right here in pennsylvania.tment and innovation are key to growing our economy. rebuilding our communities and combating climatemu change. i know there are bills to pass and work to do to combat climate change. one of the most important things we can do right now is invest in a clean energy economy and the jobs it supports. the plan wl do that and help businesses to succeed here in pennsylvania. when businesses set up shop we want to make sure their new munities to liven it where main street is lined with shops and start small businesses and housing is affordable for that is why am proposing $25 million for batters and initiative building off the keystone. [applause] building off the community to support small businesses downtowns and main pennsylvania. at the same time will launch the pennsylvania regional challengev incentivize regional p local communities can work together to leverage the resources available to them. met with local elected leaders to see how our investments can support their visions this is e

here in pennsylvania, we get stuff done. together.nd when we do accomplish something here in harrisburg, when we movehe field, it's important to celebrate that and focus on the progress we're making, not on the fact that we didn't get 100 percent of what we asked for. so let's build on that progress. one year after taking office, i can report that the commonwealth of pennsylvania is on strong financial footing. thanks to sound fiscal management in our first year, all three major credit rating agencies improved our outlook or gave us an upgrade. and as a result of that good stewardship and those ratings improvements, taxpayers are saving nearly $100 million that otherwise would have gone to big banks and investment firms as a result of higher interest rates. those savings are on top of the nearly 14 billion dollar surplus available to us at the end of this fiscal year. last year, we cut taxes. this budget continues that, it does not call for a tax but now is the time to invest some of that $14 billion surplus squirreled away here in ha

i rise today to recognize robert david laughlin of center county, pennsylvania.ifelong pennsylvaniaian, he was born on march 9, 1924 in altoona and will be celebrating his 100th birthday this coming saturday. at 18 he enlisted in the united states navy and was selected for officer training. he received his commission at the u.s. naval academy under an accelerated program for wartime midshipman. at that time he was one of the youngest commissioned officers in the fleet. he served during world war ii in the pacific region as radar officer aboard the u.s.s. pittsburgh and later pasadena. a penn state graduate, robert spent his career as a physicist, studying electrooptical research forly airborne reconnaissance platforms and holds several u.s. patents and later served as science adviser to the governor o pennsylvania under three administrations. most notably he helped coordinate the initial state government response to the three mile island accident in 1979. today robert is actively working on computer repairs, studying quantum physics, and spending time with his ei

it's on the border of pennsylvania. i'd rather the border of new jersey and where he's alleged to have stolen the car and more severe, new jersey had $1 general it's right across the river, run across the delaware from trent, new jersey. so between that and between him having allegedly connections to that at city, it makes sense that police would have been able to track him there. it seems fairly quickly but again, this hostage situation that we've been watching unfold basically this entire afternoon still nerve wracking has such a large police presence are swarming this home >> investigators have acknowledged that he has a connection to trenton, new jersey, but we're still waiting details. what kind of connection? >> yeah. exactly. an end. the only hint that we have at least what has been publicly stated on the record by and this is from falls township, pennsylvania police. is that gordon has connections to trent, new jersey, but is currently believed to be homeless, but but really beyond that, we have very little info

i recognize the gentlewoman from pennsylvania. >> thank you.false choice here.■. environmentally responsible and having economic opportunity and that's just not true. we can do both.nimous consent to insert into the record a letter from nearly 50 organizations in opposition to h.r. 7023. the speaker prtempore: wit■■/ho objection. ms. scanlon: they write, this bill contains several misguided attacks on clean water and the clean water act, puts polluter profits ahead of public health, and would jeopardize the waters that our families, communities and wildlife depend on. h.r. 7023 is clely not the answer. i would also seek unanimous consent to enter into the record a letter signed by over 50 conservation, climate and public la organizations strongly opposing h.r. 6009. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. ms. scanlon: this letter reads in part, and i quote, this circd undermines the administrative process, ignores significant public input across the west, and halts a long overdue update to the federal onshore oil and gas leasing program tha

the gentleman from pennsylvania is recognized. mr.d myself such time as i may consume and i thank the gentlelady for her kind work on this effort. in closing, h.r. 6277 makes improvements to theuthorities of the public buildings reform board or the prb -- pbrb established by the federal asset, sale and transfer act, to increase the number of federal properties the board be recommend -- recommend be sold or dedevelopment -- redeveloped. for allowing more properties, h.r. 6277 will ultimately reduce the cost of our federal real esta

