congressman pat ryan of new york.zing just how quickly politicians change positions when disasters hit their state. republicans in florida voted against major disaster finding, and now they are depending on it after hurricane ian. the democratic congresswoman >> the president talked about that today, and he is spot on. we know a lot about the supply chains in the last few years, and one piece where we have outsourced away our own destiny, and own control, and chips are being made outside of the u.s.. we were held hostage by other countries, and we're not able to assert our own economic independence. and so bringing that, pat going from a situation where when i was a kid, 40% of semiconductors were made here of the in the u.s.. now it is 12%. we have to change, that that's what the chips act does, that is what this announcement today does. the linkage between these economic issues and pressures, and threats to our democracy, these are not separate issues. they are all intertwined. we know, right out of the authoritaria

when pat ryan won the special election for the 19th congressional district in august, that was seen asr how the midterm elections may go. if you put up on the screen the clear politics graph of the generic congressional question here, that was at a time when you see the graphs were very, very close together, and democrats had actually surpassed republicans, but now republicans have pulled back ahead again with a margin of some three points in the real clear politics average, which is as big a margin as they ever had. how do you think that is going to be realized on november 8th? >> absolutely, there's a lot of momentum, we feel very positive, victory for myself, lee zeldin and the ticket. honored to have their vote, and need to change the direction of the country, and we can do it here in the 18th district. >> put up quickly as we close out the political make-up, about 187,000 democrats, 131,000 active republicans, and 128,000 independent voters. you are probably going to have to reach about 80% of those independent voters to win. can you do it? >> absolutely. we have done it in the st

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let's bring in our democratic candidate, congressman pat ryan of new york.now in the race for new york city team district. texas state representative jasmine crockett who is running in texas's 30th congressional district. former congressman max rose who is trying to reclaim his seat right here in new york's 11th district, and oregon state representative andrea salinas, the democratic candidate in oregon six congressional district. it's good to have all four of you with us. this is an unprecedented moment to have all four of you on the show. we're very fortunate to have this wide ranging conversation. congressman, ryan, either to start with you. as a member of the democratic -- under speaker pelosi, i want to get your reaction to the dangerous devices weak and your reaction to the attack. >> thanks for having us. it is heinous and unacceptable, and i think it speaks to help toxic our politics have become that this political violence would even be on the table whatsoever. when i signed up to do public service as an army officer, i knew that my life would be at

joining me now is democratic congressman, pat ryan of new york.the ivm factory this week. congressman, it's good to see you again, thanks for coming back on the show. you just won the and why 19, the new york 19 special election in a major swing district. we talked about it right after your victory, and now you're running for a full term in the 18. because at the redistricting in the state, it's just as competitive, but talk to me how important it was that president biden showed his support ahead of the bitter hymns to upstate new york and your region specifically. >> thank you for having me. it was such an honor to welcome president biden and to talk about the fact that we are delivering. not only are we estimate that standing up to fight for fundamental rights, freedoms, reproductive freedom, but we are delivering real economic relief and economic health, 20 billion dollars in the hudson valley, it's just a mass generational impact. it was a big moment for us. it is shows, again, actions speak louder than words. we are delivering here at every l

i think the better money is probably still on pat ryan in that district.ain is going to be competitive. it's going to be close and could come down to a couple thousand votes here and there. >> how is stefanik in her race? >> the number three republican in the house is probably safe. she in a re-drawn district as well. but that district was re-drawn to bend a little further to the conservative side. i have spoken to elise recently and she feels pretty confident, she has been stumping pretty hard. but in other districts, there is a district near syracuse, the democrats are optimistic about that they may be able to pick up, where a moderate republican is retiring and the democrats have high hopes of maybe flipping that into a democratic hands. >> they have had their eye often that race for a long time. and just quickly in terms of redistricting, is this map now the next map that the democrats will be living with for the next ten years or is there another chance to re-draw it? >> it's been set. until 2030, when we have another census and we go back to the draw

