right here in pennsylvania. these sites are the key to regrowing her economy, and combating climate change. i know there are bills to pass and work to do to impact climate change. one of the most important things we can do right now is invest in our clean energy economy and the jobs it supports. our development plan will do that. it will help businesses succeed here in pennsylvania. when those businesses set up shop, we want to make sure that their new employees have great communities to live in. our streets are lined with shops and businesses and housing is affordable. that is why i'm proposing $25 million to build off the keystone -- building off the keystone communities program to support small businesses downtown and main streets across pennsylvania. at the same time, we will launch the pennsylvania regional competitiveness challenge, so local communities can work together to leverage resources available to them. we have met with local elected leaders to see how our investments can support their visions. thi

here in pennsylvania, we get stuff done. together. and when we do accomplish something here in harrisburg, when we move the ball down the 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 increase. but now is the time to invest some of that $14 billion surplu

pennsylvania has -- i'm sorry, excuse me.he number one public health crisis in pennsylvania according to the state, opioids. the cdc says pennsylvania recently saw the highest number of xylazine related deaths in the country. what is driving the addiction? >> listen, 13 pennsylvanians die every single day from an opioid overdose. it is unacceptable. here in pennsylvania we're trying to come at it with a multipronged approach. first, we have to understand that drug addiction is a disease, not a crime. now we have to invest? law enforcement and i have. we've increased the number of state troopers by 400 and i'm looking to add another 400. as attorney general, i arrested over 8,000 drug dealers. we're not going soft on those who are peddling poisons in our community. we have to make sure the treatment is available. i led a national coalition that ended up holding drug companies accountable. the very people that brought this crisis into our communities and brought $2 billion back to pennsylvania for treatment. >> i'm sorry. >> th

pennsylvania goes.pennsylvania goes. they have voted for the winner - pennsylvania goes. they have voted for the winner in - pennsylvania goes. they have voted for the winner in 20 i voted for the winner in 20 through the last 25 state elections. i don't know there is another county without record. we are in many ways exactly what you will find in communities across the great lakes, notjust in pennsylvania but across the great lakes. we are a community in the midst of this very long and at times painful transition away from an industrial manufacturing economy to a more diversified economy. i think in many ways we are a bellwether notjust for pennsylvania but for the entire region. shill for pennsylvania but for the entire region.— for pennsylvania but for the entire region. all of the poles that we have _ entire region. all of the poles that we have seen _ entire region. all of the poles that we have seen across i that we have seen across pennsylvania so far and we haven't had one specifically from erie

he's clueless about pennsylvania. >> reporter: pennsylvania governor josh shapiro was campaigning withhe day, and just like they did last time, i think they're going to re-elect joe biden. >> reporter: part of the reason biden has been able to spend more heavily here in pennsylvania is because he is raising more than donald trump. more than $120 million just over the first three months of 2024 according to new figures, norah. that is nearly double what the trump team has brought in. >> nancy cordes with that new reporting. nancy, thank you very much. >>> there's a lot more news ahead on t feeling sluggish or weighed down? could be a sign that your digestive system isn't at its best. but a little metamucil everyday can help. metamucil's psyllium fiber gels to trap and remove the waste that weighs you down... so you can lighten every day the metamucil way. head & shoulders bare clinically proven dandruff protection with just 9 essential ingredients no sulfates, no silicones, no dyes. dandruff protection, minimal ingredients. job done. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> i

he's clueless about pennsylvania. >> reporter: pennsylvania governor josh shapiro was campaigning withen today. >> it will be a clear choice at the end of the day, and just like they did last time, i think they're going to reelect joe biden. >> reporter: part of the reason biden has been able to spend more heavily here in pennsylvania is because he is raising more than donald trump. more than $120 million just over the first three months of 2024, according to new figures, norah. that is nearly double what the trump team has brought in. >> norah: nancy cordes with that new reporting. nancy, thank you very much. the supreme court heard arguments today in a case that could impact hundred of defendants facing charges for the january 6th attack on the capitol, including former president trump. at issue is a federal law against obstructing an official proceeding. the u.s. solicitor general told the court there is no question the defendants obstructed the count of electoral votes. conservative justices seemed skeptical of the justice department's position, questioning whether prosecutors went

