peter bowes, always good _ will they be made public? s good to - will they be made public? peter bowes, always good to have - will they be made public? peter| bowes, always good to have you will they be made public? peter bowes, always good to have you on the programme. hope you get a bit of a break during the thanksgiving period! thank you very much. to qatar and the world cup now, and people in saudi arabia will be treated to a spontaneous public holiday tomorrow. the saudi king announced the celebration after the national side beat argentina 2—1, in one of the greatest upsets in the tournament's history. these pictures show saudi fans celebrating after the stunning win. just to put into context how big a shock it was, quite remarkable. and in the day's final match, the reigning champions france beat australia 4—1. the bbc�*s lucy hockings has the latest from doha. many people are calling it one of the biggest upsets in world cup history. it will certainly be talked about for years to come. and for the thousands of saudi fans who came

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peter. good day. good health to you and thank you for joining our broadcast. glory to ukraine glory to the heroes. petre over the past few days, ukraine has been trying to overcome the energy crisis that began after the russian occupiers struck the critical infrastructure of the ukrainian state late yesterday in his address to the ukrainians . now, for every 10 hits, terrorists spend at least four times as many missiles, let's hear zelensky , our air force worked very well today and everyone involved in the protection of the sky, most of the objects that the terrorists identified as targets were saved only this morning, the terrorists used 55 cruise missiles for the masonic attack , of which 45 were damaged. to all the units of the defense forces that are used to protect our sky, plus today four more russian helicopters were shot down, three attack k-52s and 1 mi-8, of course we will continue to strengthen our air defense, but already now, for every 10 hits, terrorists have to spend at least four times as many missiles, the indicators in russia are even worse

peter , good day, good health to you, and thank you for joining our broadcast. days , ukraine is trying to overcome the energy crisis that began after the attack of the russian occupiers on the critical infrastructure of the ukrainian state late yesterday in an address to ukrainians president zelensky spoke about the work against air defense during the morning mass attack on monday, the head of state also reported that already now for every 10 hits terrorists spend at least four times as many missiles, we will hear zelensky , today our air force and all those involved in the protection of the sky worked very well, the majority of the objects that the terrorists had identified for themselves from the target were saved only this morning, the terrorists used 55 cruise missiles for the masonic strike , of which 45 were damaged. i thank everyone for this result the south, north, east and west air force command and all units of the defense force that are involved in the protection of our skies, plus today four more russian helicopters were shot down, three attack k-52s and 1 mi-8, of course w

peter, good morning to you, good morning to ukraine, to the heroes, glory to ukraine, they started demolishingariupol, what is this for the houses that they are demolishing, whether it is accidental or not accidental, the situation is different, first of all, the houses that were demolished were mostly those that were, in fact, large burial grounds, which are physical evidence of russian aggression. it all started. it happened on sunny street and kuprin street, and today we can state that the demolition is gaining momentum and there is just a random situation there. there is no logic, no reason, there is nothing in why it is destroyed, again, it happens directly in this involvement of our civilian in gangs, russian contractors, so-called, who receive a contract for this directly or in the kremlin or in the regions, they come. well, in principle, there is no one there, the names are in charge, there is a specific point, why exactly, wait, no one knows the answer to this , but the demolition continues, sadly, they have already reached our historical center of the city, they are actually demolish

peter good evening, good evening, the beginning of the week started in a revolutionary way, we celebrated on november 7 the money of the october revolution. and you know what’s interesting, it turned out that it’s not so easy for teenagers to explain now, what is the difference between the revolution of 917 , and the attempted coup of 2020 somehow started talking about this topic. that is why ideological parallels are inappropriate here in your opinion, and why we need to celebrate this holiday, firstly, not only ideologically even inappropriate, but structurally. now, if we analyze what a revolution is and what is a color revolution, where the revolution is in quotation marks, then we see that the great october socialist revolution. it fundamentally changed the power structure of the life-sustaining economy of the entire former russian empire. what we see as a result of the so -called color revolutions, because they are called revolutions rather for the propaganda purposes of the western liberal elite. we see that the geopolitical orientation is changing there. it changes, uh, faces, but

peter. good day to you. yes, mr.terrupted you. opinion and actually yesterday's provocation - that's what i think , including this is such a slander of putin in the whole world and now we'll see how you actually react to it, that is, de facto, uh, i think that the most e here i i agree with mr. mykhailo bonchar, the most adequate reaction was from the prime minister of the netherlands, luky, who said that no matter what happens, it would have been a ppu missile. is it a russian missile? would not have happened if the war had not started in ukraine, that is, the consequences are a consequence of the fact that russia started the war in ukraine and russia, of course , putin's very strange logic is responsible for this, which is like a child who seems to want to play with others in the sandbox, but because they don't take her, she starts throwing sand bombs at those children, the same behavior, but what i noticed yesterday and also what i notice today and what i actually um as a person who often communicates with the pol

