welcome to scranton.nt biden coming here to campaign this week with former president obama. former president trump will be here saturday. he still will not concede that he lost the state in 2020. why are the big shots coming here? >> because stakes could not be higher when looking at control of u.s. congress. you have a bitterly contested election where republicans think they just need one more seat. will it be a or federman as lieutenant governor and democrats are bringing in all of the guns? i have spent a lot of time walking around scranton today. it is a bellwether of where a lot of pennsylvanians are looking and saying, who do we want to represent us, who do we trust to represent us in the u.s. senate? it is two hours away from new york, two hours away from pennsylvania. you will see all of the heavy hitters here. laura: trump was very influential in primary elections for the house and senate. >> from those i have talked to today, they say they do not want trump coming in here messing with the electi

that's why when cole died in scranton, we moved down to claymont. delaware, which is a steel town.sed to have thousands of workers, 6000 steel workers. they're all gone now. delaware used to have the largest percentage of auto workers of any any state in the nation, the largest general motors plant outside of. they're all gone. it's gone. but hear me, we're gonna leave nobody behind this time around. nobody. we're gonna make sure all american workers with college degrees and without college degrees are prepared to compete with anyone in the world. we're working with companies and community colleges technical schools union led apprentice train and training programs to make that happen. in fact a few months ago i announced a $52 million american rescue plan which we passed 20 months ago with the help of your congressional leaders here today. it's a partnership right here in michigan including the big three in the united auto workers to train our workers upgrade our factories for the electric vehicle revolution. you know we were talking on the way up in the plane, we had a little even

that is coming from the boy who grew up in scranton, pennsylvania and delaware. i really mean it.e sort of forgot. we forgot how critically important the skill of the labor force we have in the united states of america. we need these chips to make vehicles. sk can no longer make the material going into the computer chips for instead of going on chips made overseas like in china, the supply chain for those chips will be here in america in michigan. it is a game changer. american vented. i reminded chairman of sk has become a good acquaintance, we invented the chip in america. we invented the ship in america. and we got lazy. federal investment help reduce the cost of trading the markets and the entire industry that america led. as a result over 30 years ago america produced 30% of all the chips in the world. then something happens. american manufacturing, the backbone of our economy got hollowed out. commies began to move jobs overseas instead of products overseas because it was cheaper for them. that is why it happened i come the corporate capitol the world were more corporations

that's a fact that's coming from a boy who grew up in scranton, pennsylvania and claymont delaware. but i really mean it, we sort of forgot we forgot how critically important the skill of the labor force we have in the united states. america, we need these chips to make vehicles. sk said excuse me, s. k. came along as making the material that goes into these computer chips. so instead of relying on chips made overseas in places like china, the supply chain for those chips will be here in america in michigan. it's a game changer. america invented. i reminded the chairman of sk has become a good acquaintance. we invented the chip in america, we invented the chip in america. then we got lazy federal investment helped reduce the cost of creating a market in the higher its entire industry that america led as a result. over 30 years ago, america produced 30% of all the chips in the world. then something happened. american manufacturing the backbone of our economy got hollowed out companies began to move jobs overseas instead of products overseas because it was cheaper for them. that's why

welcome to scranton, the birthplace of president joe biden.ee that this is a city which has its roots in 19th century industry also you can see the beautiful mansion behind me. beyond there, huge rural areas. this is a great swing state that combines the city with the countryside. one president trump can you hear in 2016, it was a surprise victory. in 2020, when joe biden took pennsylvania back from donald trump, he, too, forged his route to the white house through this state. so it goes for the midtes. there is a key open seat. it is open because the incumbent is retiring and democrats and republicans are fighting over the seat. there is an important governors race. in both of those cases, trump- backed candidates are running behind where they would be, more moderate centrist candidates. so much could depend on what happens here in pennsylvania just a week from now. >> and in rms of what t issues are, abortion, the economy welcome to play? >> so interesting. i was at an american football match at the weekend talking to parents watching their