[laughter] pennsylvania lost 275,000 jobs. let's look at the facts.n my watch, unemployment hasn't been this low for this long in 50 years. 50 years. wages are rising. american manufacturing is booming. we created close to 800,000 new manufacturing jobs since i became president, including 28,000 manufacturing jobs right here in pennsylvania. we attracted $680 billion in private-sector investment in advanced manufacturing and clean energy here in america, including $4 billion just here in the state of pennsylvania so far. folks, instead of importing foreign products and exporting american jobs, we're exporting american products and creating american jobs. think of the last years where corporate america wanted to go find the cheapest labor in the world, send the jobs overseas, and then import the product home. not anymore. together, we're doing what's always worked best for this country. we're investing in all of america, in all americans. and we're building an economy from the middle out and the bottom up, not the top down. because when we do that, the

and both men want to win in pennsylvania. they need to win in pennsylvania.nd did the same forward joe biden, proud son of scranton, in 2020. but voters here want to know what these presidents will do for them if brought in for a second term. let's turn to some important news around the world. the widow of the russian opposition politician alexei navalny says he wrote an autobiography before he died in prison in february. the book, titled patriot, will be published simultaneously in different languages in october. yulia navalnaya said it would be a final show of defiance to the kremlin. the us department of justice is charging a man with fraud for allegedly stealing more than $16 million from us baseball star shohei 0htani. ippei mizuhara served as an interpreterfor the la dodgers player. officials say mizuhara impersonated 0htani in conversations with banks, in order to cover gambling debts. mizuhara faces up to 30 years in prison if convicted. the ancient roman city of pompeii, which was buried in a volcanic eruption almost 2000 years ago, has revealed more

rising faster in pennsylvania than in any other state this year. swing county in this swing state. as presidents battle to win it, some local people battle to survive. >> we had hard times with president trump. and we are still struggling with president biden as well. caitriona: charities step in to help those struggling. >> quite the ordeal. caitriona: megan is 31 and has eight children. she comes to this food pantry a few times a week and couldn't survive without it. >> it is like a godsend. and we are definitely blessed to have it here. i do get food stamps and medical. i don't get cash. i just survive on that. work when you can and it is definitely hard to work a lot because of all the children. it is a struggle to stay afloat, but god's been blessing us and we been doing it. caitriona: she is not alone. demand has risen dramatically for the services of this home house of erie. >> my goodness, it has risen tremendously this year. i have seen unemployment dropped. however, there has been an increase when it comes to the food that is in the super

[laughter] pennsylvania lost 275,000 jobs.ok at the facts of her on my watch unemployment has not been this low for this long and 50 years. in 50 years. wages are rising. credit close 800,000 new manufacturing jobs including 28000 right here in pennsylvania. we retracted $680 billion but let me say it again $680 billion private sector investment and advanced manufacturing clean energy here in america including $4 billion just here in the state of pennsylvania sor. far. folks, you are exploiting american jobss. but we are exploiting products and creating american jobs. think of last year's corporate america want to find the cheapest labor in the world. sending jobs overseas and import the product home. not anymore. together we do what has always worked best for this country we are investing in all of america. were building an economy from the middle up in a bottom out not top-down what we do that the poor have a ladder up in the middle class do wellin the still wealthy still do very well. we allll do. no, for real. [applause] l

so pennsylvania, get out and vote. what is going on at the college level in the colleges, columbia, nyu and others is a disgrace and it is really on biden. he has a wrong signal and the wrong tone and the wrong words. he doesn't know who he is backing and it's a mess. if this were me -- what's going on is a disgrace to our country. and it is all biden's fault and everybody knows it. he has no message. he has no compassion. he doesn't know what he is doing. he can't put two sentences together frankly. he is the the worst president in the history of our country and again, what is going on is a disgrace. it's interesting outside where great americans, people that want to come down and protest at the court and they want to protest peacefully. we have more police presence here than anyone has seen. you can't get near the courthouse and yet nobody up at a college where you have radical people trying to rip the colleges and universities down. that's a shame. it all starts with joe biden. the signals he puts out are so bad and

pennsylvania will be very important in 2024. former president trump says that is where you should be right now instead he is here in new york city for day two of the hush money trial. more on this with his attorney -- will get a reaction to this admonishment by the judge moments ago when she joins her shortly but in the meantime biden is in a 3d swing through pennsylvania. fox polling shows that he is down two in a state that he flipped blue by eraser thin margin -- margin in 2020. that is the most recent -- kelly in conway and martin stringer standby but first to white house correspondent peter doocy who is there live with president biden in. [laughter] high. >> within the last 60 seconds or so president biden walked off the stage, first piece of video he played on intro was also protesters outside. this is one of the rare biden particle events over the last couple of months where they managed to keep all of the protesters on the outside. there were no interruptions. president biden has -- stuck entirely to his prepared text an

