do you want to comment on that, desirae? >> my comment is that republicans and democrats need to work together. we've seen presidents be successful at these policies and seen presidents and administrations not do so well. the time to work together is right now. >> harris: mercedes? >> i have been part of these negotiations when president trump was in office and the democrats refused to come to the table. they were never interested in border security or providing the needed and necessary resources for our customs and border patrol agents. it was never the case. what are we seeing right now? our border patrol agents overwhelmed at the border and not receiving the support from the department of home repeated security. this administration including the infamous border czar kamala harris are ignoring this crisis that is happening on the border. let me tell you, this is about human lives. i visited a shelter where there were victims, girls between the ages of 10 and 17 victims of human trafficking in mexico. tragic stories. people

he is making the rounds, desirae. he has a town hall on cnn. what are thoughts of him jumping into the field even from the left? >> i don't think mike pence really stands a chance against donald trump. i think the way we think about presidential politics in general, donald trump at the end of the day is entertaining, right? he can move a crowd. i'm also hearing on the ground in ohio and across the midwest from my republican friends that they are all in for desantis. i'm hearing that. i have not once heard any republican who i work with or partner with or talk to regularly have said the word mike pence. i can definitely say that. >> harris: we'll move on. several names and faces up on our big wall right now. it is still very early and there is a runoff in 21 days in georgia. i know a lot of republicans are focused on team herschel right now. not all democrats are on board with president biden running for re-election. much comes down to his age and fitness to serve. former white house press secretary jen psaki tweeted this. throwing out there for

desirae i will start with you. several warnock is dodging questions about whether he would welcome president joe biden on the campaign trail as he moves closer to the runoff election against nominee herschel walker. what do you make of his response? fox pressed him asking if he would welcome biden should the president decide to make the trip south and he responded that he welcomes the people of georgia to show up and we'll see over the course of the next few weeks who shows up. not much of an invitation for president biden. >> i don't know what happens behind the scenes but he is excited about president obama coming. president obama is energizing and exciting and came and campaigned for warnock prior to the runoff. runoff elections are really hard. president obama's approval rating is very high amongst the people in georgia. i think he is excited about that and look, we know former president donald trump probably won't campaign with herschel walker. so we'll be seeing more of what is to come in just the final days

desirae, the endorsement of dr. oz from the "post-gazette" in pittsburgh is a scathing piece. they say it's fetterman's lack of transparency and refusing to release his medical records that's troubling and suggests an impulse to conceal and mistrust of the people. his life experience and maturity are also concerns. he still has never apologized for pulling a shotgun on an unarmed black jogger back in 2013. how do you see it? >> i think the lack of endorsement from the newspaper stings a bit. i won't say it doesn't. because it does. i do think fetterman has ran an awesome campaign and stuck to the issues and i think at the end of the day pennsylvania voters will decide to vote for him despite some of the misgivings. there is no such thing as a perfect candidate. i predict in january pennsylvania will have two democratic senators and so will the state of ohio. >> matt, how do you see it? one of the issues economic, that's the top of the list across the country is fracking. it is the prosperity of the state and fetterman didn't support fracking and now he kind of does. >> it's be