in his pespeech, right. he talked about the values of the republican party, being about inclusivity. he said to folks believe in this convention hall if you don t believe the values of lincoln and his party. that was a real moment for him. we saw an evolution in a different way for the republican p party, and he of course endorsed donald trump, who didn t necessarily stand for those values. i met him in his office, put on my best blazer, and to me he was the embodiment of power in washington but also someone who could connect with an average person. is that the blazer you re wearing? but as somebody who covered him, he could be really he could give you that glare and a couple of words when you wrote something he didn t like. on the other hand, he could just flip it in a minute and be incredibly funny. and, you know, i was talking to
change peach by the espeech by month. the president was able to turn pennsylvania red for the first time since 1988. president trump is heading back to pennsylvania on monday, right? reporter: that s right. joe biden will be here in philadelphia and on monday president trump will be in a northwest part of this state bringing his own pitch here to pennsylvania. this was a state that was critical to his victory. one that democrats lost to donald trump back in 2016. it s also a state where joe biden sees an opening. earlier this week there was a poll here that found that in a head to head match up biden would beat president trump 53-42%. that s something that biden and his team will be focusing on placing a lot of emphasis here in the state. biden was born in scranton, pennsylvania. he served next door in delaware.