in conclusion, we need a senator for pennsylvania and from pennsylvania. [applause] help me say this, who do we need, fetterman. who do we need? [fetterman] thanks everybody. [applause] ladies and gentlemen, please welcome congresswoman scanlon. [applause] >> wow. i am loving the pink shirts but i was told the dress code was extra-large hoodie. i am so proud to be here with all of my colleagues to support john fetterman for senate. [applause] you may have heard, we need a few more centimeters -- a few more senators who are willing to do the job. and we know from day one, john will be head and shoulders above the rest. [applause] to be serious, for 50 years americans didn't have to worry whether we had the freedom to decide when, or if we wanted to have children, how many and with who. that is gone. with the overturning of roe v. wade, that's gone. now we are facing restrictions not just on restriction care and contraception, ivf and even medical care to protect a woman's life, we are facing government mandated pregnancy. we are facing children being forced

god bless you pennsylvania.. let me tell you a little bit about myself which you may not have heard. my parents were immigrants and they came legally and mike all the immigrants that come to this country they loved america because they witnessed the american dream which is the straightforward proposition. you come here you work your heart out you become an american. you a do it the right way. do i have it right? we all believe in the american dream. at least we thought we would have it and then we have been seeing some things of late. make us a little worried about the status of the american dream and for me the wake-up call happened during covid. you know what happens when you mix politics and medicine? you get politics. there's no medicine left. we saw government overreach in the issues we never thought especially the federal government would get involved in. we saw ideas crushed and science weaponized and i began to witness the same thing happening not just shutting down the mandate that were i believepp nt f

[applause] ♪♪ >> welcome pennsylvania. me tell you a little bit about myself things that you may not have heard my parents were immigrants. they came legally. [applause] they loved america because they witnessed the american dream. to come here and work the heart out to serve american become an american. do i have it right? and then seeing things lately and forfo me though wake-up call happened during covid. there wasti no medicine left. with those issues that we never thought especially the federal government would get involved in. ideas crushed and science weaponize deny began to witness the same thing happening shutting down the mandates not fair for the american people nor based in science but we saw the same thing happening with the green new deal which cannot happen the way it is designed and when you push back today crush you it's an ideology the same thing happens in our schools when they would defend teaching complex ideas about gender saying that science said it but that's not true. we have the pushback on what r

pennsylvania 580000 votes. and you know, 80000 votes is a lot of boats, but not if you consider the fact that we have in pennsylvania 9000000 registered voters. so it just speaks to how very closely divided we are and, and also where do things stand currently with the big ticket races, races like governor and senator in pennsylvania. these are fascinating races. i mean, these are getting a lot of national attention. b, the senate race feature is not only a sort of bigger than life, and i mean that both literally and figuratively on the democratic side with a candidate who was the lieutenant governor. now john saturn man versus a celebrity, dr. oz. so this is just getting a lot of media attention because ours came pre positioned with that media attention . and then i think it was like 3 days before the primary, lieutenant governor veteran had a stroke. and so he's been sort of out of the campaigning game for a while. so that's gotten some attention to and then both are just the race has gotten very nasty, but mo

god bless you, pennsylvania. thank you.applause] ♪ [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen please welcome to the stage candidate for governor of pennsylvania and -- doug. [applause] ♪ ♪ >> oh yeah. [cheering] oh yeah. let's do this. any free people in the house? we are so thankful and humbled by your support, and by this movement that is going to change the course of history and both pennsylvania and the united states of america. we the people are pistol -- pi ssed, right? especially after that speech the other day. right? he's crawling out of his hole without the bunny rabbit, what happened? you know what, schapiro, biden, wolf, they're all cut from the same cloth, right? they all need to go. they do. and they will. the democrats are trying to distract us with their dirty stinking laundry list of ideas of bad ideas. hey, what's up brother, good to see you. next governor of maryland right there. oh yeah. i love you brother. can you imagine how fantastic it's going to be with governor >> in maryland and -- governor cox and govern