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now pennsylvania is an oil state, pennsylvania is huge oil state, i would expect drill, baby, drill toand more than that, it is the -- a shocking st stat, our figur fourth largest natural gas reserve in the world, we can't get it out of the ground, we can't get permits, and we don't have an offshore port toke pert iexpert it, hung of where biden's policies areo upside down. it great for the national security and the economy and it is great for the environment. that natural gas replaces cold fired plants in india and china this is madness, this got worse. larry: cut inflation. >> absolutely. larry: petroleum derivatives run throughout the economy, hundreds of every day things, we talk about it on show. trump is right tropical stotropical storm hilary. another one -- drill, baby, drill. other one is, internationalist,tion tiktok be american owned,? should to be an american business. >> i support the bill to have bytedance divest tiktok to american ownership. i want to say i'm skeptical of the government intervening in free enterprise. but when it is justifiable when it is a national secu

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look here in pennsylvania. if you look among independents, you see that biden's at 46% trump at 36%. he's plus ten among independents back in 2020 according to the exit polls by them was plus eight in pennsylvania among indies. so within range women, he's plus eight with women back in 2020 and exit polls biden was plus 11 in pennsylvania among women again, within range. so as you noted, pieces of the biden coalition here seem to be coming back to him in pennsylvania yeah, that is a different story. when you look at michigan michigan, again, look at these same demographics, places. biden is minus ten to trump among independents. well, back in the 2020 exits, biden won independence in michigan by six women. it's roughly even here given the margin of error, i would call that three-point split 48, 40 if i have roughly even split among women between trump and biden. biden won women in pennsylvania by 14 percentage points in 2020 and the exit. so there is clearly pieces of the biden coalition in michigan that are not

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mccormack pennsylvania candidate. army combat vote and west point graduate. where were you in the class. >> i was not number one, i was in the middle.. >> you remember w at yale, he said congratulation to you c students. >> there is a path for you yet. >> and way, we have been talking about trump and trump social. does trump at head of ticket help you in pennsylvania. >> i think it does. there are 67 counties in pennsylvania, 55 are red. but key in the county is getting out the vote, president trump has showed that he has a great ability to to get out the vote among republican voters and motivate people that had not voted otherwise, i think i could help him, i think i could appeal to some independent and conservative democrats around philadelphia and pittsburgh, pittsburgh where i live. i think -- i hope we'll help each other. larry: new harris poll, good polling, they say, that immigration border, open border has become member one issue replacing inflation. >> i feel it. larry: so do you feel that. are people talking

larry: you got plants in pennsylvania. you have a lot of industry in pennsylvania.t will be affected by this. >> of course. just to step back what happened with the sub sidization of trillions of dollars going into evs everything else,. >> only driving inflation it is distorting economy. driving consumers away froms if sill fuels. creating a huge arbitrage with solar panels on farmland this is problem distort but key thing make us more dependent on china. lithium batteries and solar panels. we learned during covid we don't want pharmaceuticals in china. larry: insane. >> it will be when the dust settles biggest strategic miscalculation of biden administration make us more dependent on china when china is more of an adversary than ever. larry: you convinced me. get started and fix all of this stuff, are you ready? >> i will. larry: say hello to wonderful dina. >> i will, larry, you can hear date mccormick you can hear how well he is well-versed. president trump takes eighth amendment excessive fine argument to the supreme court. we'll ask one of his former lawyers. t

there is an interstate element to this crime started in pennsylvania. now seems to be centered in jersey certainly a source of jurisdiction, although i should say car jacking is generally there's a federal offense for car jacking because of the mobility involved with carjackings. so there's there's plenty of federal nexus here to involve the resources from the fbi and other agencies oftentimes in smaller, more rural spots, your federal partners can bring tools and capabilities to a situation like this that you might, the local agencies might not have like hostage negotiators or or high-tech surveillance capabilities that can actually give you eyes and ears inside the hostage location. but here you're talking about some pretty big municipal departments, mercer county, trenton, bucks county, and in pennsylvania, very close to philadelphia. so there's a lot of robust law enforcement resources right in that local area. >> okay. i also want to invite to this conversation former philadelphia police commissioner charles ramsey, also with us hostage negotiator,

