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>> the chair lays before the cha the senate? re the auditor general's debt t the certification, which the clerk will read in a court and the courts with the provisions of a noted in the journal, will be filed in the library being anti union is anti-american. ir whaton is wrong with demanding for an easy, safe , kind of their income? sincerel honestly, sincerely wish him a speedy recovery. peed but he does owe it to the people of pennsylvania to release his real medical recordnsylvanis. that should be fair game forida. any candidate. now, his first and only sit down interview since thatstrokew stroke wasn't any better look so bad. a wife hall for the nbc reporter conducting the interview to quote, sh be punished. she was soe was mad because the reporter told the truth, accurately stated that letterman seemed unable to make small talk or contribute to a normal conversation. we don'th >> i don'tav really play that,. but we don't have time right now. this is really bad. >> but letterman's policies and beliefs are so much worse now. mark, my words, he is a devout socialist. he is a hard core.'s a har bernied- sanders fan boy.y. he wants to legalize hard drugs. he wantso le the taxpayers to fd safe injection sites inia for pennsylvania for heroin addicts. he wants to raise taxe hshe on small businesses. by way, he didn't even pay his own taxes. meanin on abortion, meaning you can have an abortion an hour before you're about to give birth. he also vowed to prosecute grocery store ceos and ceos ofer energy companies. >> energy is an 80 billion dollar industry in the statein f pennsylvania. at the same time, he wants to release violent criminals from prison. and this includes, by the way, first degree murderers. or fette for example, as lieutenant governor , fetterman voted to release a gang release member who admitted to killing a teenager for heroin money. ra he also voted to release a deranged murderer who hacks someonnged murdee to death with. shears. to himself as the son of the devilt and frequently bragged about all the people he killed. 10 now, ultimately, at least 10 convicted first degreestreet murderers are now back out on the street, thanks to john fetterman. and we're just getting started. fetterman once promisest get d to empty the prison population he see pennsylvania. he seems to idealize violent t offenders, even proudlyen proud displaying gang memorabilia in his home. lyand during clinton's term as lieutenant governor , the murder rate in pennsylvaniae is biggest city. philadelphia went up a whoppingcity, ph 40%. the murder rate has now reached an all time high in 2020021. and it's even higher in 2020 one . and while armed robbers went up by , what, 30%, general theft that has a whopping 50%. but now in the midst of a closet election, he's actually pretending that he wants murderers and other violent criminals behind bars. he als ao nolso isw is walking n his promise to free all of them. >> that's right.ted seco >> also, convicted second degree murderers, fetterman is once again lying.s in so mark my words in p pennsylvania, if he gets elected, this country will becue less safe and secure as a result. sultand it's not just his desiro empty prisons. he's als o a lifelong opponent of the fossil fuel industry,os especiallysil fu fracking, an 80 literally 80 billion industry for this state. >> that't s whathe he said a few days ago. daysi support fracking. i support the the energy security that we should have inv the united states . unityeah, fracking. now, i don't support frackingve at all. >> and i never have i don't't s support fracking. uppoing.i think it's something s to eventually go away. here is sofe there's betterment on tape lying through his teetinhthroug and there'h s nothing genuine ge that this trust fund brad in a hoodie, there's nothing sincee genuine, sincere about the guy a who claims to be a man of the people. and then what? you're going t ro release violee yo neighborhoods. >> you're going to pretend to be an ally of the african-american community and then vandalize their businessesamerican commu t innocent person at gunpoint. you purport to be gua big, tough guy and then you whinemplain a and complain and cry whenever anyone says somethin cg that you don't like. john , take of, f the costume, . quit playing dress up.h. you're not tough. you're not you orking man. you're a spoiled, lazy,spoiled, self-absorbed narcissist. a socialist, and you're totally unfit for office. >> that's how in sharptrast, his contrast, his opponent, the son of immigrants, a heart surgeon and author, a businessmana who is new to politics but not new to hard work, he hashe h pro-growth pro energy, pro law and order agenda, and it's grounded on soun aged principle this is a critical election and a choice could not be any more clear. all right. let's give a warm pennsylvaniawo welcome to republican senate candidate dr. mehmet oz. >> thank you. god bless you.. thank you very much.thank you great to see you. how are you? i'm doing wonderfully well. >> you can see the enthusiasm in pennsylvania, the the shocking realitysm in, the stark co fetterman.fett has for six months since i've been young, campaign amazed mostign amaz people when they fa get it. >> but it takes a while for people to understand it because there's so many as being played by the democratic party creating a caricature of who he is . >> because what yoa u justlot of described is very accurate. a lot of people didn't realize it and all the sudden overs mo the last few weeks, more and more pennsylvanians are doing their homeworkpennsy, smart peo, and i trust them to make the right choice. >> and they're realizing who he is and what we stand for. the and i made this comment to >> my father grew up on a dirt l floor. he came to this countroor.y as n immigrant. we didn't have a lot, bu belt tt did well. he believed in the lan oppd ofoe opportunity, which is what wem are. and for him and oufar familymilt the embodiment of the americane. dream came true because wewe b believed in the ingenuity of americans. we believed in the grit of americans. >> we believe in america.we bele that i is a fundamentaldiff difference for me and the far left radical elements ofic y the democratic party. and i think sean's nothe gener the general democratic party because there artic e a lot of ser conservative democrats in pennsylvania who are going to vote for me. >> but the fring in th y and wille elements and i didn't realize i'd be running against the poster child of that movement, john fetterman. but whentter they don'matn.n' actually believe in our abilitya to get things done, they startrt to adopt policies that don'tpoli makees t sense. of >> you've touched on a couple of them, but they start getting the wrong on crime. york, pennsylvania is halfwaypev between baltimore and philadelphia. there'an is a lot of crime here. >> the people here began figuring it out. clergy work with policecommun th some problems and