oz bleeds pennsylvania. he bleeds pennsylvania.e was born just south of philadelphia, has a medical degree from the university of slovenia, has a business degree from the university of pennsylvania. here is a newsflash, they don't let demings in the pen. ok? [laughter] he and lisa have been married 37 years. they met in philadelphia. they live in the house that they were married in. this man bleeds pennsylvania. i also came to tell you, you probably knew this but it bears repeating, dr. oz personifies the american dream. the fact that the circumstances of your birth don't have to determine the outcome of your life. his parents came to america from turkey. his dad lived on a dirt floor. dr. oz is not a trust fund baby. [applause] dr. oz did not have his mommy and daddy supporting him until he was 50 years old. dr. oz is not hiding here in his basement. dr. oz is spoiling to stand up in front of you and all pennsylvanians and in front of god and in front of country and tell you what he believes! [applause] and dr. oz wears pants. [la

god bless you pennsylvania. thank you. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen please welcome to the stage, candidate for governor in the next first lady of pennsylvania. doug mastriano: we are so thankful and humble, thank you for your support. thankful for this movement that will change pennsylvania and the united states of america. we the people are pit. i know i am. sleepy joe came crawling out of his hole without a bunny rabbit, what happened? you know what, shapiro, biden , wolf are cut from the same cloth and they all need to go. they do, and they will. the democrats are trying to distract us with their laundry list of bad ideas. next governor of maryland right there. oh yeah. love you brother. can you imagine how fantastic it will be with governor cox in maryland and governor mastriano in pennsylvania. the democrats want to distract us with women's rights. we have a story for them. give it up for the next first lady. >> thank you so much. we love you too. we love you guys. the democrats, they don't want to talk about th

pennsylvania this november. of the first things we will do is and upper parents right. it's time to finally and completely break the laughs corrupt education cartel. can you believe, 10 years ago. can somebody stand up. i can believe i'm calling myself a politician -- i can't stand politicians. can you believe 10 years ago, a politician would be standing up saying we are going to defend parental rights? it's about as basic as -- but it's what we have to do. they are unhinged mark says military -- unhinged marxist manipulators who are putting -- at a young age. parents will be able to opt out and send their child to their religious homeschool school of their choice. in addition we will get critical race theory out of our schools, and out of every part of our state and local government. just like i did. we had it out but i put it right back in. -- but they put it right back in. we will also have men out of women's sports. you know those stories that i tell? i love to tell those stories. you want me to? mr. walt, s

as far as pennsylvania goes look, most voters in pennsylvania don't think that there should be a totalion. which is a position that doctor oz has taken. and took it in may. and now he's trying to change that position. that is seen as extreme by most pennsylvanians. as it is by the vast majority of voters and americans, the question is on the table, right now before roe is overturned, before the dobbs decision, there is a question of whether abortion should be legal in most cases based on the supreme court ruling. now that's been reversed. >> stewart, donald trump has already endorsed doctor oz, trump supporters are going to be trump supporters until the end. oz joining trump on a stage in the next few days, is that a good thing? because this is the time when there are independent voters that are up for grabs. and trump's only gone one direction, farther to the right. >> yeah, look, this is the faustian bargain that oz made. well the whole republican party made of trump. and what people forget about faust, is mr. fossilized also takes your soul, he doesn't deliver on what you promised.

in pennsylvania they have an election law.y have a very difficult and complicated method for amending their constitution, one of t the oldest in america. to get an amendment past in pennsylvania you have to go through multiple steps, to change the election laws in pennsylvania you can't do it die -- can't do it by statute, point to the 2020 election lawyers working for the dnc and joe biden campaign brought scores of lawsuit to try to change the election laws to benefit their party, they largey succeeded. they form shop to pick states where they felt the courts would go their way, they felt the governor would. in many cases talking democrat governor, in pennsylvania supreme court has 7 members 5 of whom radical left wing democrats voted mostly by teachers union in the state of pennsylvania. very political and in my view corrupt. much likes supreme court in florida in 2000. the problem was by 2020 the election the governor and the court and their surrogates were changing the election laws in pennsylvania from what existed, they