here in pennsylvania.were doing that work, republican and democrat alike. there are neighbors all across pennsylvania. they are doing a job. they are doing it kind of one with arm tied behind their back. let me explain why. precanvas is something supported by republican and democratic county officials. the people that run our elections. it is supported by my secretary of state. the great al schmidt, himself, a republican, who oversees our elections. it should easily and overwelmingly pass in the legislature if it came up for a vote. but the reason it hasn't is donald trump told the republican leaders in our state senate, don't run that precanvas bill. don't do any of that. the reason is, he wants the chaos. we've seen that. he is a guy who loves to inject chaos into everything. into our elections, into our tax code. into, you know, the policies that harm working folks every single day. and unfortunately, we still have some republican leaders here in pennsylvania who take their accused not from the people o

predecessor who is busy right now -- [laughter] pennsylvania lost 275,000 jobs.t the facts. >> busy right now the way we want him in a courthouse in new york city. by the way, the biden administration has put his continued a lot of trump tariffs will because a lot of those tariffs are on steel which they believe helps them in pennsylvania. will: in front of the steel workers union there and here's trump in pennsylvania. >> turned out everything he touches turns to [bleep] when i'm back in the white house we will end joe biden's inflation train wreck and we will tell pennsylvania, drill baby, drill. get back to drilling. pete: there's an issue that joe can't say anything about because trump has been clearing all of the above energy approach let's unleash it and democrats on climate side having a lot of explaining to do to very same steel work ergs and others who say while we've had a lot of other jobs have left our state. so it is not just the presidential race that's a focus, though, when it comes to primary calendar specifically pennsylvania as well you can see

including 37,000 manufacturing jobs right here in pennsylvania. there are only two presidents on record, in all of american history, who left office with fewer jobs than when they entered office. herbert hoover and, yes, donald "herbert hoover" trump. [applause] look. it's the same failed trickle down policies. nothing has changed. a few months ago at a closed door event at mar-a-lago he told his millionaire and billionaire followers the following, quote, you're rich as hell, and we're going to give you a tax cut, end of quote. they all laughed. not because they thought it wouldn't happen, because they knew it would. how does that make me feel, how does it make you feel? trump wants another round of corporate giveaways. i come from the corporate state of the world. delaware. i represented it for 36 years. you're entitled to make a fair profit. that makes sense. there's more corporations incorporated in delaware than every other state in the nation combined. but this is ridiculous what's going on now. there are about 1,000 billionaire, billionaires

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president biden campaigned today in pennsylvania. our survey shows just 14% of those responding say they are getting ahead financially. 41% are holding study and 44% are falling behind. correspondent bryan llenas starts us off tonight from philadelphia. good evening, bryan. brine brine bret, good evening. if president biden is going to win re-election he will most likely need to win pennsylvania. he just wrapped up 8 of the visit this year as brand new fox news polls give us new insight into whether or not ultimately a new incite into why he has visited this battleground state more than any other. >> that's right. the kennedy family endorses joe biden for president. >> today, six of robert f. kennedy jr.'s siblings took to the stage in the city of brotherly love to try to torpedo their brother's presidential campaign. >> president biden has been a champion for all the rights and freedoms that my father and uncle stood for. >> r.f.k. jr. writing about his family's revolt, quote: we are divided in our opinions but united in our love fo

the gentleman from pennsylvania is recognized. mr.ussen that willer: thank you, mr. speaker. in recent days far left activists have chant debt to america and debt to israel. mr. reschenthaler: cheers broke out when iran started attacking zag did you recall a meeting about the upcoming d.n.c. convention. just think about that for a moment. this isn't your grandfather's democratic party. in the three months following the october 7 attack, there has been an increase of 360% of antisemitic incidents in this country. it was reported earlier this year that there was an exodus of jewish families leaving oakland, california, because the antisemitic radicalization of the teachers union in that city. this isn't 1930's nazi germany. this is 21st century california, where we're seeing this happen. but if you doubt me, just listen to the leaders of the democratic party. here's representative rashida tlaib, who said, "privilege are the sea is an aspiration call for freedom, human rights and peaceful coexistence, not death, destruction or hate." thi

