i love pennsylvania. as i said earlier, i am your best chance at ever getting anyone in office who will actually work for you, fight for you, listen to you. listen, we have the better value than the republican party. we have the best story to tell. we have just got to stop kicking people who suck at telling it. thank you so much for your time. >> i like to think the candidates for their participation in the organizing sponsor tonight's event, spotlight pa periods in partnership spotlight pa the philadelphia inquirer, pen live, wi tf, pc at and of course dickinson college. candidates, thank you very much. [applause] just a reminder that pennsylvania primary is on may 17. thank you for joining us tonight and have a good night. >> c-span brings you an unfiltered view of government. our newsletter word for word recaps the day free from the halls of congress, the daily press briefings to remarks and the president, scan the qr code at the right bottom to sign up for this e-mail and stay up-to-date on everything

and the pennsylvania women's forum. before we get to the rules of the debate and introduce thehe candidates i want to introduce you to the president of dickinson college student senate. [applause] good evening and welcome to dickinson college including is watching on and as president's student senate hit is my privilege to welcome you to this debate among the republican candidates for the u.s. senate, and hear dickinson's most ideals which we are found in nearly 240 years ago, essential to the health of a democracy, this is why dickinson is happy to host this important debate, it is our hope that this debate will encourage the kind of interest among the owners they will offer both engagement and the upcoming may primary election, adams all of the candidates good luck. [applause] [applause] >> now i like to introduce you to christopher baxter, the executive director of energy and chief spotlight p-letter hi, organization spotlight, chris. >> good evening, i'm christopher baxter the executive director editor and chief and

i love pennsylvania. and as i said earlier i am your best chance at ever did anyone in office whonc will actually wk for you, fight for you, listen to you. listen, we have the better value than the republican party. with theub best story to tell. we just have to stop picking people whoo suck at telling it. thank you so much for your time. >> i would like to think the candidates for the participation and the organizing spot just an accident, spotlight p.a. in partnership with sponsorship ton nightspot lot p8 "the philadelphia inquirer," penn live, witf and, of course, dickinson college. candidates, thank you very much. [applause] just a reminder that pennsylvania primary is on may 17. thank you for joining us tonight, and have a good night. >> live sunday on "in depth" author and foxbusiness host larry kudlow will be our guest to talk about wall street, the u.s. economy and taxes. he served as director of the economic council under president companies off of several books including insanity once more,, the

i love pennsylvania.s i said earlier, i am your best chance at ever getting anyone in office who will actually work for you, fight for you, listen to you. listen, we have the better value than the republican party. we have the best story to tell. we have just got to stop kicking people who suck at telling it. thank you so much for your time. >> i like to think the candidates for their participation in the organizing sponsor tonight's event, spotlight pa periods in partnership spotlight pa the philadelphia inquirer, pen live, wi tf, pc at and of course dickinson college. candidates, thank you very much. [applause] just a reminder that pennsylvania primary is on may 17. thank you for joining us tonight and have a good

the gentleman from pennsylvania. mr. mr. reschenthaler:: thank you. i -- mr. mr. reschenthaler: thank you. i yield to the gentleman from pennsylvania for the purpose of a u.c. request. >> i ask unanimous consent to call up h.r. 471, the pause act, to protect the americans -- the americans from biden's border crisis. the speaker pro tempore: the chair understands that the gentleman from maryland has not yielded for that purpose. therefore, the unanimous consent cannot -- request cannot be entertained. the gentleman from pennsylvania is recognized. mr. mr. reschenthaler: thank you, madam speaker. i yield to the gentleman from florida for the purpose of a u.c. request. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. >> madam speaker, i ask unanimous consent to call up h.r. 471, the pause act, to protect all americans from biden's border crisis. the speaker pro tempore: the chair understands that the gentleman from maryland has not yielded for that purpose. therefore, the unanimous consent request cannot be entertained

