we would go home all the time to scranton.nd one day, we went back to -- i was back in scranton, and a lot of my friends -- i moved there to delaware when i was in third grade, but we went home a lot. we still called scranton home , and we were up there on st. patrick's day when i was 14-years-old. and i was standing on the corner watching everybody go by; they're going to the event. and harry truman was a speaker at the truman dinner that year. and the sort of the david broder of the scranton times -- it was a guy named tommy phillips, who was an elderly man -- younger than me, but elderly man -- [laughter] -- who was the chief political reporter. and they got a picture -- and i hadn't thought about it a long time, but i'll send it over to the library -- of me at 14-years-old standing on the corner, and it was a warm day for february. and i'm standing on the corner in a long-sleeve shirt with my buddies. and president truman was coming around the corner, coming off of dimmick avenue, and he was in a convertible. and purely by

scranton. scranton. you know how many times a week i hear that word? >> [laughter] >> and he saw how a job change a families that. and i sought to. i mean my dad came from a family of italian immigrants and his father deliberately furniture for a living, but thanks to the g.i. bill, you know, my dad was able to get a degree and car about a good life for my sisters and for me. and joe understands the middle class because we are from the middle class. and he's working to build the economy, like i said, from the bottom up and middle out. he knows that he can only do this with you. and you know this to. our governors as our partners. so together, as we really fundamentally transform what it means to make a living and to make a life here in america. so thanks for being a great audience. you should be out on the beach in your bathing suits, so i appreciate you are sitting here and i look forward to seeing all of you in your host states. thanks for listening. [applause] >> i was gonna gith

scranton. scranton. you know how many times a week i hear that word? >> [laughter] >> and he saw how a job change a families that. and i sought to. i mean my dad came from a family of italian immigrants and his father deliberately furniture for a living, but thanks to the g.i. bill, you know, my dad was able to get a degree and car about a good life for my sisters and for me. and joe understands the middle class because we are from the middle class. and he's working to build the economy, like i said, from the bottom up and middle out. he knows that he can only do this with you. and you know this to. our governors as our partners. so together, as we really fundamentally transform what it means to make a living and to make a life here in america. so thanks for being a great audience. you should be out on the beach in your bathing suits, so i appreciate you are sitting here and i look forward to seeing all of you in your host states. thanks for listening. [applause]

scranton. know how many times a week i hear that word.saw he saw how it could change a family's path. my dad came from a family of italian immigrants. thanks to the gi bill and my dad was able to get a degree and carve out a good life for my sisters and for me. joe understands the middle class because we're from the middle class andbo working to build the economy from like i said, the middle out and the bottom up. but he knows that, you know, he can only do thisrk with you and you know this too. our governors are our partners and together as we really fundamentally transform what it means to make a living and make a life here in america. so thanks for being a great audience. you should be out on the beach in your bathing suits and i appreciate you sitting here and i look forward to seeing all of you in your home states, thanks for listening. prone applause ]. >> deputies on the house oversight and accountability committee hold the discussion with abortion rights advocates on the impact of republican efforts to tighten the abortion restric

this one more than 5,000 miles away in scranton, pennsylvania >> we are producing, you know, thousands of rounds more a month than we this time last year. >> reporter: inside this u.s. army ammunition plant, contractor general dynamics produ produces 155-millimeter artillery shells, crucial in the fight against russia in late may, nbc news was granted access to the plant. one of the locations helping make 24,000 rounds each month. i can feel that heat from back here the army says this is a 2,000-degree furnace turning steel into play-doh. inspected and sent off to be armed with explosives, part of what the pentagon says is an urgent ramp up the army won't tell us exactly how many are going to ukraine because of security concerns but even if every one of these shells went to ukraine, that may still not be enough. some in the scranton community grateful for the city's role in the ukrainian war effort >> pride is just huge. >> i think sthey should get as much ammunition as they can. >> reporter: but figuring out thousand send so much firepower to ukraine also raises concerns about america

