call them lifeline scholarships. they are skeptical of the regional greenhouse gas initiative and the cost that will bring to their family and they want to continue to see the business tax cut so they are more jobs here. by the way, that is all the same positions that the democratic governor takes. when biden comes here and is divisive and few studies have shown that people are sick of it on both sides of the aisle. he's on the wrong side of the issues for working people.

weekend joe went to pennsylvania to see a crumbling highway but instead saw a crumbling senator john fettermang highway was in better shane. this was an absolute first. roll it. >> and now i'm standing next to the president again next to a collapsed bridge here and he is here to commit to work with the governor and the delegateation to make sure we get this fixed quick, fast, as well, too. this is a president that is committed to infructure and on top of that the jewel kind of a law of the infraction bill. >> greg: i know. first you're laughing then you feel dirty when you're laughing. he's like yoda, he's bald and can't speak. usually you see someone mutilate the language like that you have to watch jesse watters prime time. and he didn't have a stroke. biden's no better. watch. >> you'd see a truck pull up, pull to the curb and selling weapons. selling guns. selling ar-15s. selling weapons. well, guess what, you do that now you go to jail. made it harder for people to by stabilized braces, put a fissel on a brace turns into a gun. makes you can have a higher caliber weapon, higher caliber bu

they are going to run the john fetterman playbook. fetterman can't do the job of a senator.stein can't do the job of a senator. democrats don't care about your competence when it comes to being able to do a job. they just want raw naked power. it's why, jesse, they are trying to put donald trump in prisoner, right? not because of anything other than politics. and this is why biden is the worst president of our lives. jesse, we used to be concerned that he didn't know how to leave a stage because he would get lost deer in the headlight moments when he was trying to exit the stage. now we have to worry that the guy can't walk. he can't walk. he almost fell down the stairs at the g-7. he just fell over on the stage at the air force academy graduation. remember, he made fun of trump for slowly walking down at west point but, remember, trump said hey, you know, it's better to walk slow than fall on your ass like biden did. it's a perfect met for for his presidency. we have to beat this guy and beat him bad. >> jesse: clay, do you think kamala put the sandbag next to joe? i'm surp

polls for the whole race behind pennsylvania lieutenant governor and half-finished wooly willy, john fettermaning podcast and pointed out that fetterman often wears hoodies and cargo shorts on the campaign trail, then tried to use those fashiongoesrnor. only his insult didn't really come across as very insulting. >> when he dresses like that it's not an accident. he is kicking the authority in the balls. i am the man. i will show those guys who is boss. >> stephen: yeah! way to stick it to fetterman by making him seem cool? "when he dresses like that, he looks like a man you don't wanna mess with. a man who knows what he wants. also, have you seen how huge he is? i just think i'd feel safe cradled in those burly, tattooed arms." not long after the interview, fetterman responded with this actual tweet showing his new logo: "fetterman - kicking authority in the balls." [cheers and applause] that's how you do it. that's how you do it. fantastic. that is fantastic. i don't know about authority, but he definitely just racked dr. oz in the nuts. speaking of people who should be kicked in the balls,

i mean, you could look at john fetterman or dianne feinstein or any number of democratic politicians't seem up for the job, and yet there's place holders for the powers that be in getting it done. so, you know, whale i'm, while i'm embarrassed that that is the standard for the president of the united states, i think we have predicate here, we have precedent to know it's probably not going to stop him. or better said, it's possibly not going to stop democrats in attempting to win an election and push forward their agenda regardless of his -- ashley: right. and the question is who's behind him in who's pulling the strings? we'll be talking a lot about that 234 in the coming weeks and months. will cain, thank you, as always. >>> by the way, "the new york times" ran a piece about the migrants that governor desantis the sent to martha's vineyard. lauren, a lot of media has tried to paint desantis as a villain for that, but have we heard from any of the migrants? lauren: a venezuelan who who crossed the border into texas and took that flight north where she and her family found a job and a

john fetterman. >> stephen: okay, that's one. >> stephen: hold on. >> senator warren: you bet. >> stephenhe economy is going to be on the ballot. >> stephen: a lot of people, republicans, a lot of people think the republicans have an advantage on the economy because of inflation. >> senator warren: whoa. a lot of billionaires think that. >> stephen: a lot of billionaires? >> senator warren: a lot of billionaires think, yes, i know. you like that. a lot of billionaires think that. because here's the deal. republicans say their big economic plan is to cut social security and medicare and put in more tax breaks for billionaires and billionaire corporations. >> stephen: can we stop on that for a second? social security and medicare. >> senator warren: yeah. >> stephen: that has long been called the third rail of american politics. >> senator warren: you would think. >> stephen: why do you think they're willing to lick it? >> senator warren: because they have very long tongues. [cheers and applause] and on that one, actually keep in mind. let's do another state. the republicans said they want