a special thank you to arson partners, pennsylvania news and media association and the pennsylvania news forum. before we get to the rules and introduce the candidates tonight, i would like to introduce you to the president of dickinson college student senate. [applause] >> good evening and welcome to dickinson college, including those watching. as president of dickens, it is my privilege to welcome you to the debate among democratic candidates for u.s. senate. here dickinson we hold fast the ideas which regarded nearly 240 years ago. it is essential to the health of a democracy. that is why dickinson is happy to host of this important debate. it is our hope that this debate will encourage the kind of interest among voters that will allow for both engagement and turnout in the upcoming may primary election. i wish all the candidates good luck. >> now i would like to introduce the executive director and editor and chief of spotlight pa, our organizing sponsor. [applause] >> good evening. i am the executive director and editor in chief of spotlight pa. welcome to our second pennsylvania sp

for my friend from pennsylvania.irst off, if there is concern about the humanitarian crisis in the southern border, the best thing you can do is try to bring order on that southern border. the trek these individuals have to take is dangerous. women and children are often exploited. coyotes are making literally millions of dollars. oftentimes when illegal immigrants come to the united states, they are put in endentured servant status to the drug cartels and coyotes. the perverse thing about arguing you care about people is if you do care about humanitarian crisis, you would share the republican viewpoint of law and order. secondly, to the fact we need to act quickly on the bill regarding ukraine. my colleagues across the aisle could have passed this bill on tuesday. the fact we are here wasting time on a bill that could have passed by suspension just shows the lack of seriousness on the other issues facing the american people. to act quickly my colleague should have been advocating this bill be run on tuesday on suspe

we are running a true campaign all across pennsylvania in every one of pennsylvania's 67 counties. >> thank you, good evening. i'm really excited to be here. i think most pennsylvanians will agree with me that the senate is broken. it turns out if you want to change the senate, you have to change the senators. and ins this moment we need more than just another politician asking for your vote. we need somebody understand your life. i grew up in a working poor family in north philadelphia. my dad was a social worker, my mom was a home healthcare eight. they separated when i was pretty junk and so what that meant for me as i live in six different places by the time i graduated high school. i got my job at the age of 12 washing dishes atth this little soul food restaurant and i watched myy mom worked 12, 16 hours a day, come home after folks she served got their medicine on time only to have to ration her insulin. if we're going to win this race we are going to need a candidate who can go anywhere and everywhere and speak with a level of urgency and offenses he broken and i look for to be

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we must not allow that to happen forif pennsylvania. we must lift pennsylvania and makeni sure we clean up our stae and bring back jobs, improve education that pennsylvanians go up in the quality of life, not down. you can never -- we can't allow any politician to do with joe mansion did west virginia. >> on this question it's a little different. i'm going to ask for you to raiseds your hands in a way he kind of yes no question. but for demography-related questions -- sorry, the moderator screws up. raise your hand if you support and then we will discuss afterwards. raise your hand if you support abolishing the electoral college. and we will go back. eliminating any senate filibuster. expanding the number of justices on the u.s. supreme court. making the district of columbia and puerto rico u.s. states. let's go back to where there was some disagreement. abolishing the electoral college. representative, why do you want to abolish the electoral college? >> for folks who care about abolishing yet again you have one option on the stage. th

but i slighted the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. keller, and so i invite him now, i yield to him to talk more about all these crises that we're facing. mr. keller: i thank the gentleman from louisiana, the vice chair of our conference. and, mr. speaker, as a member of the congressional western caucus, we were hosted by congressman pfluger and arrington recently in west texas. we went there to explore, as they say it, food, fiber and fuel. i'll talk a little bit about the fuel part of that trip. and how west texas is poised to really contribute to america's energy dominance. just like northeastern pennsylvania, west texas' energy is world class. we toured oil and gas drilling sites on the basin and heard from producers about some of the cutting-edge solutions they're implementing to reduce carbon emissions and get american energy to market more cleanly and efficiently. from midland, texas, to montrose, pennsylvania, and much of the land in between, america's blessed with an abundance of natural resources. american energy, oil and nat

