focus onhis opponent s health. focused on the issues. speak let s talk about the elephant in the room. i had a stroke. he s never let me forget that. i might miss some words during this debate, but it knocked me down and i m going to keep coming back up. this campaign to me is about fighting for everyone in pennsylvania whoever got knocked down. john fetterman during this crime wave has been trying to get as many murderers out of jail as possible. his radical positions extend beyond crime. to legalize all drugs, open the border, raising our taxes. i want washington to be civil again. we needed to be less radical peer john fetterman would not bring that. todd: live with the latest on this and the other high stick debates happening overnight. john fetterman and dr. mehmet oz s long-awaited debate was not short on drama. using closed captioning after suffering a stroke earlier this year was confronted about his previous conflicting statements on fracking. listen. you hav
mine. inflation, economy, gas and grocery, parental rights. retching whitmer was largely defensive and i think that came across to the entire debate. she was pretty dismissive in some ways of tudor dixon and the question that a lot of voters have about her record. todd: whitmer really wanted to make this debate about abortion. is that what the men and women you associate with, your friends, neighbors, family, is that what they are talking about their number one issue two weeks before the election? largely aids inflation and the economy. that said, the democratic governors association and the gretchen whitmer campaign has spent about $25 million in advertisements and most of it is focused on abortion. the last question last night was proposal three which is the most radical extreme proposal facing voters anywhere in the country. it supported by gretchen whitmer. it d create a completely unregulated unrestricted right