>> life without parole in pennsylvania. we could save billions in revenue long term, save thousands of lives, and not make anyone else less safe. and also expunge as many permanent records of people living their best lives, paying well beyond when they should have for a charge that they thought, you know, 10, 15, 20 years ago. >> tucker: so in huge parts of pennsylvania, which is a big state, real state, filled with really nice people, an economic powerhouse for more than a hundred years, in huge parts of that state, there are no jobs. there's poverty. there's hopelessness. there are huge numbers of drug o.d.s. that state has been devastated by opioded, by fentanyl. but john fetterman, if he could make one change to the state of pennsylvania, he'd let the murderers out. right. that's who he cares about. so in pennsylvania, typically if you commit murder you get life in prison, as you should. you don't have to kill people. fetterman would change that. he'd hike you out of jail as quickly as possible. no actual poppist or wor

voting is now happening in pennsylvania. that's unfair to every voter in pennsylvania.fetterman was stumbling through his pennsylvaniaerals over the weekend, california governor president wanna be was interviewed and had harsh words for fox news. >> these guys are ruthless on the other side -- ruthless. that prime-time line-up on fox. they are ruthless. >> i know! >> [laughing]. >> and you have propaganda machines. they dominate the narrative today. facts become secondary to narrative. they dominate with illusion. we are getting crushed. we are on the defense over and over and over again. >> sean: this guy wants to be president so bad, he can taste it. you want some facts? your california unemployment rate is 4.1%. 38 out of 50 states. a gallon of gas in your state $5.80. the highest in the country. hundreds and hundreds of people fled your state since you took office. after 170 years of growth nobody wanted to leave until you got there. and fox news has been the number 1 cable news channel for over 80 straight weeks. you are right about one thing. they are crushing the

the next governor of pennsylvania.applause] [cheers] the owner of an engineering firm , a wife, a mom and of course would democratic commissioner -- your democratic commissioner. it is been an honor to work with you for these past years. here in this candy i've experienced things i've never experienced in my life. it has made me a stronger person, a better democrat and it makes me realize what i need to do for the next 1.5 years or two years in office. i am glad to welcome josh shapiro. i've have been honored to call this my home with 34 years. it sometimes feels like we are alone in a deeply red island, i know we are not. every day i meet more democrats in the county. i am out and about all the time, and i run into people i do not know who were democrats. i learned who my democrat people are. i know josh embodies the spirit we have in this county. [indiscernible] [applause] it speaks for itself as the attorney general. i appreciate that. in one way or another i follow the exact same procedures that he does because he

pennsylvania lieutenant governor john fetterman is the democratic candidate for pennsylvania's senatersed republican senate candidate mehmet oz by four points. tonight, on the 11th hour, stephanie ruhle will have an exclusive interview with pennsylvania senate candidate john fetterman. that is tonight's last word. the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts now. ruhle starts now ♪ ♪ ♪ tonight, my exclusive interview with democratic senate candidate john fetterman, his first since having a stroke. he talks his health, his state, and why he's daring to troll doctor oz on the internet, but not on the debate stage. then, breaking news at the trump team response to a blistering justice department offense in the case of top secret documents at mar-a-lago. plus, sarah palin loses a special election and democrats pick up house seats in deep red alaska, at least for the next 68 days. as the 11th hour gets underway on this wednesday night. good evening once again, i'm stephanie ruhle. tonight, i spoke with pennsylvania democratic candidate for senate john fetterman,

we love pennsylvania.ent to school in philadelphia, what's happening to philadelphia -- 14 people were shot last week in philadelphia. the fake news will go out and check -- that's a lot of fake news. 10 -- woah. they will go out and check the facts. the total number of people who were killed -- seven people were shot, this city has already seen more than 1004 hundred people shot including numerous beautiful little children. last year the city set an all-time murder record with 560 homicides. it's on track to shatter that record again in 2022. numbers that no one has ever seen -- aside from some democrat run cities. 62% -- doug, you have to take care of this. dr. oz will thank you for doing this. do you know what the goods are, lots of police officers -- send him the goods. [applause] just recently announced, retail theft is up 59% from last year. there have been more than 750 carjackings this year -- anybody have a nice car? you won't have it long. more than triple the average from 2010-2019. instead of t