. >> if i lived in pennsylvania, i would have already cast my vote for john fetterman for many reasonsphen: yes. for... many reasons. yes. and one of those reasons is that dr. oz also starts sentences with "if i lived in pennsylvania." joe biden held a rally in pennsylvania, and he had some choice words about dr. oz. >> and oz? in pennsylvania? >> [booing] >> look, i lived in pennsylvania longer than oz has lived in pennsylvania. and i moved away when i was 10 years old! >> stephen: "back then they called it old quaker town. philadelphia had a big beautiful bell, not a crack in sight. my dad used to say to me, he'd say to me, 'joey, i don't want you spendin' time with that benji franklin kid, always flyin' kites and chasin' petticoats, won't amount to a hill of beans, and by the way, get off that hill of beans, that's dinner. come on, joe jack! red coats are coming! no, i'm serious, folks. come on." the previous president had his own rally, and he was laser-focused on the biggest issue of 2022: 2024. specifically, who he's theoretically leading in the polls, and he's already testing ou

and john fetterman opened him up and called him a collapsed bridge. >> now, i'm standing next to thedent again, next to a collapsed bridge here. and he is here to commit to work with the governor and the delegation to make sure we get this fixed quick, fast. this is a president that is committed to fracture. and on top of that the jewel, law of the infriction bill. >> jesse: this the most sense fetterman has ever made. biden was supposed to be the bridge from an old generation to the new. and just stop trump and let kamala take over next election. that can't happen. that bridge blew up. so biden testing his luck running for re-election without a pandemic. so this time we're going to get a real joe biden in front of a crowd for an entire campaign. this has never happened in the history of biden's career. every time you put biden in front of a crowd, he had to drop out of the race immediately. well, here's why. >> i might add if i didn't i would be sleeping alone. [laughter] i better explain that some don't know what time talking about. my wife is a philly girl. all right, where we goi

i like the good velcro shoe, so does john fetterman and he's violating all the dress codes, too.ut why we have so many knuckle heads and idiots in politics. why don't the talented people run for office? you ever wonder that? it's so strange. i don't get it. by the way, who accused hakeem of this? >> jessica: everybody. also, mccarthy has the in between sneakers, right, dana? so it's not a dress shoe and not a sneaker. it's like a weird middle thing. >> dana: i like tradition. i like the dress codes. i think that it makes people pay attention to respect where they are and to think about what they're going to say. i think modesty is a virtue. i think suiting up is a good thing. i think what fetterman is doing is absolutely wrong and appalling. i could understand the dress sneaker, ok? i'm going to give a pass on that because a lot of them are on their feet six to seven hours a day. they're running back and forth around the hill. i think you could deal with that maybe just maybe. >> greg: is this being pushed by the shoe lobby? blame it on the shoes. >> jeanine: sneaker lobby. >> je

john fetterman. happy to see republicans do that.n after thought was we plan on competing in the digital space, too. i want to hear more about that. joe biden is banking on that. he brought tiktok influencers to the white house and a reach of 67 million. in addition to mail-in voting what are you doing on the platforms to get young voters? >> dana: a quick comment a lot of these campaigns hire people on their own, consultants of their own staff to go out and try to get this. they do it through third parties. some of the results have been bad. the nevada senate race last year people hired to reach out to republican voters you ping their phone they were sitting at starbucks and not doing anything. a lot could be improved in that front. >> so true. rnc has to have willing partners in the campaign. they said we have to have campaigns step up and importance of mail in voting up on the trail. it's up to the candidate as well. >> dana: thank you for joining us. smoke from hundreds of wildfires burning in canada has drifted south over the ea

there's a hoodie wearing john fetterman standing next to president biden.apparently, these two are going to rebuild i-95 together. i want to see if kennedy has some hope. >> i would just -- really like to, you know, the 95, 95, 95, you know, you know, obviously, you know, you're pretty much preoccupied with 95. and i certainly am, too, and we know it's a major artery. >> to commit to work with the governor and the delegation to make sure we get this fixed quick, fast as well, too. this is a president that is committed to structure and on top of that, the jewel kind of law of the infraction bill. >> he was trying to say infrastructure. he said infraction. he said a few things, i feel -- i actually feel very badly for the senator from pennsylvania. i don't think that he should be subjected to these public events and the scrutiny that comes along with it. it's sad he's not up to the job, you know. i don't say that from a place of politics. i say that from a compassionate humane place where we are subjecting people who should be cared for elsewhere and not in t