we can push back on election day. >> todd: democrats think pat ryan is the indicator that says we willeep the house. we will see if colin schmitt has anything to say about that. colin schmitt, we appreciate you this morning thank you, sir. currently, over the appearance be to form a police officer walks through miles of floodwaters to save his mom who was left stranded in florida after hurricane ian hit. the hero shares his incredible story live. you don't want to miss it. ♪ ♪ ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a term policy! find out if you're sitting on a goldmine. call coventry direct today at the number on your screen, or visit coventrydirect.com. there's a reason comcast business powers more businesses than any other provider. actually, there's a few... comcast business offers the fastest, reliable network... the protection of security edge... and the most reliable 5

uh anyway, the newest member, pat ryan has proved the pundits wrong and got elected in august pat, it'sreat to be with you pal. it's a hell of a delegation is one of the most competent in the country. it's great to be here at ibm here in poughkeepsie, you know, an iconic american company founded more than 100 years ago and that has more patents than any other u.s. company than any other. and i feel it's going to keep going and the source of american jobs, american innovation, american pride and it's here, it's here at this factory and the factories of other companies across america. where america's future is literally being built because of the groundbreaking chips and science act that i signed into law with the help of the majority leader schumer and members of the congress are here today. chuck stayed the course, stuck with me and we got it done. and folks, by the way, just since we've been elected, we've created 678,000 new manufacturing jobs where and we're just getting started. where is it written that we can't lead manufacturing in the world? i don't know where that's written. tha

pat ryan won the highly watched special election in august that seems to be an indicator of how abortion rights might be sort of a boost for democrats up and down the ballot this fall winning in a tight seat. he joined the president and praised the president for his leadership on the issue. and the president was speaking about a legislative success bipartisan in nature and did single out some republicans and talking about the communist chinese party and lobbied against the chips and science acts and some of my republican friends bout into that and an interesting part of messaging from the president who has not necessarily crossed that bridge with the china factor and did so today on an important issue. >> mike, thank you. >>> coming up here in the show, the stunning testimony in the oath keepers trial today. who a former member says leader stewart rhodes may have been in touch with before the insurrection. and what the defense is trying to do to tear that testimony apart. >>> and on that january 6th news, the house committee announcing its next and possibly last hearing. what to expect a

something voters found out, between pat ryan and marla nardi, the emotions are high off of the dobbsion in the supreme court, as a result you can see the race go to the candidate who put his focus on losing abortion rights in new york and he won that race, they are running against two people because of redistricting. i wonder if things have cooled a bit, and many people's rights have not changed at all, new york or illinois or california or many states across the country and people have an opportunity, like kansas, to vote and people in kansas voted and kept the abortion law, and whether it works or not the issue feels further away than it did in august. stuart: 8% inabortion, it over everything. >> those are things people tend to lean on and that is where the gop put their focus. stuart: the name of the show is the story. it appears at 3 p.m. at 3:00 pm eastern on fox news. martha anchors it and we will watch. see you later. back to the markets, can't escape the markets these days, the markets go south a lot but right now the dow is up 150 and the nasdaq down 5 points. mark tepper i

pat ryan a veteran, democrat, very good candidate up against schmidt a republican veteran, very good see how it goes right here. stay down here and look at new york 17. this is getting a ton of attention now because sean patrick maloney, democrat, is running in a new district. 75% of the voters in that new district are new voters to him and he is considered vulnerable right now. the head of the dccc. the democratic congressional campaign committee. he is in charge. right now we consider mike law lore, republican, to be challenging him for the seat north of new york city along the edge with new jersey and pennsylvania. with that let's move across the room, dana and pick up our conversation and talk to -- >> dana: we'll look geniuses with our timing. political report says the district you just showed is a toss-up now. it had leaned democratic and now maloney is vulnerable and the republican candidate making waves in the traditionally blue state. mike lawlor joins us now. i knew the races were very competitive. i have a friend that works in democratic house races and he believes that th