in braddock, pennsylvania is definitely one of them. it's only eleven miles outsidesi pittsburgh with braddock is basically empty at this point. only seventeen hundred people live there. that's down from a populationr. of more than eighteen thousand during the second world war. braddock is now so underpopulated that you can buym a four bedroom home with a two car garage right in the middle , of town for three thousand00 dollars. >> don't believe it.realto check it out yourself. for unreal true.com. >> so you know the story. man for decades,uf the biggestthing employer in braddockca was manufacturing something called the edgar thompson steelworks. in fact, andrew carnegie steelwt it there along with his first stone public library, which still stands so for generations, braddock, pennsylvania, was a real place and then inevitably a steel plant closed and the usualrnegie disasters arrived. unemployment, hopelessness, drugs. people left by the thousands. but one man saw an opportunity br in braddock, pennsylvania, not an opportunityt an for

544000 in 2020 trump last pennsylvania 580000. and you know, 80000 boats is a lot of boats, but not if you consider the fact that we have in pennsylvania 9000000 registered voters. so you know, it just speaks to how very closely divided we are. there are more concerns about the safety of europe's biggest nuclear plant in ukraine. the u. n. watch dog says the russian occupies zapper. each facility has lost connection to the last remaining power line. international atomic energy agency says the plant is still supplying electricity, but via a reserve line. and the one of the 6 reacts as its functioning, russia and ukraine accusing each other of shelling near the plans. and those under joins us now live from caves. i gave, it seems that the presence of these i, inspectors at the plant hasn't stopped the fighting. what are we hearing? it certainly has not stopped the fighting and that's a very key point. all of this a fighting still is very intense in and around the nuclear power plant. and that's very scary for a i. e, a officials for

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applause] [inaudible conversations] [applause] >> i'm here with you today with the next governor of pennsylvania. [applause] unknown perry county is the owner of a local engineering firm and your democratic commissioner. [applause] it's been quite a ride. in the last two years i've been hearing things that i've never experienced in my life. it's maybe a stronger person a better democrat and i know what i have to do in the next year and a half or two years i'm in office. i want to welcome josh shapiro. i've been honored to call this my home for 34 years. feeling alone in this deeply red island i know that we are not. i am out and about all the time and i talk to people but i don't know who are democrats going to these kind of events. i know he fights for what is right. [applause] his record speaks for itself as attorney general. i appreciate that so that's what i've done in serving the public. in one way or another i followed the exact same procedures that he does. i think if i could have the opportunity to spend an afternoon or day with him we would solve a lot of columns here and carry county.

hello. >> reporter: pennsylvania is once again becoming the battleground in american politics. news' new survey shows the economy and inflation remain top concerns. 8 in 10 pennsylvania voters say higher prices have been difficult for worse. >> i worry all the time about the economy and health care. stru.erybody up here, they're the food is expensive, the gas. >> reporter: it's also clear voters are paying attention to debates from abortion rights to donald trump. >> every time you look around it's about this person or that person. >> reporter: pennsylvania's hotly contested campaigns will be a test of some of the big questions in american politics. like is a trump endorsement enough to win a tough race. >> he's going to work and fight for pennsylvania. thank you. >> reporter: dr. mehmet oz, backed by trump, has been cast as an outsider by democrats for living for years in new jersey. >> so anybody can just decide they want to go and buy a house some place to run for office. >> reporter: oz's rival, democratic lieutenant governor john fetterman has long been the front-runner. >

this is not tricky for pennsylvania.is entire personality. >> yeah, without question. he's also made tearing down democratic institutions the focus of his campaign. sorry, i'm losing my voice. so many rallies across the state i apologize. the bottom line is this, guy has talked about taking away our vote. he's talking about taking away the rights to marriage, who you love. taking away the rights to have bodily freedom. every single day it's about taking away a fundamental freedom from pennsylvania. or pushing back against that. we are the candidate of the party of freedom. we are the ones that are going to defend our democracy. we will defeat doug pasta on november 8th. >> he's promised to make a secretary of state in place he would intervene elections. obviously that means different things to different people. to mastriano's people that means, the 2020 election would be changed the results. by the, way that would've meant joe biden wouldn't be president. pennsylvania is actually where democracy could die. in november. w

