communist party actively lobbied against the chips and science act that i've been pushing in the united states congressthe communist party of china was lobbying in the united states congress against passages legislation and unfortunately some of our friends and the other team bought it. the united states has to lead the world in producing these advanced chips. this law is going to make sure that it will and to be clear the chips and science act is not handing out blank checks to companies. i've directed my administration and i want you to listen to this to be laser focused on the guardrails is going to protect taxpayers dollars. we'll make sure the companies partner with unions, community colleges, technical schools and offer training and apprenticeships. we're gonna make sure the work small and minority owned businesses get to participate. we're gonna make sure that companies that take these taxpayers dollars do not turn around and make investments in china investments that undermine our supply chains and national security. [applause] that's a guarantee because in this law, i have the power to take ba

communist party actively lobbied against the chips and science fact that i've been pushing in the united states congress. the communist party of china was lobbying in the united states congress against passages legislation and enforcing some work friends and the other team bought it. united states has to lead the world producing these advanced chips. this law is going to make sure that it will, what time has accused the us of using science and technology as a political weapon may go to you. we also need to maintain it, scientific hedge money. the recipes is export control measures to maliciously block and suppressed chinese companies. this practice deviates from the principle of fair competition and violates international cannot make and trade rule. it will not only damage and legitimate rights and interests of chinese companies, but also affects american companies interests. and let's take a closer look at why a semi conductors are important to global manufacturing, also known as sammy's, or chips. semiconductors on needed to run nearly everything that has an electronic component from smart phones to c

freedman's savings bank was founded by the united states congress in 1816 five -- 1865.reedman's bank was established to serve black americans newly freed from slavery, to help them build wealth, and to build a better future. at freedman's to open to savings account -- to open a savings account, you need a five cents -- you needed five cents. tens of thousands of black families have opened a accounts at friedman -- friedman -- freedman. even schoolchildren say their pop -- pocket money to deposit here. nine years at -- later after the banks opened it doors, because of a economic downturn and because of the organized assault of the project of reconstruction, freedman's bank was forced to close. over 60,000 people lost their savings. freedman's bank was guided by a vision, the vision by -- of an economy that works for all americans and includes all americans. the vision of a nation in which all people have access to the financial resources they need to succeed, to thrive, and to determine their own future. at the heart of that bank was the concept of self-determination. ov

wonder chinese communist party actively lobbied against the chips and science act against the united states congressngress against passing this legislation and the other team bought it. ashley: the president failed to mention significant bipartisan support in both chambers and did not mention his son hunter still owns a 10% stake in dhr partners which is controlled in part by state owned entities. hunter biden cofounded that fund in 2013 two weeks after flying with his father to beijing aboard air force 2. stuart: pure coincidence i would say. we will be back to you. 23 million californians will soon get their hands on inflation relief checks as gas prices surged beyond $6 a gallon. our california guy is steve hilton and deal with it all next hour. half of us say they are quiet quitting while on the job. our next guest claims to be a summer guru who can make quiet quitting disappear. dean lindsay next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ what will you do? will you make something better? create something new? our dell technologies advisors can provide you with the tools and expertise you need to bring out the innovator in you.

he wants the united states congress to pass a law that would ban abortion nationwide.booing] lindsey graham culvert abortion bill that criminalizes doctors and nurses that provide services for their patients in need. if republicans get their way, it will not matter where you live. let me be clear. if such a bill were to pass in the next several years [indiscernible] we cannot let it pass -- in the next several years, i will veto it. after dobbs came down i signed an executive order to protect the access to reproductive health care, but to protect a woman's right to travel from a state that prohibits abortion to a state that allows it and protect the privacy of sensitive health information, preventing states tracking women from seeking health. as i said, we are fighting a battle. i would repeat it again. the only sure way to stop these extremist laws that are put in jeopardy women's health and rights is for congress to pass a law. i have said before, the court got rope right nearly 50 years ago and i believe congress should codify roe once and for all. [applause] right