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good afternoon to you, peter. good afternoon. it's a pleasure to join. you know, the, a lot of western countries have been pushing africa to adopt a more green agenda. how much of a priority is this for africa at the moment, given? obviously, other issues such as food shortages and drought. thank you. thank you peter. i think african is more than anyone they understand and appreciate the value of transitioning to to clean energy, to green energy. this is because i think the consequences of climate change that africans are witnessing dia at the moment. we are, for example, looking at nigeria with unprecedented liberal flooding that has seen 3 out of 37 states affected, submerged in water, some 390000 pictures of land were cultural land that is submerged, which obviously is going to impact our food security now. but also in the future, beyond nigeria, we're also looking at at least $23.00 countries across africa. i 1st see that i will now watch these people who insecurity when really into the whole of africa, where we have at least 22000000 people literall

white house correspondent peter doocy is at union station in washington where this speech will be. good evening, peter. >> peter: good evening, bret. polls show that voters are most concerned with inflation. but president biden plans, once again, to warn about the maga republicans. i asked him for details this afternoon. >> mr. president, how remarks tonight after the midterms. >> listen to the man going you will be impressed. >> tonight's speech will be near capitol hill. >> why will he be making this speech from capitol hill? because on january 6th, we saw violence geared towards subverting democratic processes there. >> peter: as biden struggles to sell his economic plan. >> on our watch for the first time in 10 years seniors are getting the biggest increase in social security checks, period. >> a tweet to that effect today was fact checked by twitter where officials added context leading to the white house to later delete it. >> usually when we put out a tweet, we post it with context and it did not have that context. >> though, inflation remains a top concern for midterm voters, th

peter doocy has the story tonight live from the north lawn. good evening, peter. >> peter: good evening, bret. president biden is suggesting the american experiment could fail if certain republican candidates are elected. and despite that heavy warning, he is also campaigning in new mexico trying to remind young people that he is the one trying to cancel some student loan debt. >> remember, this is not a referendum. >>this is a choice. >> pete: biden is backing incumbent new mexico governor believed to be v.p. short-lister. michelle grisham. >> he is not here to discuss the issues that new mexicans care about that is skyrocketing crisis, a border where we have more and more fentanyl pumping into the state right now and it is driving our violent crime. >> peter: crime, something this white house doesn't consider their problem. this uptick in crime was experienced in 2020. this is when this began. and the american people know who the president was at that time. >> peter: trump may not be on the ballot this cycle but biden officials say they are worri

evening, peter. >> good evening, bret. this president is an outspoken supporter of unions and this president is an outspoken supporter of trains. but, so far he is not taking the train worker union's side in this labor dispute that could bring supply chains to a crippling halt. >> we have to prevent a rail shut down. >> we don't know how involved they are at the white house talking to unions or rail companies. >> the president is, indeed involved directly. but i don't want to get into details at this time. >> four of 12 unions have voted down a tentative agreement. the largest is smart td whose members want more protections to include quality of life. >> yes, a strike could be averted. the ball is back in the carrier's hands at this point. and back in their court. >> the white house celebrated taking credit for stopping this strike in september. >> that ten tia agreement. it was a big deal. >> thought unions may have the leverage. >> we surely want to help santa claus get those gifts delivered for christmas. >> covid no lo

evening, peter. >> good evening, bret.s soon as two weeks from today this massive freight rail strike could begin, costing about $2 billion a day in economic losses, and putting even more pressure on an already crimped supply chain at the heart of holiday shipping season. >> i hereby pardon chocolate and chip. >> after talking turkey, president biden returned to the oval office to talk about keeping trains running on time and running at all, as the largest rail union rejected the labor deal without publicly detailing why. >> that's your plan to avert a national railway strike? >> we'll be talking about that. >> president biden was personally involved, and celebrated in september. >> for the american people this agreement can avert significant taj that any shutdown would have brought. >> now a white house official tells fox, as the president has said from the beginning, a shutdown is unacceptable because of the harm it would inflict on jobs, families, farms, businesses and communities across the country. a majority of union