and i yield back. >> gentlewoman from pennsylvania reserves. gentleman from illinois is recognized. >> gentleman from illinois is reserved. gentlewoman from pennsylvania is recognized. >> at this time, i would yield two minutes to the gentlewoman from michigan. >> gentlewoman for michigan is recognized. >> mr. speaker, i rise in support of this legislation in honor of our u.s. supreme court justices ginsberg and o'connor with statues in our u.s. capitol. i am so proud to hear my cochair, frankel, talk about the importance of our history being recognized in these hallowed halls. both justices o'connor and ginsberg did exactly that. they showed what is meant to blaze trails and to break the glass ceiling. and the first and second woman to serve on the supreme court, the highest court. their story is an american story and it is one that our country should be proud of. and it is not what you say, it is what you do. and today, we are taking action. though their long careers were paved -- they paved the way for countless women in the judiciary system

the gentleman from pennsylvania virginia tech. mr. meuser: i'm pleased to yield three minutes to the gentlelady from california, mrs. kim. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized. mrs. kim: thank you, mr. speaker. thank you, representative meuser, for yielding. i want to thank you and representative connolly, chairman and ranking member mccaul for their leadership on this important issue. i rise in strong support of this bipartisan, bicameral effort to help restore taiwan's observer status at the world health organization and world health assembly. i'm proud to have introduced the house version of this bill which has nearly 130 bipartisan co-sponsors. time and time again taiwan has proven to be a trusted ally of the united states and to be a world leader in the global health security. from 2009 to 2017 taiwan had observer status in the w.h.o. and w.h.a., but it was revoked due to pressure from the chinese government. this bill would direct the discriminate -- secretary of state to implement a strategy to restore taiwan's

not on pennsylvania avenue in terms of success. ultimately, what we need to do is make sure that we put the power back into the hands of men and women on main street and let them do what they do best because i can tell you, joe biden's economy is one that will not last. >> todd: even some democrats at the white house they'll response to the inflation spike. senator joe manchin putting out a statement saying "when will this all end?" this inflation is a new phenomenon. the federal reserve failed to act fast enough. instead of acting boldly come elected leaders continue to respond with half measures and rhetorical failures searching for where to lay the blame. texas isn't the only state where illegal migrants are being secretly dropped off. florida governor ron desantis said his state is being overwhelmed and is doing something about it. >> carley: brooke singman has the details with multiple governors with the biden policies, broke. >> hey, good morning, guys. governor ron desantis with pushing illegal migrants out of florida with $

for my friend from pennsylvania., if there is concern about the humanitarian crisis in the southern border, the best thing you can do is try to bring order on that southern border. the trek these individuals have to take is dangerous. women and children are often exploited. coyotes are making literally millions of dollars. oftentimes when illegal immigrants come to the united states, they are put in endentured servant status to the drug cartels and coyotes. the perverse thing about arguing you care about people is if you do care about humanitarian crisis, you would share the republican viewpoint of law and order. secondly, to the fact we need to act quickly on the bill regarding ukraine. my colleagues across the aisle could have passed this bill on tuesday. the fact we are here wasting time on a bill that could have passed by suspension just shows the lack of seriousness on the other issues facing the american people. to act quickly my colleague should have been advocating this bill be run on tuesday on suspension. h

we'll talk about here in west in western pennsylvania. turn out to be the largest one so but 250 houses in the community. four of those subsistence homestead communities were aimed at helping out of work minors. so this is we know of big big coal mining region and so one one of the was to allow. stranded industrial workers people who are doing mining not farming out away from the cities to stay in this in the hinterland because the only places at this point that we're really helping providing unemployment relief and food where the cities so you would go to the city the city would try and feed folks who are unemployed within the city who are struggling we didn't have a national program yet. we didn't have statewide programs. but but you don't want everybody coming in from the rural areas into the city because it would overwhelm the system and the systems were already overwhelmed. so this was a really bad situation. so if we could develop these communities these satellite communities out in the rural areas. that would keep the coal miners i

