you're welcome to pennsylvania. there's lots of free land, but there's none here, at least not for you. you have to go west. philadelphia belongs to the english so they went west. they found a town called lancaster and they saw a lot of germans there. and lancaster is a neat it was a place where we made things in america in the 18th century and philadelphia, boston, we import and export. in lancaster, we make things conestoga wagons. and what you see there? pennsylvania rifles. well, the germans told the scots irish there's lots of free land. pennsylvania just not this land. lancaster is ours. you go further west and they ultimately went as far west as they could. the foothills of the appalachian mountains. and they said this is our place. it was a vacant land. they built their own city. they called it carlisle. and that was the of the scots irish in pennsylvania. now things were going well for them until the fifties, when war broke out. war between britain, france, the great seven years. war for global domination.

pennsylvania is one of those states that the senate campaign coy fosing on.the money is on hand. those are some of the financial dynamics you areg. >> the primary race this year wasn't terribly exciting on either side. >> not really. the field has been clearing out for these candidates. mccormick had already run in the primary and lost pretty narrowly. as as e gop establishment was who would be able to mount a good campaign again. and casey, you would be facing tough odds run against him in pennsylvania in the democratic primary. he has ay n the state, he is a scranton guy whose dad was governor. he has close ties to biden. >> what has been the early strategy from these candidates? >> very dof what they are focusing on. casey is more of a fighter member of the senate. he's not a really flashy guy. oehamuch. he has really stressed that he guide, he has been part of the mipartisan noncontroversial bills passing. one of his bags -- big focuses has been consumer protection, allowing the ftc to penalicompa. it is something biden has talked about. you can seeiohip

he has a bus tour around pennsylvania for the early part of the race.k to connecticut a lot. he has two houses, one in pittsburgh. that is for sure a dynamic as well. >> you mention the bus tour he'sng aund pennsylvania. what other tactics are the campaigns using. >> lot of advertising. i mentioned the super pac that is supporting mccormick. i haven't even put a dent into th large amount of money they have on hand. casey has spent a little more money out of his own campaign account so far. same thing for him, sort of reintroducing himself to voters. casey's name recognition is higher so that the story is a big part of mccormick's strategy . a big goal is toapart. usually people know the name casey in pennsylvania. democrats are going to be having a hard time. like inflation are going to be top of mind. that conr tion angle is something he's really focused on. >> pennsylvania has long large in the presidential race. what is the interaction between the senate race in the presidential race in pennsylvania this >> whatever happens at the top ofts down ballo

after protests were underway in philly at the university of pennsylvania.ke a short break and come back, these investor happening as we speak a life picture right here at the university of pennsylvania as these protests continue across the country on college campuses, protesting you penn's relationship with israel and demand either making demands of change in the relationship. we'll take a break, president biden faces a new impeachment two and the house after he said he's going to hold back the congressionally approved weapons to israel, michigan congressman john james is here with reaction you are watching "mornings with maria", live on fox business. (♪) (♪) (♪) (♪) (luke) this will be a gold mine of local intel. just you wait. (marci) right. so, tell us about this corn festival? (stylist 1) oooh you got your corn pudding... you got your corn chowder... (marci) so... is it safe around here? (stylist 2) sometimes. (luke) if a family of eight were to need a cold plunge, where would they find it? (stylist 1) ...and then they dip it in butter, then bam, it goe

w e name casey in pennsylvania. ving a hard time.ke inflation are going to be top of mind. that consumer protection angle omhing he's really focused on. >> pennsylvaniaong rge in the presidential race. what is the interaction between the senate race in the presidential race in pennsylvania this year? >> it's one of those things that is unavoidable. whatever happens at the top of the ticket affects what happens down ballot. with casey and mccormick, they are not trying tovoe themselves from the candidate at the top of the ticket. in casey's case itou be really hard for him to do that. he aidh other for many years. i think pennsylvania, we see a lot of ads. it's already starting. in the primary you mentioned it was quiet for the u.s. senate uiet for the presidential race at said. there was the uncommitted movement did see some traction here. syatprimary. the fields were well-settled by ed. we are still seeing everything kicked into motion here. the major action is still going to happen. >> katieeyer, thank you so much for your time and