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peter, and joins us now from kyiv. always good to talk to you, peter, always good to talk to you, good in more detail about that situation at the nuclear power plant on sunday morning? sorry i'm sitting in darkness here, another blackout kyiv, there is obviously a situation both sides framing as usual each other, so far, ukrainian side has been sitting quietly, not commenting on this. we understand this has been the most serious recent shelling of this area. also i have to say overall we say disarray of the occupied forces in the area because that will be next recently the mayor of that region where the nuclear plant is sitting has been fired, the fourth of such dismissal in the eight months of occupation, tells you this significant chaos and disarray in the occupied authorities. whatever we are seeing now we have to put it into the larger context, whatever happens with the missile that landed on poland's territory, no matter whose missile that was, the secretary general of nato and joe biden and other western leaders say the ultimate responsibility lies on the shoulders of the occupyi

so far i know peter doocy is always a way ahead of us, peter good to see you.lk to you soon thank you. >> he is going to tell president xi his perspective. which is north korea it represents a threat not just to the united states. not just two but your peace and stability across the entire region. if north korea keeps going down this road it will simply mean further enhanced american military and security presence in the region with prc has an interest in playing a constructive role in restraining north korea source tendencies bed. while they choose to do so not as up to them. >> white house national security adviser jake sullivan ahead of president biden's face to face with china's president at the g20 in bali next week. as peter doocy just reported the president took some veiled swipes that china during the asean summit spady senior fellow at the gate stone institute and author of many books on these subjects like the great u.s./china attack or a nuclear showdown, north korea takes on the world. so gordon, how treacly is this dance with president xi? and how

peter good afternoon at the meeting yesterday.he head of state voiced the idea that problems cannot be left to our children. a lot of work is underway to bring legislation. in accordance with the constitution is what our legislators are currently doing, firstly, the development of bills in the office of the belarusian people's assembly. and the council of ministers which now after the adoption of the bill will become a full-fledged state authority. this is an adjustment to the country's electoral code, because we are planning a single voting day for 2024, when both local authorities and deputies will be elected. here are today the main points that are being worked out, not counting other points for the implementation of those changes to the constitution that were adopted at a referendum in february this year is also an important point for everyone, including experts. er, they say that it's a very short time frame to bring such a large amount of bills into line with the constitution, er, does the system hold up? how are legislators

peter good morning to you. >> good morning. thank you. >> steve: it's about time.eah. >> steve: and now it's going to be on hbo max the day after tomorrow on thursday night. >> correct. >> steve: what took so long. >> yeah, well, it's been 39 years. so it was an interesting movie because when it came out, kind of did okay and then it went away and this was in '83 so through cable and video it started to build a following and then we realized we'd like to try to do it but we had to get it right. >> steve: you had to get it right. so now you're coming back you are grown up and you have your own kids and you're going home. >> that's a great starting point ralphie with his own family and kids and trying to give his kids a christmas like he had growing up. >> steve: so when you say a christmas like he had growing up, does somebody in the new movie get their tongue stunk on a flag pole. >> we don't go there because if we did it successfully but the relationship, you know, one thing is the entire kid cast is back, all the same actors that played those role is back. >> ste

will be peter good afternoon yesterday at a meeting of the head of state, the idea was voiced that wet leave problems to our children a lot of work to bring legislation in line with the constitution, which is currently being done by our legislators, firstly , the development of bills on the all-belarusian people's assembly. and the council of ministers which now after the adoption of the bill will become a full-fledged state authority. this is an adjustment to the country's electoral code, because we are planning a single voting day for 2024, when both local authorities and the deputies will be elected on the same day. here are the highlights today are being worked out, apart from other points for the implementation of those changes in the constitution that were adopted at a referendum in february this year, is also an important point for everyone, including experts. it is said that there is a very tight deadline for bringing such a large amount of bills into line with the constitution, er, does the system withstand? how are legislators doing? i would say that they are not as concise

