always do. and we always look forward to working with them jointly. finally, i just want to say this, it is disgusting the lack of proper gun legislation that we have in the commonwealth pennsylvania. i cannot agree more heartily with the mayor. it s disgusting that you can go to new jersey and find a whole list of reasonable gun regulation that we don t have, that you can go to delaware and there s almost as long a list of reasonable gun legislation that we don t have. some of that legislation might have made a difference here. and it is time for everybody in our legislature, including the ones that would like to walk around with an ar-15 lapel pin, it is time for every one of them to face the voters. if they re not going to do something, then the voters are going to have to vote them out. because that s what that lapel pin means.
he also said that his campaign raised $2 million today after the debate. but anderson, even though his performance here on the stage, i would say that he spoke for 15 minutes or so, it was much stronger than last night. it was that televised debate last night, of course, that will have a bigger impact on voters. you have also been speaking to voters there, what have you ve been hearing, and you get the sense that last night s debate changed anyone s mind? we did talk to several voters today across the state as we traveled here to pittsburgh. really, fetterman s supporters, they went into the debate supporting him, they still stuck with him even though one told me that she is worried that doctor oz has more ammunition against him. but take a listen to these conversations we had earlier today in that fridge, pennsylvania. he gets healthier every day, you see that just by watching him on television, he has come a long way. a stroke is a hard thing to get over. it is embarrassing.
don t i support fracking, and i stand, and i do support fracking. governor mcauliffe, how alarming do you think that moment is, in general for fetterman, how was last night? i agree with dana. i think the biggest issue that came out of last night was the issue of abortion. he said local politicians, the candidate for governor in pennsylvania wants to make abortion, anyone who gets an abortion, he wants to charge them with murder. so that is oz s plan. i defer with dana a little bit. what i saw last night, when i saw john fetterman, i think of courage. there is not a pennsylvania
to do it. and to me, he stood above politics last night, and he did the right thing. and i was proud of john fetterman last night, and i think that the folks in pennsylvania, as i say, who have family members who have gone through very tough times, it was tough last night. but he stood up, he was counted, he showed up in the arena, and god bless him for doing it. john, inflation, crime, obviously two topics republicans are targeting. where do you see in these critical states those issues being the most effective with voters? it is a critical point in the commonwealth of pennsylvania, and in all the key senate races you run statewide. they decide to close elections. what have we ve been looking at in pennsylvania, in georgia, and arizona, and nevada, democrats trying to pick up in wisconsin, trying to pick up in ohio, abortion breaks for the democrats and the suburbs, crime breaks for the republicans. inflation breaks for the republicans, trump breaks for the democrats. you have thi
moment, with just 13 days until midterm elections it is one of many developments that continue to shake up races in central states. we will focus on their impact tonight and in pennsylvania the debate certainly made a mark as fetterman admitted just minutes ago the aftereffects of his truck made speaking difficult at times. my doctors, the real doctors and i believe, they all believe that i am ready to be served. i didn t hear you say that you would release your full medical records, why not? you have 30 seconds. again, my doctor believes that i am fit to be serving, and that is what i believe is where i am standing. republican, mehmet oz making headlines as well with this on abortion. i want women, doctors, local, political leaders, leading the democracy that has always allowed our nation to thrive to put the best ideas forward so states can decide for themselves. the question now, what will pennsylvania voters make of what they saw and heard? we will have real answers ton