. >> someone in -- up in scranton, pennsylvania, the congressman got elected. he said, can you hell us make sure we're able to have high-speed rail service from scranton to new york. new york city? i said, yeah, we can. we can. first of all, it will make it a lot easier take a lot of vehicles off of the road. we have more money in the pot now. >> laura: i heard that and almost fell off of the chair. biden admitted in this speech that he can't guarantee that he can solve inflation -- the number one issue for voters. but because some new congressman calls him about a high-speed rail in scranton, he's like, no problem, we'll get that done. i mean, come on. now, last night's results notwithstanding, voters reported they still do trust republicans more on the issues they care about the most. and if the democrats continue to preside over the type of economic and crime problems that we've seen over the last year, even early voting will not be enough to save them the next time. and that's the angle. joining me now is molly hemingway, fox news contributor and editor in

mid—term elections, i am laura trevalyan in the battleground state of pennsylvania, reporting from scrantonpresidentjoe biden. live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news. it's newsday. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in the uk, on pbs and around the world. we begin in ukraine where the government there says power and water supplies across the country have been badly hit after russia launched a wave of missile attacks across the country. in the capital kyiv the mayor says 4 out of 5 people have been without running water. ukraine says russia fired at least 50 missiles but it was able to shoot most of them down. our international editor jeremy bowen has spent the last week travelling through ukraine from the frontline battlefields of the donbas to the villages in kherson where some of russia's best troops are concentrated to try to stop the ukrainian offensive. his report contains some deeply distressing details. for ukrainians, this is a fight for national survival. the hardest test any nation can face. it upends every life. it has ended the lives of thousands. this is

about that and anybody who knows joe biden knows that he comes from a coal -- a coal country from scrantonia. maria: we want to know what exactly was twisted. this is what joe biden said about coal on friday. >> it's not cheap tore generate electricity from wind and solar than it is from coal and oil. literally cheaper. we will be shutting these plants down all across america and having wind and solar. maria: joining me right now is house minority whip and member of house energy steve scalise. congressman, great to see you this morning. thank you very much for being here. there really wasn't much to twist. he said it out loud. he's going to shut down all the coal plants across the country. >> well, happy election day to you, maria, first of all, and especially there in new york where i think the people are going to take their state back by electing lee zeldin, the president's spokesperson referenced scranton, pennsylvania, jim is going to flip the house seat from democrat to republican because they don't like president biden's antiamerican energy strategy. he's done this from day one. he s

from the sunny beaches of scranton to the white sands of allentown.rse, pennsylvania has a long association with the ocean. otherwise, how could i own this very real cd, "now that's what i call songs about the beaches of pennsylvania?" [laughter] pit's got timeless classics, lie "sitting on the dock of the wawa," "wasting away in yeungling-ville," "wish they all could be king of prussia girls," and, of course, "itsy bitsy teenie weeny pennsylvania dutch bikini." [laughter] [cheers and applause] moving on to someone who really is from pennsylvania, my dear, dear friend... musical icon taylor swift... [cheering] seen here learning about kanye getting kicked out of skechers. [laughter] 12 days ago, lor-lor, as i call her, released her new album, "midnights." it's an absolute bop that slaps. or a slap that bops? not sure. and now, taylor swift has become the first artist ever to claim every single top-ten spot on billboard's hot 100 chart at ponce. [cheers and applause] all at once, baby! that's unbelievable! is that really true? let's fact-check that. wh

hope you to see you there i want to be in scranton.there i might find corn pop if i have time before the event. best seller list. battle for arizona and border security is top of mind for voters. i want to check in with pete hegseth to see who he is having breakfast with now. pete? >> well, 8-year-old sloan who pulled an all-nighter to be here. i asked her what her favorite subject was. she said the constitution. and she has memorized the preamble. sloan, will you share that with us? >> we the people of the united states in order to form a more perfect union establish justice and tranquility, provide for the common defense and ensure for the general welfare and secure the blessing to ourselves and to our prosperity. to ordain and establish this constitution for the united states. pete pete's oh my goodness. give me five. that is we the people there from sloan, the future. more "fox & friends" in a moment. ♪ reshly sliced turkey! at jersey mike's there's some things you just gotta see. like those lovebirds over there. mhmm mmmmm. that's

someone in -- up in scranton, pennsylvania. he said can you help us make sure that we're able to have high speed rail service from scranton to new york. new york city. i said yeah, we can. first of all, it will make it a lot easier, take a lot of vehicles off the road and we have more money in the pot now, already out there, we voted for it than the entire money we spent in amtrak to begin with. it's the same way. for example, i talked about through the campaign that we're going to limit the cost of insulin for seniors to $35 a month. it doesn't take effect till next year. so there's a lot of things that are starting to kick in. the same way with what we've done in terms of the environmental stuff. takes time to get it moving. i'm not going to change -- as a matter of fact, there's some things that i want to change and add to. we passed the most bipartisan -- past the most extensive gun legislation, anti-rationale gun policy in 30 years. but we didn't ban assault weapons. i'm going to ban assault weapons. i'm not -- i said i ra

