heinrich. griff: i m griff jenkins, good to be back. rich edson is in pennsylvania. and let s go to chester, pennsylvania, hey, alex. hey, yes, this has been a plot twist in pennsylvania. big names and big money at no point had a republican candidate to be the front runner, there s dr. oz and kathy barnett made this a three-way tie. now i m surging. that s their word. [applause] no one thought it. no one thought it. they were all focused on the two men in the race and no one thought it. kathy barnett is at a breakfast this morning and operating on a shoe-string budget. the celebrity mehmet oz held a rally and said this about barnett. we know little about her pass, they cannot win in november. every time kathy tries to answer a question leads to more questions which is why she s not answering more questions. and this is the financial treasure official, mccormick says there s no room on onto job training. any of these into this role on day one, i know what to do,
continue to position on abortion as their central issue. chad pergram takes a closer look at what the congress has been so busy with. reporter: priorities, priorities. voters want washington to address gas prices, inflation and the baby formula shortage, but democrats are focused on abortion. on this vote the yeas are 49, the nays are 51. the motion is not agreed to. we want you to know we fully intend to protect roe v. wade. reporter: republicans highlighted the infant formula shortfall. it seems like it s easier to get a crack pipe in a government-funded smoking kit than it is to find baby formula. reporter: democrats scrambling to retool their agenda. but right now the baby s crying, the baby s hungry, we need to address it right now. reporter: democrats plan a bill to relax regulation toss accelerate production. how do we fix these problems asap, increase supply and avoid price gouging. reporter: voters are
to fail to register because she owned travis, this chimpanzee n1995. they didn t even have to register the chimp. they knew this chimp got loose in 2003. the fact that he allegedly bit some people s fingers, that was not known to the state. there s evidence of that. so she is the best person to know how dangerous this chimp is, and as much as i feel for her, when you walk into a home when there s a chimpanzee, surprise, surprise, the native habitat of a chimpanzee is not stanford, connecticut, it s africa. and i think there s a certain assumption of risk here. megyn: that s the thing, kimberly. she knew this owner and this chimp. but at a certain point are you supposed to say, okay, fine, i m going to physically take travis and remove him from the premise? no. that s why there are regulation toss protect the public, and i ll tell you, i don t think it s going to be that difficult of a hurdle for her to overcome given the facts and circumstances of this case. and if claims commission