united states are supporting our fight for survival directly. as well as the thousands of representatives representatives in both chambers of the united states congress. i would like to thank all of you for your strong voice of support and providing historic amounts of security assistance. an appropriation continued. as an compliance 1.7 billion of united states or more. to designate russia a state sponsor of terrorism. how asked to save ukraine, europe, and all democratic world. thank you. hugs well, thank you for your courage. and for your service to humanity by which you have done in ukraine, which you continue to do to bring this message to the world community. your testimony is a powerful testimony. you give a face to the victims. we hear the numbers, but you give us the specifics. and we recognize every one of those numbers represent a person's whose life has been changed forever and has lost his life. no human rights rules are observed. wait never thought we would see in our lifetime the country pursue a war and observe no rules or boundaries whatsoever. and you point out in your testimony, that nothing is done and the occupied territories wit

communist party actively lobbied against chips and science act i have been pushing in the united states congressthe communist party china was lobbying against passage of this legislation. some of our friends on the other team bought it. the united states has to leave the world and producing these chips. this law will make sure it will. anchor: china has accused it as a political weapon. >> u.s. abuses export control measures to block and suppress chinese companies. it deviates from the principal of fair competition and trade rules. it will damage american interest. anchor: let's take a closer look at why semiconductors are important. semiconductors are needed to run nearly anything that has an electronic component from smartphones, cars and military. the market was valued at about $595 billion in 2021 and is expected to become a trillion dollar industry by 2030. countries producing the most are china, india and the u.s.. technologically, all trail taiwan. that is the most advanced. 65% of chips and 90% of the most advanced. let's bring in our guests. we have an associate fellow in the asia-pacif

out there every year to have social security and medicare for seniors come to about on the united states congress floor. so whether or not we keep it or not, by the way, social security, the president says, you pay social security, not him, the american people go to work every day who vote to get rid of that, attacks on health care for working families attacks on unions, extreme attacks on democracy itself. i have to ask why do people even seek office in the united states of america and one to represent their community and congress or anywhere for that matter if your only idea is to her, demonize, and divide america. why do you get involved in politics if that is your plan, because that doesn't work. we'd seen it for too long in the country, the last 20 years in this country, and i know why i was in the public at service and why everything is going into public service and i know all the people that are in this room today that got elected went into service and i know why tom vilsack went into service. they want in the service not to hurt people, but they wanted to help people, to give people the o

i often think in the united states, and particularly and the united states congress, , theres a confusionbetween operational and americanum strategy. we would be a lot more advanced, both the united states and as u.s. allies, in our dealings with the people's republic of china if 95% of the focus was on the clarity and consistency of our operational behavior and its consistency with the coherentre strategy. of deterrence as opposed to what i would describe as this continued rhetorical to track into what we put into strategy about the chinese everyday of the week. ec isermore, if the emphasis on the clarity side resident operational side then you create all sorts of opportunities to cause offense, cultural offense and the rest which frankly clouds out your ability to do with the extensive issues of the day. i have deeply realistic view of how you deal with leninist. those of us who come from social democratic parties like i do by the way for 100 years since the second international in the 1880s we'll dealt with p the problem of communist parties whether in europe or the united states or my

let's talk about the reality of the united states congress if he wins and kevin mccarthy become speaker. for the two years, our protections are on the line. and of course the lives and health of women. >> congressman, on the same subject, you support legal abortion without any restrictions. do you believe there is any point between conception and birth where you would say a woman should be prohibited from having an abortion? >> we voted for a bill that would embrace the principle of the roe v. wade decision. that states cannot ban abortions up to what real medical experts considered to be fetal viability. and after that, the restrictions cannot prohibit abortion when the life or health of the mother is at risk. and that decision has to be made by a doctor with the mother, not by the state. that is the difference. nobody is talking about abortion on demand in the eighth month. these things only happen when there is a threat to the life or health of the woman. when a doctor developers --delivers terrible news to a woman who is expecting to have a child. i feel very strongly the decision s

united states. but no president of the united states has ever threatened the united states congress and the speaker specifically the way donald trump did on january 6th. also, breaking news tonight from the washington post. they are confirming the name that was reported in the new york times last night, the name of walt now xia who is a 39 year old former white house staffer working now for donald trump at mar-a-lago. he is the witness who the washington post first reported without a name identifying him as supplying information to the fbi about donald trump ordering the movement of the classified information within his residence in florida. moving up from the storage room to his personal residence he's now reported as being seen on surveillance video at mar-a-lago, personally carrying those boxes himself. the new york times first repealed his name. walt nauta, the washington post is now confirming tonight that that is the person who they first reported on without a name attached to it. . the washington post reporting also in quotes, christina blog. revealing that i've been -- the lawyer in the cas