scranton? you know how many times a week i hear that word? and he saw -- and he saw how a job could change a family's path and i sighed too. my dad came from a family of italian immigrants and his father delivered furniture for a living but thanks to the g.i. bill my dad was able to get agree and carve out a good life for my sisters and me. joe understands the middle class because we are from the middle class. he's working to build the economy from, like i said, the middle up, the middle out and the bottom up. but he knows that he can only do this with you, you know this too. are governors, our partners, together as we fundamentally transform what it means to make a living, and make a life here in america. so thanks for being a great audience. you should be out on the beach in your bathing suits. i appreciate you sitting here and i look forward to seeing all of you in your home states. thanks for listening. [applause] [applause] >> today the national governors association brings its annual meeting to a close with the session focused on the im

some in the scranton community grateful for city's role in the ukrainian war effort. >> the pride is yeah, i think they should get as much ammunition as they can. >> reporter: but figuring out how to send how much fire to ukraine also raises concern about america running out of ammunition. seth jones studies military operations. >> if the united states went to war today, would this country be ready for the fight? >> the united states went to war today, it would have enough weapons in some cases for a short war. it would not have sufficient weapons, munitions for a protracted war. and that is the problem. >> the pentagon told nbc news it is meeting the needs of ukrainian forces while our ensuring our inventories are replenished. but with tensions with russia and china, the army says right now it's experiencing its fastest conventional ammunition ramp-up since the korean war. a race to help those on the battlefield today and possibly tomorrow. jesse kirsch, nbc news, scranton, pennsylvania. >>> when we come back, a special honor this fourth of july for an american patriot, trailblazizi

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president biden called himself lunch bucket joe and scranton joe, names nobody has called him, exceptpre you have full force of federal government pressuring the irs, fbi, t doj, secret service to cover up the crimes of hunter bideknown and the larger family their influence pedalling scheme around the world and it doesn't fit with middle-class persona he's put forth all these years.u >> laurast: we just have to loon at the houses, the family's lifestyle, we know how the w obamas got rich, right, charlie? we know how the clintons got rich, clinton foundation and all that. the press is s uncurious how th family got50 so rich when he's t public service for i 50 years. i want to remind everybody what biden said iwhn october of 2019a lot of projection. listen. >> i neveriscu discussed a singo thing withut my son about anythn having to do with ukraine, no one indicated i have. let's focus on this, the fact of the matter i is, this is about trump's corruption. that is what we should be focusing on.we >> laura: charlie, it didn't age well. he went on talking about trump's people have side dea

. >> this one, in scranton, pennsylvania. >> we are producing thousands of rounds more a month than thissome of the very firepower crucial to ukraine's fight against russia. we were granted access to the plant. >> i request can feel that heat from back here, and it's a furnace turning steel into play-doh. >> the army won't tell us how many are going to ukraine, but even if every one of these shells went to ukraine, that may still not be enough. some in the scranton community, grateful to their role in the ukrainian war effort. >> i think they should get as much ammunition as they can. >> and it raises concerns about america running out of ammunition. seth jones studies military operations. >> if united states went to war today, would this country be ready for the fight? >> if united states went to war today it would have enough weapons in some cases for a short war. it would not have sufficient weapon munitions for a protracted war. >> amid tensions with russia and china, the army says right now its experience its fastest ammunition ramp up since the korean war. >> mike barnicle, those i

know, joe biden, you know, he has always tried to present himself called himself lunch bucket joe, scrantonple of names nobody but him has ever called him. but, this kind of thing where you have the full force of the federal government pressuring the irs, the doj, the fbi, even the secret service in order to cover up the crimes of hunter biden but also the larger -- you know, the larger family and their influence peddling scheme around the world, you know, it doesn't fit with that middle class joe persona that he has put forth all these years. >> laura: well, yeah, i mean, we just have to look at the houses, you know, the family's lifestyle. we know how the obamas got rich, right, charlie, we know how the clintons got rich although the clinton foundation and all of that. in this case the press is just remarkably incurious about how the biden family got so rich when is he in public service for 50 years. i want to remind everybody because this has been lost in the shuffle, what biden said, charlie, back in october of 2019, which bass was a lot of projection, listen. >> i never discussed a sin