i think so far in pennsylvania, we see a lot of ads. lready starting.s quiet for the u.s. senatrace presidential race at said. there was the unmmmovement did n here. ania has a late primary. the fields were well-settled by the time it happened. we are still seeing everything kicked into motion here. the major action is still going to happen. >> katie meyer, thank you so much for your time and expertise. >> one last stop on thisigl. in washingtonta, dtic attorney general bob ferguson is considered a top contender in this year's gubernatorial ra partly because of his statewide name recogniti two other bob ferguson's also filed to run but eventually pulled out of the ra. next, details on the three bob . >> two of those candidates named bob ferguson have backed their campaigns before the secretary of state's 5:00 withdrawal deadline. ■that was after bob ferguson the attorney general ferguson's with a felony if they ran for governor and that's why they decided to end their unusual campaign. >> what's in a name? >> i have known this bob ferguson. >> my name i

i do believe joe biden is going to prevail in pennsylvania.esident. but it's going to be very close. and it's going to be incredibly competitive. i'm not really sure that most of people's perceptions of trump already picked into the stock price. >> last question, pennsylvania, liquid natural gas, fracking. it's a big deal. you sent out a statement that if this pause on lng is a problem, you may try to? i didn't agree with the president on his choice on lng. and, of course, fracking is important. i'm very much very pro-energy security i do the not believe it's going to be a defining issue in pennsylvania. like i said in 2020. it's going to come down to that very, very stark choice here trump or biden what you want, what you want the next four years to be like. and when people show up to vote, going to be more of a gut situation. fracking or whatever. >> senator fetterman, we appreciate the time. thanks for come in live. we would love to have you back. >> great to be here. thank you. >> up next the panel on president biden's remarks on anti-semi

[applause]e] this concern representing - is pennsylvania, in here to talk about the race t to be dim and reporter going on the so far this year. >> also one the very big things already has a lot of money isnge a really expensive race and were just going into the 2020 race, to see johnhn fetterman and another alo very expensive so noon here and what we have seen so decratic establishment and mccormick aid with s own money he's that wealthy guy om other wealthy people. going to a super packet spinning on his b so, that's a significant factor here. is a super backsides easy has more on the campaign account but mccormick has that to fall back on.re talking you notice of millions of dollars and as of the first quarter of this year. back spinning for mccormick has been 1 million that for many donors, several dozen mostn pennsylvania. and,nsylvania and advocate and yes, you see casey, again pennsylvania is one of those states that the senate campaign committees are focusing onn it o comtted money to that not all of this is on hand yet, so there some financialamic that you see and i would sa

we will start in pennsylvania.t securing the white house but also the senate. so our latest poll has trump leading biden in the keystone state, the same poll shows incumbent democrat bob casey leading republican challenger dave mccormick by five points. so what gives? we are joined out. great to see you tonight. are you getting what you need from mcconnell and the rnc, given how tough a state pennsylvania has been for republicans? >> i think the campaign is going really well. and what is happening here is that all eyes were on pennsylvania and i'm running -- on the companies is in trouble. economically, spiritually and i'm running against a career politician. senator do nothing khaki has been the senator for 18 years and has voted 98% of the time with joe biden. and he is responsible, along with joe biden for the inflation that is out of control, the wide open border, the war on oil and gas. and that is by 80% of pennsylvanians think the country's going in the right direction so the polls are closing, there is grea

witnessing the pennsylvania canal extension, and welcoming the railroad years later. to celebrate this momentous anniversary, they will celebrate in style with a parade and various speakers to mark the occasion. it is a small but mighty municipality. based on the last census, the population is 344 residing in 219 houses. it is our small towns that make our district, commonwealth, and country so great. they are enthusiasm to share their history allows us to keep telling stories of our past. congratulations to applewold on this anniversary. thank you. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? >> madam speaker, i seek unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, madam speaker. mr. kennedy: i rise today in celebration of the national lacrosse league's buffalo bandits who just won their second league championship in a reover the weekend -- in a ro