part o we noted pennsylvania were the republican candidates running for u.s.senate, take part in a debate, this is like coverage on "c-span2". >> pennsylvania cable map, the event is hosted by dickinson college, is being held here at the auditorium, and a special thank you tonight, for her other sparring partners, pennsylvania news media association, the pennsylvania women's forum, now before we get to the roles of the debate and introduce the candidates, i want to introduce you to the

here's a typical western, pennsylvania coal mining. family how many children? six kids and then two parents. so remember these will look at the floor plan in a little bit, but these would be two bedroom houses living room kitchen and two bedrooms above so there'd be a lot of people together in a bedroom be a little bit crowded. quality of the inside of the house or the furniture sydney you're shaking your head. what do you mean? like the best quality that you get so it looks older or order run down maybe some chipping paint along the the bed, okay. i'm sorry. standard issue three it does look like it could be. all right. the walls you can see that there are some holes in the walls. they have the knee-high under so you can see the calendar. oh and i my pointer. oh, there it is. the high is a soda company, so they would have a calendar you could hang up and you could use that as to patch a hole in the wall if you can hang it. calendar in front all right, eleanor roosevelt was the wife of franklin delano roosevelt, and she was really powerfully invested in this in

it goes right through pennsylvania. i'm hopeful that the people of pennsylvania will recognize that the -- we are unifying our communities and helping the communities. some of the places like a high, and also in pennsylvania. the republicans on the other side are focused on dividing. us they're focused on destroying any sort of commonality that we have with one another. it's a shame especially at a time when we really need to be unified and coming what together, once issues are again. resonating mostly pennsylvania voters? and you think the democratic party is doing enough to demonstrate to communicate that message? especially when we're talking about the economy, inflation and a lot of stuff to be concerned about. >> so what i would say is that in our community, which is a very purple part of pennsylvania, it's roughly equal democrats, republicans and quite a large chunk of independence, we are all, to a person, tired. we are exhausted, we've gone on to quite a lot over the last four or five years, and more recently ov

oz only recently moved to pennsylvania bother you a lot a little or not at all?ublican electorate and 48%, 48% said not at all. by the way, interesting to me, only 1% said i don't know. what do you make of that? >> well, i think that's getting at something that is really changing in our politics. once upon a time the people you wanted to represent you are people who knew your area, knew your state, knew how to pronounce the names of small towns and that sort of thing. now politics is so nationalized that voters really first and foremost particularly party primaries mainly care about somebody that they think will win the election and stick it to the other side. so, if you're a republican voter in pennsylvania and you think the way to go is with celebrity talk show host, then the fact that oz just moved in from new jersey and may spend a lot of time in new jersey isn't going to both you all that much. >> let me ask you this. you make me think of one of my favorite jokes from seinfeld. i'll play it and try to draw the connection. roll it. >> loyalty to any one sport

lamb of pennsylvania. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to house resolution 1017, the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. lamb, and a member opposed, each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from pennsylvania. mr. lamb: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. lamb: mr. speaker, before i came to congress i was a federal prosecutor in my hometown of pittsburgh. the biggest law enforcement challenges that we had then and still have today are opioids and gun violence. marijuana just didn't register in terms of the risk that it posed to people on a day-to-day basis compared to those two things. yet because of the way the federal criminal laws are written and the way cannabis is placed in schedule 1, it is very easy for a marijuana offense to actually get someone a worse sentence than an opioid offense like overperfect scriebz be oxycontin nen or selling fennal. or firearm offense. possession or shooting a