amtrak joe, the kid from scranton has a full foreign bank accounts?t doesn't seem like the kind of thing that good old joe biden would have going on. i would any biden family members have offshore bank accounts. how did the prosecutor in delaware not touch that? >> he didn't touch the laptop or $10 million bribe either. or interview a single member of the biden family. of course he didn't touch the offshore accounts. is this where they are holding for their big guy? is this the offshore account jimmy biden may be, the brother? or do they keep the offshore account in the name of the granddaughter. a phenomenal international business consultant getting paid by the chinese, ukrainians and the romanians. >> might explain why biden's legal team tried so hard to push through his sleazy plea deal that gave hunter immunity. for every crime he committed for six years. they want the plea deal tapered because once you start zeroing in on "foreign," foreign bank accounts, foreign lobbying, foreign business partners, foreign policy, foreign deals, that's further g

scranton joe, you name it. being a middle class family show was biden's brand. he bragged about it. i'm the poorest guy in the senate. supposed to be a guy you could trust. they called him a straight shooter. an honorable public servant. but that was never the reeling joe biden. the real joe biden is a fraud and the media has known about it for years. >> one of the democratic candidate is senator joseph biden. have you seen the problem he has been having? he went around and made a speech and apparently he quoted i think it was a british politician. took his speech and kind of paraphrased it as his own. and then the press got on him and he was charged also with taking part of bobby kennedy's speeches and biden says not to worry he reassured his staff. he said we have nothing to fear but fear itself. >> with trump up for re-election the media needed a fraud to take him out. they knew joe biden basically would do what he was told. he would do anything for power. and if he didn't do it they would blackmail him because they knew everything about his secret little life. they pumped up joe

. >> my dad had to leave his home in scranton, pennsylvania, to find work. >> stephen: whoo!malarky"! do "dog-face pony soldier"! sniff someone's hair! then... it gets very hot very fast. then biden started talking about his relief plan, and chuck schumer got out a little ahead of his skis. >> the american rescue plan. >> [booing] >> the american rescue plan >> stephen: are we -- are we -- are we not clapping? are we -- okay, i'll sit down. sorry. >> and left no one behind. >> stephen: there you go. there you go. there you go. i didn't -- that was -- sorry. it's kinda weird. i'm live, but evidently chuck schumer's on a 7-second delay. then biden made a big promise. >> we're gonna provide affordable high-speed internet for every american: rural, suburban, urban, and tribal communities. >> stephen: yes! because in america, regardless of who you are or where they live, everyone deserves the fundamental human right to stream pornography! then... [applause] then the president highlighted the efforts of american workers. >> powered by people i've met like jo jo burges, from generat

the main factory, 1 of 2 in the united states that produces 155 millimeter shells is in scranton, pennsylvaniang, 20,000 shells. ukrainians are firing 150,000 rounds a month. >> when the conflict began, the united states was producing maybe 4,000 shells per month. we are up to probably 20,000. we want to get up to 40,000, even 80,000 a month but it will take several years to get up there. >> now the u.s. own stockpiles are putting at risk, should wars break out elsewhere. policy head told jacqui heinrich the cluster bombs are supposed to fill the gap until production can ramp up. >> we have already doubled the production of so-called unitary rounds, artillery rounds with an explosive round, we will continue to increase over the next year or so and so you are talking about this being a bridge over the next 6 to 12 months. >> the war in ukraine has been a key test for the industrial base, mike, which was really set up for peace time after the cold war ended. no one expected another large ground war in europe. >> sandra: new video just in to fox, showing the aftermath from the severe flooding out