he was campaigning in pennsylvania yesterday.ust a clip. >> how many homes does dr. oz have? 9, 10, 11? >> which state? >> i guarantee you he doesn't have a steel millwright across from one of his mansions, you know. but you are going to have one senator that lives across the street from a steel mill because, let's tell something. let's tell something. [applause] in the valley, we make steel. [applause] we make steel. in new jersey, in new jersey, dr. oz makes crudite. >> how does it improve the lives of pennsylvania. suffering the highest murder rates in philadelphia. high fentanyl death rates across rural pennsylvania. suffering from an economy that's not working for you. speaking of steel mills he says fracking is a stain. want to regulate wanted a moratorium. he signed a document to that effect. how is that going to help the steel mills in pennsylvania? this is why everyone is in a panic about john fetterman coming into office it will be a catastrophe for the commonwealth of pennsylvania. i think for the nation as well. he is

he is the democratic nominee for governor of pennsylvania.onight. i have told you before that this is only the single most important governor's race in the country, which i know you feel. the stakes are as high as they get. the stakes are as high as they were when ben franklin and everybody was meeting in pennsylvania to decide the shape of this country. if you are not elected it is entirely possible that the next presidential election in pennsylvania will be illegitimate. that doug mastery and will meddle with it, and hand the votes to the republican candidate. is that an issue that pennsylvania voters have grasped or is this campaign being run on the usual collection of local issues that these campaigns are run on. >> i think the pennsylvanians feel it, and pennsylvanians recognize that we have a unique responsibility to defend our democracy. our democracy that was born here in pennsylvania. in the city of philadelphia, 246 years ago. if you look at the chapters of our democracy lawrence and there have been many. the stories have taken a co

that by any measure is not fair to the people of pennsylvania.ow come that's being allowed to happen? >> sean, he hasn't offered a debate and beheld at a time and in a place with tv station and hosts and we don't want the details and all i know is i've agreed to six specific debates three this month, three next month for the reason you stated and the early folks can also get some informs about where i stand and democracy lives on asking questions of each other and i will do whatever i can to serve the people of pennsylvania when john fetterman agrees to zero debates and shows that i speak and doesn't have interest of the hearts of voters and dodging the debates and can't defend the far left radical vision and put facts on what happens when you have those radical positions and where i am in philadelphia and highest homicide rate we've ever had and number three as a in fentanyl deaths because of position on the border. if you're worried about this, go to doctoroz..com and support my campaign. he's getting money because the liberals in california an

there are two and west virginia of western pennsylvania. one in tennessee there are 29 others scattered throughout the country. norvelt is the normal talk about here turned out to be the largest one. 250 in the community. four of those communities were aimed at helping out of work minors. this is a big, big, big coal mining region. none of the goals was to allow stranded industrial workers, people were doing mining, not farming, out away from cities to stay in the hinterland. the only places at this pointo that were really helping provide unemployment relief and food for the cities. she would go to the city, the city would try to feed folks were unemployed within the city and struggling. he did not have a national program we did not have a statewide program. but you didn't want everyone coming in from the rural areas because it would overwhelm the system in the system is already overwhelmed. this is a really bad situation. we can develop these satellite communities up in rural areas that keep the coal miners and they would not be coming int

pennsylvania 580000. and you know, 80000 votes is a lot of boats, but not if you consider the fact that we have in pennsylvania 9000000 registered voters. so it just speaks to how very closely divided. we are the still ahead on al jazeera, a final farewell to. so he laid mikhail gorbachev. the president vladimir putin stays away. and why this prize winning painting is much more than meets the eye. ah, it's that time of the day for your weather update across the middle east and africa will start in the middle east, where admittedly, there is no real change in the weather patterns still those bursts of rain across western yemen through the jazz mountains on sunday temperature here and doha is up to $42.00 degrees, which is above average for this have the year. i did want to put this on your radar toward the northeast of pakistan. we could get into some pretty and test intense bursts of rain here. so that's something we're going to be watching carefully. meantime, temperature is above average and asked about

