semi home. he grew up in scranton, delaware is adjacent to pennsylvania. it is really part of the philadelphia media market. he was jokingly referred to as the third senator from pennsylvania. but what is also interesting is that neither one of these people, as well-known as they are, has been able to be consistently above 50%. 10% or more of the electorate in pennsylvania that is basically up for grabs and a slightly larger group of people able to move back and forth between the two candidates. a number of undecided people. how dissatisfied the american people are, in this case pennsylvaniaians are with the choices they are likely to have. dana: thank you, karl. bill: see you soon. you bet. bill: that was it, boom. facebook co-founder turned cattle farmer is the hemmer celebrity news. mark zuckerberg is raising do
not? it has been par for the course throughout this entire trial. one of the things that most important in any trial is that a judge appears to be fair and unbiased in what they are doing. there are serious questions about this in this case where the judge effectively ruled on a matter of fact before the trial ever took place. there has been hostility throughout. donald trump has had hostility towards the judge and toward the court throughout the case as well. when the judge in the last minute continues to just all caps send that sort of message it doesn t feel fair, i m sure, to donald trump or his supporters. dana: other real estate tycoons or investors in new york worried about the outcome of this case? i think every business person in new york should be worried about this. the idea that you are negotiating with other companies, with banks, with lending institutions, how you trust certain people in your team and what they say the value is. my example about the real estate
their turn and that ends at 4:30 this afternoon again with a 15-minute break. by the time you get to the five this afternoon we might have some conclusions. you might want to tune into that. bill: good scheduling. dana: karl rove, let s get back to politics here. let s look at president trump last night. he decided to go after joechbltd he can t put two sentences together and representing us with nuclear weapons with putin and xi and smart people. biden has nothing he can run on. it s turned out badly. i wasn t involved in wars. biden drove up the cost of energy and what caused inflation and not to mention the five hostages that they paid $6 billion for. dana: karl, what do you think the biden team thought about last night as they watched that?
hamas, the group claiming more than 500 of these incidents after the attack from hamas these incidents in america, the greater majority have happened on college campuses. so we re watching that story. whether or not it dies down in time as it should, dana, 20 past the hour now. to you. dana: only hours after making a surprise visit to capitol hill hunter biden finding himself in hot water already. chad pergram live on capitol hill. what do you do now, chad? good morning. he goes to court today in california to face tax charges, which could land him in jail. but he could face prosecution once the full house votes to hold him in contempt of congress, probably next week. republicans are still shocked at hunter biden s audacity. we suspected something was up. the secret service was in here sniffing around before the start of our committee. we assumed something was going to happen. that s a good question. i asked the democrats did they know that hunter biden was going to pull this stu
employment. there is nobody who thinks that s a good idea. continue to push prices up as opposed to down and make the fed s job harder. pet food up 25% since president biden came into office in january of 2021. it s what people see and feel when they go and try to buy things and average hourly wages down 2.5% since president biden came to office. dana: that s where the math doesn t work out for the biden white house on the wages front. thank you so much, edward. we ll make sure percy gets his dinner. you can t control when the circus comes to town. doesn t mean you throw on the red nose and join the klaus. this is a moment that should have been outrageous for all the members of that committee. he is in flagrant contempt. dana: pulling a stunt before lawmakers is one thing. now pay back time. a pair of house committees are adding another headache for the