if pennsylvania republicans steal the pennsylvania presidential election in 2024.he united states itself is what is at stake. the word united will have no meaning if pennsylvania steals the presidential election. pennsylvania will not be reunited with its neighboring state of new york which will deliver at least 2 million more votes for the democratic candidate. republicans in pennsylvania led by the republican candidate, for president, are plotting, not just a crime against pennsylvania voters but a crime against the voters in every other state. republicans who have turned against donald trump, and trump supporting candidates, are generally described as anti trump. sometimes described as never trumpers. that is not with a stand for now. they do not stand simply on opposition to the worst candidate for president and history and the worst president in history, donald trump. they now stand in support of preserving the united states of america. and preserving the united states of america by preserving fair elections. republicans like liz cheney, adam kinzinger, from t

doug mastriano is the republican candidate for pennsylvania governor, the democratic governor for pennsylvaniashapiro. he is currently the attorney general. just shapiro's gonna be our guest in a few minutes. we are gonna get his response to that, and more. but, it's been a busy news day. actually, busy few days. since the last january six hearing, primetime on thursday night, set off a bunch of proverbial bombshells, particularly on the right and republican politics. today, one of the members of the january 6th investigation, elaine maria, posted online some additional footage from depositions and witness statements about president trump's statement to the country on january 7th. which was the day after the attack by trump supporters on the u.s. capitol. now, we've heard a little bit about this so far from the january 6th investigation. we know from testimony, previously revealed by the investigation that part of the reason trump agreed to even make a statement on january 7th, part of the reason he agreed to make a somewhat conciliatory statement about the attack that happened a day after is

maloney, and the gentleman from pennsylvania, each will control -- the gentleman from pennsylvania, mrller, will each control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from new york. mrs. maloney: i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and insert extraneous material on this measure. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mrs. maloney: i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. mrs. maloney: mr. speaker, i rise today in support of h.r. 1095, a bill to honor private first class james anderson jr. james anderson was born on january 22, 1947, after attending los angeles harbor junior college for a year and a half, he decided to enlist in the u.s. marine to serve in vaurm. upon graduation from -- vietnam. upon graduation, he was promoted to private first class and went to camp pendleton, california, where he trained with the second battalion. in december, 1966, private anderson arrived in vietnam where he served as a rifleman. while on patrol, his platoon w

but at home in pennsylvania right now, the fight continues. there are three republican-led counties right now that are still refusing to certify the election results from the pennsylvania primaries more than a month ago. they said they're not going to count some of the votes that they disapprove of. they're not sending in certified vote totals. now, that's happening right now. that's ongoing. and we study the past, we study the recent past, in part because we have a justice interest in accountability for past wrongs. so the people who do bad stuff, don't get away with it and keep doing it, and perceive their impunity as a green light to do worse. that's why we don't let ourselves get distracted just by the latest shiny object. we stay focused on that stuff, big bad stuff, that requires accountability. we also study the more distant past, right, to learn from what previous generations have confronted before us. christian nationalism is not a new idea in the american right. we know exactly where it went very quickly the last time they thought it

he's the attorney general of pennsylvania. he's the democratic t nominee f governorhe in pennsylvania runng against a republican christian nationalist a la gerald l.k. a commit, and don't ask what that means for jewishit people in pennsylvania. i should tell you doug mastriano, that republican candidate, the christian nationalist t guy, he himself w at the u.s. capitol himself on january 6th. he u himself has been subpoenae by the january 1th investigation, but at home in pennsylvania right innow, the fight continues. there are three republican-led counties inin pennsylvania that right now are still refusing to certify the election results from the pennsylvania primaries that happened there more than had a month ago. they just say they are not going to count some of the votes that they disapprove of. they are just not sending in certified vote totals for those votes they wantrt disallowed. now that's happening right now. that's ongoing. and we studied the past, studied the recent past in bart part because we have a justice acc

wild of pennsylvania. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to house resolution 1224, the gentlewoman from pennsylvania, ms. wild, and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the woman from pennsylvania -- the gentlewoman from pennsylvania. ms. wild: thank you, mr. speaker. at its core what this amendment says is simple. after an estimated 30,000 extra judicial killings in the philippines between 2016 and today, after the assassinations, arbitrary arrests, torture, and red tagging of labor organizers and opposition leaders, after former president's calls for assassinating politically engaged bishops, after the philippines has been named year after year by the international trade union confederation as one of the world's 10 most repressive countries for the labor movement and workers, the time is long overdue to begin putting some basic human rights guardrails in place in the united states-philippines relationship. i believe our policy should be built on a clear principle. our cons