both men want to win in pennsylvania and need to read in pennsylvania. did the same forjoe biden, and did the same forjoe biden, a proud son of scranton, in 2020. but voters here have issues like voters across the rest of america and they want to know what these two presidents will do for them if granted a second term. our chief presenter caitriona perry there. the polish parliament held a landmark debate on whether to liberalise the country's abortion laws, which are some of the strictest in the european union. abortion is only allowed when the pregnancy endangers the mother's health, or when it is a result of rape or incest. our correspondent adam easton is in warsaw with more. the debate that has been described by the governments, family, and labour minister is unusually important, and one that polish women have been waiting for for 30 years, because this debate is about whether the state allows policewomen to have abortion on demand up to 12 weeks, and longer in certain other circumstances, for the first time since 1993, and, as you mentioned, poland

you see reading, pennsylvania were 69, 70% is latino. again, that's happened within the last five years from his radio station and allen town, once white working class rust belt stronghold martinez has watched his spanish-speaking listeners rapidly increase across central and eastern pennsylvania over the past decade now, martinez show has become a must stop for several state and local politicians. >> i'm >> glad to be with you >> evicted. >> and just last month, vice president kamala harris called it what is the potential? of latino voters in this area of pennsylvania? >> i think it's huge. i think the latino vote could be the deciding factor in 2020 president biden beat former president trump in pennsylvania by roughly 80,000 votes. recent polling in the state shows a close race, meaning the estimated 615,000 eligible latino voters could eat easily decide the next election here. >> but >> while biden carried the latino vote handily in 2024, signs are showing some of that support may be slipping. do you feel there are more latinos in yo

he says you can't overstate how significant pennsylvania is.all and let's start with you. >> i grew up in pennsylvania so this is part of my wheelhouse but it is always considered a really important state but trump won in 2016, the first time since hw bush, biden won last time. the most important thing about the polls that have come out is the weakness president biden has with the unions. some of those numbers have gone down significantly. that is where he is going to be an issue as well as the independents, and the other two candidates each polling 2%. and not knowing if they are taking votes from biden or biden and trump. >> in pennsylvania, showed 14% felt they were getting ahead of economically. my wife is from the pittsburgh area, salt of earth middle-class, a poll like that, so low getting ahead is that going to be a game changer? it's a problem. inflation, and he believes the economy is getting better, hundreds of thousands of jobs and every month, people are paying more for gas or food they don't feel like they are getting better. that

appeal to latino and young voters in pennsylvania. sanders pollster telling "new york times," quote, i'm raising the alarm. young voters and latinos respond really well to a hard edge economic populous message and that is not biden's message. meantime, republicans are trying to boost senate charge former hedge fund ceo dave mccormick endorsed by donald trump not only are republicans trying to tie casey to biden. who has a 55% disapproval rating here. but they're trying to convince republicans to vote early which you can only do by mail in pennsylvania. that's a tough task given that former president trump continues to attack mail voting as fraudulent ahead of tuesday's primary for instance and democrats requested three times as many mail ballots as republicans. >> to increasingly the republican party and especially the trump coalition is built up of unreliable voting blocs and when we're not using every at disposal early voting and democrats are we're setting ourselves up for failure. reporter: really fast thing here neil trump endors

bryan llenas is alive in scranton, pennsylvania with all of the details. >> pennsylvania go so to goesnate and the white house. that is the thought. the primary here is on tuesday but both senate candidates are running unopposed so we are in general election mode here. democrat senator bob casey was sent to kick off 20 plus stop bus tour of pennsylvania today. right here in his hometown of scranton instead he is in washington d.c. waiting to vote on the foreign aid package. meanwhile his republican challenger david mccormick had an event today at state college and a u.s. olympic wrestling team trials event with pennsylvania native beau nichol. mccormick is eager to tie casey to president biden. blaming both for inflation and immigration crisis. casey is running ads blaming inflation not on biden but so-called shrinkflation and greed inflation sink greedy companies are driving up prices for profits. democrats are on defense on the economy a new fox news polling shows it is the number one issue for voters in pennsylvania voters here trust former president trump to do a better job on the