senators who voted against the final debt deal include independent bernie sanders, democrats john fetterman ed markey, jeff merkley, and elizabeth warren and republicans ted cruz, marco rubio, lindsey graham, and josh hawley. we go now to california democratic congressmember ro khanna, who voted against the legislation in the house. can you respond to the passage in both the house and the senate , why you voted against it and why you also seem to be glad that it passed? >> it is good that our nation avoided default, but it came on the backs of the poor, of students, of the most vulnerable, of women. it was a punch ithe gut to young climate activist across the country by entrenching the mountain valley pipeline. and progressives have been saying, why did increase the debt ceiling back the lame-duck -- why didn't we increase the debt ceiling back in the lame-duck? [indiscernible] the fed is not going to bounce the checks. there are many other ways that we could have avoided this default. we did not think that we should avoid the default on the backs of the most vulnerable. amy: so why didn't

neil: by the way, as the president's making his way to his motorcade, john fetterman is with him, thevania senator. you have to admire him, he feels some come pulse to dress -- no compulsion for the president. went you're a united states senator, you can do what you want. anyway, let me get your take on where this race is going and the backdrop of the economy. and i'm wondering the solutions that the candidates are pushing to make things better. the hands-off approach this administration has with the fed, fingers crossed that it's not going to overdo the tightening, but do you buy that, that the fed could destroy all this by overcoing the tightening even with the pause and the hint that more rate hikes are coming later this year? >> yes, i think they have overdone it, neil. and that's really the challenge the fed has. if they do these interest rate hikes or cuts and wait to see the impact, they've not done that this time around. they just kept pumping the gas pedal on the interest rate hike through the last ten meetings except for the most recent one this week. it goes e to show you t

being your patient but i want you to take a look at one of our public officials this is senator john fettermannate hear ing. >> no. i would just really like to the 95, 95, 95, you know? obviously, you're pretty much preoccupied with 95 and i certainly am too. will: well you can't diagnose someone through a television set but it doesn't take an m. d. to go this is not healthy. >> well, will, listen. this is a bridge that collapsed right in philadelphia, the i-95 bridge and he is the senator representing this whole state. he better understand what's going on there and i'm most concerned about the question and i can't answer it to your point. how much does he comprehend? what's the cognitive issues here has there been a change since his stroke and dementia can occur because that's depression so he was just in the hospital for weeks for depression. did that make his thinking less clear? what about an mri or a full cognitive test which he's never had. i think that the voters, i think the people of pennsylvania and the you united states have a right to know. fitness to serve. will: yeah. had a right

one of the biggest wins for democrats was in pennsylvania, where john fetterman beat dr. oz. you have to love the fact that the slick tv doctor lost to a guy who dresses like bill belichick on game day. [laughter] this is, this is the acceptance speech. but on the bright side, dr. oz now can go back to doing what he does best, which is analyzing the shape and color of our stool. [laughter] oprah right now is sitting at home, cackling like a game of thrones villain. "tell mehmet i want him to know it was me." [laughter] dr. oz, you know, he was expected to win, and if you saw him on "fox & friends" yesterday on the morning of the election, the excitement for his campaign, it was irresistibl >> dr. oz, good morning to you. >> good morning. this is actually our home diner. i live about 10 minutes, so it is great to be here. there's a lot of enthusiasm behind me. >> jimmy: yeah, it's like beatlemania! people are going crazy. i don't know, "can you hear me over the roar of the seniors eating scrambled eggs, steve?" [laughter] dr. oz lost his tv show and an election in the same yea

we've been told for the past countless cycles, john fetterman's health problems are untouchable, hillary mentioned. every day that joe biden is in public, we're not to question his physical fitness for office. even in the context of a health precluding someone from doing the job of president well, chris christie is more able. i don't expect it's a big issue. >> neil: the fact of the matter is, he did handle the state through sandy. a lot of people problem remember him, that is the year he should have run. he did push charter schools, the same kind of things that republicans are pushing now. again, for my money looking back, two terms of being a very successful governor. so debate that. it's ancient news to a lot of people when this was going on and breaking these precedents. i'd hate to see it defined through someone you don't like because you think they're fat. i think by that metric, a lot of people would be passed over and a lot of people dare i say it could never become tv anchors. that's another story. how personal you think this gets? >> you know, there's a lot of personal animosit