there is still tickets splitters in a place like pennsylvania. shapiro. com, that is -- we are going to mobilize the folks who are willing to listen to reason. we are chaired by longtime former republican congressman, jim greenwood, so far, our membership includes gop representatives from the pennsylvania state house, state senate, a former lieutenant governor, a former senate pro tem, cabinet members from the last three republican governors and administrations. so there is significant republicans. who are trusted voices, and we think if we bring those trusted voices to the true swing voters in the state, that we can convince those folks to do what i think they already know. which is that they can't vote for doug mastriano. >> all right, craig snyder, our thanks to you, i have to agree with lawrence and, you i think the pennsylvania race, the governors race, is gonna be one of the most important in the country, not in this election cycle, but in the modern era. so much is at stake, a lot of people are gonna be watching what happens in pennsylvani

kelly, both of pennsylvania, i inform the house that mr. kelly and mr. thompson will be voting yes on h.r. 5271. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from new hampshire rise? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by ms. pingree, mr. pappas, ms. meng, and ms. leger fernandez, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h.r. 5271. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from kentucky rise? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. barr of kentucky, i inform the house that mr. barr will vote nay on h.r. 5271. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois rise? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. deutch of florida, i inform the house that mr. deutch will vote yea on h.r. 5271. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from north dakota rise? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. timmons from south carolina, i inform the house that mr. timmons will vote yes on h.r. 5271. as the member designated by mr. johnson from so

when john fetterman fracking and energy are staying in pennsylvania in pennsylvania it speaks what they're. not following the science. arguing the green new deal is the way forward they aren't paying to the attention to the fact it can't happen in the timeline promised. we must have some of the energy in pennsylvania under our feet here come out to support our country, drop prices and help communities. >> bill: we have to go. john fetterman can join us and we hope he takes us up on that. dr. oz, we'll speak down the road. thank you for your time. >> sandra: aoc says don't believe your lying eyes. hitting back on claims she faked being handcuffed at an abortion rights protest after days of criticism and mockery on social media. and stunning video out of utah shows a 4-year-old opening fire on a police officer. the disturbing command from the boy's father moments before that trigger was pulled. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. [ sfx: submarine rising out of water ] minions are bitin' today. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ minions: the r

or how do i know about pennsylvania? i can't speak directly to their laws or specific procedures, but i know they have transparency requirements. i know they require the political party to be an active part of this. i have been in the room with the election officials in training, in meetings, and i know they are professionals. if we can continue to support election officials by reinforcing some of that, and talking with trusted voices about this, i think we can at least begin to deal with the problem. it is a huge challenge, no question. david: matt, you have successfully filibustered to get the last word, which i would never give you under any circumstances. with that, we are going to go outside where there is a cocktail reception for the next hour or so, and then begin the night's festivities and awards at around 7:00 or so. thank you for attending. let's thank the panelists for a great panel. [applause] [background chatter] future of democracy. this is 35 minutes. >> from cbs news and former judges thomas b griffith a

or how do i know about pennsylvania? i can't see directly to their laws for specific procedures but i know they have transparency requirements. i know they require the political parties to be an active part of this and i know i've been in the room with election officials in meetings and i know there are professionals. so if we can fojust continue to support election officials by oureinforcing that and talking with trusted voices about these things ithink we can at least begin to deal with the problem but it is a huge challenge nonetheless . so matt, you have successfully filibustered to get the last word. with that, we're going to go right outside where there's a cocktail reception or the next hour or so and begin the night's festivities and awards around 7:00 or so thank you all, let's think the panelists . [applause] >>. [inaudible conversation] >> american history tv saturdays on c-span2, exploring the events that tell the american story university of california santa barbara economics professor lainey evans time comp

pennsylvania. you're seeing it in kansas, is occurring in the states. can you talk a little bit about what you're seeing in your office and also throughout the county's as i know and i talked to how about this and others there is turnover in the county and taking a toll on county election officials. can you talk about what you're seeing now today. >> i've been in this role since january and it's been quite a long six months with everything happening in pennsylvania from the recount to redistricting to all the court cases that we are defending right now in federal and state court so it's been quite busy but what a concern that i continue to have is the rampant misinformation and disinformation that continues to happen throughout the state of tennessee and really looking back at 2020 how the election was administered and also mail in voting which is a new culture g in pennsylvania. the 2020 election was secure. it was safe. 2022, same thing but we c continue to hear this narrative that there was one