>> i think president trump is going to win pennsylvania. he's up between 4 and 6 there's the polls and in 2016 he was never ahead of hillary clinton in pennsylvania and of course he ended up winning pennsylvania so i think the demographics are playing in president trump''s direction. in 2020 we saw people voting for president biden saying he was one of them. after he shut down the pipeline, after he had horrible policies that led to inflation hurting the working class, those voters will come home to president trump and he will carry pennsylvania. if he wins pennsylvania and he wins georgia it's game over for biden. electorally speaking he can not lose electorally if he has pennsylvania and georgia, not to mention some of the other swing states he's up in. i'm feeling bullish about pennsylvania and the election in general. maria: we could have a hung jury which would mean a mistrial. we could have a guilty verdict as well. what happens then? >> it's a shame he's going through this, this is law fare, this is something you would see in a banan

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and we'll start in pennsylvania.year's election isn't justo about securing the white house, e. also the senat so while the latest poll has lat trump leading biden in the keystone statepoll, the sam, poll shows incumbent democrat bob case showsy, leading republican challenger dave mccormic k by five points. >> so, again, mccormick joins me now. dave we are, to see you tonight. >> are youar getting one or you need from mcconnell, from the rnc? given given how tough a state pennsylvania has beehoh n for republicans? >> yeah, well, i think i think the campaign's going really well. and what's happening herl.eenin is that all eyes are on pennsylvania and i'm runningsoms and country is in trouble economically, spiritually, in terms of national securits i i'm running against a career politician. senator, do nothing. been t he's been in the senate forhe 18 years. he's voted8 year 98% of the timn with joe biden and he's responsible along with joe biden, for that inflation that's out of control. the wide t inf open border, ther

pennsylvania state representative malcolm that. is our show for this evening. now it is time for the last word with my buddy katie phang in for lawrence. katie, i haven't seen you yesterday since we were sweating it out in the overflow room. >> it was definitely not cold, contrary to what donald trump likes to tell people that it's a, quote, icebox, i actually think we were all profusely sweating. but it could have been because there's just so much at stake. alex, malcolm, one of the brightest, brightest stars in pennsylvania. i'm a huge fan. i'm glad you got a chance to talk with him. >> he's a star. he's available in the 10:00 p.m. hour too, no, he's not, heist ours. >> he can hang out in our a block if you would like. >> we're not doing that tonight, my friend, but bless you for the suggestion. have a wonderful show.. >> thanks, alex. >>> and today it's 421 days since donald trump was indicted on charges of falsifying business records to pay off porn star stormy daniels in an attempt to hide their affair in the final days of the 2016 election. and a 12-perso

the issue could be on the ballot in several battleground states this november, including pennsylvania, nevada, arizona and in florida, where a six week abortion ban takes effect today. to obtain the procedure, floridians in key west now have to drive 14 hours to north carolina, and trump was also asked about the potential for violence after november's election. he said it depends on the fairness of the election. rhiannon >> all right, perry, thank you for that. court is not in session today for trump's hush money trial. the judge yesterday fined the former president $9,000 for gag order violations and warned of potential jail time for future violations. >> police in austin, texas, are trying to find who's responsible for the city's largest opioid overdose outbreak in a decade. as many as eight deaths blamed on overdoses were reported in just a 27 hour period, and dozens of people had to be treated with narcan. >> we typically average about 2 to 3 overdose calls per day. yesterday we were in the 50s. that is well over 1,000% increase. >> the exact substance behind the overdoses remains

chester, pennsylvania, about the midway point between philadelphia and wilmington, delaware. are hearing at least based on the early reports of a multiple shooting in chester, pennsylvania. you have the helicopter in the air, the ground crew is headed there as well, and we'll see how it turns out. it just popped onto our radar a moment ago. fox affiliate out of philadelphia is working story and wanted to bring it to you. we'll get more information on the ground as soon as that comes our way, we'll give it to you first, all right? 20 past the hour. >> dana: federal and state police are investigating how friends actor matthew perry received the supply of ketamine that killed him. they are working with the dea trying to trace the source of the drugs. his death was ruled accidental more than six months ago. authorities have conducted several interviews but no arrests have been made. that investigation continues. >> i think they really would like to get this resolved to all of the americans to come back home. a tragedy these american's lives have been up ended. >> bill: you might