peter doocy result on this from the white house. it's good to see you, peter. . we heard from karine jean-pierre. president biden things a rail strike can be avoided. when speaker pelosi came out, she admitted that this bill they're going to bring to the floor today steps on unions. >> i don't like going against the ability of unions the strike. but weighing the equities must avoid a strike. >> the leader of one of the unions threating the strike says if the leaders pass the bill, they're not going to strike. they're going to keep working but they won't be happy about it. >> this action of -- prevents us from reaching the end of our process takes away the strength and the abilities that we have to force bargaining or force the railroads into a situation to act to do the right thing. >> well, piling on the railroad worker's united that say the most pro labor friendly president has opted to side with big business and call for a thwarting of railroad workers right to strike. that statement using the president's own words against him. >> i intend to be the most pro

peter, math. good. it's as if they make you into the perpetrator fall on even though the incidence was aimed to convert, you want to work through the situation and get support. and instead you're criticized for being traumatic and creating a scandal out of nothing. and i get about 40 kids from different backgrounds, are part of se, opal, alyssa himes vacations, suck a can they from different countries and religions and visit him a copy workshop? not one of them is jaylish. okay, look on, but i might okay. everyone come over here, ask one of them 1st we'd like to say hello to our group and on that and janik, this is janica lloyd and i am luis of the a comp on mcabee dodged for, for my car, be germany. bower and froze that about using the power sports to combat marginalization hate and violence gigabyte. but that we're happy to talk to you about what that means a little bit during practice and a whole lot after practice. shannon asked him what the most important thing is that we run a good soccer practice

it's a pleasure to speak to both of you, especially is you, peter. good to be on with you once again. i have a question and comment to mr. updegrove. my first question is, which presidential historian do you enjoy following, and my comment is, it's the worst-kept secret that l.b.j. was miserable during his time as vice president. people close to him said that he was very surly, he was drinking a lot, realizing the limitations of the office, people when he was senate majority leader, there was a saying that nothing could get done in washington unless l.b.j. said so. so basically, you know, there was times he wanted to employ, before walter mondale, when mondale employed a vice-presidential staff and office during the carter administration, that actually started with l.b.j. l.b.j. floated the idea of a full-time vice president and vice-presidential staff and an office adjacent to the west wing, but it was short down by j.f.k. host: we got it. your favorite historians and l.b.j. as vice president. guest: let me tip my hat to him for being a very astute histo

peter morici, good morning. do you think it has peaked? >> i don't think we know.re using data selectively showing inflation has decreased since june. if we take out energy it increased, why take out energy? the president has been using the strategic petroleum reserve, 40% of it is gone. he can't do that in -- indefinitely. when it runs out gas prices go up again. ashley: what should the fed do? they hinted that will slow the pace of rate hikes in their latest minutes. what should they do? >> 5% inflation is too high, don't think they should stop. they should keep going until it is down to 4%. i believe it will be tough to get below that for a while and keep the rates high and monitor the situation at not lower them until we are back to two. ashley: the ceo of we fox come multibillion dollar tech firm says he's disgusted by all the way out in the tech industry but is this the end of big tech leadership. let me ask you that. >> i don't think so. a lot of tech layoffs, amazon layoffs on the retail side, not the cloud side. that is a retail operation using an internet

>> peter: i did, we laughed about it. >> shannon: everything is good? s. >> shannon: sometimes the president asks you questions. >> peter: that is a different dynamic, the foreign policy issue was the afghanistan withdrawal, widely panned still and on the worst day of his presidency, i had a chance to ask him if he bears responsibility, he had been saying the buck stops with him and trying to ask about his policy that led up to this deadly day where 13 u.s. servicemembers were killed, he doesn't want to talk about that, he wanted to talk about trump's, right here. >> president biden: i'm askings you a question -- wait a minute, i'm asking you a question, is that accurate to best of your knowledge? [indiscernible] -- do you think that people have issue with pulling out of afghanistan and the way things happened? >> president biden: i think they have an issue that people are likely to get hurt. >> peter: he buried his head into his head to a notebook that only had bad news in it, it shows he is an emotional guy and that benefits people asking for an answer