united states. and particularly in united states congress. there is a confusion between operational and declaratory strategy. um, we would be a lot more advanced both the united states and as us allies in our dealings with the people's republic of china if 95% of the focus was on the clarity and consistency of our behavior and its cont and its and it's consistency with the coherent strategy. of deterrence as opposed to what i would describe as this continued rhetorical attraction to what we put into our declaratory strategy about the chinese on every and every day of the week. furthermore if your emphasis is on the declaratory side rather than the operational side, then you create all sorts of opportunities to cause a fence cultural offense and and the rest which frankly clouds out your ability to deal with the substantive issues of the day. so i have a deeply realist view of how you deal with leninists those of us who come from social democratic parties like i do by the way for a hundred years since the second international in the 1880s, we'v

in 2015, congress created the united states victims of state sponsor terrorism fund to provide compensation for individuals with terrorism judgments against designated state sponsorrers of -- sponsors of terrorism. at the time, those who are received payments from the 9/11 victims compensation fund, primarily victims and spouses and children, were precluded from receiving funds from the vsstf. their exclusion from the fund led to a preverse -- perverse result in which other family members could receive compensation from the vsstf. in some cases substantially more than what was paid out under the v.c.f. while victims, spouses and children were excluded from the fund, despite also having claims. congress corrected this injustice in 2019 and a year later it tasked the government accountability office with calculating a lumpe sum catch-up -- lump sum catch-up payment that would bring those wrongfully excluded into parity with those individuals who had been included in the fund when it was first created. the fairness for 9/11 families act fully funds these catch-up payments, offset by funds no l

they want the united states congress to represent the united states who gotta step up. >> one of your daughters told you they wanted to run for congress what would you say what advice would you offer? >> oddly enough in our grandfather mother and father in congress it has come up from time to time. i would certainly encourage it. it is not the easiest route is not easy to put yourself out there. but boy, the benefits. here talking to me and allowing me too be part of history. there's not many jobs where you can do that. to get the trust of your neighbors, to be able to make decisions with the presidents of the united states and united states senators and leaders from around the world, generals, i look back on my life the first persian gulf war i said when i walked into the studio at the last time i was in the studio taping as chauffeur michael sean staten island were brought in all these human shields who saddam hussein used to keep him safe during the first gulf war, to be able to look back on and being able to unite with some of my sisters like sandy hook and aberdeen to fight about

united states. we understand that we need increased energy production in the united states right now. we also need increased energy production across the road. i and the leading voice in the united states congress right now for holding saudi arabia accountable for what they just did to hurt the united states and help russia by cutting oil production. i understand that. but at the same time, if we want to be free of dependence on foreign energy and foreign oil, you have to understand that oil is a global commodity. even if we increase oil production and refining in the united states, and by the way, refining is the big problem right now, we are producing as much oil in america today as we were three years ago, the problem is the refineries and the oil companies were not investing in maintenance of refineries. they shut down refineries. even if we did that, we would still be at the mercy of the saudi's, the russians, the venezuelans, and we will be until we moved to clean energy. so the bill we passed supports oil and gas development in the united states right now that represents the biggest investment we've ever made in making america the leader of the world and transitioning to clean energy. th

communist party actively lobbied against the chips and science act that i've been pushing, in the united states congress. the communist party of china was lobbying in the united states congress, against passage of this legislation. and unfortunately some of our friends on the other team bought it. the united states has to lead the world in producing these advanced chips. this law is going to make sure that it will. . and to be clear, the chips and science act is not handing out blank checks to companies. i have directed my administration, and i want you to listen to this, to be laser focused on the guardrails that is going to protect taxpayers' dollars. we'll make sure the companies partner with unions, community colleges, technical schools, and offer training and apprenticeships. we're going to make sure the work, small and minority-owned businesses get to participate. we will make sure that companies that take these taxpayers' dollars do not turn around and make investments in china and investments that undermine our supply chains and national security. [ applause ] >> and that's a guarantee. because

united states. we understand that we need increased energy production in the united states right now. we also need increased energy production across the road. i and the leading voice in the united states congress right now for holding saudi arabia accountable for what they just did to hurt the united states and help russia by cutting oil production. i understand that. but at the same time, if we want to be free of dependence on foreign energy and foreign oil, you have to understand that oil is a global commodity. even if we increase oil production and refining in the united states, and by the way, refining is the big problem right now, we are producing as much oil in america today as we were three years ago, the problem is the refineries and the oil companies were not investing in maintenance of refineries. they shut down refineries. even if we did that, we would still be at the mercy of the saudi's, the russians, the venezuelans, and we will be until we moved to clean energy. so the bill we passed supports oil and gas development in the united states right now that represents the biggest investment we've ever made in making america the leader of the world and transitioning to clean energy. th