but yourself edelman, wife of pennsylvania senator john fetterman has attracted just as much attentionke and being by his side as he checked into walter reed for depression. gisele fetterman has been steadfast against the cruel attacks against herself and her family. there's so much more to her than being a senator's wife. she came to this country when she was a young girl as an undocumented immigrant. she runs multiple nonprofits in her community and she is raising three children. i recently caught up with her at the free store she founded where everything is free to find out how she handles all of it. >> hi, great to be here, thank you so much for having me. >> we're so happy to have you. >> here we are at the free store. >> welcome, this is 11-year project. i'm very busy as you can see at all times. we serve about 100 families an hour. when we opened we were the first free store in the country and now we are one of many. we've inspired money to open since. >> tell me what inspired you to open it. >> when i came to this country as a young immigrant all my furniture came from the curb

then senator john fetterman said, "did someone say 'bigger than everyone' sorry, i thought you were talkinge my hearing is a little fuzzy." [ laughter ] and senator bernie sanders said, "did someone say a little fuzzy? [ laughter ] sorry, i thought you were talking about me my hearing is rough around the edges. and senator jon tester said, "did someone say 'rough around the edges' [ laughter ] sorry, i thought you were talking about me anyway, this biden stuff is scary, man." [ laughter ] senator tom carper said, "did someone say, 'scary man' [ laughter ] sorry, i thought you were talking about me yeah, this whole situation is too much, son. [ laughter ] and senator joe manchin said, "did someone say 'too much sun' sorry, i thought you were talking about me regardless, this scandal ain't lookin' pretty, boy. so senator jon ossoff said, "did somebody say retty boy'?" [ laughter ] sorry, i thought you were talking about me anyway, if biden tries to evade responsibility, we won't let that man escape. and finally, senator cory booker said, "did someone say 'manscape'?" [ laughter ] [ applause ]

this is senator john fetterman, who may have commented on the president's state of beine g. >> and now i'm standing next. to the president again, next to a collapsed bridge here. this is a president that is committedollapsed b to and f. and then on top of that, the dual kind of the law of[stut the phrase immigrationer bill that is going to make sure that there's going to be bridges all across likthere wies all across america getting rebuilt. >> okay. no rebuilt.>> onew, going to sa before you talk. he said he was absolutelyotalkye said he was standing next to a collapsed bridge. makes sense to mollapsed bridges the one that needs rebuilding here, judge, is fetterman. i mean, look, if the kennedy center ever revives young frankenstein, we've got the man for him. and lookine have t fetterman cot even properly introduce a friend. that's fetterma sad. >> it's a pleasure to be here and to introduce my friend, congressman boyle. bio. well, thank you. i'm congressman brendan boyle. >> yeah, well, guess boyle. boyle is close. judge, 1 one out of two ain't bad. well, raymond, today b

but it gisele, fetterman wife of pennsylvania senator john fetterman, has attracted just as much attention from standing in for him as he recovered from a stroke, to being an aside as he bravely tracked into walter we'd read for depression. gisele futterman has been steadfast in the face of cruel attacks against herself in her family and there is so much more to her as you will see them being a senator's wife and her story is quite compelling. she came to this country as a young girl isn't undocumented immigrant. she runs multiple nonprofits to help families in her community and she is raising three children. i recently caught up with her at the store she found it were literally everything is free, to find out how she handles all of it. >> hi, great to be. here thank you so much for having me. >> happy to have you. >> here we are. nice store. >> this is an 11-year project, i'm very busy at all times as you can see. we serve about 100 families an hour and we are open. now we are one of many. there have been several opening sense. >> tell me what inspired you to open. it >> when i came to th

pennsylvania senator john fetterman weighed in today on the devastating 1995 bridge collapse in the stateatch this. oh, no. i would just really like to, you know, the 95, 95, 95, you know, you know, obviously that, you know, you're pretty much preoccupied with the weather in 95. and i know i certainly am, too and we know it's a major artery . >> it's actually heartbreaking to see and try to speak. it's sad. and, you know, it breaks my heart even more when he said i'm 95. >> biden yelled out, bingo har har, har, jimmy. come on. we've got jokes like that. tomorrow show on fox news saturday night, 10:00. >> number three. >> here we go. you got it. well, you know, think people back in pennsylvania, they go, i wish i had a senator who could actually come out and advocate, fight for us and feel our pain. and, you know, you feel just pain. for fetterman in seriously, this is the moment the country is supposed to realize we're doing it wrong. >> meaning we're we're voting so hard for our party that it's taking place at the of our country. that poor man. that poor man. i do grudge him is, you know