that began in pennsylvania. converging in this neighborhood if in trenton, new jersey, and specifically as we watch it appears to be that house, you can see s.w.a.t. officers in that vehicle in the front. we're not getting the full story here yet. we don't know all the details, we don't want to tell you something that we don't know to be confirmed. however, in following our philadelphia affiliate there, you can see they have got a lot of attention on this one house. when the helicopterrer shot were to widen a little bit, you would see a lot of authorities that have really converged in this trenton, new jersey, area. a former fbi agent earlier on this broadcast telling people if you live in this area, you should try and and get away from this area or shelterer yourself in place. this individual, andre gordon, believed to be armed and dangerous and on the run maybe in this house. we're watching it. we will keep you posted on my new developments here. that's the latest. finish. ♪ ♪ jacqui: we will be monitoring tha

i predicted apl votes in pennsylvania beforefo they occurred. what's interesting about this in particular i was involved in looking at all of the registered voters in california see who is deceased i found a couple who had died years before september 2020 that brenda registration on the system i looked at those that watch these will be fraud that warning made its way into a lawsuit working its way through pennsylvania courts at the time. and sure enough on election day some of those deceased voters cast votes. the votes counted but then after the fact the person who created there's different people for each of the votes they arrested the people made the fraudulent votes they prosecuted and got convictions. they got convictions for those fraudulent votes. what's interesting in the case of pennsylvania that two cases i am talking about are both republicans. who cast damily members. >> doing who they voted for? >> yes in both cases. i'll give to it. yes because the person who committed the fraud admitted they were republicans and they had cast the

the other thing i would take is female voters in michigan, in pennsylvania on there in pennsylvania, you see, he's performing as you would expect, biden to form with women. it's an advantage category for him, not so in michigan, there almost evenly divided among women, between the two candidates that obviously if they're evenly divided among women, that's gonna be a real problem across the board for joe biden? yeah, karen 20 what's up with that >> so couple of things i would say. one, just looking at the averages of a couple of in other posts, the margin is about 3%. so again, this is going to continue to go up and down, but couple of things i would say, number one, let's remember that in michigan, we have a strong governor, a strong democratic party, and not just women, but we have a swath of voters who came out to vote around reproductive freedom. and so i think i just need, but those against clearly a problem with women emission. >> well, let me finish this >> but clearly. >> so what >> that tells me is those voters are still get double. they're still there. that's the end. in its

i will even add pennsylvania. donald trump is leading in those states, and those states are where he lost in some cases by as you have just a view thousand votes in 2020. this will be a tight race and i believe that america's voters, i agree with stephanie that many voters might have been shut out of the close primary process, but the majority of the voters right now in america chose to shut themselves out of their primary process so far. and that is why you have low turnout, that is why you have the candidates you do. as a general election comes to a head in november, i think will see the excitement of the voters. ., , , ., , voters. the voters did show up in they have — voters. the voters did show up in they have overwhelmingly . in they have overwhelmingly picked — in they have overwhelmingly picked these _ in they have overwhelmingly picked these two _ in they have overwhelmingly| picked these two candidates. that— picked these two candidates. that is— picked these two candidates. that is a _ picked these two

in pennsylvania, if i had to go to vegas, i would say is he going to get pennsylvania. you look at the numbers of women, and i think more women are going to come out and we saw that with ohio. we saw that in the midterms when abortion comes front and center for a lot of states that aren't border states like pennsylvania. >> a small bet. >> bret: a small bet. not everything in? meantime, steve, the third party possibility, robert f. kennedy jr. he is still polling pretty well. this is representative as yous n clause warning about this. >> this election near run thing come down to a few states and couple hundred thousand voters any third candidate with a last name like kennedy pose as significant challenge. democrats are absolutely taking it where he could be. >> look at pennsylvania poll snapshot in time. when you put kennedy in there. goes to tied. now the former president up. a lot of people are saying is he going to take away from president biden. >> that's right. a lot of interest in his vice presidential pick. so you can see that there is something there for both si