the pennsylvania pummeler, the scranton scrapper, kaiser wilhelm. come on!hitest bread you ever tasted! come on, jack dempsey!" there's also news about the former president and his insatiable need for cash and external validation. because he's announced plans to publish a book of letters. well, i mean, it's good to know he's finally learned his letters. ♪ a, b, c, d, e, f, g ♪ person-woman-man ♪ ♪ camera, tv ♪ it's actually -- it's actually -- thank you. yeah, i've been working on it. [cheers and applause] halfway there. halfway there. it's actually a book of correspondence written to him. so, naturally, the cover features him writing a letter. seems a little weird but writing letters to yourself is a lost art. we all remember this moving moment in ken burns' "civil war." >> "my dearest me, i long toto e yoyour sweet f face again,n, buy mirror broke the other day. how i miss the tender caress of your fingers on my skin, but there's too many other soldiers in this tent, and it would be weird. forever yours, you." >> stephen: also, jim, can we put that cover u

but at the core of it that sense of authenticity and the nice guy sort of your grandfather from scrantonily member that was a big reason people said in a close race we are going to trust you. that's been recently damaged. paul: o only push back on at one point here. lotta presidents have temperatures in show behind the scene bill clinton was famous for throwing things around in the white house. we seen from biden there's a fair bit of it. is that becoming comet enough that it is a problem? >> i think it is. and again it's not so much the presidents have tempers if we were led to believe he was going to be different. we have the disruptive president in 2020 he was going to be the different guy, the calming influence. and now we are hearing literally members of his staff do not want to be alone with them in meetings because he rages at them and swears at them. part of it has to do with his age but older people are facing some challenges, sometimes fall into the pattern of being angry and rage filled and it ties together with i think a general concern is the country better served by having

don't forget, scranton joe, the family man, a statesman that would bring dignity back to the white house. you have this situation, you have cocaine showing up in the white house, transgender activists fully expose breasts on the white house lawn like we've seen. the administration official from the biden administration who has some sort of a fetish and steals women's luggage, i used to think "weekend at bernie's" was probably the movie best to describe the biden white house. i now think it is like national lampoon. you cannot makeup some of this stuff. it is insane. >> he is saying all children, they're all our children. he won't recognize his own granddaughter. hunter gets a 75% reduction in child support payments in a private jet which i am sure cost a lot of money he could have given to the girl's college fund. one last question about joe. this tape of him nibbling at this little girl. we have tape of what we call creepy joe, a lot of it. what is your reaction, the girl recoiling, he is nibbling at her, trying to lean in, smell her hair. there's so much on that tape. what is that? >>

the midwest including cities from detroit down to cincinnati, atlanta, stretching up north into scrantonnortheast where they have seen devastating rains. i'll leave you with the forecasted highs, these are summer-like temperatures, this is what we expect. upper 80s, 90 degrees and once again triple digits across the bottom third of the country. those your weather headlines, now i'll be tossing over to you, will. will: thanks, adam. pennsylvania police releasing new doorbell camera video of an escaped murder suspect on the run for over a week. it shows michael burrham walking past a home towards the woods near near the small city of warren which borders the allegheny national forest. earlier this week crews found a stash of items that they believe he left behind. >>> four children, meanwhile, found alive in the amazon 40 days after surviving a plane crash are now out of the hospital. the father of the two young estelleing the daily mail that the kids have made a total recovery. they were treated for six weeks at a military facility in colombia are. the kids managed to survive on their own

