so now here s what we know. the balloon is about 200 feet high, the pay load, which you saw suspended beneath it to gather intelligence was about the size of a jetliner. that debris, which is expected to include glass solar panels was spread out over the size of 15 football fields. may have included battery material, explosives that would detonate that vehicle. the pieces now on their way, some of them, to the fbi lab at quantico for analysis. so there s a lot of discussion about how this thing was brought down and whether or not it maximized our ability to understand what it was and what was in it. as i mentioned, we re watching the white house. the press briefing is john going. we re waiting for fresh answers about what happened up there, new reaction. china says there might be a further response merited for the united states from our taking this out of the sky over the weekend. today fox news spoke with the gentleman who disclosed that this was up there in the sky without
live here inside the historic civic club of harrisburg where in moments we will replay some of last night s debate for our live voter panel and we ll get their reaction as we sit here 13 days from election day. also, the republican senator in this state, pat toomey, leaves that seat open for oz or fetterman. he joins us live as well. first, bryan llenas takes a look at the debate that everyone is talking about today. hi, bryan. martha, good afternoon. one of those moments that everyone is talking about is when lieutenant governor john fetterman was pressed on his stance on fracking. last night he said he has always supported fracking. but in 2018, he said he did not and never has. i absolutely support fracking. that you said i don t support fracking at all. how do you square the two? i i do support fracking. and i don t i support fracking. i stand and i do support fracking. after last night s performance, there s more questions, not less, against fetterman s hea
as we know, when it comes to the state of the union speech, foreign policy is always a topic in that speech. i m not going to get ahead of the president and what he s going to speak to as it relates specifically to china. i laid out at the top that it s going to be up to china. it s up to china to see how they want to see this relationship moving forward. so i ll leave it there. one more broad question about the state of the union address. martha: okay. we will keep a close eye on that. the white house addressing the president s response to china s fly flight. axios: china crashes biden s state of the union speech and this one from politco playbook, china deflates biden s sotu swagger. raising the stakes as he gets ready for a possible 2024 campaign announcement. with that, we bring there karl rove, former deputy chief of
then they could pivot to talk about the issues that they want to talk about. the fetterman campaign wants to talk about abortion and make this a big issue. they thought if they could do the debate, get past the 60 minutes, they could focus on the arguments they wanted to make. they were trying to avoid debates in the first place. they realized they lost the political argument. they had to show their face in front of pennsylvania voters and i think it did their campaign some damage last night. there s a lot of discussion today about ablism. a piece by liz plank on msnbc, the debate proves u.s. political races are far from accessible. it says if we want to see more lawmakers with disabilities, we need to rethink the way that we elect them. that means reimagining what a campaign looks like and even how a candidate should sound. okay? then you ve got this from politco playbook. the median voter in pennsylvania is a middle aged white person with a mid five-figure salary that didn t attend