throws everything into question. >>> this reminds me of a conversation i had with a taxi driver in scranton. >> but the place you really feel it is people you talk to. in the fall, people talking about gas prices again. >> marc caputo, let's talk about florida. senator rubio has a lead there. we talked about demings. and governor desantis running for re-election. what do those races look like five days out? >> tough for democrats. where i am right now, miami-dade county is a big reason for that. usually when you look at florida election, you start to tally up ballot returns by party in early in-person votes and absentee votes. miami-dade is a big blue democratic county. democrats outnumber registered republicans here. yet yesterday republicans at certain points exceeded the number of ballots cast by them when compared to democrats. if that happens, and if the ballots reflect the votes, that is, if the republican voters vote republican and the democratic voters vote democrat and if the polls are right regarding independents, and if -- these are a bunch of ifs -- ron desantis and marco rubio

welcome to scranton, pennsylvania, which is the centre of the us political universe, as the midterm electionsania has been a battleground state. it was here in 2016 that donald trump forged a victory unexpectedly by a very narrow margin and thus made his path towards the white house. and it was here in 2020 that joe biden won back that state of pennsylvania from donald trump. and now as the mid—term elections approach, once again the path to control of the united states senate this time could run through pennsylvania. president biden is hoping that his democratic party will cling onto their incredibly narrow margins in congress. it looks as though the house of representatives is very likely to flip to the republicans, based on current polling, but the united states senate is a toss—up, and the seat here in pennsylvania has been bitterly fought over by both democrats and republicans. what happens here in pennsylvania is also a test case for the strength of former president donald trump and his grip on the republican party. he has backed the nominees for governor and also for us senate, and his

this one from scranton, the democrats line, good morning. >> first i would like to say we have a good system of government and election ross s, right now we have a lot about people in office, kevin mccarthy, marjorie taylor greene, these people die hard trump supporters. a lot of publicans failed the oath of office, instead of honoring the oath of office to protect the country and the constitution they honor and protect donald trump and his lies. there is first problem we have right now. we -- thank god we kept the sun if they had control of would be a disaster. that is all i have to say. thank you. >> in york city on the democrats line come in james, go ahead. >> hello, the divided congress, i agree with the first color. let's -- caller. all the grievance opposition pessimistic party. biden, with a narrow margin, got the affordable recovery act. he got the infrastructure act that was bipartisan. shots in the arms. inflation reduction act. the chips act. the republicans are doing nothing. you have ron johnson rick scott who want to get rid of social security and some sort of sunset cl

i have been saying for a long time, i'm a pennsylvania boy, born and raised in scranton, but for thenot have a television station, so philadelphia tv how covered the weights had all of pennsylvania's centres. i was known as pennsylvania's third senate. my point is, know pennsylvania well and john fetterman is pennsylvania. cheering and all is and pennsylvania? booing look, i lived in pennsylvania longer than oz has lived in pennsylvania and i moved away when i was ten years old! look, like a lot of us, john's got knocked down but gets back up. john has character, integrity and is going to be a hell a good senator, the united states senator for pennsylvania. and the other thing is, don't worry, we're going to talk about iran. courage, courage is also on the ballot. when i think of courage, i think ofjosh shapiro. this guy will take on anyone and back down to no one and we saw that in 2020. he stood up for the constitution, he stood up for the rule of law, stood up for the people of this state and he's going to be one hell of a fantastic governor. he really is. but let's notjustjohn an

mid—term elections, iam laura trevalyan in the battleground state of pennsylvania, reporting from scrantonhometown of presidentjoe biden. we start with a special report from ukraine as russia has again targeted ukraine's energy infrastructure in a wave of missile strikes across the country — including the capital kyiv where the mayor says four out of five people have been without running water. ukraine says russia fired at least 50 missiles but it was able to shoot most of them down. our international editor jeremy bowen has spent the last week travelling through ukraine — from the frontline battlefields of the donbas to the villages in kherson, where some of russia's best troops are concentrated to try to stop the ukrainian offensive. his report contains some deeply distressing details. for ukrainians, this is a fight for national survival. the hardest test any nation can face. it upends every life. it has ended the lives of thousands. this is bakhmut, under heavy shelling. at the moment, the centre of the artillery war in donbas. more than 70,000 people used to live here. almost all of t

joe from scranton started speaking southern. >> southerner from florida.hannity right now. >> hannity: oh, yeah, tucker, that's a real southern accent there. he's got rubio and desantis on the run, they're scared to death. we begin with a huge win for election integrity. they've now officially borrowed undated that misstated absentee ballots from being counted. in accordance with state law, both follow the law.

