Anticipate things getting this bad. well, actually when biden was elected, we stocked up our freezer for sure. we at the grocery store we bought stuff in bulk and froze it for this anticipation of this. lawrence: thank you so much, ma am. lawrence: there is a similar story here as well. how are y all doing this morning. good. how are you doing? lawrence: good. what s the issue facing pennsylvania right now. i think the fact that 600,000 people have already voted cast their ballots and can they get a deover after they saw that debate they said wow, i made an awful mistake can they get it undone? no. that s the sad part about early voting. lawrence: ma am, you asked me you say why do we even have early voting? yeah. why do we? i mean, we should be one day, count the vote, that s it. then you know the winner. lawrence: what did you think about john fetterman s performance vs. dr. oz s performance at that senate
Of it could cause flash flooding. we will watch that central u.s. system. looking good here in new york. 64. a new system moves into the northwest and speaking about bad weather, unfortunately, as we get into the game on friday and saturday, the as san astros i mi know there is a big 34-6r789 lb game what is it, ed? as stros vs. fill phillies. i m so sorry. bad at football and baseball. not bad at hockey though. i m pretty good. ainsley: you grew up in canada. will just stick to the weather, janice. that was really cute. coming up, pennsylvania is key to production hope for a red wave. we are getting the pulse of the people following fetterman s disastrous debate against dr. oz. lawrence jones is having breakfast with friends. lawrence? lawrence: hey, good morning my friend. a lot of talk about that debate.
Then again in 2018, he is very, very progressive. just find out about his policies, is that what pennsylvania wants? brian: here is dr. oz yesterday. keep in mind dr. oz never brought up his stroke. he focused on his issues, not his health. listener to what he said last night. the game plan was to run the clock out. and i i have been chasing down john fetterman since the general election started. to date, he has never answered a question from a voter on the campaign trail. hasn t answered a press gaggle, a group of reporters on the campaign trail. he has never, obviously, talked to me before. i met him for the first time last night. all i wanted to do was have him defend what i think are these eccentric and extremist ideas that would hurt pennsylvanians. they are certainly out of touch with pennsylvania values. and he has not been able to defend his dangerous policies. so last night i just put them out there. steve: so, before the debate, dr. oz was trailing mr. fetterman by 1.3%
Performance but i would be hard pressed to want to vote for him thinking he is going to represent the state of pennsylvania? absolutely not. that s crazy. lawrence: sir, should he still be the lieutenant governor if is he facing this type of condition. probably not. he should probably resign from that position. and i don t think he is capable of doing a job as a state as senator for the united states. it s not just election and that big city race. it s about what people are facing on the day-to-day. what about if you retired and then you got to get a part-time job. that s this gentleman s story right here, sir. you had planned for the future things to kind of hit you hard now. now you decided to get a part-time job. economy is up. gases are up. utilities are up. house rehab is all electric. electric bill is going to be disastrous this winter. lawrence: ma am, did you
I will bring up something else. bring up barack obama, joe biden, now dave matthews. try to soften the blow and make him seem like a sim pa think the thick i figure from near on in. i say this to the people of pennsylvania. the person you hire not only are his views seemingly different than what pennsylvania is, they have got to be able to do the job. what an insult to people who are in the senate that you can do the job. you have committee hearings. you set policy, you have to answer constituents. what you hear is not what you say. that s where you have to read it. that is this is a job interview. and just it. if you go to a job interview and you say i had a stroke, five months ago, and you can t interact with that person, they will not hire you. steve: but, here s the thing. once he get the job, he will have a big staff to do all the stuff. but,. brian: is that okay for a voter? i m hiring am i voting for a staff? steve: of course not. brian: or voting for a person? ste