the community got involved and they began to get into solutionsey is actualld a pretty good result compared to, for example, philadelphia, which ha ts the highest murderur rate ever in our lifetime. you touched on it, but philadry to walk through philadelphia. fami their kids go outside storesli change are leaving. the economic impact is massive. and it's not safe . >> and those scars caused all kinds of problems for kids that will last for generations. >> they have the same degree oe post-traumatic stress disorder. >> and i'll speak as a doctor as if it's some of the guys in war zones like refugee camps. that's the big city, philadelphia, pittsburgh, where i was at the steelers game on sunday. >> the tailgating just a few ble from where three people were murdered. people wero they're not i mean,l the cities are experiencingean,l this. but when john fetterman says the things that recounted, ecoud which are absolutely accurate, is the most pro murder w candidate in america. >> yeah, that causes problems, seems to get people riled upn. for good reason. that's the police when they endorsed me, sean, it wasn't just a nice, polite endorsement. it wasrsement. unanimous. you don't want to get in five hundred cops together inrom a big room. >> they're all leaders. they don't do anything unanimously. but theytw he as how he's been dismissive of their efforts to do their jobs. understanding i've never i've been doing this work since 1987. radi journey. >> i can't i'vney.e never met ay that was more pro i ne john fetterman. i never met a guy that wanted to open up and unleash the prison population on their state, the way he does, it's it's mind numbing to me. >> well, it goes beyond that. the attitude is one of this disdain. it doesn't matter what you guyst do. >> i've got better ideas. think of this.te j ifur a jury ofy of your peers tk that you murdered somebodydere and a judge sentences you to life in prison, they're, they probably right. aright.and who are you to walkn there and say, i don't care what you guys think? he seems t o care more about innoc the criminals thaninnoc the innocent. >> and that'ens what i'm hearinn ,especially in some ofay the urban populations. people in philadelphia will say we think we're part of a socialt experiment. >> they literally are doinerallg things never done before to seew how it works out. and we don't want anany part ofn the growing pains of workinggh. that through. and that's just an untrue crime. at is just crimeand there's senl and pennsylvania has become ground zero. fentanyl deaths were number three , the nation. we have the largest open-air drug markee t in philadelphia. you go for blocks and blocks. you only see addicts with needles sticking outdles their bodies. and we're forming homelessness,i literally democratic policies have resulted in something that's shameful. >> they won't go there. i go ishameful there because i want to show that republicans care about everybody. and enough tent and we love people are in their journey wherever they are in there. >> the journey that we could help people in addiction. and that's where we're going to wigon. i would pick the top issues on on in the election thisand ts year. >> and this is for every state, every race i . mber it is number one . yea forty one year high of inflation, record high gas prices, wide open borders, lawpc and order safety, security. you how do you how do you pursues if happiness if you don't have basic safetyyo and securitysecuy reinforced by law and order? >> you r can. and then, of course, woke education. i think parents needi think pa a take back their schools and they don't want their kidsy going to school and getting indoctrinated. they want reading, writing, math , science, history, computers and get rid oftory a f the other values and let the parents instill those values at home. >> i think in the federalevalu es a>> that government, you havo have an obligation, an obligation to make sure thatuca. kids who are at risk get educated. >> it's betters better for their families, for their communities. it makes the entire country thcommunitiee well oiled machin. and yet we haven't been doing.n. that. states in different ways, but it's not working. and in philadelphia, 30% oft gr the kids in third gradlee read t grade level. a th a third of the kids in third grade are reading at the level. >> the other two thirde s can'tc read . so they're never going to catch up. we should take taxpayer moneytat that you d you decide to give tt process, make a fund at the federal level, give back to the states and say give that tow parents who want their kids tors be able to go to parochial school. >> are the issues i mentioned, are they the issues you're hearing about the most?d say and i probablyin would say in the commonwealth of pennsylvania, you have to >> >> there's no question why this race is neck and neck. me cr the economy, crime and thee border with drugs. yes, gas w is part of, to me,ifu the economy, because if youand really want to droit'sp inflatin and it's a much less painfulthan way than raising interest rates, allow natural gas teso be unleashed in pennsylvania. >> tom cotton is coming out. ond look a on wellheads just to look at this, bu you sayt when you say t fracking is a stain on pennsylvania, which john fetterman diddisdain , youe videos of him saying what he actually believes. that's insulting to people who are making their living in that area. it actually destroys communitieit dess. n and we drive up inflation because energy drives one third of the of the total inflatio n that we see. but maybe for most of us , the most important reality is it makes subservient to our enemies. if you want energy independence and energy dominance , then the get natural gas out of pennsylvania. gas ou. >> if you truly love the environment, if you reallyht love the environment, you should root for natural gas becausfo e that's how we've dropped our carbon footprint the last 15 years. >> by the way, they're predicting we're predicting gasg prices, natural gas prices is going to go up dramaticallyaa and that they may actually lose the electricnd grid in new england as a result ofs. a shortage of natural gas. we've got to take a break, though. we'll come back . things are just getting started. dr. ozthings are dr. will stay with us. h when we return, newt gingrich w and senator tim scott. m cott senator tom cotton will joinon us as we continue our town hall from your pennsylvania. thank you for being and greetings to you. thrillseekers conversationalists and music lovers all across the bountiful and optimistic fruited plain. it's the rush limbaugh program here on the excellence in broadcasting network. well, let me tell you, folks, it's never going to be time to panic. because we're never going to give up. we're i'm going to give upm. on america. i'm jonathan lawson here to tell you about life insurance through the colonial pen program. >> if you're age 50 ree what?, ? 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