the chair: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> as the member designated by miller-meeks of iowa, comer of kentucky, stefanik of new york, reschenthaler and joyce of pennsylvania, i inform the house that they will be voting no on amendment number 2. the chair: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from new york seek recognition? oklahoma as the member designated by -- oakland a's as the member designated by -- ms. ocasio-cortez: these members will vote yes on the schrier amendment. the clerk: for what purpose does the gentleman from -- the chair: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. smucker of pennsylvania, i inform the house that mr. smucker will vote no on amendment 2. the chair: for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? mr. pallone: mr. chairman, as the member designated by mr. san nicolas, mr. sires, mrs. kirkpatrick, mr. mcnerney, ms. johnson, ms. jayapal, mr. garamendi, mr. payne and mre that these members will vote yes on the

oz in a moment from pennsylvania. they have to stop this.have to start talking about it and stop it. >> they have the ability to do it. ifre is which will bring semiconductors back from china,e here in the united states. if they can put language in the very piece of legislation that would prevent this transactions taking place in north dakota. they are free to move about and they did the same thing with a company in kansas that was making pork. the chinese are doing this all across the country. congress has the capacity to do that. >> laura: 1-10 rating, ten being the best performance of biden in the middle east. how do you rate biden's performance in the middle east? >> laura, i do my best to be generous. if one is the best, nine and a half. >> laura: one is the worst. >> this is the worst performance by a president in the least for decades and decades. >> laura: not important that it's funny, mr. secretary, thank you. up next, no secret that i believe former president trumps endorsement of dr. oz in pennsylvania was mistake. now that the d

evans of pennsylvania. the speaker pro tempore: the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from pennsylvania. members will record their votes by electronic device. members, this is a five-minute inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. coverage proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york. for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? mr. jeffries: as the member designated by chairwoman eddie bernice johnson, i inform the house that she will vote yea on the evans amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by cliff bentz of oregon, i inform the house that mr. bentz will vote no on amendment 461. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from maryland seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. br

we're uniting here in pennsylvania. the key question that all voters are going to have too address on november 8th is do you think joe biden is taking us in the right direction? and as you point out, the vast majority are going to say no and they're going to vote for me, which is why the democratshe party, it's not the democrats, it's the far left radical elements that are distractingdi voters with all kinds of efforts across the country. sbut the american people will not be dissuaded from focusing on what matters now, the gas prices, the food prices alone. i mean, anyone who votes for fairness can vote for higher gas prices and higher food prices. everybody knows that they should know by nowor. t but i want to talk about fundraising because fetterman totalk a haul from individuals and committees, according to campaign finance reports,itte tt nine point nine million dollars and you have one point one million at least that's what's being reported. closing the gap, 1.1 a little b, i guess you loanedd your campaign some mo

trump is on the ballot already in pennsylvania.candidate and the republican candidate. it makes it tougher in swing states, our colleague is kind of a purplish district. in a wave year republicans could win that seat. there are other seats they could win. having trump in the mix makes it much more difficult to pick up the swing seats. >> the greatest political strategist was henny youngman, the comic, he said, compared to what? biden is down. trump is downer. joe is still beating donald in the polls. it or to quote joe biden, don't compare me to the all mighty, compare me to the alternative. when he inserts himself, it hurts republicans with swing voters. >> i was going to say paul, i'll let it go quickly, that's the contrast president trump really likes, biden trump. he'll take that contrast any day. >> you live in the real world. can you tell us here in the swamp what's the answer to the political peril or not of him being in the ballot in a state or commonwealth like yours. >> in the common wealth of pennsylvania, trump even bei

oz who basically has done everything he can to cozy up to trump, and run in pennsylvania, even though he is from new jersey. we were seeing these kinds of flood candidates basically carrying the trump banner in the midterms. i think they will pay a price for that. >> let me follow up on that question while there is time, senator, because i have read a few reports this week about a growing fear among top republicans that the party's nomination of deeply flawed candidacy, key senate -- could impair the results they weren't expecting in november and in states like pennsylvania, georgia and arizona. are you confident democrats can hold the senate, if not hold majority november? >> i am, because of the midterms, they will be about candidate choice. voters are going to go into the voting booth this fall and it will have very clear choices between a democratic candidate senate republicans. if you look -- can have a more clear difference between raphael warnock, democratic incumbent, walker, who's clearly demonstrated time and time again he is not running for prime time, he is simply a qualif