year vote elected a son of scranton president.ed kamala harris, the first black woman, to be vice president. and with your vote to elect josh shapiro as your next governor and for john fetterman as your next united states senator, i have never been more us to mystic -- been more optimistic about american prospects. looking around this crowd reinforces what i think. the generation between 18-30 is the most involved. [applause] the most involved. the most generous. the least prejudiced and the most engaged generation in american history. i look at america reasserting itself around the world to lead the world and the 21st century. i have traveled this country and seen this great nation because we are good people. i know this. there is no quite in -- quit and john fetterman. there is no quit in pennsylvania. there is no quit in america because of who we are. we are the united states of america and there is nothing, nothing beyond our capacity if we work together. so, got out and vote and may god bless you all. and may god protect our

i'll be in scranton on saturday.it away, todd. >> carley: thank you, see you in a half-hour for your show, the big show. you look great. did you hear this from sunny on "the view"? >> i read a poll just yesterday that white republicans, suburban women, are going to vote republican. >> why? >> it is almost like roaches voting for raid. >> carley: joe concha is helping us unpack that one. >> todd: "the view" says you are a roach and biden says you are a threat to democracy if you vote republican. senator tom cotton here to respond to that coming up. in 99% of people over 50. and it could strike at any time. think you're not at risk? wake up. because shingles could wake up in you. if you're over 50, talk to your doctor or pharmacist about shingles prevention. hi. i'm wolfgang puck when i started my online store wolfgang puck home i knew there would be a lot of orders to fill and i wanted them to ship out fast that's why i chose shipstation shipstation helps manage orders reduce shipping costs and print out shipping labe

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joe from scranton started speaking southern. >> southerner from florida. i don't know where y'all been, boy expect sean hannity right now. >> hannity: oh, yeah, tucker, that's a real southern accent there. he's got rubio and desantis on the run, they're scared to death. we begin with a huge win for election integrity. they've now officially borrowed undated that misstated absentee ballots from being counted. in accordance with state law, both follow the law. shocking. good news for the critical upcoming election in the commonwealth of pennsylvania. one week from tonight, it'll be election night right here in america. and the critical midterms, you got it, are seven days away. we begin with good news tonight for the g.o.p. along with an important warning to all voters across the country. that's coming. first the good news. in a shock to many democrats, general don baldock has now taken a one-point lead over the incumbent, maggie hassan, new hampshire senate race. this would be huge republican pickup. two purple hearts for the general baldock by the way. he

the mayor of carbondale pennsylvania, which is close to president biden's birthplace of scranton.or taylor, you are a lifelong democrat and don't support john fetterman for senate appearance or tell us why you feel the way you do. >> good morning, that is exactly right. lieutenant governor of pennsylvania really does not show much of anything for the working class of pennsylvania. and it was really kind of a joke, i think, the first time around he got into office with previous governor having issues with folks in the legislature and even protecting the staff. we found this guy to run and thought it would be funny to put this guy in office. i was on the verge of potentially becoming the u.s. senator. that is a scary thought. it does have radical policies, and again, can't back them up when he speaks. yes, issues, but certainly that is not the case why people should or shouldn't vote for him. again, it is just a figment of the imagination for the democratic party as to how we get people back to the party, the working class, and it's still not working. >> todd: what has been the reac

tom: i want to look back to william scranton. he was one of your opponents.u perceive, ed rendell, the republican party after this election? and dare i say if president trump does not run again, the next gop? what will they look like? ed: it depends. if they are smart, they will moderate a little bit. in the end, election denying will hurt them. independent voters, the moderate republican voters, they don't believe the election was stolen. there were 62 court judges. half of them were appointed and not one of them won. the election was fine. if we fixed the elections in 2020, we did a terrible job because we lost seats in congress. tom: thank you so much. we look forward to speaking with you at the super bowl with the eagles here. he is the former governor of pennsylvania. i go back to the heart of ed rendell, which was crime and all he did in philadelphia. i can remember the accolades from republicans and democrats. but also, inflation in the paycheck, which global elite wall street does not talk about. lisa: what we do about inflation? what can either of th

