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Welcome back everyone to another episode of You Are Wrong with David Harsani and Molly Hemingway.

Molly, how's it going? Great, great to see you. It is great to see you as well. I think we should

start by discussing what happened yesterday in Pennsylvania, the debate between Dr. Oz and

John Fetterman, which I think from my perspective, it was completely unique. I've never seen anything

like that in politics and I've been around covering politics for like 20 years.

It was the worst thing I've ever seen debate-wise. I couldn't believe it was happening. It was very

uncomfortable. Should we explain what happened? I'm sure everybody knows.

Sure. John Fetterman suffered a stroke right before I believe the primary vote was taken in the

Democratic Party. He won that vote against what I would say were more moderate, at least one more

moderate mainstream Democratic candidate. And then essentially was hidden from view.

But while that was happening, and I don't specifically remember the timeline, I remember reading

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