and we are seeing the exact same thing in pennsylvania.al conservative talk radio all the time. and you know, they've stop criticizing mastriano. what a tragedy if this local eroded shapiro got in as. and that's going to be the line. that this -- richest man in pennsylvania, is billionaire named jeff yes, who spent millions trying to get somebody else besides mastriano to win the primary, is now sending millions on billboards for jackie josh perot, and thus helping mastriano become governor. so there is, very little, i mean, there are moderate republicans, charlie -- who anti mastriano, but there really is a small minority. >> there is one issue that is quite relevant in your state, many obviously, in the fate of democracy, josh appears headed to, me and i think it's, too if josh apparel wins abortion will remain illegal and accessible in pennsylvania. and if mastriano wins it will not. i wonder how core you think that issue, which is a stark as it is in any matchup in the country, will be in pennsylvania? >> i think it is core because i t

new hampshire, nevada, pennsylvania.torial rates. >> very much. >> those are the states to watch where the issue will matter. >> michigan on the list. there's a ballot question in november. submitted enough signatures for should there be a constitutional amendment added to protect abortion. it could help other democratic house members. many who are in tough races. but it is not just state to state. the patchwork is county to county. you have blue counties in cities trying to sort of withhold the forces of the red governors and things so it is confusing and dangerous. >> there's been strategies adopted by vulnerable republicans, especially senate candidates, to run away from this issue and canes who said on the record, doug mastriano in pennsylvania is a perfect example who said that abortion is number one issue. the focus for four weeks is inflation and gas prices and the economy. thing that is he wants to talk about over a thorny issue like abortion. >> on the question of rape and incest exceptions do you support except

smucker of pennsylvania, and mr. jacobs of new york, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h.res. 1130. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from illinois seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. veasey of texas and mrs. demings of florida, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h.res. 1130. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from minnesota seek recognition? >> thank you, mr. speaker. as the member designated by mrs. walorski from indiana, i inform the house that mrs. walorski will vote yea on h.r. 1130. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from maryland seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. cast of illinois, i inform the house that mr. cast will vote yea on house resolution 1130. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mrs. miller of west virginia, i inform the house that mrs. miller w

you mention pennsylvania. in pennsylvania, they had verifiable paper ballots statewide for the first time since computers were introduced into voting. and they managed not only to switch to a new system, but they had verifiable paper ballots for the first time. the merger was twice as large in 2020 as it was in 2016. >> i think the effort to delegitimize the election is much more institutionalized now. it is more organized, you have people running for office who do not believe the election was fair. you also have recruiting efforts to get people to go work in pulling places and to become local election officials. it is more insidious than it was. >> this was bob and ben's idea. we were talking about it in the first half of 2021. if you will, i will leave this more to you. the need you saw and how you think this will help support democracy as we go forward. i think is -- it is one of our most important projects right now. >> i will break it up into two parts. we have election officials taken an array of threats

it was the pennsylvania gazette. not the franklin gazette, but he you know, he would put ads for rewards for runaway and slave people slave auctions at the same time. he was a bit duplicitous. there's a lot of this in franklin's life. i think where one hand kind of doesn't know what the other hand is doing. so while he's running those ads in his newspaper, he's also the first american to print the great first abolitionist tract in pennsylvania and in the colonies as well and the 1730s saying that anyone who holds a human being in bondage is apostate. um, but at this moment, you know traveling to london in the 1750s were franklin is in his 40s. he's still traveling with an enslaved man named peter now in an earlier version of franklin's will the will of 1757. he says upon my death. i want to release peter and his wife in the later version of his will he doesn't do that. he does something else which i'll talk about in a second. this is probably because the people that he had held as slaves either had run away and had n

