have made up their mind to vote republican to switch. what he s going to try to do is drive democratic turnout, and get democratic voters who don t usually vote in midterms and there s a lot of them, to vote in this one. in particular, in the places he s going, he s going to, you know, he s talking to people in pennsylvania, democrats, but he s going to go to milwaukee, he s going to go to michigan. he s going to go to some places where he can drive african-american turnout, in particular. or hopes to do that, because that could make a huge difference. you know, the early voting numbers in atlanta suggest, in georgia suggest that african americans are coming out early to vote in large numbers, and that sort of thing is hopeful for democratic candidates.
banned abortion, saying that they, they can t get one when their lives are at risk, when the baby is not going to survive, won t even survive in the room, and any longer that baby stays there, it is not just putting the baby s life at risk, which is already done, basically, but the mother s life at risk. so how are they saying it is okay to vote for somebody when they re not even as extreme as these policies are? they are voting though for the ones that are that extreme and that s where you see republican politicians losing and kansas, oklahoma, and probably doug mastriano is not going to fair very well in pennsylvania in that governor s race. if i were to predict today, i would say that josh shapiro the attorney general is going to win and yes partially because of abortion. we hear a lot of talk about economy and the pocketbook issue and voters going to the polls and voting on the economy, do you think that it s fair to say that economy is the only issue? no, i think economy and
democrat, particularly, in pennsylvania running for senate. well, the president always touts his scranton routes, so he s hoping that it can persuade people to pull the lever for fetterman. remember, it s a close race, within the margin of error, but fetterman has a slight lead in all the polls. again, in the margin of error. so there s not many places that president biden can go to where he would be help, you know, neighboring ohio, tim ryan does not want him there, even though tim ryan is basically running as joe biden, a guy that says i m a moderate but i embrace the democratic left wing agenda in congress. sandra: so we are keeping track of the campaign travel and certainly the comparisons are something, we can put it up on the screen. one state for the current president, three states for his predecessor, donald trump, three
wary of extreme rhetoric on the issue of reproductive rights. in pennsylvania, john fetterman says he s against any restrictions and the choice is between a woman, her doctor and a god, if she prays to one. in georgia, rafael warnock is focused on defeating abortion bans and the space for the woman and doctor is too cramped for the government. in nevada, and arizona, they say they support the roe v. wade standard, up to fetal viability. in ohio, tim ryan is running for senate. bret baier asked him if he haves limits on abortion, and he would leave it up to the woman. sandra: biden s attacks on oil companies growing stronger as he continues to blame them for the high prices americans are paying. the refineries say the problem lies with the white house. we are going to speak to one of them coming up. john: crime in new york city
john: begin america reports this thursday afternoon with 19 days to go now until the midterms. president biden out on the campaign trail today as the pennsylvania senate race comes down to the wire. hello, i m john roberts in washington. sandra: 19 days out, hard to believe. here we go. sandra smith in new york. the president travelling today for his only campaign stop of the week. he ll talk infrastructure before heading to philadelphia to stump for john fetterman. john: happening as polls show republican dr. oz closing the gap against john fetterman, and republicans also gaining ground in contests thought to be democratic strongholds. sandra: our panel standing by. mollie line is standing by in deep blue rhode island. so first to bryan llenas on the