evans of pennsylvania, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr.vans will vote yea on h.r. 4476. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. gonzalez of ohio, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. gonzalez of ohio will vote aye on h.r. 4476. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by ms. schakowsky of illinois, i inform the house that she will vote yes on h.r. 4476. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from missouri seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. mchenry of north carolina and mrs. walorski of indiana, i inform the house that that mr. mchenry and mrs. walorski will vote aye on h.r. 4476. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from virginia seek recognition? >> as the member designated by ms. porter, i inform the house that ms. porter will vote yes on

i mcewing way across pennsylvania and its resonating.l him a hollywood libera and he calls you a pro china hedge fund or pretending to be temper, that's what he says about you. china, are you for trump's tariffs are you going to get in the senate and be one of the establishment crowd guys coming he says oh we have to lift the tariffs on china are you going to stay with terms are. >> you and i have discussed thi in the past, i think we need a very strong set of policies against china. i have laid those policies outcome and that's why mike pompeo and ted cruz, and a number of other strong conservatives have endorsed me. i would be as strong voice on china because i'm someone who served in the military for a decade someone who has gone toe to toe with or someone who has done global business and like president trump i will bring those expenses to the table. i think china poses an exponential risk where we need strong leadership read. >> so you will use the leverage of as presidents. >> and you will support them. >> absolutely. i think that p

the congressman from pennsylvania. and today fred keller also endorsed me.d more conservative icons coming into the lane. i am about life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. life starts at conception. protect those beautiful little babies. i'm a heart surgeon. i have touched hearts when they are the size of a thimble. magically pushing blood. i know what life is. you have to take those babies and nurture them in school them. we are using our kids as shields. not being thoughtful and honest. talking to kids when they are 5 years old or 6 years old about gender issues. we are not taking them through an education that puts him in jobs or fulfilling. we are not giving their adult parents health care that's affordable. and we need to protect people walking down city streets and from the border so that's like. liberty is about the first amendment which you and i practice. your popularity dwarfs mine. you will be the longest ever in two weeks. the second amendment is at protecting the first amendment and the other amendments and liberty is about having fewer re

>> tonight, watch a debate among democratic candidates running for senate in pennsylvania. live coverage in carlisle, pennsylvania at 7:00 eastern on c-span, online at c-span.org, or watch on c-span now, our free video app. >> french president emmanuel macron was reelected yesterday, winning 50% of the vote. president macron's victory speech is about 10 minutes. president macron: thank you. [applause] thank you dear friends. fellow citizens, here tonight in paris and everyone and everywhere in france and our territories and abroad. for anything else, let me say thank you. [applause] after five years, of difficult but happy transformation and exceptional challenges, this day the 24th of april 2022, the majority amongst us chose to trust me to pilot the republic for the next five years. [applause] president macron: i want to thank all of the activists, all of the workers, all of the people along with us for the ride along with the elected officials who supported me and who made this election possible. i know that you have given so much of your energy, your effort to this ende

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here in pennsylvania, donald trump won the last election by less than 1%.and he's slumping in the polls. our first stop is wrightsville on the banks of the susquehanna river. ♪♪♪ david: wrightsville is steeped in revolutionary history. jim switzenberg: i'll have your salsas for the tacos, side of green and a side of red. we just got another 730 to go, so just treat that like an order fire. david: it's independence day, and restauranteur jim switzenberg is getting ready to celebrate. jim: honestly, i'm particularly happy with tonight in the fact that we're one of the municipalities in the east coast that's doing fireworks, and, quite frankly, it's a celebration of american freedom. david: tonight nearly didn't happen. governor tom wolf shut the state down hard and early when coronavirus arrived. tom wolf: the spread of covid-19 is increasing at an exponential pace. we cannot allow this virus to overwhelm our hospitals. david: it became a politically charged issue. male: gimme liberty, or gimme death. david: of saving lives or saving the economy. male: does n