evans of pennsylvania. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to house resolution 1224, the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. evans, and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. mr. evans: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to offer my amendment, number 461, re-authorize the delaware rever basin restoration program. this program was established through the delaware river basin conservation act passed by congress bipartisanly in 2016. this program provides invaluable support through technical and grant assistance to projects in the delaware valley basin -- delaware river basin. one recipient among many is the delaware val river basin grant, it protects the delaware river. this commission, which is made up of state governors, as well as the commander of the u.s. army engineers north atlantic division, has been a major player in protecting health and safety all over seven million americans spread over 13,000 square miles since 1961. the commission u

i'm in southeastern pennsylvania this weekend.seeing are huge crowds, republicans, democrats, independents, showing up to hear us and join our campaign, because they recognize the danger of what's on the other side. nicole, i was in milford in northeastern pennsylvania, in a backyard of a neighbor who opened up their backyard to us for folks to hear about our campaign. and i looked out in the crowd. you know who was out there? former homeland security secretary michael, who served under george w. bush. he came to hear me speak. and afterwards, he and his wife came over to me and offered their support. >> wow. >> we are seeing our coalition build. republicans, democrats, and independents, in part, of course, because of my vision for the commonwealth of pennsylvania, creating opportunities, defending our freedoms, but also in part because they recognize just how dangerous doug mastriano is. i am confident we will win this race. i'm also very mindful of the fact that here in pennsylvania, races are close, and so we cannot let up. we

this is basically pennsylvania, it was much more beautiful. it was very rugged and really something striking. it was the same thing. the whole county had just risen like mine. rotten immigrants from all over the world including from my area every historical building was tied to the mining community. also tied to the railways. the developments of the university all on the back of the industrialist who had prospered on answers like mining in the railways and all of the associated industries. in fact, and county terms, people had been mining since the romans where there. the whole history of mining in my county was even older. the rise of prosperity was within the same timeframe. the fall was very similar. the mines closed down. really early. one of the mines, i think it was a number nine. one of the ones that was recruiting when my dad was considering coming over to pennsylvania. i was really struck then. when i started thinking about how similar these experiences where of these regions. and then i am sitting russian and i get to russia and i se

wade and planned parenthood of southeastern pennsylvania vs. casey, declaring that the constitutional right to abortion, upheld for nearly half a century, no longer exists. ripped away women's right to make their own reproductive health care decisions. nationwide, radical republicans were prepared to immediately charge ahead with measures to take away the freedom of choice. in congress, republicans are plotting a nationwide ban to criminalize abortion and state legislatures are advancing the extremist agenda to criminalize reproductive health decisions, including new laws to arrest doctors and punish women and those who provide aid. far-right politicians are actively working to dismantle the legal protections afforded to women and invading their bodily autonomy rights. for centuries, women have fought tenaciously for their fundamental human rights, and we will not stop. on july 18, 1848, 164 years ago two days ago, the first women's rights convention in the united states was held in seneca falls, new york. the seneca falls convention in 1848 wa

i was going to go and i am from pennsylvania. i want to say the lady who took the plea does not deserve that. she may have said that, but who has not made a comment like that in the past? they do not act on it. when i was watching on january 6 on television, they were taking pictures while president trump was talking, and in those pictures you can definitely see all black with gas masks and you knew something was going to happen. i was texting people bear to leave because trouble is coming. i would absolutely love to see us go back to being not just a republican or democrat, not white or black. we are american. we have an open border that we do not know who is coming through. if we could all remember what it was like a 9/11, we need to tell these people on the hill to concentrate on us. we are suffering right now. we need help. the gas prices, the food prices, housing, our texas. i just got my property tax and i cannot believe how much it went up. if pennsylvania puts federman in we will be in trouble. host: republican line, go a

host: a pennsylvania republican joins us. he is a member of the small business in foreign affairs committees. let's start with small business. what does it mean to run a small business in this country right now at a time of 9.1% inflation as we found out yesterday russian mark --? guest: as a real challenge. i am on the small business committee and a small business person. helps us grow into a larger business, but i travel. my district, as do most members. they would tell you the same thing. inflation is rattling them, and they are working more than ever. their sales might be off, but they are lucky. but always, the profit margins are down. workforce availability is a real problem, and it will drive people completely crazy. there is a randomness of product coming in. of supply chain on next and shortages. what we have to do is have a plan. from the vine administration, and since the democrats are currently in charge of the house and set it, it would be nice to have a plan for small business on how we could curb inflation. how