president biden in his home state of pennsylvania again tonight.tate he'll need to win this november. biden aiming to draw the contrast between him and donald trump, who has spent much of this week in court. here's mary bruce. >> reporter: tonight, fully aware that donald trump's attention is focused on his criminal trial in new york, frie president biden lasering in on pennsylvania. speaking to steelworkers, biden touting his work on the economy and taking swipes at his opponents. >> 492,000 new jobs so far in pennsylvania alone. under my predecessor, who's busy right now, pennsylvania lost 275,000 jobs. i mean, let's look at the facts. on my watch, unemployment hasn't been this low for this long in 50 years. >> biden leaning in to his working class routes on a three-day swing through this must-win state, greeting construction workers in pittsburgh, visiting his childhood home in scranton, where he told voters he understands them in a way trump never will. >> donald trump looks at the world differently than you and me. he wakes up in the morning a

lee: pennsylvania. mr. lucas: pennsylvania. ms. lee: very close. we're getting closer and closer. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from oklahoma reserves. the gentlewoman from pennsylvania is recognized. ms. lee: mr. speaker, i have no further requests for time or speakers and i'm prepared to close. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. lee: thank you, mr. speaker. i urge my colleagues to vote yes on h.r. 4824 and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields. the gentleman from oklahoma is recognized. mr. lucas: mr. speaker, i yield myself as much time as i might consume. the speaker pro tempore: you're recognized. mr. lucas: mr. speaker, h.r. 4824 is a practical bill that lets federal agencies collaborate on this important issue. dr. baird, who i would note before my father's family lived in oklahoma, we lived in indiana, but i would also note to my gentlecolleague on the other side of the room, before they lived in indiana, they lived in pennsylvania. even if i have some geographical challenges. nonetheless, thi

here in pennsylvania.who are doing that work, republican and democrat alike, they are our neighbors all across pennsylvania, they're doing a hell of a job, but they're doing it kind of with one arm tied behind their back. let me explain why. precanvas is something that is supported by republican and democratic county officials, the people that run our elections. it's supported by my secretary of state, the great al schmidt, himself a republican who oversees our elections. it should easily and overwhelmingly pass in the legislature if it came up for a vote, but the reason it hasn't is donald trump told the republican leaders in our state senate don't run that precanvas bill. don't do any of that. and the reason is he wants the chaos. we've seen that. he is a guy who loves to inject chaos into everything, into our elections, into our tax code, into, you know, the policies that harm working folks every single day, and unfortunately we still have some republican leaders here in pennsylvania who take their cues

bryan llenas is live in scranton, pennsylvania president biden's hometown.n, good evening. scranton is also the hometown onetime democratic senator bob casey's kicks are the general election campaign already tomorrow with a 20 stop tour of pennsylvania. casey and his challenger republican david mccormick are running unopposed in tuesday's primaries of the general election has already started in this race. that is likely to determine control of the u.s. senate. mccormick today stopped at state college at an event penn state legend emmett may writer nickel part former hedge fund ceo talked about how his own high school and at west point wrestling career showed him the kind of leadership needed to be in the senate. now mccormick is trying to blame inflation on president biden and senator casey the economy is the number one issue in pennsylvania. fox news and polling shows just 14% of pennsylvania's voters say their families have been getting ahead financially. we spoke to business owners in scranton including the owner of the comics on the green shop who says h

come on back and show viewers what is going on in pennsylvania.he "wall street journal" had this poll out in pennsylvania. trump with a three point lead. margin of error plus or minors four points. it is a toss-up right now. why do you go to pennsylvania? for democrats it's where they win the white house. you look at this number here from 2020 it was 81,000 raw votes in pennsylvania where joe biden beat donald trump. that was enough to win the 20 electoral votes in 2020. here is pittsburgh today. in one county now in allegany county, 147,000 votes joe biden, raw votes now won the state by 81,000. in philadelphia on the other side of the state raw vote margin of 471,000. a blow-out in both those parts of the state. selena, welcome back. i know you covered this extensively. a clip of joe biden going after donald trump. watch. >> president biden: the one who defends me the most is when he refuses to visit an american cemetery outside of paris when he was president. why? he said that those soldiers who gave their lives were, quote, suckers and losers.