a senator in pennsylvania. it is one of those states densely populated by both parties. in your conversations with republicans, are you finding a liz cheney effect, a nikki haley effect where you can detect there are republicans who have voted for trump in the past, but simply will not vote for him this time? they have moved into the liz cheney or nikki haley camp? >> i get some of that sense. it is often unspoken. it is not like they run up and declare their independence from maga or the extreme right. but it is often unspoken. i had a unique experience. i won't say what county so not to get them in trouble. but two republican county commissioners came to an event for us and the event was billed as a campaign event. and they showed up. after the event was over, we are doing videos and they were going to scan the video with he and i said are you sure you guys want to be in this video in and they said maybe we shouldn't but they showed up because they know i delivered for their county and they know president bid

the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from pennsylvania reserve -- the chair: the gentleman from pennsylvania reserves. the gentleman from washington is recognized. mr. larsen: thank you, madam chair. i yield myself as much time as i may consume. h.r. 6276 directs the g.s.a. to establish standards for measuring occupancy in federal buildings. the bill directs the g.s.a. and federal tenants to use sensors to measureupancy, requires the heads of federal agencies to report occupancy and utilization data, and directs the g.s.a. to notify agencies and congress when occupancy in a federal building falls below 60%, at which time g.s.a. would be permitted to consolidate tenants. the bill further requires o.m.b. and. to develop a plan to consolidate agency headquarter buildings in the national capital region that result in the utilization rate of 60% or more. now, i agree with representative perry's goal to reduce agency costs by giving up unneeded space and i consistently made that point to him and others on the committee. i am opposed to this bill. the bill defines occupancy as the total number of e

while in pennsylvania, president biden, reiterated his call for congress to pass pennsylvania senator, that will penalize corporations for selling smaller amounts of their products, while not lowering the price. >> too many corporations raise their prices, charging you more and more for less and less. that is why we are cracking down on corporations engaged in price gouging. it looks like companies wouldn't notice, they thought you would not notice. they give you the same size bag of potato chips, about 20% fewer potato chips. that is not a joke. some of you may have seen a tv thing on a snickers bar. same exact price, 20% less bar. i am serious. congress needs to stop, bobby casey's bill needs to stop price gouging. >> joining us now, bob casey, of pennsylvania. the longest serving senator of pennsylvania. he's running for reelection this year. senator casey, to some voters, it will sound like too small of an issue for a president or a senator to be concerned about how many potato chips there are in the back. what is at stake? >> lawrence, what is at stake for so many years now, thes

we are right now, just on the other side of the new jersey, pennsylvania state line. so again, as we send things back to you up, police still using that pa system, still encouraging according to step out of the home as they keep a print, as police keep a pretty locked down perimeter on this neighborhood where the police drone in the air and polish just to follow up on what you said among those believed to have been killed or at least the district attorney for bucks county and pennsylvania said, among those killed gordon's stepmother & a, his 13 year-old daughter and a woman with whom he shared two kids, and then allegedly there was a car jacking. he then made it over across state lines from pennsylvania to new jersey, trent, new jersey is a place that authority say, is familiar to him, perhaps even family. there are once lived, we haven't heard any elaboration of those details, but have you learned anything more about why this name? neighborhood >> we have not heard anything. we have heard from some of the residents here and we're still trying to confirm reports that

guest: georgia, arizona, nevada, wisconsin, michigan, pennsylvania. pleasant bod mor. caller:seen you on tv. there is nothing you can say about the seven states you are talking about, they changed their unconstitutionally. you cannot tell me that is not right. rudy giuliani had affidavits from poll workers and the judges didn't take them up, they said they lacked standingyou keep cu, to get the same number. they weree votes. that is what happened. host: please hang on the line and listen to the response. guest: this is an important point. my work was all tasked specifically to finding the fraud that would survive legal scrutiny. when you bring it to court and the defensettorneys are going to come at you with everything they have two show you messed up, that you were wrong, it is a very high bar. a light of what you're talking about is not data evidence, especially the rudy giuliani thing. it hearsay evidence is almost never evidence you can bring to court successfully, especially when you want to overturn an election result. as far as the cost is not