eric schmidt in missouri, wisconsin, pennsylvania, arizona, nevada. we have all these people, republicans to take control of the senate in particular, always those states. how do you feel about republicans chances? six points down -- 2 minutes to go and no timeouts. >> first full, i hope that biden goes to every swing state and gives his raving lunatic speech. democrats do not want to be around him. they know that he is toxic. maybe, have to get rid of those arm rings -- because he just added 87,000 irs agents. we have a little bit over 60 days to go. we all have to show up. we have great candidates, have to continue to raise our money, we are defying the democrats every day. our candidates are running good races. text "win" to 55040. raving lunatics -- biden wants to talk bad about the rest of us, because we don't want the socialist agenda he has. it is horrible for our country. why do believe this is a waived election year if you do believe that? >> biden's numbers are under 40 in pretty much every state. democrats are under 50 in every sweet state

that is an $81 billion pennsylvania industry.rican american, an innocent jogger down the street and shoves a shotgun in his face and calls the police. the guy did nothing. you talked about his tax liens. 18,692 bucks for unpaid property taxes. where did he get the money considering he never had a job. he paid a dollar for the house he lives in from his family. the defund the police group endorsed him in pennsylvania. he was a tax deadbeat while serving as mayor in that tiny town of his. he supported barack obama, agreed with him when he said pennsylvanians in small towns are bitter and they are clinging to their god, guns, religion, their bibles. he won't release his medical records. i am just -- i am trying to understand why anybody -- it seems like he has put up and act his whole life. nobody has called him out on this. the media is not -- has not had a chance to ask any of those questions and your one debate, e going to allow this guy to have a teleprompter? >> here's the challenge for all of america. if we allow a candidate f

pennsylvania elections as governor. "the philadelphia inquirer" is calling it a ten-alarm fire for anyone who believes in a functioning democracy. >>> we begin tonight at a hearty's drive-through in minnesota where yesterday afternoon the fbi seized the cell phone of pillow manufacturer turned conspiracy theorist mike lindell after he went on a rampage on his online tv show. the fast food chain brilliantly took to social media writing now that you know we exist, you should really try ow pillowy biscuits. please whoever gives their social media accounts a raise, stat. despite lindell doing his darnedest over the past 20 or so hours to make this all about him, it's not. the case actually goes back to a county clerk in mesa, colorado. tina peters a once ordinary public servant who got sucked into the vortex of donald trump's election fraud conspiracy. peters is now under indictment for allegedly allowing some of those conspiracy theorists to copy data from the county's elections equipment after the 2020 election. some of t

pennsylvania. that is unfair to every voterr to in the commonwealth of pennsylvania. in the state of pennsylvania. kellyanne, thank you. all right.as is john fetterman was stumbling and stammering through his pennsylvania rallies over the weekend. >> california governor mr. presidential wannabe gavin newsom interviewed in texas, had some pretty choice words for prime time fox news programing. me and my colleagues herean on fox take look, these guysse are ruthless on the other side. >>e ruthle ruthless on the othe. that primetime lineup on fox,no! they're ruthless. >> i know. and so you've got these propaganda machines. they dominate the most important thing in american politics today. and that's the narrative. facts become facts secondary to narrative. weey dominate with illusion. and we are getting crushed. we are on the defense over sean: and over and over again. >> thiy was guy wants to be president so bad he can taste it. yoty, gavin, you wan some facts are a few. your california unemployment rate is four point one percent. that makes california the thirty eight s

-- pennsylvania is at least purple.d and massachusetts are really blue states, so they've defied political gravity by having two governors, two republican governors who were -- they would be called rhinos by donald trump, and you know, but that's what you need to have winning those states. you're not going to have a ruby red governor, a maga republican win in massachusetts or maryland. t not politically realistic. >> both of you have deep campaign experience in the common wealth of pennsylvania. david, it's your birth state, paul, you've worked presidential campaigns. we're going back in time here. i want to focus on the senate race there. it's a race between the democratic lieutenant governor and dr. oz in this race. i want you to listen, mr. fetterman suffered a stroke, and he's slowly getting back up to speed on the campaign trail. dr. oz says fetterman won't debate, and he says he wants to know why. >> john fetterman is either healthy and he's dodging the debates because he does not want to answer for his radical le