the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from pennsylvania, ms. wild, for five minutes. ms. wild: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for five minutes, revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. ms. wild: i rise today not just as the representative for pennsylvania's seventh district, but also as the representative of one of the largest ukrainian american communities in our entire country. today my constituents are gutted, these horrific images are seared into their hearts and minds forever. when they see these images, they are thinking of their sons and daughters, brothers and sisters, mothers and fathers, aunts, uncles who have gone from living peaceful lives to being martyrs in an unprovoked war of choice that had no reason for it occurring when we see these images, we need to think of an average suburban neighborhood here in the united states and try to imagine what it would be like to have our homes, our families, our neighbors destroyed without prove gaition, without any cause what -- provocation, with

in pennsylvania, in fact, fight to end slavery in alabama.vania on its own merits move to emancipate and eliminate slavery, yes, it date. how can you evade the fact that pennsylvania has more guilt over time than alabama and yet the oddity of that would jar many people. then you had a question of, well, if you can't easily settle who is going to, what entity is going to pay reparations, does it come down to individuals? what about the descendants of slave owners, should they pay reparations? well, one of the difficulties is that many slave owners, many descendants of slave owners are not in the same economic position. to whom do you pay reparations? obviously, you think the answer should be the descendants of slaves? yeah, well, that will eliminate, for instance, some important segments of black america today who are not descendants of slaves i think someone like colin powell, powell was not descendant of slaves. how do we deal with large numbers of black people who would be excluded from a reparation's settlement. is that fair? that would le

and the pennsylvania senate on the republican side or both sides. don't think democrats are going to get their best candidate in pennsylvania. i think lieutenant governor federman is more likely to win the nomination. i am not sure he would be the strongest candidate. the ohio republican primary. it is like a dumpster fire. who knows what will come out of it? north carolina, i think the weaker republican will probably win the republican primary in north carolina. but i think given this environment, even the weaker republican is more likely to win the general election. host: let's look specifically at ohio. i want to show an add from j.d. vance. here is his add touting his endorsement from former president trump. [video clip] >> donald trump has officially endorsed j.d. vance. he will continue trump's fight to protect our borders and stop joe biden. president trump's endorsed america first conservative. >> trump fought back and so have i. now, i will take our fight to the u.s. senate. host: he had a rally with president trump last night. did that tip

pennsylvania, ohio. one income is, ron johnson in wisconsin. and there are circumstances that misery could get interesting,something like that . >> are there any particular places in races in the house you're following closer than others? >> not really. it's the small, the thing is the universe of competitive house races is getting vesmaller and smaller . so it will probably be fewer than 2000 and the entire senate and there have been times the 50, 60, 7080 but i'd say any democrat that one by more if you one by five or six, seven points or less your insole or if by anyone your districtby less than 10 points let's say you want to be paying close attention . >> that's a perfect segue to talking about president by. we've seen the presidents job approval rating, they seem to be getting lower every week. how does that affect the upcomingmidterm election should we be attention to these numbers as far out from an election ? >> actually donald trump is the only president that actually gained in approval rating from this point to the november midterm e

because there's no incouple bebt running, pennsylvania is the most relevant state.h parties are a knockdown primary fights over what kind of candidate and what kind of political party they want to be. we have seen both of these fights play out up close. in fact, we saw both last night as both the parties held thinker primary debates. the democratic side and the front runner on that side remain under fire from all sides, especially over a 2013 incident when fedorman, a mayor of his hometown, confronted an unarmed black man after he heard gunshots. he still has a huge advantage in fundraising and in the polls. on the republican side, we heard a lot of what we're hearing around the country. heapings of praise for the former president, plus candidates spreading nonsense about the 2020 election essentially candidates lying to the voters. in hopes of currying favor with the party's trump loyalist base. take a listen to the two top candidates in the republican primary race. david mccormick and media personality dr. oz.. >> we have a tragedy here that most republican voters

