she is running to replace mike doyle against mike doyle. >> congressman mike doyle, he forced a democratretiring at the end of his term, but mike doyle the republican is on the ballot in the 12th congressional district. she found out how it is causing confusion among voters. >> do you know the difference between mike doyle and mike doyle? >> no, if they're mid neighbors maybe. >> that's right, mike doyle is on the ballot, but it's a different one, a republican mike doyle. this is causing so much confusion that the retiring democrat that held the seat, recently held a press conference to try to help clear things up. >> my name is on the ballot, but it's not me. i want everyone to know that. there is a gentleman with the same name is me that is running in a new 12th district which is part of the old 18th district. that is about the only thing that we share in common. we're not related, we come from different parties, and we have different ideas on how the government should be run. >> democrats are definitely concerned about the double month mike doyles hurting their chances of victory. ear

same mike doyle, it's a different guy.you can take out sean patrick maloney, your counterpart at the dccc, that would be a big symbolic victory for us. >> this is about making sure you offer candidates fit the people they are seeking to represent. and sean patrick maloney ran away from 18, you had colin on earlier, he went to new york 17. >> john: the first dccc incumbent to lose since 1980. >> he had a seat he went to, he moved to he has never represented 70% of the seat. more importantly, sean patrick maloney ran on cashless bail. this insane policy that literally arrest someone at 9:00 at night for committing a criminal assault on another law abiding citizen and they are back on the street in hours committing more assaults. >> gillian: that's picking up around the country. >> no, it's real. and mike lawler is a great candidate who knows the district, represented the people in the new york assembly. he's the right candidate with the right message and sean patrick, he's got the wrong message and not the right fit for the

congressmember mike doyle. he has denied he's seeking to deceive voters into voting for him based on name recognition, though his campaign literature makes few references to his party affiliation. he faces democratic nominee summer lee, a pennsylvania state representative who has the backing of the democratic socialists of america. and progressives, including senator bernie sanders and congressmember alexandria ocasio-cortez. in arizona, please are investigating a burglary of katie hobbs. no suspects have been identified but her campaign has released images from surveillance video showing an unauthorized person entering the building overnight on monday. hobbs currently serves as arizona secretary of state stuff as of monday, she had reported a voter intimidation complaints your ballot drop boxes to police, including armed people wearing masks and tactical gear. hobbs has reportedly received hundreds of death threats and threats of violence over the course of her campaign. tune into democracy now! november 8 for

>> the democrat mike doyle, a race not on anyone's radar. >> dana: republican's name is also mike doyle, right? >> i think so, yeah. a hard to figure out. >> dana: the nrcc has been saying it's a possibility for a while and now maybe becoming a reality. based on your experience and the cycles where you worked as a national republican communications -- the head of the com team, i woke up this morning and we read all the news. it is bad for democrats. you are reading this going wow, they're basically throwing in the towel already. what could republicans do to screw it up in the next few days if anything. if the republicans win as much as they look like they are going to, will the democrats do anything to try to retool their party? >> first of all, republicans need to run through the tape. nothing is final yet. we need to make sure, vote on election day. we can't take anything for granted. what you see in the week or two after the election losing party, democrats this time. do soul searching and take office again in january and forget everything. i'm not really putting much stock into the

joining me now is mike doyle and rich fitzgerald, allegheny county executive. this area, you know the candidates. we come to you first. congressman doyle? >> people here know john fetterman. this is a guy that chose the life of service. he had master's degrees from connecticut, from harvard, could have been in his father's insurance business but he decided to help people. that's what he's done basically his whole career. people know the work he's done here and people support him. >> let me ask you, rich fitzgerald, you're the -- you're the county executive here for the democrats. i want to play a little bit of sound from the debate last night. >> there is that 2018 interview that you said, quote, i don't support fracking at all. how do you square the two? >> i do support fracking and i don't -- i don't -- i support fracking and i stand and i do support fracking. >> so fracking is a big issue in pennsylvania. it's a huge industry here and both candidates flipped on their support for fracking. it wasn't clear that that came out in the way that the debate was hand

the republican nominee is name mike doyle and the outgoing democrat named mike doyle and there has beenche for them. >> bret: winner or loser? >> florida governor ron desantis showing confidence not just conservatism but confidence in the hurricane. bipartisan moment shaking president biden's hand he is up by significant amounts in that governor's race a good, good week for him. the loser new york university where the "new york times" reported this week that they fired up a popular chemicals professor because he was a little too tough. not giving everyone a's and the university seems to be putting mediocrity ahead of merit. >> all right. panel, have a great weekend, thanks. >> bret: you know what that means. it's friday. yes, it's friday. time for "notable quotables." >> i think he has done a good job. >> thanks to president biden thanks for all your support. >> no one [bleep] with a biden. >> huge issue and bad policies out of the biden white house have driven to us 40 year high in inflation and people are seeing it every day. >> spending so much on gas now. gas prices are crazy. >> la

the race for democratic congressman mike doyle.nd in the new york governor's race, something that could be 30 points or would ordinarily be a 30-point race is now no longer a safe race as she's running against lee zeldin. how much do you think could stick between now and election day? >> we do only have two weeks left. if something's going to happen, it has to happen quickly. look, i don't think, erin, that this is going to be a republican tidalwave. but i do think there's a republican tide that is pulling the election in the gop's direction. i think that almost assures that republicans will take over the house quite possibly by a healthy margin. the senate is still on the edge of the knife, but there are lately more positive signs for republicans than for democrats. not so many that they absolutely positively will win the senate. but something's got to change if democrats are to retain at least a 50/50 split. >> right. as words matter so much, and i think your metaphor there is very powerful. a tide is different than a tidal wave.

. >> william doyle with his book, " titan of the senate," on c-span's q and a. >> former secretary of state mike pompeo discusses china's increasing influence and threat to the arctic region. his remarks came after the biden administration announced a new strategy for the arctic, focused on climate resilience and international collaboration. >> it is my pleasure to introduce our keynote speaker. he is a distinguished fellow. 70th secretary of state. a great friend to the jennings people -- chinese people. mr. mike pompeo. prior to historians -- service at the state department as a top diplomat, mr. pompeo served as the director of the central intelligence agency. before that he served four terms in congress. before he started his public service, mr. pompeo was a business leader in manufacturing, aviation and service industries. he graduated first in his class at west point 1986. and served in the u.s. army patrolling the berlin wall. after the cold war was over, he graduated from harvard law school where he was an editor of the harvard law review. he worked as an attorney at williams and connell

. >> william doyle with his book, " titan of the senate," on c-span's q and a. >> former secretary of state mikepeo discusses china's increasing influence and threat to the arctic region. his remarks came after the biden administration announced a new strategy for the arctic, focused on climate resilience and international collaboration.