he just said the other de that he one pennsylvania in 2020. >> no no yeah.were laughing about it, but it's not funny. it's not funny she also says trump's conduct on january 6 was reprehensible. >> so, you know, i just can't i can forgive him for that. but rooney won't vote for biden again, i can't i don't trust them with the economy. my son's in the army, i don't i'm angry about afghanistan about that withdrawal. so honestly, i can't vote for him. so i have two choices. >> i can write someone in or i can hold my nose and vote for trump and no, that's only going to be four more years michael pasi also takes the only four more years approach, but he arrives at a different answer. if enough of us republicans can do the right thing keep trump out of office. the next four years aren't going to be perfect, but i think, there could be better than what the alternative would be there. >> haley vote in april was a protest. their choice in november could well decide the outcome in a crucial battleground john king, joins us now, hadn't nikki haley do and battleground s

if you have seen what is going on in pennsylvania, in the pennsylvania police force, they are overstretchedthese people have to do overtime because of this. and then you see these students, many of which aren't students, being taken away. we will keep you up to date on what is happening there as one more encampment seems to be torn up. let's see if they will keep it torn up. all right. we move ahead. president biden facing backlash over his comments yesterday about withholding weapons to israel i just referenced. now changing his tune from 2019. remember? >> the idea that we would cut off military aid to an ally our only true, true ally in the entire region, is absolutely preposterous. it's just beyond my comprehension anyone would do that. >> brian: why would someone do that? pete hegseth will answer that question, next. ♪ (psst! psst!) ahhh! with flonase, allergies don't have to be scary. spraying flonase daily gives you long lasting non-drowsy relief. flonase all good. also, try our allergy headache and nighttime pills. i'm franklin graham. the world seems to be engulfed with hate. we se

lancaster county is pennsylvania amish country.ce where old ways and modern suburban sprawl meet. >>> lancaster county as pennsylvania amish country. a place where old ways and modern suburban sprawl meet. the brutal murder of a schoolteacher just before christmas 1992 upset that sense of peace. >> a lot of people didn't lock their doors. a very trusting community. >> but dna said her killing did not have the mark of a stranger. >> seven: 30 in the morning. it would be highly unusual for something like that to take place at the time of day at someone's apartment at random. >> police wanted to know if christy had enemies and the answer was no. her brother said his sister had tons of friends. she was kind, caring, and focus. from the time she was a little girl, she wanted to be a teacher. >> we had a thing set up in the garage where she was a schoolteacher. now it's a summer and kids want to go out and play on my sisters pulling them into teach them. >> when she was not playing school, she was goofing around like a normal kid. >> any

reverend tyler asked why is the minimum wage in pennsylvania stuck at $7 in a quarter.ur one seat democratic majority almost an entire year ago. still waiting in our republican controlled senate. people are thinking about every issue. they are thinking about voting rights. they are thinking about whether or not they can afford a house. they are also of course thinking about what has our president been able to deliver for us? we are talking about stability. diversity to the courts and so much more. >> pennsylvania house speaker joanna, it is an honor to have you here. thank you for being here. >> thank you. >>> and, still ahead, the stakes, the strategies, and the reality of where we really are in this presidential election just 160 days from election day. simon joins us. that's next. mon joins us. that's next. balanced nutrition for strength and energy. yay - woo hoo! ensure, with 27 vitamins and minerals, nutrients for immune health. and ensure complete with 30 grams of protein. (♪♪) ♪♪ chevy trucks' advanced camera technology lets you see over, under, through, down, a

way, biden loves pennsylvania. he is very excited to go to pennsylvania. this is what they tell me at the white house. there is one week where he went to pennsylvania three times and he was so delighted. >> okay, well-- he is originally from scranton, is an important date, it is easy to get to, like -- >> this is not-- this is not a criticism of pennsylvania, but clearly this man likes retail politics. he has been in the business for a long time. so, they are running this very, very normal campaign. you know, again, i have no crystal ball, but i do think they are opening field offices, and again, what they are trying to do and i think it is a good thing. they are trying to pierce this media bubble, and whatever that looks like they are doing, and they are sort of throwing everything up the wall, and i that is a good thing. and it is and start contrast from hillary clinton's campaign in 2016, which did not have that same kind of fire. you can say what you want, but he is really opening the field offices and crisscro

