like many don t want his help. maybe it s because biden is out of touch with voter concerns. check out the new poll showing 63 percent of voters do not think the president is being attention to the most important issues. or perhaps it s because they were worried about what he may say. yesterday joe biden made a rare appearance on the campaign trail in pennsylvania with john federman who is fighting for a close race with dr. oz. while there, the president seem to forget who he was supporting. then we re going to be a great lady in the assessment. it is of course john federman s life, not the senate nominee for democrat party. but at least nine democrats in tight spaces have either said they want they do not want the president s help where they dodge the question altogether. he was asked about that twice and he clearly didn t appreciate the question. there haven t been that many candidates campaigning with you. it not true, there are 15. figure they re going to be a few m
I think you would have to, then how did he end up killing somebody? you know what i mean? he was already in the system. he had all this but in that one time that racism may have played a role. i think those issues are all over the problems we continue to have in this country and i think a lot of the language that is used on this issue is incredibly coded. i think the criminal justice system, if we have a system or not everyone goes to jail forever, where it not everyone gets the death penalty, how do you get to a place where people can be released from prison at the end of their sentences and not go on to recommit. that is a bigger question. it is a bigger question and i wish some of the liberal das were asking that question in answering it honestly. is speaking of questions. next week is a debate in pennsylvania at the one debate could get october 25th, we ve been waiting. to get this will decide this race because you are going to see john federman on the stage
oon this vote yais 220, nays 211. the bill is passed. (applause) without objection a motion to reconsider is laid upon the table. okay, there you have it. 220. within more snuck in there under the wire. 220 to 211 the reconciliation act passes. now he has 8 minutes. you see the live look at the east room as they set up there. what do you expect obviously it s happy white house tonight. what do you expect out of the preside president. congratulating her telling
House fixes to the senate healthcare bill being voted on right now. this is a 15-minute vote. right before that you had the motion to recommit sends this back to the committee. it failed by a vote of 192. you had congressman bart stupak making a passioned plea to reject this motion to recommitment we are back with our panel steve haze amy stoddard charles scott hammer. it was an interesting speech by stupak on the floor. it was a poignant moment. here is a man who for a month or two has been leading the fight to get strong anti abortion language in he lost and only a few hours ago. he accepted the president
Begun stan. so far so dwa it s public adeposition old obviously those neve elections and people start cashing in some of the new entitlements we are going to be feeling pretty good. again, please know soon this is happening in a vacuum. you are talking about people getting in the front end of this to how it s front loaded. i am sorry. the motion to recommit defeated there it is 219. the attempts the long shot attempts for a redue on this commission to recommit has been . i can t inaudible).