thought was very effective and chilling in many ways. you mentioned chilling in many ways. you mentioned this chilling in many ways. you mentioned this evidence. | chilling in many ways. you mentioned this evidence. we have also had the subpoena. but throughout, donald trump has claimed this is a witch hunt, doesn t care about the evidence. is he going to care about the subpoenae? probably not. it doesn t about the subpoenae? probably not. it doesn t seem about the subpoenae? probably not. it doesn t seem to - about the subpoenae? probably not. it doesn t seem to care - not. it doesn t seem to care about most legal niceties. he has blustered at times that he wants an opportunity to tell his story, to speak on camera, and i think that is part of the reason that this was a necessary and effective move by the committee to say, you had your chance to tell your story, but you are committed to come and under oath tell, answer questions, tell your side of this, but i don t think he wi
because i do talk to the media, answer questions. do public events yesterday, i was getting the support of the fraternal order of police. and in this in the north east part of pennsylvania, i have to state endorsement already. they don t like john fetterman because they realize he said you re in present danger. and i had all the press there, the press gaggle, and i asked what you re asking me, why aren t you asking these difficult questions? why aren t you helping john fetterman at least clarify his stance on public safety and some of these issues on drugs are really harmful to our young ones. he believes that we should decriminalize all drugs and have heroin injection sites . and i was in north philly at a prayer vigil because we ve got so many homicides that we re just trying to come together to bring some peace to the streets. of course, fetterman show up in philadelphia for these kinds of meetings, but he endorsed a program that oregon has already put forward with decriminalization
answer questions. yesterday i was getting the support of the fraternal order of police. they don t like john fetterman because they realize he s a present danger. and i had all the press there. the press and i asked what you re asking me. why aren t you asking these difficult questions? john fetterman at least clarify his stance on public safety. some of these issues on drugs are harmful to our young ones. he believes that we should decriminalize all drugs and have heroin injection sites. i was in north philly at a prayer vigil cause we got so many homicides that we re trying to come together to bring peace to the streets, of course, he doesn t show up. but he endorsed a program that oregon has already put forward with the decriminalization with drugs that result in a 50% increase in drug deaths and a 40% increase in homicides. this is what he wants for pennsylvania. and i say no way, please come to
his way. dana: you ve been out there. he is not. he doesn t do media interviews, really. you have to wonder if he is taking a page out of biden s campaign of 2020. if you don t answer questions, you don t have the scrutiny. what is lost for pennsylvania voters if you don t have the media getting a chance to ask him questions or if you ever debate him? i guess i would ask you this. do you think you will ever debate him before the election? if there is pressure put on john fetterman by the voters who are swinging our way and the media, which i think should be completely open about the fact they expect to have their questions answered, john fetterman will be pushed into a debate. he doesn t want to face hard questions about radical position he has taken but it is not just about this campaign. imagine what happens if we have a candidate for the united states senate, a body of our government that is built on deliberation and talking and
to come back down to the station for a meeting, 10:30 on the sunday night, and twitchell? agreed. hey mark, new. everything you do now. we re analyzing. we call it the up arrow down arrows scenario. mr. cooperatives? he ll come down, and talk to us on 10:30 on a sunday night. that s for mark, he s being all good. that car, as the hasn t mentioned it? big down or. but those two arrows are about all clark had to work with. so as you know mark, we re just here trying to find this john fellow. johnny altinger. we had nothing, i don t know what happened to johnny. or whatever happened? exactly. because once again as the interview proceeds, the young filmmaker is the very picture of cooperation. he volunteers information. answer questions without