it is good to be here in san diego county. congressman peters is a good and, good partner of my administration, especially in helping reduce the cost of drugs as well as taking care of that -- of vets. scott, the district is lucky to have you. and i want to thank congressman mike levin -- [applause] stand up, scott. stand up. this guy is the real deal. and congressman mike levin, thank you for welcoming to your district today. where are you? there you are. mike. [applause] mike and i have a lot in common. we both married way above our station. [laughter] mike is a hell of a guy, champion for his constituents, especially veterans who live here. that's why in my state of the union address, i laid out what i called the unity agenda, an agenda everyone can agree on, but numeral for big things. one, dealing with the opioid crisis. two, the mental health crisis, the consequence covid has inflicted on a lot of folks around the country. deal with cancer because we can beat cancer. and supporting our veterans. mike is also the vice chair of the house vet

good daughter. how about such a father? shi among the people roaring, if only with a prick, more bad eyes peter is not good. and you can't coverfy it with any calluses. strangers i love everything for you petya let's go why are you standing in a car? don't yell at me, everyone's tired. how are you? get out of here about it's easier not to carry firewood. where they should always be. how can speak? vodka bring now. the glass is also righteous to me. let's go lord, how tired of it all. shut up daughter. you're tired of the same thing every day, even if you run away from home, but don't listen to it, don't like it. your father and you better that i brought it to you in podil brought a gift for life? and who is to blame? it’s you, you’ve been on your hind legs all your life in front of her , this is lucechka, you can’t do this. well, i raised it on my own. well, with your hands let listen useful. well, you will think what you are saying about your own daughter to sing, and i say that so that she does not tail to see his plump paternal dorms well-fed and sit. i'm not holding you. then just don't come back. i'm just marus what are y

treatment for peter and this is the day after and you can see this area is now totally treated and the dark area represents cancer cell death. does that mean that we are looking at a goodpotentially, at the moment? yes, early efficacy has proven to be very promising for him. and we will need to follow him up long—term. histrosonics is working on an updated version of its machine to sell to hospitals once they've secured regulatory approval. we've developed the platform to be adaptable to almost any part of the body. what we are doing in the liver might be the most challenging. it's deep, it moves and those are potential limitations of what were doing, but we've overcome those and we feel that everything we do gets easier. there are also early trials, separate from histrosonics, investigating whether histotripsy can work on other parts of the body. peter's cancer is now stable but he still has other tumours in his body and he is waiting to see whether histotripsy stimulates an immune response before exploring other treatment options. i think no matter what the outcome on immune response is, i think it's going to be pretty dramatically life—changing anyway, just the remo

oh, the pinion can peter go good. i'm not a teacher javi bus sha nits this year, but i think it would help to ask people what part of learning can they ignore? when done full, okay, that would save them a lot of times just follow your instincts, industry. you'll find something that interests you more than anything under. that's where you start. that's where you should continue. kaitlin and jason got he pulling on that red thread and everything will become clear that's for shy and this is you don't have to work out or is it just happen saved irish. 2 o, curiosity has kept tons, magnus, incense beggar, youthful and vigorous. he's not afraid to speak his mind, even express outrage, but always with an element of detachment. even when commenting on current controversies today, because the norwegians like to say, i watch it all with crushing peace and quiet stretching. happy, gentle changing. ah, this is where they grow completely natural filters for pollution. researches are kind of experiment on a former uranium site. whe

get the latest tonight from white house correspondent peter doocy. goodvening. >> good evening, trace. officials here are stopping short of saying if they see something they really don't like they will try to shut twitter down. so, it's not entirely clear what exactly the white house wants elon musk to do but it is clear that the pressure from pennsylvania avenue is on. >> twitter is in the new. >> because former head of trust and safety admits wrongdoing when censoring the hunter biden laptop story. >> so it was a mistake? >> in my opinion, yes. >> this comes as elon musk says twitter has interfeared in elections. >> the fact that a laptop was discovered in the weeks before the election that emails were revealed and that social media platforms, including twitter actually suppressed access story is deeply offensive to me. >> they are keeping a close eye on twitter. >> that is offensive to me. government is going to go after someone that wants to have free speech? what do they have to look at twitter about? >> democrats see dual threats, domestic. >> i don

and you're just blowing it all out of proportion and peter go math good. it's as if they make you into the perpetrator fall on the even though the incidence was aimed at you, welcome the you want to work through the situation and get support. and instead you're criticized for being traumatic and creating a scandal out of nothing. can i get about 40 kids from different backgrounds? are part of se opal alyssa himes vacation, suck a can they from different countries and religions and visit him a copy workshop? not one of them is jewish. okay, no comment? i might. okay. everyone come over here as one of the 1st we'd like to say hello to her group and on that and janik, this is janica lloyd and i'm luis of their comp. on mac, harvey dodged for from mcabee germany bower and froze that about using the power sports to combat marginalization hate and violence gigabyte. but that we're happy to talk to you about what that means a little bit during practice with that and a whole lot after practice in math. but the most important thing is that we run a good soccer prac