i'm actually kind of very methodically to destroy of what's there, the united states congress by clamping down on oil and gas exploration and trying to raise taxes and re spending of the time. we don't need any of us office of they created inflation or try not to pay the price for what we're already facing. cyclic and irie believe or in a recession. so we're in a recession, we have i inflation, that's a definition of speculation. i think that it's going to continue to go on because the inflation itself is structural and it can't be fixed with monetary policy. but it can be fixed with a shift in fiscal policy. and the way you shift the, the way you improve fiscal policy in crate that shift is by getting government out of the way i, the by the ministration needs to become exactly the opposite of what it's been. so the latest got dates on these stories. you can keep an eye on our website r t dot com. that will be back in 30 minutes with the latest, so we'll see them. 19 o. u. s. s. i was returning to peaceful life that the newspapers didn't report ongoing massacres and the ukrainian ssr, acc

ukraine so that it would win this war in the united states on the side of ukraine i continue support regardless of the results of the elections to the american congress, the speaker of the house of representatives nancy pelesi stated this. she arrived in croatia to participate in the parliamentary summit of the international crimean platform. the speaker of the house of representatives emphasized that both parties of the american congress are united in their support for ukraine, so the assistance will continue even if in the upcoming elections, republicans will win, not democrats. ukraine is supported by representatives of both parties in both the house of representatives and the senate, and it begins this support in the white house from our president. he is working for this with our friends, allies , partners, and they are all united in their position regarding ukraine. the house of representatives of the united states congress is actively participating in the meeting of the first parliamentary summit of the international crimean platform, which is being held in the capital of croatia, zagreb . of this unique event, the vice-speaker of the verkhovna

taiwan in particular not it is strange that the speaker of the house of representatives of the united states congress, nancy, on the day of the pilots' arrival in taipei, printed a column in the washington newspaper in which she emphasized that it was about the struggle of democracy against authoritarianism . but of course, for the clip of these fears, it is important to talk to those who are directly involved in such a political process, and our guest on this broadcast, as i have already announced, is the minister of foreign affairs of the republic of china in taiwan, joseph was the one who answered our question regarding the attitude of the ivans to the war with ukraine started by russia and to the situation in the taiwan strait and to the vision of the future development of relations between taiwan and ukraine and the help of the ivans in the development of our state after the war thank you very much dear mr. ministers for agreeing to participate in our broadcast, our guest is the minister of foreign affairs of the republic of china in taiwan, joseph joseph , and the first question i want to ask y

in america, uh, what 's up with us, we know that it was partly for the elections for the united states congressis he there for the 24th year of the presidency, so you can analyze some more uh possible options but i think that you it is important enough for us that someone somewhere is not that all his opinion is definitely important in the world in the information technology well, in the human world in general , it means uh, there is a fact from our side, the assessment is that this is a serious mistake, uh, which one should be opposed , because for us this war is a war for the national, it is the national, uh, free drivers, and there can be no compromises in connection with the fact that before the beginning of this war, then the day of the city of the countries-nate of these borders should be the place of ukraine. in general, as a state, not he saw and also er where nesification will remind the destruction of our nation that is why the er assessment of anyone, including ilona mask, in connection with this should be principled many of our citizens and not only seven the president has a separat

that they will consider this issue, as you rightly said, after the elections and before the united states congressich, by the way, will be held soon on november 5, and that's when we will see, i hope, bipartisan support for this initiative, and in the end, biden will be forced to support and sign this initiative as well well, there is little left, we will follow the development of this topic and share your observations regarding the rammstein 6 meeting. how has the support of ukraine from the west changed on the example of this meeting? well, rammstein 6 is of course, the victory of ukraine and all of the western world is indisputable. i would like to remind you once again that rammstein is essentially the door to the global anti-putin coalition and it is very good that this global anti-putin coalition is expanding and strengthening and needs to be further formulated, you all saw that already at the rammstein meeting, 50 countries participated, and these are not only nato member countries, but also the countries of the arab world in particular. i think that it is necessary to strengthen and expand