cbs's nikole killion from the battleground state in pennsylvania.d evening, i hear you've been talking to and voters. >> reporter: reactions from voters and critical battleground pennsylvania was mostly along party lines. many democratic voters i spoke to said they believed the former president should have been convicted, while some republican voters i spoke to believed that this was mostly fueled by politics, although one g.o.p. voter i spoke to said he may weigh his options when it comes to the former president. >> i think that there are a lot of people out there that believe that this particular case was brought for purely political reasons, not legal reasons. has to see whether or not it's going to uphold on appeal. >> there's a lot of things that he has done wrong, and i know maybe he has a lot of followers that don't believe in that, but in the past, presidents have been impeached for a lot less. >> reporter: at this point, neither voter feels that this verdict will dramatically alter the trajectory of this race. keep in mind that president bi

we return to our conversation with pennsylvania democratic senator john fetterman.enator, you said the other day that you would vote for a senate version of the house anti-semitism bill. the aclu said federal law prohibits anti-semitic discrimination and this bill could chill free speech. due those concerns resonate with you? >> i don't disagree with that. i was one of the coleaders or res sponsors of that bill and i'm going to vote yes on that and it is a valid concern that really allowed -- that is an overwhelming vote of bipartisan vote in the house as well. i think it's -- it's a great bill and i look forward to voting for it. >> but just to clarify it. you agree with the aclu saying it is wrong to equate criticism of the israeli government with anti-semitism? >> no, well, i'm not really sure what is really -- i don't agree, i do think a lot of the criticism right now during this gaza war, i think at its root does have some anti-semitism there. you don't have to agree with the israeli government but a lot of the protesters and the words that are being thrown aro

by the way, biden loves pennsylvania. he's very excited to go to pennsylvania. this is what they tell me at the white house. there was one week he went to pennsylvania three times and he was so delighted. >> let's review. he is originally from scranton, it's an important state and easy to get to. >> this is not a criticism of pennsylvania, but this man likes retail politics. he's been in the business for a long time, so they are running this mary normal campaign. again, i have no crystal ball, but i think they are opening tons of field offices and it is a good thing. they are trying really hard to pierce this media bubble and whatever it looks like. they are throwing everything at the wall and i think that is a good thing and a stark contrast from hillary clinton's campaign in 2016, which did not have that same kind of fire. you can say what you want, but he is opening field offices and crisscrossing the country and doing the hard work. whether it pays off in november, i have no idea. >> you know i will bring it up. justice samuel alito made it official, he will

let's start where we just were the commonwealth of pennsylvania looks 16% a little more if you roundup, but look at the number, the math, 158,000 votes plus hundred and 58,000 plus remember, in 2020, joe biden carried pennsylvania by 81,000. nikki haley gets almost twice that when trump won in 2016, the margin was 44,000 and change. so her voting block, justin, pennsylvania, could be decisive and it's not just there, come back and look at this republican map. yes, donald trump swept to the nomination. but look at this primary re-performance and the haley factor. forgive me for turning my back. i just want to stretch this out this is just in the battleground states we just showed you pennsylvania, wisconsin will settle by 20,000 votes last time she got 13% in the primary, well in excess of 20,000 votes. michigan, 27%. that was bigger for joe biden but nikki haley cut nearly 300,000 votes in the primary. georgia. remember 11,000 votes last time she got 13%. arizona 18%. that was settled by 10,000 votes last time. so the president has problems in his family that's why i was in philadelp

>> second. >> theodore costen of pennsylvania. all right. it's been moved and seconded to amend the agenda to entertain a motion to add three -- alternates or delegates? >> three alternate delegates. i believe there are several others. >> three alternates and several others? >> several other states that need to add delegates. >> three alternates. to pennsylvania. and potentially other credential motions are forthcoming. >> point of order. ohio delegation. cassandra friman, ohio delegation. i would like to add a delegate to the ohio seating. it's a clerical error on my part entirely and he should be credentialed and seated. it is my mistake entirely and i need to rectify that. >> i will address that right after pennsylvania. >> point of personal privilege. >> are there any objections to agd three alternates in pennsylvania? >> madam chair, point of information. we're at the notion amend. >> guys when the parliamentarian is talking to me, please wait just a moment. now i don't know what he said. yes. ok. we are -- there was an objection to ame

