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well, it looks like, according to the exit polling, it's because fetterman won. >> we stood as a citadel of freedom for people across this country. >> desantis is boring trump. >> well, i think if they win i should get all the credit, and if they lose, i should not be blamed at all. >> what an amazing night and what an improbable journey. >> as much horse manure there is in this room, must be a pony at the bottom of it. >> we made clear democracy was on the ballot. >> big picture at a time when so many people are engaged, and this is another referendum on what kind of country we want. vi more later in the program about why i want to share my view with the viewers that a big part of what has been reject second down maga style attacks to our democracy, which itself is a nonpartisan victory. it's a nonpartisan celebration of democracy to say, clear out some of those people. i'm curious what else you feel
her endorsement of the first black governor of the state of maryland. one of three black governors in this nation's history. let's talk about pennsylvania and fetterman. she didn't even mention dr. oz. it was a rebuke to oz to support fetterman. she basically created the name of oz as a household name. oprah winfrey. granted, yes, stacey abrams lost for the second time the governor's race, but she's still a winner, because she changed that red state blue. and that machine went after her so fiercely because of the strength and power of what she did singularly. and then correctively in georgia, according to black women, they're saying 92% to 93% of black women turned out at the polls. the number of black women -- black women are the most educated in the black community.
he was an immigrant who grew up on a dirt floor. he said republicans had better ideas. with all the support fetterman is getting, especially his monetary support, we are still keeping up with him. we have done an aggressive job getting the right story out. but i'm not a politician. i'm a heart doctor, and we focus on big issues. we unite people to fix those problems. we can't take on the bigger challenges and our adversaries overseas. the question is are you happy where the country is headed? people usually say no, and i believe in the land of opportunity. brian: let's see if you can lock it out in a few days from now. >> god bless. brian: coming up later in the
republicans. he was an immigrant who grew up on a dirt floor. he said republicans had better ideas. with all the support fetterman is getting, especially his monetary support, we are still keeping up with him. we have done an aggressive job getting the right story out. but i'm not a politician. i'm a heart doctor, and we focus on big issues. we unite people to fix those problems. we can't take on the bigger challenges and our adversaries overseas. the question is are you happy where the country is headed? people usually say no, and i believe in the land of opportunity. brian: let's see if you can lock it out in a few days from now. >> god bless. brian: coming up later in the
he was an immigrant who grew up on a dirt floor. he said republicans had better ideas. with all the support fetterman is getting, especially his monetary support, we are still keeping up with him. we have done an aggressive job getting the right story out. but i'm not a politician. i'm a heart doctor, and we focus on big issues. we unite people to fix those problems. we can't take on the bigger challenges and our adversaries overseas. the question is are you happy where the country is headed? people usually say no, and i believe in the land of opportunity. brian: let's see if you can lock it out in a few days from now. >> god bless. brian: coming up later in the
he was an immigrant who grew up on a dirt floor. he said republicans had better ideas. with all the support fetterman is getting, especially his monetary support, we are still keeping up with him. we have done an aggressive job getting the right story out. but i'm not a politician. i'm a heart doctor, and we focus on big issues. we unite people to fix those problems. we can't take on the bigger challenges and our adversaries overseas. the question is are you happy where the country is headed? people usually say no, and i believe in the land of opportunity. brian: let's see if you can lock it out in a few days from now. >> god bless. brian: coming up later in the
55% of women polled support fetterman. only 37 supported us. oz leads with men at 51% to 44%. what does that say to you about the state of this race and what could it say to you about the national trends? women are important, right? >> women are important, and they will be making the case to millions of people, these candidates around the country where they are saying, let us contrast with the candidate. and say, who is going to be the person that is going to protect lowering prescription drug costs. who is going to protect medicare and social security? who is going to protect health care between the doctor and the patient, including reproductive health care with women around the country. and so people will be tuning in. as they will see today, people will be talking about how to present this contrast. and that there is a choice that voters have this november. >> raheem is talking about the contrast, the change election. some people heard referendums. you know, there's a lot of conventional ways that are
a tight race, everyone is looking for any edge they can get on both sides. so the fetterman campaign and john fetterman himself delighted to have this endorsement. as you mentioned, there's a personal connection here. oprah making dr. oz a household name, backing his television show, having her on his television show. so the fact that she would come out and support fetterman is significant. i'll held you listen to what she had to say about it. >> you mentioned pennsylvania. i said it was up to the citizens of pennsylvania, and, of course, but i will tell you all this, if i lived in pennsylvania i would have already cast my vote for john fetterman for many reasons. >> fetterman is saying in a statement he is honored to get this endorsement and any edge they can get in the campaign they're going to take it. as for mehmet oz, this is the statement they released.
will clear the governor's race but can he bring others with him to support fetterman. bill: josh, you can analyze that? >> i think that kevin did a good break down about economy, i heard in the democratic voters comment crime and public safety is a major issue in pennsylvania, also in oregon, new york, wisconsin. most of the ads against fetterman have been about crime. and his very progressive positions as lieutenant governor as head of p parole board. that is a huge issue. it is one that moved -- numbers, it is why the race is so close. >> interesting, kellyanne, you hear from voters quite a bit. and is what you just heard and the sample from lawrence
will clear the governor's race but can he bring others with him to support fetterman. bill: josh, you can analyze that? >> i think that kevin did a good break down about economy, i heard in the democratic voters comment crime and public safety is a major issue in pennsylvania, also in oregon, new york, wisconsin. most of the ads against fetterman have been about crime. and his very progressive positions as lieutenant governor as head of parole board. that is a huge issue. it is one that moved -- numbers, it is why the race is so close. >> interesting, kellyanne, you hear from voters quite a bit. and is what you just heard and the sample from lawrence