had moved, recently, from scranton, pennsylvania. tara, almost grown up, told them she'd stay behind, make her own life. >> she didn't wanna come down, you know. i'm sure it was, you know, it's a change, especially when you're older and -- but we had a bet going on how long it would be before she got here, because we're -- we are so close. so we had a bet going, and i think she lasted three weeks? >> "i'm gonna stay here on my own. " "no, i'm not. " >> yeah. yes. >> she got a job. made plans to start college. had already decided that she wanted to be a crime scene investigator. >> she had her books and everything. >> yeah. >> and though sharon's then-fiance keith wasn't officially tara's step-dad, they had a father-daughter sort of relationship. >> yeah, we were very close. yep. always -- always hung out together. she would make our famous peanut butter and jelly triple-decker sandwiches we would have. and she would be going to make them all. she was my buddy. >> and now he didn't know where she was. right away, that afternoon, keith

he's made a tidy fortune for himself and his family and cast himself as lunch bucket joe and scranton joe. lunch bucket joe doesn't have power and ability to force the irs or internal bureau of justice to hatch a deal with his son to get him off serious crimes. lunch bucket joe doesn't have ability to call secret service and get secret service to run interference when hunter biden's wife dumps his illegally bought firearm into a trash can at a deli in delaware. lunch bucket joe doesn't have this authority. the american people see this and think we have been sold a deal of goods and lunch bucket joe is corrupt joe. the gun charges are interesting and question i can't answer, maybe emily can with legal expertise. most people, if you have a deal like this fall apart, prosecutors turn around and charge you with the most serious charges they can come up with against you to beat running out of statute of limitations and negotiate back from that and other charges they can go with. they would drop the hammer on this guy before they started negotiating and that would do a whole lot to make sur

we forget about scranton. right? yeah, right.buchanan and then thaddeus stevens, whom i never heard of before. and you talk a lot about buchanan and steven is right. yeah. so one of the things that was great about the was part of my the memory and the subtitle wasn't really my memories so much it was a national memory. like who is it that we remember and why and when i walked into lancaster they were actively debating who to rename that one of the elementary schools after they wanted to think james buchanan's name off he being the last president before lincoln and one of these double faced democrats who was a slave owning of this of the confederacy. well, be soon to be confederacy and i'm a moral coward. and ever since he had died, they had meticulously looked after his mansion, and you could visit it in the junior league, had been very attentive to that and thaddeus stevens, who had lived in the same town at same time when buchanan was president thaddeus stevens, was the head of the ways and means committee in the house and was

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stop a war let biden meet with putin and put him to sleep with stories about the mean streets of scrantoncela schedule for the eastern seaboard it's still better than the summit trump did where he screamed at reporters about insane conspiracy theories and held up a soccer ball he got from putin like a kid on christmas who was expecting a ps5. "this isn't what i meant when i said i wanted to play fifa!" i mean, maybe biden can give the soccer ball back to putin. "sorry it's a little deflated. trump sat on it. he thought it was an egg and treated it like a horton situation. obviously, world leaders must do everything possible to de-escalate and pursue diplomacy. and yet some republicans and right-wing pundits have claimed the crisis is actually just a manufactured distraction by democrats to divert attention from, among other things, hillary clinton. who has once again become an obsession for them for reasons that, unsurprisingly, are total bull[ bleep ]. >> is it all just a ruse the administration hitting the panic button on russia i questioned whether or not the whole thing was a ruse, wi

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if he does it properly from his birth in scranton, pennsylvania, telling his life story in a shorterversion, he could then say, i am you. i am the american citizen that you are. i have owned homes that i couldn't afford. i have maybe -- i almost had are cars repossessed. i've host two children. i know the pain that you feel on a daily basis. i'm joe biden. >> exactly. i can't agree more with that focus group, a conversation we might have had with friends across the dinner table or across the country. people who really care about him. think he's doing a great job and he's going to be 82 when he's running. it's interesting, you mentioned, he has a foot problem, he grew up with a stutter, all those things, if you're one show on fox news, he fell off a bike, whatever it is, make it a huge issue. you talk to democrats who have voted for him and look at the alternative. susan page, the alternative is the same age, maybe one or two years younger it's not like donald trump if he wins the nomination is some spring chicken. to say the least. and, you know, his presidency was full of executive