. >> carley: we spoke to the democratic mayor of carbondale, pennsylvania, where town close to scranton, where the president was born and he says he doesn't support john fettermans, going against his party. listen here. he really does have radical policies and can't back them up. he again, is just a figment of the imagination of the democratic party how to get people back to the party, the working class and it is not working. this is not just one candidate, like john fetterman, it is gradual progression away from the party because of radical ideas they keep forcing on everyone. >> carley: in that part of the state and entirety of pennsylvania, union vote is a big deal. think about joe biden and why he was politically popular at one time, he was union joe, those were his voters. now a lot of union workers feel like the democratic party has left them because of social issues and climate change and jobs going away because of green policies. >> todd: if dr. oz can mobilize the vote and get democratic voters to vote for him. this sounds like a joke, it is not, if dr. oz can turn out the subu

and his family, the one story he tells with the person on his way to scranton on the year used to talkof the gentleman who was deceased by the time biden's story would have begun had it been true, every time he brings it up it is painful for them. they've spoken about that. so people can get things wrong, they can be fact checked. col colbert, will he fix it. he could have him on. i could write that segment. that would then require that man to say why he is voting the way he is, i don't know if his audience would like that. >> that's the point, too. the amplification is so much more diluted with apology, fact checking correction, than it is with the lie to begin with. >> lifelong democrat, father of five, immigrated from yemen. has to say i am real. let me let colbert know it is not just him who is real, there's an entire movement that's real. he must not be paying attention. we call it the forgotten man and women. flyover country, michigan, wisconsin, red in 2016. they're real, exerted their voice, not just a person, we saw it in loudon county, saw it in new jersey and florida, when d

and who got elected said can we make sure that we are able to have high-speed rail service from scranton to new york? i said yeah, we can. we there are a lot of things that are starting to kick in and the way that we have done in terms of environmental stuff. it takes time to get it moving. i will not change. there are some things i want to change and add to. we passed the most extensive gun legislation, rational gun policy in 30 years, but we did not ban assault. i will try to ban assault like the devil. i ran for three reasons. i fully understand the legitimate concern that what i'm saying is wrong, okay? i said we would restore the soul of the country, decency, honor and integrity. it's starting to happen. the conversations are becoming more normal, becoming more -- how can i say it -- decent. second i said i want to build a country from the middle out, and that way everyone does fine. i'm tired of trickle-down. the third thing that is still very hard, reunite the country. it is hard to sustain yourself as a leading democracy if you can't generate some unity. i'm not going to change a

and who got elected said can we make sure that we are able to have high-speed rail service from scranton to new york? i said yeah, we can. we can. first of all, it will make it a lot easier, take a lot of vehicles off the road and we have more money in the pot now already out there. we voted for. then the entire money we spent on amtrak to begin with. i talked about that we are going to limit the cost of insulin for seniors to $35 a month instead of $400 a month. it does not take effect until next year. there are a lot of things that are starting to kick in and the way that we have done in terms of environmental stuff. it takes time to get it moving. i will not change. there are some things i want to change and add to. we passed the most extensive gun legislation, rational gun policy in 30 years, but we did not ban assault weapons. i will try to ban assault like the devil. i ran for three reasons. i fully understand the legitimate concern that what i'm saying is wrong, okay? i said we would restore the soul of the country, decency, honor and integrity. it's starting to happen. the conver

there is still feeling that he's got the hardscrabble blue-collar thing going from scranton. guess i fetterman will take all the helping get this point in a very, very close race there. most democrats like we really do not want any part of president biden at the moment. and i think we can see what that is the case but from the two montages we just played there at the top of the show, back and forth with the democrats one after another democracy on the ballot. this whole thing about january 6 the election truth arisen or whatever. roma public account after another talking about what, energy? the cost of everything, prices, crime, the economy, we will see which of those messages succeeds in choosing a underwear i would bet my money. >> charlie we had the president's speech is a big battle for the soul of america. you vote democratically for republican democracy is at risk. then you have this comment from james clyburn who one ups even the president saying that the united states is on track to repeat nazi, germany, watch t this. >> this country is on track to repeat what happene

administration of, hey, joe biden used to ride the train back to delaware, he says he's a union guy from scrantonhave a tremendous amount of influence over both sides but the actual practice is lacking. dagen: it looked like he in that clip on nantucket, he was wearing a union hat of sorts. you could see it with the union number on the bottom of the hat. but somebody just handed it to him because it still had the sticker on the front which is i think usual these days, not for an 80-year-old dude. john, how do you see this? this is not just inflationary but it would also damage job growth in this country if this strike happens. >> you're precisely right, dagen. you have a situation where you would have higher prices, lower output, temporary increase in joblessness, some estimates have a temporary loss of jobs reaching 700,000 occupations. that would be devastating to the u.s. economy. we don't need it at this point in time. let's not forget there are other modes of transport that are under stress. the mississippi river, we're not able to use barges the same way we did when we had higher levels of