if we want the united states congress to reflect the united states, we have to step on it. >> if one of your daughters told me that they wanted to run for congress, what would you say and what advice would you offer? >> oddly enough, in our family, with a grandfather, mother, and father in congress, this has come up from time to time. i would certainly encourage it. it's not the easiest road. it's not easy to put yourself out there. but boy, the benefits of -- i mean, you are allowing me to be a part of history. there's not many jobs where you can do that. it's... to get the trust of your neighbors. to be able to make decisions with presidents of the united states and united states senators and leaders from around the world. generals. when i look back on my life, the first persian gulf war. when i walked into the 30th, the last time i was in the studio, i was taping my show on sutton island, we brought in the human shields who saddam hussein use to keep himself safe during the first gulf war. to be able to look back and unite with some of my sisters on issues like tail hook and aberde

and you are the first black lives matter organizer to be elected to the united states congress. >> yes, all of that. >> you have also written your first memoir -- "the forerunner: a story of pain and perseverance in america." i was deeply moved by your book. and i think everyone who decides to form an opinion about cori bush needs to do so after reading this book and understanding your experiences. >> yes. yes. >> why did you decide to do this? >> you know, once i shared just like in church groups or community events. and just years ago, people would come up to me and say, "thank you for sharing." like, "that helped me." and i started to see just by sharing my story that other people would be helped. it was like, this is what people need to know, that even if you have a traumatic past, even if you've had struggles, even if you've had hardshi that you can still do great things, that those things shouldn't stop you or hold you back. and society can't dictate that. >> you talk about hardships. i mean, the hardships include domestic violence. >> yes. >> being unhoused. multiple rapes. and

receive, of course, additional weapons, we will more actively receive them of course , the united states congressognizes russia as a sponsor of terrorism. well, we will endure, we will win, and we will drink the coffee of sevastopol, as i said, without a doubt, even before that coffee, so to speak gnaw well, according to the pnevvst, i wanted to ask about the situation on the front line in the mykolaiv region, that is, how active is the enemy, are they trying to break through, and if they break through, where, in what direction, and is there information that they are laying down their weapons and surrendering, information about laying down weapons there in general, unique situations when russian fighters were mobilized there 9-10 days ago and are already in captivity, you know, it is precisely in the south where the main clashes take place - this is the north of the kherson region, right there the main battles are taking place. but we, our army, choose the right tactics. this is artillery training. we knock out tanks from populated areas . of course, there are individual attempts, even some settl

i've come here today to seek help and guidance and most of all leadership from the united states congress in fairly considering this national emergency in implementing appropriate solutions. and i hope the swiftness of your actions can match the magnitude of the crisis. >> yes, this is a question for mrs. carter and mrs. ford. how do you get to talk specifically about -- the first days -- do you support the president --? >> there are a lot of health care proposals, you know, and what mrs. ford -- she could speak for herself, but we are trying to do is to be sure that in whatever bill is passed by congress, that mental health and substance abuse benefits are included equally with physical health benefits. >> sure. i agree. with a rosalynn, this is a policy issue, not a political issue or what bill we support. it's more what the bill contains. and that's what we are talking about. >> sure. have you all -- about this and what do you think? >> i spoke with hillary very early in the process about including mental health. i worked with tipper gore and a working group constantly. i think that ev

for folks who may not know tomorrow august 26 is women equality day, past in 1973 in united states congress which designate the 20 as wementen equality day to acimemerate the 19ths amendment in 1920 for women voting rights. we fought hard for the right s and people say why do you atalk about a right you already won. the point even though there is a right to vote we know there are many reasons why people sometimes don't go out to vote. barriers that may exist or perhaps people may feel disillusioned by political system or having a child of 3 life gets in the way and gets hard to manage and figure how to get to the polls. not voting isn't the solution so today we come together to really remind folks of the importance of voting. there is so much that is at stake now in this country with voting. we have seen some of the consequences of what happens at the supreme court whether it has to do with reprotective rights or gun rights and other issues that impact our day to day lives and so today we come out here to really recognize the importance of voting, but to remember that voting isn't something

