>> we are used to matt cartwright lying. >> health of the mother, rape, abortion and insist, and mattvoted against the born alive protection act, which says people should not give medical care to babies that survive an abortion. matt cartwright think we, the taxpayer should be paying for abortion. he has flip flopped his position a few times in ten years while in offers. here in northeast pennsylvania we value a culture of life and we are strong, strong pro life people up here. >> john: we hope to get cartwright on to talk about the issues, in the meantime, we'll watch the race in the 8th congressional district. jim bognet, great to catch up with you, thanks. >> aishah: italy set to get its first female prime minister but headlines are glossing over the history and going to mousilini and fascism. steve, good to see you, good to have you with us. so you know, maloney talks about free speech, she talks about god, country first, does that sound like fascism to you? >> well, it's amazing how they reach for that word almost instinctively, and last night on msnbc, the election result title

bognet: because matt cartwright is a wholly-owned subsidiary of biden administration. what does that mean? he votes with joe biden 100% of the time. we are going to take care of that in november. [applause] when i win the seat, it is going to be an unmistakable message to the entire country that joe biden's hometown of scranton ethic of the liberal agenda. since he became president, he has driven our country into addicts. gas prices have doubled, the border is open. our country is in decline. he has even stopped inflation, which is destroying senior citizens social security. i am here on the campaign trail every day. people are angry at joe biden. they are angry at what they have done to us. we are mad as hell and we are not going to take it anymore. we are going to fix it on november 8. [applause] mr. bognet: we are mad that joe biden came here and called a specialist. a bernie sanders supporter is somebody who took a shot as steve scalise and we just had a crazy person try to murder brett kavanaugh out they did not agree with the supreme court decision. that is extre

you come over to the eighth district, matt cartwright. matt cartwright wins two years ago. wild, just wins two years ago. that's a presidential year. when the democrat carried the state. in a midterm election year, you would think both of them are in trouble. both in toss-up races. some lean them republican, others say toss-up. susan wild said if i can win and matt cartwright can win, that will change everything. >> i don't know that this is going to be a wave year for anybody, but i think if you see on election night that matt cartwright and i have held our seats, that you'll see the democrats hold on to their majority in the house. by how much i don't know. but these are truly two of the most pivotal races in the entire country. >> our great reporters back with us. many democrats say she's a bit overly optimistic about the idea of the democrats keeping the house. those two districts will be critical, a, if she's right, if democrats can defy history and keep the house, but even beyond who gets control, how big is the margin for republicans will be decided, if republicans w

people are sick and tired of being attacked for not agreeing with joe biden and matt cartwright. they went change and were going to give it to them and 65 days regrets writing is represented cartwright in 2020. longtime incumbent held a seat. why do you think this rematch will have a different outcome? >> we are hearing over and over again that matt cartwright and joe biden lied to us as voters for this to their moderate and reasonable. they have governed as far left liberals inflation, gas prices open borders illegal immigration is killing northeast pennsylvania. we are hearing people want change. think it's a totally different election. unlike last time everyone knows who i am now part i was laying by 10,000 votes on election night print many people thought i had been elected to congress. we feel there's a tremendous outpouring of support. people think we need a change in washington. we need to stop one party control, liberal control of washington. molly: name recognition in these cases. representative sean patrick maloney of course and the democrats predicts the dems will hold

>> matt cartwright can't get away from joe biden. he voted with him 100% of the time.he biden administration. joe biden owns his vote. we're happy to have president trump on saturday. i'm speaking at the save america rally before president trump tomorrow. president trump has been really good for northeastern pennsylvania. the first president we ever had that took on illegal immigration in a very serious way. gas was $2 under president trump. we're proud to have his endorsement and support. this district was won by president trump. he is very popular up here in my district. we're excited to have him in town tomorrow. the america first agenda that he has so strongly fought for really helped us up here. we had the best economy ever up here under president trump. now under joe biden, our economy is going to shambles in north east pennsylvania. >> dana: why the changes to your website? >> we added some things to our website about my buy og graphry. my twitter handle is a picture of me and president trump because he has done so much for northeast pennsylvania. it was a hit p