and i'm going to be this saturday i'm going to be in scranton, pennsylvania at 1:00.ut dates and get tickets ahead of time speed you through the line. meanwhile, coming up straight ahead. as test scores drop, democrats are trying to down play the impact of school closures on learning loss. lieutenant governor winsome sears is not doing that prior tiding education in her campaign. she has never stopped and she's next. plus, rachel campos-duffy is catching up with voters on staten island as we march onto the mid terms. rachel? will. >> rachel: here back again in staten island at the anna dale terrace diner. jerry is a senior. he says is he thinking about getting another job. >> it's tough. it's out there and we have to figure out a ways to raise the amount of money we are making. retirement isn't going to cut it. that's for sure. >> rachel: here is his wife theresa. talk to me how inflation is affecting seniors. >> it's affecting you when you go to the grocery store. everything is outrageously priced. >> rachel: a lot of opinions about inflation, about crime. about the

i was on the phone congratulating a californian recently, and then someone up in scranton, pennsylvania, the congressman who got elected. can you help us make sure we're able to have high speed rail service from scranton to new york, new york city, i said, yeah, we can. we can. first of all, it would make it a lot easier, take a lot of vehicles off the road, and we have more money in the pot now already out there. we voted for it, than the entire money we spent on amtrak to begin with. it's the same way, for example, i talked about through the campaign that we're going to limit the cost of insulin for seniors to $35 a month instead of 400 a month. it doesn't take effect until next year. so there's a lot of things that are just starting to kick in, and the same way with what we've tone in terms of the environmental stuff. it takes time to get it moving. i'm not going to change. as a matter of fact, there's some things i want to change and add to, for example, we've passed most bipartisan -- we passed the most extensive gun legislation, rational gun policy in 30 years, and -- but we didn'

for some of the richest 1% not paying their fair share for those joe biden, blue collar scranton showne of the richest zip codes in the country. the hubris of this president's son is really something to behold. while they are out there shopping in nantucket you people choosing between eating and heating. by the way where's that money coming from there shopping with? deals in china, deals in ukraine, as far as investigations go those are coming come january. they'll be looking into hunter biden's bigness dealings. we are from the going get some answers and possibly some accountability not decide what hunter biden did in terms of family influence peddling, but is it joe biden the big guy who offered a 10% off of that question therefore if that is true is a sitting president of the united states compromised by countries like china? works as a good question for noah to bring it back to pricing though. gas price is $3.56 per diesel $5.23. people paid 20% more for the thanksgiving dinner which shirley has an impact. when you see the study that credit card balances a jump of 15% for the high

he was born in scranton. this is one of the states he was able to flip in 2020. he is one of the big names out on the campaign trail in the final days really trying to drive turnout. that is what it's going to come down to both sides stressing turnout. oz bringing out former president donald trump. president biden and obama hitting the trail for fetterman and the democrats. yes, polls do suggest this is close. that is why there is so much emphasis on turnout. fetterman making a reference to an early win in a mayoral race saying this is going to be a nail biter and come down to maybe a single vote. he won the mayoral race by a single vote. urging his supporters to get out and hit the polls if they haven't voted already. on the oz side we saw him ask his supporters to not just focus on republicans arguing they are already in our column. now is the time to talk to conservative democrats, independents, people also concerned about the economy and inflation and may not realize they are odd supporters. go out and talk to them. one interesting thing at his rally today at

we're very clear about that anyone who knows joe biden knows he comes from a coal country, from scrantonlvania. maria: let's bring in our panel, dagen mcdowell, joe concha, liz peek, mark tepper. dagen, what was twisted? he said he's going to close down all these coal plants. i'm trying to understand what was twisted. dagen: nothing was twisted. i think she also said that it was hard to hear him. its is a delicious moment when politicians screw up and tell you the truth. when they screw up and tell you what they really believe and what they will really do to you and your family's financial security. joe biden and company in the last -- in less than a week have reminded voters why they should vote against him and his entire party. these are the closing messages, and matt whitlock who is a republican tweeted this, the closing message from the biden administration was in the last week, on wednesday john kerry said biden is going to accelerate eliminating fossil fuels and force everybody to drive electric cars by 2035. then on friday, biden promised to shut down coal plants and then sunday n

