Overview

• Sen. John Fetterman notes that Trump's support in Pennsylvania has intensified since a gunman attempted to kill him at a July rally in Butler.
• Fetterman criticizes fellow Democrats for labeling Trump a 'felon,' arguing the party should believe in redemption and second chances.
• The senator describes Trump signs as ubiquitous in Pennsylvania, likening them to the 'state flower.'
• Despite Vice President Kamala Harris leading in recent polls, Fetterman warns that the energy on the ground suggests a closer race.
• Fetterman advises Harris to engage directly with Pennsylvania voters to address their concerns and secure their support.