unusual behavior from joe biden on saturday traveled e to philadelphia, where democratic senator john fetterman, up in his best hoodie and athletic shorts to greet the president t on the tarmac. the main focus of this visit was the horrificus bridge collapse in philly. did as a remindege collar, heres how fetterman described the dire situation last wednesday. takeuation last a. >> i. loo i would just really like to,o 95 you know, the 95, 95, 95,, you know, you know, obviously that, you know, you're pretty much preoccupied with the weather. >> the 95, 95, 95, 95.n't worr don't worry. the democrats in chargcrate ofet your government have the situation totally under control. don't worrn undey. i'm sure that putin and president xi and the mullahs in ira put an and kim jg un, none of them are watching this disaster anyway. but you've got fetterman feinstein, biden and kamala harris. gee, this country is in grea.t hands, isn't it? add pothole, pete, into the mix. and i'm sure that 95 will. be fixed in no time. a anyway, here is senatonyre fetterman introducing biden in philadelphia. >> take a look at

john fetterman says every time he goes out, it's going to look like he's in line for a disney d ride. >> lots of rails.s of note the president's t explanatiohen that he blamedhat the sandbag that was holding his prompter.een sand but it's the american peoplebagd who've been sandbagged by politicians and media who continue to ignore the obvious and talk away the decline. if the advance team, whoever's fault that they put a sandbag >> front of him, i trip in my own home. i mean, it's not what to havei o a flow. >> do i look like it? >> good to see? it does not some sort ofe omin ominous talisman about his medical condition appears to be in pretty good physical condition. bruce springsteen took a fall.nt he was on his back for quitea a bit longer than the president today. >> the reality is joe bidenn fo is in physical and mental decline. this has been going on forr ye years. chrowe've chronicled on this shw this latest tumble is just a reminder of how dire his condition is . buorldt as the world watchesf the literal fall of america's president , what is more concerning are the other omin

i think john fetterman is a disaster right nows , the senats for pennsylvania. >> but it's possible thathis cognitioibn get better because. he's only in his fifties. he could recover from that ould stroke. things are only going to getg worse foto r joe biden, whichin is why it's acceptable in, my opinion, for him to be president now. it's absolutel it'sy reckless to run him in 2024. clay, the argument that the strategisty thargument make better than the other guy. and i think they're pointingbet. to trump. y that's the argument that they're trying to make to their >> t. es. and i think it's an emotional's response. it's not a a better policy. it's that i don't want to see tweets. >> yeah, donald trump is i mean, if you want to use a basketball analogy, would rise up and dunk on joe biden's not time after time after time. right. it's not remotely similar, their level of cognition. that's a challengenition. becaua you've got to persuade people to potentially change their mindll. as you well know, getting people to change their mind is different. buo ch theirt i do think that at biden voter

the hearing was chaired by senator john fetterman, it was the first time chairing the committee after an extended absence for treatment for depression. during the hearing, inches talked about the impact of snap. the supplemental nutrients assistance program. and supplemental's the cut and add nutrition. this is an hour in 40 minutes. >> i called to this hearing of the u.s. senate, subcommittee, and food and nutrition specialty crops, organics, and research. to order. chairwoman? >> good morning. or afternoon. >> and ranking member, koosmann, thank you so much for coming. i thank you for your leadership on this committee, and i look forward to working with you to pass a farm bill. a farm bill that works for a small farmer. rural communities, and hungry americans. i would also like to thank my ranking member, senator braun. i look forward to working closely with you. snap is one of the most effective programs to fight hunger and poverty in the country. and more time and effort as the -- i've heard from pennsylvanians about the support for snap. hunger is not a republican or a democrat i

john, c.e.o. of filibuns, the largest food bank in new jersey. a great organization from a great state i've heard of as well. >> we certainly agree. senator fetterman: mr. james whitmer, executive director of the gardens in joplin, missouri. sir. i like that look. [laughter] and finally, mrs. hice, the outreach specialist for food link in new york. and mrs. cox, you are now recognized for five minutes. ms. jones cox: thank you for the opportunity to testify. i'm part of a nonpartisan policy institute in washington, d.c. i want to make three key points. snap plays a critical role in reducing hunger and poverty. snap supports and incentivizes workers by making ends meet and snap should be strengthened in the farm bill. snap is our nation's most effective cool for combating hunger and food insecurity especially among children, older adult, people with disabilities and veterans. snap reduces food insecurity by as much as 30%. snap also plays a critical role in reducing poverty. snap provides families with the money they need to purchase grocery, helping to free up their limited resources to spend more on other basic needs such as housing, utilities and