he was born in scranton. he has visited the state some 20 times as of saturday. and this is a state that he flipped from president trump back in 2020. it was a close race then. and this is always a close state where you see a lot of activity and campaigning toward the end of each race. there is a challenging climate, of course, for democrats given all of the concerns of voters about the economy and inflation. and voters who disapprove of president biden's performance. but the polls suggest the race is close, that fetterman is a bit ahead. here some of the message we heard from john fetterman and from dr. mehmet oz on the campaign trail the last couple of days. take a listen. >> dr. oz wants to try to portray himself now a moderate after, you know, going very right, right, right, far right during the primary. now he is trying to pretend. there is no moderate, no moderate. if you're willing to share a stage with somebody like doug mastriano. >> i'm not a politician. i'm a surgeon. and what surgeons do is tackle big problems. and we do it successfully. in my case, f

he also leaned into mehmet oz, the republican senate candidate, that i, born in scranton, i lived in pennsylvania longer than dr. us. and then what we saw was a tough balancing act for president biden, as he's been crossing the country to try to do his part to support democratic candidates, to tout the real democratic accomplishment here, talking about reducing the cost of prescription drugs, the infrastructure law, the chips and signs act, other accomplishments to be part of. but to acknowledge that americans are still feeling real pain. he also made clear what is at stake here, warning about what republicans would do if they take control of congress, if they take control of the assets across the country. alicia, as i have been talking to democratic strategists, officials in the white house, they obviously are very concerned about what will happen on tuesday, but they know that if their base turns up, they can win. that's really what tonight's event is all about, that reunion, which we have not seen in two years since barack obama came out to support former vice president joe biden

obviously the president originally from scranton, pennsylvania and feels a real connection to the stateoes there a lot, he's been there then any other state since he's been president except for his home in delaware. he feels like he still popular enough to go there but everywhere else the candidates are not begging him to come they would much rather have barack obama a former president who is very, very popular with the party, and speak with them, not the current president. >> in pennsylvania specifically that race is very tight between doctor oz and john federman and then you have overcoming out endorsing john federman and i thought there was a statement from doctor oz on this and that essentially said i'm paraphrasing that he still feels and still cares for oprah the pentagon relationship over the years but their politics are in fact very different when oprah has to come out that is also some of the big guns that they are trying to get some support for. >> i did think oprah winfrey endorsement was the world's least surprising news, she's a big democrat, she obviously helped make docto

i wonder if you could speak about the role of congressman john scranton and was assistant to nancy pelosi for several years? my second question is, what advice would you give to the new republican speaker? guest: as far as congressman spratt was concerned, he was long-term chairman from south carolina. and was one of those marginal democrats who was occupying a seat that was voting republican other than he. he is one of my heroes. he served for many years, provided members of congress leadership on key budget issues which are pretty hard to understand, pretty hard to explain, and it was his diligence and that of his staff that enabled congress to utilize both the budget process to pass the spending initiatives and reconciliation process, particularly when that became necessary to pass the affordable care act to extend health care to 30 million americans and make it more affordable for millions more. as far as my advice to whoever the next republican speaker is going to be, and it may be congressman mccarthy, it may be not. he fell 31 votes short of the majority he will need january 3. i s

saw the deindustrialization of scranton, and building semiconductor manufacturing to ohio.ed energy. you need oil and gas to function in a manufacturing economy. that's just common sense. now where we disagree with republicans, i want massive investment in renewable emergency, probably more bullish, they believe the transition is slower and let's have that debate. that's a debate about the future, no one is saying that currently we don't need oil and gas. that's just obvious looking at the statistics. >> john: i appreciate the spirit of discussion. if you speed the transition as many would like to happen very, very soon in your party, do you not run the risk of extremely high prices for oil, extremely high prices for gasoline, shortages of diesel, shortages of home heating oil because the oil and gas industry is looking at the future and saying this does not look bright, we are not going to invest in infrastructure and exploration, do saner heads not need to prevail, saying look, we need a future with abundant energy, and clean energy would be even better, but cannot do it

