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but first, joining me now is congresswoman madeleine dean. democrat of pennsylvania, and vice chair of the judiciary committee. congresswoman, first of all, thank you for being here. i must ask you your reaction to president biden's speech about the dangers to our democracy. specifically the part where he said that it is within our power, it is in our hands to stop the assault on american democracy. but is that the case? if for example, for a year, are democrats in congress failed to punish national voting rights legislation that would have overridden voter restrictions, and republican led states, is it really in our hands? >> well, what an honor to be with you this labor day weekend. i was there in philadelphia the evening of the speech with the president there, independence hall, that is my home city. i just thought the setting was absolutely valuable, important, central to the presidents message about protecting our democracy, making sure we protect our right to vote. the presidents messages spot on. this is not just for elected officials

he was joined by pennsylvania democratic representatives madeleine dean and mary gay scanlon to talkut legislative priorities and the importance of the 2022 midterms. ] >> hello, montgomery county! woo! it is so great to see all of you here today. i knew you were going to fill this room. [chanting] [laughter] we are here today because the freedom to control our own bodies and lives and futures is at stake and on the ballot this november. abortion is now illegal, illegal in 11 states. [crowd booing] we must elect john fetterman to the united states senate to protect the fundamental freedom of a pregnant person here in the commonwealth and across our country to decide what happens to their own body. [applause] as a physician, as a physician who has sat at the bedside of pregnant people taking sometimes very difficult decisions, i know that there is no room in those decisions for a politician from kansas, from harrisburg, or in the case of dr. oz, from new jersey. [applause] oz opposes abortion, even in cases of rape or incest. mitch mcconnell and his republican colleagues. let's take t

he was joined by pennsylvania democratic representatives madeleine dean and mary gay scanlon to talk

it was energized as democratic representative madeleine dean and planned parenthood action fund presidents if elected to the senate. fetterman who suffered a stroke in may spoke for ten minutes. he acknowledged he sometimes blends his words together. he spoke in the leg under deliberate cadence and lags at times as he promised to make abortion rights law if he senator. >> if i was the 51st vote, first get rid of the filibuster. right next codify roe v. wade. >> abortion is the ballot. now in november. >> fetterman acknowledged today that doctor oz continues to make fun of his health and attacked him for saying abortion is murder. last night in bucks county, doctor oz spoke to 250 supporters where he says fetterman owes it to pennsylvania to agree to a debate as soon as possible as people get ready to receive absentee ballots is month. >> the reason we were supposed to have a debate on tuesday and yesterday because you're getting absentee balance in two weeks, we don't want folks voting before they've actually heard john fetterman defend his far left radical ideas. >> fetterman said he wil

democratic representative madeleine dean as well as planned parenthood action fund president alexis mcgillif elected, would protect women and abortion rights. now, fetterman, who suffered a stroke in may, spoke for just 10 minutes. he acknowledged, look, he sometimes blends his words together. he spoke in a deliberate cadence and lagged at times as he promised to make abortion rights law if he is senator. pleasure. >> but you know what i would do if i was that 51st vote? first, run a filibuster. yeah. [cheers and applause] right next, codify roe! abortion is on the ballot in november. >> reporter: fetterman acknowledged that dr. oz continues to make fun of his health and attacks him for saying abortion is murder. last night in buck county, dr. oz spoke in front of some 1250 supporters where he says fetterman owes it to pennsylvania to agree to a debate as soon as possible as people in this commonwealth are getting ready to receive absentee ballots this month. >> translator: and the reason we were supposed to have -- >> and the reason we were supposed to have a debate is you're getting your