how do you, as secretary of the commonwealth of pennsylvania, address that skepticism?do you convince voters to have faith in this year's results? >> well, elections have changed a lot in pennsylvania in the last several years, but they've changed for the better. elections have never been more safe and secure with a voter-verifiable paper-ballot record of every vote that's cast that is used in not one but two audits after every election to ensure the tabulated results are accurate. so they've changed a lot. it's no wonder people have questions, and it's all of our responsibility to answer those questions, provided those people are asking questions and they actually want to know the truth about elections. when you know more about elections, you have more confidence in them. >> secretary raffensperger, what is your take and what is your approach to dealing with this massive challenge in people not believing the results, not believing that our elections are secure. >> well, i do a lot of public speaking, going out and talking to groups throughout the entire state of georgi

we remember back in 2020, it took pennsylvania a few days to count its votes.t are you doing to make sure that you're ready in 2024? will anything be or look different? the shapiro administration has been very committed to working closely with our county partners. we have 67 counties in pennsylvania, and it's really devolved to the county level. that's where the voting takes place. we've worked with them closely to improve mail-in ballot processing and all the rest. >> secretary, let me turn to you. what do you see is the biggest challenge? >> it's the per pep racing of disinformation from the government officials within the united states of american, whether it's for political or other gain. this is the problem that's bigger than any other problem, the mis, dis, and mall information. we use all of the different techniques that are similar. we all check our voter registration rolls to make sure only voters get on. there are checks and balances all the way through the system to the end, and we're going to keep providing good elections for all of our voters acros

jon: pennsylvania father of two who is dictating kirk's turks and caicos is coming home.d one year sentence for a judge there for carrying ammunition onto a flight to that tropical island. for other americans are still being held there. christina coleman joins us now with more. >> jon, pennsylvania dad former pro baseball player bryan hagerich spent more than wonder days and turks and caicos as he waited to learn if you would have to spend years in jail there. he was arrested after security discovered he had a loose ammunition and his luggage but illegally carrying ammunition as a crime with a mandatory 12 year minimum prison sentence and turks he simply forgot he had the ammunition in his luggage she said it's from a previous hunting trip. yesterday a judge noted his explanation sentence booing eat when you're suspended find him $6700 which allowed for his release and return home for take a look at has emotional reunion with his children. [applause] >> every emotion you can imagine as a father, as a husband commen, to bereunited finally as i feel like the world weight of

in central pennsylvania, more than 100 families make less than $50,000 a year.others shouldn't have to make a decision on whether to buy gasoline or buying school lunches. parents should not have to worry at the kitchen table about paying their credit cardill or their rent. this is the reality that president biden's radical spending spree has created over the past four years. it is to return to fiscal sanity. it is time■ú once again be responsible stewards of the matter what president biden says spehes, inflation is a fault of his administration, and it's timt as failed policies. thank you. mr. speaker, as we recognize memorial day, we remember and r over 1.1 million americans who have given their liveshi serving in the armed forces. these men and women are heroes. an american story is not told without recognizing the price that they paid to ensure our continued freedom. in pennsylvania's 13th congressional district,e understand the terrible price that this freedom costs. it w gettysburg following the bloodiest battle of thecivin said that we must take increased

a tornado tore across western pennsylvania, ripping the steeple off a church packed with people. hear from the pastor about the terrifying moments. >>> you get an apology. why oprah is saying sorry for the role she has played in all the weight loss craziness over the years. >>> and a supersized deal. mcdonald's cooking up a plan the get customers back in the door. but will it set off a new fast food war? it's monday, may 13th. "early today" starts right now. good morning. i'm frances rivera. we are hours away from what could be a pivotal day in the hush money trial of donald trump. multiple sources have told nbc news that mr. trump's former fixer michael cohen will take the stand today. he's expected to be a key witness for the prosecution. nbc's brie jackson joins us now. good morning, brie. why is michael cohen so important to this case? >> good morning, frances. michael cohen is considered a key witness because he could connect a lot of dots for the prosecution. cohen paid adult film star stormy daniels $130,000 as part of an alleged plot to catch and kill her story about a se