good peter. the days on the stand, the conversation continues online, your find us on twitter, either dw, she can follow me at bread. gov tv, every member, whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day, have a good weekend. everybody with a less pollution and exploitation, more sustainability and fairness. a pressure on the asian textile industry is amounting designers and factory owners need to radically rethink their approach. in fact, who has so right, has changed a lot in the last 10 years. be go next on d w, making the headlines and what's behind them, dw news africa, the show that was the issues in the continent. life is slowly getting back to normal. yeah. well, the streets to give you in the report on the inside our correspond that was on the ground reporting from across the continent and all the trends doesn't matter to you in 60 minutes on d w o, i already know that with hackers, paralyzing the tire societies computers that outs where you and governments that go crazy fo

good at. >> eugene robinson is here. and curt bar della is now an adviser to the dnc and dccc, and chief white house correspondent for "the new york times," peter baker. good to have you all on board. we'll get to the historical and political implications of nancy pelosi step do you think from her leadership position, but first, it's a very revealing reaction yesterday by many house republicans to her speech. you would think -- gracious? the house chamber was packed with democratic lawmakers. while the republican side was largely empty. at several points democrats stood for applause while republicans sat in silence. meanwhile, minority leader kevin mccarthy, who was hoping to succeed nancy pelosi as house speaker next term, he didn't even attend her speech. here's what he told reporters about why he didn't go. >> i had meetings. but normally the others would do it during votes. i wish she could have done that. could have done that. >> had meetings. with steven miller. >> he had meetings with steven miller. that's right. he did, actually. this is no joke. >> yeah. i mean, i asked -- we saw steven miller walk into mccarthy's office right before t

peter? >> charles, good afternoon.his tentative labor agreement between rail unions and rail bosses is held up just two months after president biden held it up as a victory. >> this agreement is a big win for america and for both in my view. >> now it's in danger. we know back then president biden got involved behind the scenes to make things happen. now it's unclear how involved he is. white house officials do want some credit for avoiding catastrophe in the fall. >> well, here's what we're saying. it averted a horrible downturn in our economy by that tentative agreement. it was a big deal. what it could have done to our economy would have been devastating. >> the head of the largest union to vote the deal down sounds like his members know what kind of leverage they have threatening the strike right before christmas. >> a strike could be averted. the ball is back in the carrier's hands at this point. back in their court. it will be a difficult process. we're going to do our best. we want to keep america moving. we sur

peter? >> charles, good morning from cambodia.t biden at arm's length during the campaign cycle, he says at home and here in asia, the results show that he shouldn'ts do anything differently. >> a good climate policy is good economic policy. >> if president biden wants to continue pursuing ambitious climate legislation, he's going to need democratic majorities in congress. so even though this trip is designed to address threats from china and russia and north korea, he is keeping an eye on things back home. this is what he was saying before leaving the country about the too close to call house of representatives. >> it's still alive. still alive. it's like drawing an inside straight. still alive. >> so the old adage, politics stops at the waters edge won't hold on this trip, not until the delegation knows who is in control of congress when air force lands back in maryland next week. charles? >> charles: thanks, peter. so is the president's green agenda threatening to send household bills higher? let's ask brandon arnold. the elect

joining us now, peter alexander. good morning. what are the key takeaways from voters?rter: well, let's be very clear. both parties had the crucial sentencing, but a big pickup for democrats with john fetterman taking this seat. and we thought it could be several days before we had the results here. some of the difference marks look at scranton, that is where joe biden's hometown is. and john fetterman actually outperformed joe biden in biden's own hometown. unconventional style having the working class appeal. this was a big win. dr. oz had been casting himself as a moderate, but i think there will be a lot of skrult any scrutiny to host a rally with donald trump. and john fetterman heath had been a question, but 50% of pennsylvanians said that he was in good enough health to serve as their senator. 47% saying that he was not. and then look at the issues, the drivers in the state, inflation, well, that wasn't number one. in fact it was abortion that was the top issue at 36%. and inflation at number two. crime, gun policy and immigration way behind. back to you guys. >>