guest: everybody is looking at pennsylvania for obvious reasons. that is a republican seat that could go democratic. you have a republican nominee who democrats say is not a resident of pennsylvania, actually lives in new jersey. that is dr. oz. the democrats nominated a candidate, i do not want to diss him in the slightest, he had a stroke before the primary. it is obvious it was more serious than the campaign admitted. we still have not seen the candidate out on the campaign trail. they keep saying he will appear in july, so i guess yes another 20 or 25 days to appear. there are two candidates who are damaged and we will see what happens. the gubernatorial race is leaning democratic, maybe that is helping in the senate race. if i do pick one i would pick georgia because senator raphael warnock was elected just two years ago, one of those two democratic seats in georgia that were elected in the special election in early january, the day before the insurrection on capitol hill. they both went democratic in georgia after biden carried georgia narrow

boyle of pennsylvania, and mr. mceachin i inform the house that these six members will vote yes on ordering the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: on this vote the yeas are 219. the nays are 199. the previous question is ordered. the question is on the adoption of the resolution. so many as are in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. the gentleman from pennsylvania is recognized. mr. reschenthaler: thank you, madam speaker. i request the yeas and nays. the speaker pro tempore: the yeas and nays have been requested. pursuant to section 3-s of house resolution 8, the yeas and nays are ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. this is a five-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representative

fitzpatrick of pennsylvania. was just as surprised when he characterized our wildfire bill in that fashion, given that mr. lamalfa and mr. moore have two bills included within that omnibus package. these are bipartisan solutions, in my view, and in the view of many of my colleagues, and it is important that we proceed to debating them on the merits which is why i encourage my colleagues to vote for the rule. with that, i'll yield three minutes to the gentleman from colorado, the distinguished member of the rules committee, mr. perlmutter. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from colorado yields to the other the gentleman from colorado who is recognized for three minutes. mr. perlmutter: good evening, mr. speaker. i want to thank my friend from colorado for extending me three minutes. mr. speaker, i rise today in support of the previous question and the rule, especially the section regarding the wildfire response and drought resiliency act. climate change is having a real and serious impact in colorado and thro

pennsylvania is the quintessential purple state.clearly are nervous the gop will flip the governor's seat, reining in those election laws. they formulated a plan for the democrats. limits not just support our nominee. let's support the most extreme republican candidate who claims president trump won in 2020. they pumped money into mastery mastriano's campaign big time. >> he wants to end vote by mail. brian: the dem candidate outspent mastriano himself. the state senator, retired army colonel who has a ph.d in history won. now the problem, the race is not a blowout. with four months to go, shapiro and republicans are neck-and-neck. thanks so much for being here. what do the democrats not know about you? >> first off, i want to thank fem them for doing this. the polling says never interrupt your enemy when she's making mistakes. what they don't know about me is there is nothing extreme about me. in the 30 years in the army. promoted from 2nd lieutenant to colonel. con being vetted. constantly investigated. if there was anything extre

>> it is darkness in pennsylvania.ved in the pennsylvania house, in the minority for six and a half years before coming to congress. and you saw that the pennsylvania senate first past the abortion amendment, constitutional amendment and then sent it to the house. and again, these are two republican majorities in pennsylvania senate and house. it is very frightening. so what is that thin wafer between us? it is the election in november. right now, we have tom wolfe, who has protected women and girls rights. so we have to elect josh perot, mastriano is a state senator who is not believe in abortion rights with exceptions, nothing! he is also a famous election denier. we have to make sure that the governor's mansion is under the control of shapiro, who fundamentally believes, as always believed in women's rights and all of our civil rights. he has been a powerful attorney general. we have to make sure that we elect josh shapiro. >> but does mastriano actually have a chance at winning the governor's mansion? >> sure. we a

you been on the job for a few months but now with pennsylvania and you see firsthand the effects of theudulent claims of pennsylvania and can you talk about what you are seeing and throughout the county that there is turn over taking its toll on election officials quick. >> i have been since january and it has been a long six months from recount to redistricting so it has been quite busy but one concern i continue to have is the misinformationon that continues to happen throughout the state of pennsylvania and 2020 how the election was administered. the 2020 election was secure and safe but there was something that was nefarious and to be debunked multiple times and then election of the officials it's un-american and has no place but there has been some turnover in those officials at the county level because the retirements of that gone to other counties but there is turnover. we are doing everything we can to support election officials and then we have biweekly office hours monthly meetings of county commissioners and then how to obtain resources and then the right to know with a publi

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