. >> stop extreme liberal pat ryan. >> for republicans, the focus has been on some extreme democratic policy positions. at the top of their list, defunding the police, which of course became a rallying cry for the progressive left, after a minneapolis police officer murdered george floyd in 2020. the proposal being cities should reduce police funding or close police departments entirely and use that money for other programs in the community such as education or health care, or ending homelessness. defund the police was a slogan embraced by many democratic lawmakers, perhaps none more than those in the squad. >> defunding the police has to happen. we need to defund the police. >> the current infrastructure that exists as policing in our society should not exist anymore. >> yes, i support the defund movement. >> but most democratic officeholders rejected that proposal. all the way up to candidate and now president biden. >> we should all agree, the answer is not to defund the police. it's to fund the police. [applause] fund them! >> reforming the police is one thing, but most of the pub

i'm only kidding, obviously, but i just want you to know that, at arena rate, the newest member, pat ryan, who has proved the pundits wrong and got elected in august. [ applause ] >> pat, it's great to be with you, pal. it's a hell of a delegation. one of the most competent in the country. it's great to be here at ibm here in poughkeepsie. you know, and an iconic american company, founded more than 100 years ago, and that has more patents than any other u.s. company. than any other. and i feel it is going to keep going. and the source of american jobs, american innovation, and american pride. and it's here, it's here at this factory, and factories of other companies across america, where america's future is literally being built. because of the ground-breaking chips and science act that i signed into law with the help of the majority leader schumer and members of the congress that are here today. chuck stayed the course. stuck with me. and we got it done. and folks, by the way, just since we've been elected, we've created 678,000 new manufacturing jobs. [ applause ] >> and just getting st

pat ryan won in new york. a district that we weren't supposed to win.democrat for 50 years, beating sarah palin in that job and then kansas. one of the big issues is whether or not we're going to have freedom. freedom of choice for women to decide on their own health care. so i think -- i think things -- as the american people analyzed and they analyzed also the rationalization of what happened on january 6th when they saw the violence in these hearings. they've seen police killed. they saw over 100 policemen injured by violent insurrectionists at the capitol hill. which the republican national committee called political discourse. i think the american people are going to reject that kind of thinking and that kind of rationalization and they're going to vote to keep the congress democratic. >> yeah, and i know that they -- played cleanup after that statement. house majority leader steny hoyer great to have you on the show. thank you very much. we'll be right back. >> thank you very much. y skin. it's comfortable and lasts a long t time. dove men. goes o

i'd like you to meet congressman pat ryan, down 3 to 7 points.e won in alaska for goodness sake, i said alaska, we have a democratic woman representing alaska. so let's let the voters speak, because when they have spoken it turns out that has taken away 50 years of reproductive freedom, all the privacy rights we used to take for granted. it turns out that they care we're making progress on the problems and we have a plan to bring down the costs to help our seniors, veterans, the other side is working on their own power, they've got a ploy to win back power. we've got a plan to fix your problems. yes, when voters have spoken we've done well. >> i recall in 2010 president obama doing 16 rallies all across the country in the month of october alone, we don't see much of joe biden out on the campaign trail. i know he's announced an event in florida for next week, but why aren't we seeing biden out more, would you like to see him out more? >> well, i saw him in poughkeepsie, which is my district, where we announced $120 billion of private sector invest

then new york's 19th congressionm district which was won by democrat pat ryan. a number of polls released prior to that special election and none, not one, had the democrat ahead. and not a single poll had anticipated the seven-point gender gap. joining me is white house press secretary karine jean-pierre. i have to ask you this. great to see you, as always. i wonder, so president biden came out and made this speech today talking about what the white house's policy and plans would be if democrats regain -- increase their margins in the united states senate and hold the house. but i wonder how the white house is thinking about abortion in this election. is it seen as a motivator? is it seen as something that frightens voters to the polls? and who is he targeting with that message of what the administration would do? >> so, joy, thank you so much for having me. it's always a joy, joy, to be joining you in the evening. but i want to be really careful because of the hatch act. i can't speak to elections. i can't speak to politics from here, especially standing in fr