are other programs that are provided free of charge, that is, through the funding of the united states congressthere are problems with the allocated funds, there are no such problems yet, because the day before the beginning of the new financial year, until october 1, about 12 billion was accepted uh, additional uh, all for defense and four for financial support, many mistakenly said that the republicans didn't vote there, please don't make such statements because it was about their internal mechanisms, there was a big package there and they didn't want republicans they simply promote all this to a large package, that is, ukraine supported the republic, the democrats therefore operate now several programs in direct financing of lend-lease, which provides for loans and credits, and therefore knocks down the return or payment, it does not work yet and act he can't even until a bilateral agreement is signed on the borders of ukraine and the government of the united states of such an agreement. as far as i know , there are not enough pores yet, so it is not necessary. and the reason is that it was

the united states congress by clamping down on oil and gas exploration and trying to raise taxes and re spending of the time we don't do any of us office of they created inflation or try not to pay the price for it. we're already facing cycling and hiring, believe, or recession. so we're in a recession, we have i inflation, that's the definition of citation. i think that it's going to continue to go on because the inflation itself is structural and it can't be fixed with monetary policy. but it can be fixed with a shift in fiscal policy and the way you shift the, the way you improve fiscal policy in crate that shift is by, ah, getting government out of the way i, the, by the ministration needs to become exactly the opposite of what it's been many thanks for keeping his company here in our see international will be back at the top of the hour with the latest news updates. with 1960 u. s. s. i was returning to peaceful life, but the newspapers didn't report on going massacres and the ukranian ssr, according to intelligence ukrainian nationalists on the ukrainian insurgent army, led by

i've come here today to see help and guidance and most of all leadership from the united states congress in barely considering this national emergency and implementing implementing appropriate solutions, and i hope the swiftness of your actions can match the magnitude of the crisis. yes, this is a question for us to start early and support you didn't talk specifically about president police conference, which women have the number of days which means of the things that you're talking about. do you support the president? of hillary would like to see well, there are a lot of healthcare proposals, you know, and what mrs boaz she can speak for herself. but what we are trying to do is to be sure that in whatever bill is passed by congress that mental health and substance abuse benefits included equally with physical health benefits. i agree with rosalind. this is a policy issue not a political issue of what bill we support. it's more. what the bill contains and that's what we're talking about. she said i spoke with hillary very early in the process about including mental health. i worked with

they've gone out of the way, actually kind of very methodically to destroy of what's there, the united states congress by clamping down on oil and gas exploration and trying to raise taxes and re spending of the time. we don't need any of us. others, they created inflation or try not to pay the price for it. we're already facing cyclic and fiery, believe the or in the recession. so we're in a recession, we have my inflation. that's a definition of stagflation. i think that it's going to continue to go on because the inflation itself is structural and it can't be fixed with monetary policy. but it can be fixed with a shift in fiscal policy. and the way you shift the, the way you improve fiscal policy in crate that shift is by getting government out of the way i, the by administration, needs to become exactly the opposite of what it's been. many thanks for keeping his company or an aussie international are the ways you can find all the latest news on bags on our website r t dot com. but we'll be back in 30 minutes with the latest there with the them the for the business. and you agree in the daily shoes

it is important to know that if there were a national law that was passed in the united states congress to protect reproductive care, so called leaders then could not ban abortion even in the cases of rape and incest, they could not criminalize providers. they could not limit access to contraception if congress passed a law that protected these rights. so it is important for everyone to know what is at stake to stop and reverse these attacks on women we need to pass such a , national law. and so we need the american people to make their voices heard and take a stand on the right of all women to exercise their choice to have access to reproductive health care. and i'll close by mentioning that as we know, justice clarence thomas said the quiet part out loud in terms of the other rights that are also now at stake such as access to contraception and same-sex marriage, marriage equality. and we already see by the way our early warnings event taking place. take for example what's happening at the university of idaho, which is refusing to provide contraception to their students, it's already

could not be higher when you look at| could not be higher when you look at control of the united states congress republicans think they just need states senate where the republicans think theyjust need one more seat. is it going to bejohn fatima? the democrats are bringing in all the big guns. i have to say i spent a lot of time walking around this town today and the city two hours away from new york, two hours away from philadelphia, it is really the 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 united states senate? you will see all the heavy hitters in the next couple of days. to what extent is this _ the next couple of days. to what extent is this election _ the next couple of days. to what extent is this election a - the next couple of days. to what extent is this election a test - the next couple of days. to what extent is this election a test of. extent is this election a test of the former resident donald trump is my influence. the two candidates for government and senate are basically hand picke