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he actually argued like new york and pennsylvania.se positions do not hold well with the primary voters of pennsylvania. that's why i think you see, him legging in the polls and he see me leading in the polls. because people see me as someone who is battle-tested and served as a combat vet who has created jobs in pennsylvania. and also someone who is a seventh generation pennsylvanian who is live to her and built a life here and had his family farm here. more than anything else, they recognize that there is no on-the-job training. we need someone who steps in and can make a difference. if you want to note on-the-job training looks like, look at kamala harris. that's what we see. we need a senator who can start they want to make a difference. i think that's why i'm getting momentum in the polls. why have had great endorsements from everybody from ted cruz to mike pompeo to mike huckabee to sarah huckabee to brandon johns or rick santorum last night. that's why i'm confident i'm going to win. >> bill: the primary is about a month away p

you have three shot in lebanon, pennsylvania, last night.ighting for his life. there have been 103 shot in the line of duty this year. if these people can attack these resources, what will they do with citizens, right? there is no accountability for these criminals. the democrats are getting nervous because midterm elections are coming and people are tired of this. >> todd: angel let's say in your city new york city and here in our city, children have become victims here in record numbers. take a look at these numbers. 26 times so far this year in the big apple. that is nearly double this time last year, it was 13 his time last year. and of course ashley reporting a 12-year-old boy shot and killed in brooklyn. if new york city doesn't protect its most vulnerable, what hope do the rest of us have? >> exactly my point. these criminals don't care. they are shooting police officers and they are shooting children on virtual signaling policies and the united states, you don't see him having a news conference. stop this violence against children an

host: let's hear from kathy in pennsylvania. caller: thank you for having me. i wanted to ask, where is he getting his statistics about chronic pain patients? i am a chronic pain patient and i am not addicted. there are a lot of people like me that are able to function with the pain medication. now it is being taken away. i would like to know where you are getting your facts about everybody who takes pain medication becomes edict -- addicted because it is not true. thank you. guest: that is correct. there are chronic pain patients who benefit from long-term treatment. that is that said, there are those who become exposed come who should never be exposed. a 19-year-old who gets a wisdom tooth extraction should not be subscribed -- prescribed opioids. the cdc has recognized this as a very tricky group of patients because they are people -- you need to be cautious about tapering down, if they choose to taper down. there are other people who should not be exposed to opioids. this is a big part of the problem is because we overdid it by over treating. host: what is

he is very popular in pennsylvania.ll the positions he's taken all the ones he really believes and he has had this transformation as he is but, senate candidate. that case i have to make is listen, those experiences that i have had as a veteran, as a business leader, and someone who has grown up and been very connected to my family farm that i can take those experiences and really convert them to change in washington. everyone i talk to want someone who's going to fight for america first agenda for energy dominance for pro-growth economic policies and the regulation. and for a secure border. those are the three issues i hear over and over again. i'm making my case everywhere i go that we need to return to the america first agenda that president trump and in place. i have a lot of confidence that he was taken in the country in the right direction in terms of taking those policies and i'm the guy who's going to go to washington to make a difference. winning this race is on the objective. winning this race and making big c

nbc's dasha burns is in harrisburg, pennsylvania covering all of it for us. tonight's democratic debate. does john fetterman walk in with a big target on his back? >> reporter: yeah, garrett, it's going to be a big night for the democrats here in pennsylvania tonight. john fetterman the front-runner is going to be face to face with his rivals, connor lamb and malcolm kenyatta for the first time. the lamb campaign has been turning up the heat on the air waves. you mentioned an ad that was taken down. that was an attack ad from a lamb super pac calling john fetterman a self-described democratic socialist. that was false. fetterman has not described himself that way. the ad was taken down. but big picture the lamb campaign trying to paint fetterman as more extreme, as too progressive. all of this really laying bare, garrett, the divisions within the democratic party right now both at the state level and echoes at the national level here as well. so we're going to see some of that tension that we've seen on the airwaves play out on that stage tonight, garrett. >>