people i live in pennsylvania and then telling them that in 2023. him and that. people should know that and more and more people do know that. when it comes to this current iteration, when you say you're going to have a bus tour and spend all of this time in pennsylvania, you shouldn't be flying back and forth to your home. it gets down to the basic question of integrity. when people elect a senator, they want to know that senator is someone rooted in the state and understands the challenges families face, trying to pay for the higher cost. he has had real trouble connecting. people don't get a sense that he understands the struggles. he is being financed by billionaires that have already raised $18 million for super pack. >> we are going to need your guidance throughout the year. >>> we will be right back. rig. is he? confidently walking 8 long haired dogs and living as if he doesn't have allergies? yeah. fast relief of your worst allergy symptoms, like nasal congestion. how did i ever miss this? before you were preventing migraine with qulipta? yo

he is alleged to have killed three people this morning in neighboring falls township, pennsylvania. authorities say it was his stepmother, 13-year-old sister, and the mother of gordon's two children. the bucks county district attorney's office held a press conference earlier regarding this morning's shootings. let's listen. >> forcibly broke into the residence after which he shot and killed his 52-year-old stepmother, karen gordon, and his 13-year-old sister, kara gordon, who lived at the residence. there were three other individuals at the residence, including a minor inside the home, who were able to hide and avoid being shot by gordon. following the shootings, at approximately 9:01 a.m., gordon drove to the unit block of edward lane, levittown, where he forcibly broke into a residence, after which he shot and killed 25-year-old taylor daniel, with whom he has two children. >> let's bring in nbc news correspondent, george solis, who is live in trenton, the capital city of new jersey. tell us what is happening right now on the ground? >> reporter: jonathan, what you have is a reall

in pennsylvania and in arizona.ay the economy is the most important issue for them in the selection. a new op ed from lizza peak arguing the fight over abortion could give biden the boost he needs to win reelection. call ms. fox news contributor joins me now. hate list good to see you. >> it has been a while. >> thank you for having me on. >> i want to start there is another poll of pennsylvania and arizona voters on the most important issues to voters. you have a 61% of those polled in pennsylvania who say the economy is the most important issue. 58% in arizona say it is the economy versus 39% in both of these states saying abortion is the most important issue. now you say the fight over women's reproductive rights will give president biden edge of the former president which you expound on that force? >> well, look the republicans have lost seven straight votes on abortion in seven separate states. we know from those votes this issue drives turnout particularly amongst the young women and also money, lots of money

and the last presidential campaign with pennsylvania as a must win state, this program turned repeatedlydance to our pennsylvania campaign expert, the senior senator bob casey who is running for reelection this year. his republican opponent mccormick has endorsed trump, tonight, senator casey released this ad on what he calls, greed inflation. >> chicken prices 35% higher. toilet paper up 10%, profits increased 100 million, corporations raising prices five times faster than inflation, bob casey calls it greed inflation and he is fighting back. >> my plan gives the federal trade commission the power to punish corporate price gouging, let's roll back the huge corporate tax breaks putting money in your pocket instead. that's why i approved this message. >> joining us now is senator casey, the longest-serving democratic senator in pennsylvania. he is running for u.s. senate in 2024. senator first of all great seeing the pennsylvania map behind you, that's the way you've guided us through this four years ago. what does it mean to the biden campaign, what does it mean to you to see the biden c

they were in pennsylvania.oking at the euro of birth and name and saying tt on in two differe. in georgia, a legislature -- legislature challenged him and took of matches in georgia and he reached up and contact the people at those addresses, they were two different people who happened to share the same name and year of birth. matt brainard raised $500,000 to support his efforts and as i wrote my opinion piece january this year that had national scope, he came onto to my twitter feed and basically was making the pitch to raise money and my response was i know who you are. he video where your data was torn apart and then i never heard from him again. even today, there is still any effort to monetize bad analytics in the hunt for voter fraud. i caution everybody to be careful because there are very few people doing the work seriously. host: you right in chapter 26, the master level, single party voting. guest: one of my proudest moments in rhode island, 50 years reform advocates have tried to eliminate single par