extensive partnerships in western pennsylvania and western pennsylvania partnerships that it relies on to carry out its various missions and mandates. this current congress continue to find new innovative ways to shortchange or take away the american people especially the scientist, students and workers in my district who are helping to fuel nasa as discoveries and technological developments that vastlyndwa improve conditions he on earth. i will continue to ensure my region thrives around thiss economy. administrator nelson i congratulate nasa for the payload service missions that affluent this year. these missions have fostered national prideth in our nation space program produced considerable momentum for the future. there are more on the way for this year end next including commissions it infrastructure for improved renewable energy. such as faith-based solar power. could you please discuss missions right from western wesn pennsylvania, pittsburgh is a company that's asked robotic. >> i know them well. >> they are going to have a mission later thiss year with a huge instrument on it

you know, this specialized right from around the state of pennsylvania. and then looking at this countries around the world states all around the country, new york, florida, seattle, california. yeah, burma, the philippines. this is the yeah. yeah. so that's great. this is great. you know, i mean, i think this is important to be able to show that as wide support for the move 9. so these are some of the packets that we did. a copy of each one sent to each and every board member. these with the new original ones we did. we submit a new aid for the 2018. and then they went in for the for a may g. it's we have the stick for your mom and your dad was even figured because he had so many letters. he had all of his certificates. i mean, these are just a ton of stuff is all the letters we had submitted for, figured out to get those letters for him. st went by. yeah, this has been true collaboration. oh for sure. oh, that's the man. that's the best part of it. as i and that's why it's so important to work together. mm hm. but i don't see you might see you guys vers

in pennsylvania that's a state where a process like this would play out.onservative democrat they did quite wellin those states. molly: mirroring what you say when we say it new jersey for instance republicans like to snag the menendez seat coming up. is that where the trump comes in and which went broadly speaking as it trump or biden that's hurting leaned down ticket races for their party? >> that is hard to say. frankly biden is very unpopular among a lot of voters right now. because in all of the issues they care about he is behind it trump. those are issues where republicans have a natural advantage over economy, over issues like inflation or issues like immigration, crime. people are angry at but i don't think that should be under estimate in new jersey we have one of these exact situations blank out we have a trump ally running against a more moderate republican. that primary is on june 4 and depending on which of them gets the nomination we will see how close they can get to the democrats. i do not think new jersey is going to be part of the proces

plus, some as vice president harris' campaign stops in detroit and pennsylvania.irst a look at the results from tuesday's primary in indiana where president biden was uncontested in the democratic presidential primary. on the republican side, former president donald trump had 78.3% of the presidential primary vote. nikki haley, who dropped out in march, had nearly 22%. down the hoosier state ballot, retiring u.s. senator mike brown won the republican primary for governor. the nonpartisan cook political report -- the state senator brown leaves open also has two primary winners. gop congressmen jim banks and moat valerie mcrae. the indiapos star notes representative banks is farite to win. it democrat hasot one statewide office since 2012. one from indiana's primary, in the seventh district, the current dean of indiana's congressional delegation, democrat andre carso eily won his primary. e ndidate who won the gop primary however died in march. republicans in the district will soon meet to choose another candidate. this is the detroit news political editor here to t

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is pennsylvania a problem for biden? the way they vote in philadelphia has been an asset, donald trump had 7000 votes, philadelphia comes up with 700,000 votes, they've got to watch the polls in pennsylvania but look at the other states, arizona, nevada, georgia, wisconsin, michigan. donald trump has the pedal to the metal and is making the case and doing exceptionally well. pennsylvania i worry how they vote their. stuart: look at the smile on your face. check the markets. we see a lot of red for the dow, 150, nasdaq holding onto 60. jason katz, here's what i picked up, the first fed rate cut might disrupt the rally, might be bad for the market, how so? >> washington is a game of opposites. is completely counterintuitive but when we get the first cut, that won't even happened until the new year. we may see a breather. i don't think it's going to append the market and that's twofold. number one, by the rumor, save the news, we are going to ultimately get that. the other aspect of this. the economy may slow down too much.