wrestling is in the bloodstream of pennsylvania. the toughness, the grid, the independence you see on those wrestling mats, using of those high school gymnasiums, to me that represents the best of pennsylvania. when i look around the country i see these intractable problems, and more than anything else we need leadership. the thing i learned is leadership is about toughness, it is about resilience, it is about making hard choices, attacking hard problems, and that is not what we are doing, so there is something to be learned about the kind of leadership we need to take the country back. i am running for the senate to make the articles. host: here to talk about a race to replaces senator is john o'connor. who is running against each other on the democratic side? >> it comes down to about two candidates, we have one who currently represents a district that represents the u.s. house including montgomery county. he is the billionaire founder and executive. she is running against a prince georges county executive in her second term in on

you are from pennsylvania.e the monitors on there. >> ainsley: lawrence, sorry to interrupt you. guy with the red hat talking to trump. he is the one who wearing the mugshot t-shirt. >> brian: nice. what's the reaction in pennsylvania about what is happening in new york? >> lawrence: yeah, exactly. you have got the former president meeting with the teamsters. he is trying to poke a hole in what joe biden calls his coalition. remember the president is confined to new york city because all these court cases that are going on. i want to talk with some of the people here because you have got the former president going out there with average day people. we're showing you y all the footage of it. is he meeting with construction workers. as you know, he used to build buildings for a living. how do you feel about the former president, despite being under attack when it comes to the media, as well as the court system, getting out there with average day people? >> i'm amazed because i watched it. he was so relaxed. he wa

it's pennsylvania.back in this beautiful commonwealth what thousands of proud, hard-working american, that's what you are. we are here to help, we are going to win unzipping, defeat crooked joe biden and make america great again. [cheering] before going any further, i want to say god bless of the people from israel they are under attack because we show great weakness, the weakness we jump, it's unbelievable not have happened if we were in office, you know that, we know that, everybody knows that but america praise, we always send our support to everyone in harm's way. this is an attack that would not have happened. to think about what have to go through the things we put up with them up with the border, no energy dependence, all electric cars, what everybody like to buy an electric car? [booing] we will return and it will happen quickly, revive american strength we will restore america's strength at home. all over the world, today we are considered a joke. it's going to be for long, believe me. it will

senate candidate in pennsylvania. david mccormick is gearing up for a senate run in pennsylvania. but he lives in connecticut. that seems bad. if you think about a pennsylvania senate race you will recall, republicans lost a shot at a winnable u.s. senate seat last time around. last election cycle when they, when they ran republican candidate memmet oz. republicans ran memmet oz, dr. oz for that seat. and candidates said he lives out of state and running in pennsylvania. they have developed a back story for their candidate. this time around who lives in connecticut, they've decided he's going to describe himself as someone who started with nothing. who grew up on a family farm in pennsylvania. did he start with nothing? did he grow up on a family farm in pennsylvania? what do you think? quote, mr. mccormick has explicitly said that he grew up on a farm. he claimed that he had quote started with nothing and that he quote didn't have anything. he and his campaign have recently described his parents as school teachers. in fact, mr. mccormick is the son of a well regarded college pres

could help biden lose pennsylvania.y race president biden and former president trump are tied. when you add r.f.k., jr., donald trump pulls ahead in pennsylvania by two points. yesterday president biden wrapped up his eighth visit to pennsylvania this year in his three-day tour he went to a world war ii memorial in scranton to pay respects to his uncle. his uncle dad forced to ditch the army air force plane that crashed off the coast of new guinea in the ocean but president biden said his uncle could have been eaten by cannibals. >> president biden: he got shot down in new guinea. they never found his body because there were a lot of cannibals in new guinea. >> you saw him at the war memorial. very emotional and important to him. >> the three-day tour also included a moment at the podium where biden seemed a bit confused and a stage moment at a wawa that critics found awkward. 55% of pennsylvania voters think biden does not have the mental soundness to serve effectively. it is concern enough for the biden campaign to re

>> as you said, 60% of pennsylvania live paycheck to paycheck. wages and spending. biden spent 6 trillion and casey voted for it. pull back on that spending put forth by president biden. oil and gas exploration has driven up fuel prices and in pennsylvania, we have wonderful, clean, natural gas that is the key to our economy and our future and president biden and bob casey have stood in the way with pause on drilling. this is absolutely the worst thing we could do for our security, and our environment. >> dana: dave, can you name one area of spending you recommend cutting? >> i think enormous subsidies in ev's and solar, i'm for all sources of energy but hundreds of billions put into subsidies are distorting our economy and hurting manufacturing jobs, roll back that stuff, that is crazy. and standing in the way of our economic well being in pennsylvania. >> dana: we'll let you get back to the campaign trail. >> dave mccormack pa.com. >> dana: you got it in there, thank you. >> quite a nightmare, nobody expected this, this is not a global pandemic, this is a global c