i predicted a couple dead votes in pennsylvania before they occurred.s interesting about this in particular is there was -- i was involved in at all of the registered voters in pennsylvania to see who was deceased. i found a couple who had died years before september 2020 when they had brand-new registrations on the system and looked at those and i said, you watch, these will be fraud. that warning made its way into a lawsuit that was working its way through pennsylvania's courts at the time and sure enough on election day some of those ñ■ votes, the votes count bud then after the factco the person who created ad ■ each of the votes they arrested the people who made those fraudulent votes and they prosecuted and got convictions for thosee fraudulent votes and what's interesting in the case of pennsylvania, the two casesre i'm talking about were both republicans who cast deceased votes on family members. >> do we know who they voted for? >> yes n both cases and this is an important question, i'm going g answer to it, yes, because the person who committed

perry of pennsylvania. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 1071, the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. perry and a member opposed each will have control of five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from pennsylvania. mr. perry: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. perry: thank you, mr. speaker. i'm pleased to offer this bipartisan amendment to the bill h.r. 6276, with my friend, representative auchincloss from massachusetts. this makes two clarifying changes to the bill, ensuring the legislation collects occupancy data in a way that better encompasses all federal workers, wherever they're working, and protects the privacy of those workers. this amendment updates the definition of occupancy in the bill from the total number of employees performing duties in person over a five-day workweek to the number of employees doing so over a 40-hour workweek. ensuring that occupancy calculations can more comprehensively account for all

but look at pennsylvania trump's up to in pennsylvania in a biden trump question, when you throw in the third party candidates, it's tied, so maybe it hurts trump a little bit in pennsylvania. so it's gonna be fascinating as we go forward just to look at some of the other data in here, as you look at all of this just mentioned among independent voters, right? where are we among independent voters? well, look at this in a two-way race among independents, trump plus four and michigan trump bluff plus five. when the third-party option is moved in, maybe a little bit, biden loses a little bit in arizona plus 14 and a two-way plus ten and a third-party trump, as we noted, he loses a little bit in pennsylvania plus seven two plus for the most damning piece, anderson, if you script through strip through, excuse me, within the bowels of these poles, we move this one out here and bring up this one here. this is the most damning thing i found when you look at the cross tabs and these poles, this is arizona among non-white voters in arizona. that means predominantly latinos in 2020, joe biden won

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the pennsylvania state police, obviously, it's always there to assist any way they can. this may be a case where the atf bi will jump in to provide that support and assistance this happened in a township falls township. that is really not that large and doesn't have that large of a police departments. so obviously there'll need some support. but there are a lot of agencies in an area that worked very, very well together. and so i'm not concerned about resources right now. the focus has to be on catching this guy before he can hurt anyone else. they don't know if he's got anybody else in mind as a target. those three people who unfortunately were apparently killed it was known to this individual, so they just have to do the best to try to find this guy and believe me, they're pulling out all the stops to try to get them as part of the man hot. it's also anticipating what this person's next moves. may be based on the actions that have already happen so what do you believe that there zeroing in on this car jacking, you mentioned trenton, new jersey being a place of familiar

we know if the suspect will be charged in pennsylvania >> yeah, gadi, and first we should know thatme people have been stopping by the home today, not saying a word you'll notice there may be plywood on the front door, possibly connected to the forced entry noted by authorities. as far as extradition, authorities tell me is expected, andre gordon is expected to be extradited back here to pennsylvania in the coming days. gadi >> george solis, thank you. >>> liz i prime minister benjamin netanyahu is blasting recent comments by senate majority leader chuck schumer, and schumer the highest ranking jewish elected official in the u.s. said netanyahu and his cabinet are a barrier to long-term peace in the region today netanyahu firing back >> i think what he said is totally inappropriate. it's inappropriate for -- to go to a sister democracy and try to replace the elected leadership there. >> the comments come as israel faces growing backlash over its invasion of gaza >>> and to the 2024 election now with both president biden and former president trump locking up their nominations, there'