the president will be joined here by pat ryan. that may be a familiar name. election here in upstate new york in august. he's joining the president today. his grandfather worked at this factory here. a notable decision to the schedule here. and the president, you mentioned some of his other stops today. he's going to be in new york and new jersey raising money for democrats. this is another main concern as they're being outspent on the airwaves, the president doing his part to help load the coffers in the final stage of the race. >>> with control of congress in stake, dave wasserman has a reality check this morning for democrats fighting for control of the house. right now, 211 seats, at least, lean republican. 194 seats at least lean toward democrats and there are 30 toss-ups. so democrats would still need to win 24 to 30 toss-up races, about 80%, to keep their majority. dave wasserman joins me right now. good morning. thanks for being with us. this new poll that shows a boost in biden's approval also shows the top issues for voters are first and foremost in

congressman pat ryan in new york, state representative jasmine crockett of texas, former congressman andrea salinas in oregon on the pressing and important issues facing this nation. the economy, crime, abortion, election threats and the state of our democracy. we will

then on the trail, congressman pat ryan joins us live to discuss his campaign stop with president bidenustice jackson's moment. we finally hear from the new scotus justice on one of the most consequential cases of the new courts to turn. we have that in a whole lot more, i am ayman mohyeldin, let's get started. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>

if you don't believe me, i'd like you to meet congressman pat ryan. >> right on that line, congressmand pbs is immigration. this fiscal year, 2 million border arrests, by far a record in the history of this country. do you agree there's a crisis at the border? if so, what should be done differently by this administration? >> again, we've got a plan to fix the border. we had one for years. we would start with helping dreamers, temporary protected status individuals and farm workers, which is bipartisan, have legal status here in the united states. we would also enforce our asylum laws. we wouldn't put, you know, moms and kids on a plane and send them to martha's vineyard exploiting human beings for some political stunt. we take our laws seriously. people come here legally and claim asylum, they have a right to have that adjudicated before a judge. we'll obey our laws and enforce the border. we don't disagree that we need a border that is under control and where we follow our laws. what we disagree on is exploiting human beings for political gain. >> so what's going on at the border in y

pat ryan, the kansas ballot initiative. without a significant number of independent voters and republican voters. you can't beat a poll that's an actual election. an actual election is the best poll so no reason to believe we can't still go after those voters and talk about the issue as a fundamental freedom, a reproductive freedom. we get a lot more crossover support from republicans and independents who are, you're right, completely, you know -- if you feel disenfranchised by the current extremist maga republican party and are looking for a place to go and so there's an opportunity to build a bigger, broader coalition around the issue of reproductive freedom but also around defending our democracy and making the connection between these issues so i think it's a powerful opportunity to organize outside of just the base. we have to turn out our base. we have the numbers but can cross over and build a broader coalition. >> three of the smartest minds on something so important before voters in these midterms, fatima goss grav

pat ryan was behind 3 to 7 points, something is going on.very confidence that's not changed. in families like mine, if gas prices went up, the food budget went down, we would be eating ravioli on fridays. we have a plan to give you a tax cut for working families. that was the child tax cut. took half the kids in poverty out of poverty when we did it. that's a real plan. of course we brought gas prices down $1.30 a gallon because we released the strategic petroleum reserve. republicans are complaining about that. we have a plan, they have a ploy to win power. it's more than one issue. >> chris matthews, yesterday we had stacey abrams on. we asked about inflation. even though i ran 25, 30 years ago, it was a long time ago, nobody my age or younger has ever had to tackle inflation. i warned about deficits and debt and saying, hey, this is going to lead ultimately to inflation. i never had to tackle it. you were in the carter white house when president carter was absolutely hammered with inflation. here's my question. when inflation is driven by