in washington, not washington, d.c., but washington county pennsylvania. -- washington county, pennsylvaniau want to know why? because this is about you. it is not about us. we spent the last year and a half, all the republican members of congress, going throughout the country and listening. listening to the challenges. fighting what the democrats have been doing. and we want to roll it out to you, to the entire country, to know exactly what we will do, if you trust us and give us the ability to take a new direction for this country. the commitment is a plan. a plan for a new direction. i've watched this one party control. and as we went across this country listening, we heard the same thing. the kitchen table, the dining room table,, inside the factory, can i afford it? can i afford to fill up my tank? the food, the milk? can i find baby formula? i asked everybody across this country, could you afford to give up one month of your wages? one month of your wages. the sad part is, the democratic policies have taken one month of your wages, so the struggle you have is that you're living throug

and so that is why in 2016 for president trump, one pennsylvania 544000 in 2020 trump last pennsylvania 580000. and you know, 80000 boats is a lot of boats, but not if you consider the fact that we have in pennsylvania 9000000 registered voters. so you know, it just speaks to how very closely divided. we are rather you now, and there are more concerns about the safety of europe's biggest nuclear plant, which is under russian control in ukraine. you and what stock says as oper each a facility has lost connection to the last remaining power line. in social atomic energy agency says the plant is still supplying electricity, but through a reserve line, only one of the 6 react as is functioning. russia and ukraine accuse each other of shelling near the plants. givers on their joins us now live from cave and gabriel. the presence of un inspectors and sap reach upon to me is not stopping the fighting . it said, what are you hearing yet? absolutely has not. and that's kind of what they were hoping. the a was hoping that perhaps with the presence of those inspectors, they could set up some sort

and pennsylvania is going to sniff that out. i've done a lot of campaigns in pennsylvania.t they are really looking for its authenticity. and fetterman is real. and he is a real pennsylvanian. and oz is a real new jersey, or ankara, or wherever he's from. but it is not pennsylvania. >> thank you, scott, i appreciate it. you know they say, it's the economy, stupid. what are the numbers show us about who will win the midterms? we will ask former treasury secretary larry summers right after this. today, you'll make around 35,000 bets... not just on the game. but on every moment in everyday life. you'll bet on how spicy the atomic wings really are. bet on the extent of your bladder control. and bet on your athletic prowess. yes, every moment in life is a bet. but life doesn't offer you $150 in free bets when you bet just $5. so bet on fanduel. america's number one sportsbook. and make every moment more. bubbles bubbles so many bubbles! as an expedia member you earn points on your travels, and that's on top of your airline miles. so you can go and see... or taste or do absolutel

and so that is why in 2016 for president trump, one pennsylvania 544000 in 2020 trump boss, pennsylvania. 580000 votes and you know, 80000 boats is a lot of boats, but not if you consider the fact that we have in pennsylvania 9000000 registered voters. so, you know, it just speaks to how very closely divided we are. there are more concerns about the safety of europe's biggest nuclear plant, which is under ration control in ukraine. here in watchdog says, as operates a facility has no connection to the last remaining power line. international atomic energy agencies as the plant is still supplying electricity through a reserved line. and a, one of the 6 reacts as is functioning, russia and ukraine accused each other of shelling net. the plant now corresponds on cable as on day, joins us now live from cave and gable. just update us on, on what's actually happening at the plant at the moment. well thursday, friday and saturday there was certainly shelling near the separation nuclear power plant so far on sunday. things are fairly calm when it comes to the fighting. but is the situation is st

over pennsylvania. you have a we have an open border narcotics flow across it quick because tons of moneotics flowye by the cartel that is killingf people. and when i returmonen is just aw minutes ago, another actually one of my security detail lost a child. it's it's shocking that thisis is happening. but these ar is happeninge the characteristics and the policies that have been believes in. and they'r believe e not right for pennsylvania. i just want him to have toe him answer tough questions. toug >> seai agree. debates before and by the way, you have to have debates before any votes are cast. anvoting started this past mondy in pennsylvania and he won'tat's debate you till the end of october. that's unfair to unfair the amn people. that's unfair in this case, to the people in the commonwealth. of pennsylvania is just wrong. it's it just the systemdr is broken. dr. ross, thank you.oz, thank yu i appreciate you being with us.i ng with swerinand answering que now, coming up, biden's border crisis is so