a rematch where matt cartwright ended up beating jim bognet. there's a remax again.xy fight between donald trump and joe biden. biden has been in cartwright. trump the same for bognet. an area where that part of the pennsylvania, northeast, republicans have been doing better and better each election cycle. >> used to be joe biden country and big casey country, father and son. >> see what happens in november. >> pennsylvania. mark murray, thank you so much. >>> court date. the trial beginning today for the founder of the oath keepers and others from the january 6 riot. we will bring you the latest from the courthouse. you are watching "andrea mitchell reports" on msnbc. andwh roster ever assembled. next is the new great garlic. the tender rotisserie style chicken is sublime and the roasted garlic aioli adds a lovely pecan flavor. man, the second retirement really changed you. the new subway series. what's your pick? i have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. now, there's skyrizi. with skyrizi 3 out of 4 people achieved 90% clearer skin at 4 months, after just 2 doses

pennsylvania and he says could you give me your insights into pennsylvania's eigthth district matt cartwright is a democrat running in a trump district. nancy, what are your thoughts on that? guest:: i'm actually doing a lot of pennsylvania right now. i will say that it has been really interesting to see how well things are going at the top of the ticket. there is a lot of hope, perhaps, for some down ballot democrats. we have talked so much about inflation, and there's also some really important local issues in pennsylvania. in pennsylvania, there's a lot of people concerned about protecting public k-12 education funding, for example the -- these are the things we usually don't talk about when we talk about the issues, when we are talking about these state legislative races. public education, protecting abortion rights. and that is not necessarily always going to be benefiting republicans like you might think. they also want gun safety to be part of that. violence as well, that is part of crime. host: biden, is a democratic incumbent with a slightly trumpedy district. do you think there coul

pennsylvania and he says could you give me your insights into pennsylvania's eigthth district matt cartwright is a democrat running in a trump district. nancy, what are your thoughts on that? guest:: i'm actually doing a lot of pennsylvania right now. i will say that it has been really interesting to see how well things are going at the top of the ticket. there is a lot of hope, perhaps, for some down ballot democrats. we have talked so much about inflation, and there's also some really important local issues in pennsylvania. in pennsylvania, there's a lot of people concerned about protecting public k-12 education funding, for example the -- these are the things we usually don't talk about when we talk about the issues, when we are talking about these state legislative races. public education, protecting abortion rights. and that is not necessarily always going to be benefiting republicans like you might think. they also want gun safety to be part of that. violence as well, that is part of crime. host: biden, is a democratic incumbent with a slightly trumpedy district. do you think there coul

tlaib: i rise today in support of h.r. 6364, introduced by thinkmy colleague, representative matt cartwright. this will amend the delaware water gap national recreation area improvement act to extend the use of highway 209 within the recreation area until 2026. in 1981, the section of highway 209 that runs through the recreation area was transferred from the state to the national park service. in 1983, congress enacted a provision of law that closed that section of highway 209 to commercial traffic with an important exception for vehicles serving businesses located in or adjacent to the area. since then, the united states congress has extended the exemption multiple times but the late -- with the latest exemption set to expire september 30 of this year. without this exemption, mr. speaker, commercial vehicles have limited acceptable alternatives. commercial traffic would have to travel a minimum of 10 extra miles to avoid the recreation area. this permitted access contributes to economic ability and the quality of life of the park's adjacent communities. i would like to thank my colleague, r

i am thinking of someone like matt car right -- cartwright. who was on stage with president biden on thursday in wilkes-barre. guest: he would rather not talk so much about threats to democracy and talk about the infrastructure bill is helping jobs in scranton, pennsylvania. host: it is a race by race thing in terms of candidates. let's talk about the senate. a couple of races i want to highlight. the key ones for, you may be looking at. arizona, mark kelly versus blake masters. pennsylvania, john federman versus mehmet oz. georgia, rafael warnock, incumbent against herschel walker. nevada's catherine cortez masto against warsaw. senator ron johnson, republican against mandela barnes. any of those you want to talk about? guest: in a 50-50 senate, every race matters. i think what has been interesting is the field of gop candidates right now running against democrats, particularly in arizona and pennsylvania where there has been a lot of -- on the republican side about candidate quality. blake masters has been outraised by mark kelly by about 14