he was born in scranton, pennsylvania.s is one of the few states he made repeated trips to, 20 as of saturday. part of the closing arguments are focussed on abortion rights. democrats saying mehmet oz is not going to be supportive of abortion rights. then on the other side, oz saying fetterman is going to support president biden in his efforts to spend more and tax more. take a listen to some of the closing arguments from each of the candidates the last couple days. listen. >> he advocated and supports the biden tax increase with 87,000 more personnel be hired by organization where that's not where we need the manpower. they're coming for your money because they're not going to be stuck with just people with affluence. they want everyone to pay more in taxes, to make up for the reckless spending. >> dr. oz, you know, of his immense wealth, with ten gigantic mansions has never personally experienced that or whatever care or know how much a dozen eggs cost or what any of these kinds of basic lives. average lives of people in

i'm a pennsylvania boy born and raised in scranton.but, for the longest time delaware like many other small places did not have a television station so philadelphia tv had to cover me the same as i covered all of the pennsylvania senators. i was known as pennsylvania's third senator. my point is, i know pennsylvania well. john fetterman is pennsylvania. he has pennsylvania. in the ours and pennsylvania? look, i lived in pennsylvania longer of an officer to pennsylvania. and i moved away when i was ten years old. like a lot of us, john got knocked down, but he gets back up. he's gonna quickly. john's character, integrity, and is going to be held against senator. for the united states and every pennsylvania. in the other thing is, don't worry. we are going to talk about iran. courage. courage is also on the ballot. when i think of courage i think of john shapiro. this guy will take on anyone and back down to no one. and we saw that in 2020. he stood up for the constitution. he stood up for the rule of law. he stood up for the people of t

he was sort of like the -- scranton. the democrats understand it. republicans in all likelihood take the senate. they also understand they've got a candidate on their side who's struggling. sandra: ten seconds left, new york. watching this race with zeldin and hochul. >> wow. crime issue has exploded, she's mishandled it. these recent public appearances of hers have not been helpful to her efforts, zeldin has run a heck of a race. the fact that we're even talking about new york potentially electing the first republican governor in 20 years really says something about the state of the state. sandra: as we mentioned, analysis yo you -- you cannot miss. thanks, karl. john: another tight senate battle brewing in ohio where democrat tim ryan is trying to beat republican j.t. vance to flip a -- j.d. vance to flip a red seat blue. vance is set to get a big boost during a rally tomorrow night. mark meredith live in mount vernon, ohio. how are the candidates spending the final hours on the campaign trail? >> reporter: hey, john, good afternoon to you. for re

signing in scranton, pennsylvania 1 chock at books a million. go to brian kilmeade.com.reservations to you don't have to wait online also don't forget, coming up on one nation, amongst our guest, dr. oz. i'm going to ask him about oprah endorsing the other guy. kari lake is going to the border. we will discuss what she found out and one of the funniest comedians in the america chris stephano, he is also going to talk politics. also, coming up straight ahead. democrats like new york's governor is calling in the big names on the campaign trail. listen to this. fleury the governor herself said everything is on the line. >> brian: okay, that's motivational. how will the voters respond? will cain is going to conduct a real town hall in just a moment. ♪ i'm back ♪ i'm back ♪ back in the new york groove. lasts up to 12 hours. vicks sinex targets congestion at the source, relieving nasal congestion and sinus pressure by reducing swelling in the sinuses. try vicks sinex. your heart is the beat of life. if you have heart failure, entrust your heart to entresto. entresto helps impr

i've been saying for a long time, i'm a pennsylvania boy, born and raised in scranton and -- but for the longest time delaware, like many other small places, did not have -- did not have a television station. so philadelphia tv had to cover me the same as they covered all of pennsylvania senators. i was known as pennsylvania's third senator. my point is i know pennsylvania well, and john fetterman is pennsylvania. he is pennsylvania. and oz and pennsylvania? look, i6've lived -- i lived in pennsylvania longer than oz has lived in pennsylvania and i moved away when i was 10 years old. >> there's president biden out on the campaign trail for senate candidate john fetterman, the lieutenant governor of pennsylvania. he's also out there with the democratic candidate for governor, josh shapiro. barack obama is also scheduled to take the stage. we are going to have all of this for you on the other side of this break. stay with us. ♪ hey lexus, turn it up! ♪ there's no place like unknown. unreal. the all-new lexus rx. never lose your edge. ♪ the all-new lexus rx. here, is cvs health. here, w

some of the difference marks look at scranton, that is where joe biden's hometown is.n 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. >> peter, thank you so much. pennsylvania does hold 19 electoral college votes and this could be now the most valuable battleground state heading into 2024. carlos and simone back with us. and carlos, let's talk about pennsylvania. what do these losses and wins mean for each party in that state? >> for democr