Right. News round up information overload hour eight hundred nine four one Sean, if you

want to be a part of the program, one of the most important races we're following this

year for the Senate is the state and Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, where Dr. Oz is taking on

John Federman. You might recall the prior to the primary, John Federman had a stroke. We've

been told that he's recovering nicely. My understanding is he's only been seen and spoken

in public one time since this happened to him. He's got pretty extreme positions, which

we will get into, but I want to find out the latest on what's going on and fairness to him

and on a human level. I wish him and his family of speedy recovery. I wouldn't wish that

on my worst enemy. I've seen the effects of that with people in my own life that I care about.

Dr. Oz is with us. Has it only been one appearance since he had the stroke?

That's right, Sean. He had an event. We don't know any details of it. Like you, we've been

trained for his rapid recovery because strokes are scary, but his medical conditions

more complicated than has been expressed. So I don't have any details about it. But we do know

that over the weekend he visited some volunteers, which is a good thing to do if you're a candidate.

Thank people doing heavy lifting instead of few words. That was edited down. We just got a few

seconds of it. But as a candidate, I've been waiting for him to get in the sandbox. We can play

a little bit because obviously campaigns are big events, lots of attention, especially in Pennsylvania.

So I've been wanting to be fair, especially the position and I understand pretty closely to

what's going on because this is a special area of mine. So I didn't want to do much until he

was back on his game. And he seems to be, which is good news. So we're going to start

you know, reingame. Well, he's back on his game because he's running negative ads attacking you,

which you're not, which you're pretty accustomed to at this point.

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