Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro says Vice President Vance’s defense of Vivek Ramaswamy’s ad featuring his opponent’s estranged mother shows how “profoundly and pathetically weak of a human being JD Vance is.”

BASH: “Are you going to finish out your term if you win?” SHAPIRO: “Listen, the only thing I'm focused on, I'm going to give you the same answer I've given you multiple times, is this race for governor is winning a trifecta in Harrisburg so I can raise wages, codify abortion rights in Pennsylvania…” BASH: “Okay, that wasn't a yes for four years.” SHAPIRO: “That was my answer.”

Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro on Justice Department action ahead of the elections: “I think the President probably has a sense of his own unpopularity and a sense of where the electorate seems to be, and he wants to do everything he can to try and silence the voices of the people of Pennsylvania and silence the voices of Americans.”

BASH: “You're still fully behind Abdul El-Sayed?” STEVENS: “Look, I'm on the Democratic ticket. I can't say that I agree with everything that's gone on… I'm looking to be on the team to support my next governor Jocelyn Benson, and frankly these great Democrats who are working their tails off, who are going to make Hakeem Jeffries the first black Speaker of the House.” BASH: “You didn't mention Abdul El-Sayed in that last answer.” STEVENS: “Well, look, I would just say, you had asked me if I'm still on the team, I'm on the team.”

Attorney General Todd Blanche defends lawsuit targeting Alaska Senate election. BASH: “If you're laying the groundwork for the president to try to overturn an election that he doesn't like –“ BLANCHE: “We're not laying any groundwork for the president to do that.”

BASH: “Did the President direct you to sue Alaska?” BLANCHE: “So, the president has been talking about Alaska for months and months...” ... BASH: “Can we go back to the question I asked about the President? Did he direct you to file this lawsuit?” BLANCHE: “So, I talk about this all the time, OK. I will never talk about any communications I have with the President of the United States. But what I will say is that the president is not shy to the American people and has been very clear with the American people about his concerns about what's happening in Alaska.”

Michigan Senate candidate Mike Rogers says his opponent, Abdul El-Sayed, "didn't disavow" the Muslim Brotherhood, after El-Sayed said he "absolutely" disavowed the group at a town hall on Saturday: ROGERS: "He didn't disavow it. He goes on this word salad, trying to get around the around the fact that he can't do it –” BASH: "He did – he did say, sure, yeah… I want to be factual. He said, yeah, sure.”

BASH: "The president is effectively calling your opponent a terrorist. You're a former special agent with the FBI, former Intelligence Chair in the House. Are you comfortable with that?" ROGERS: "Listen, I've never called him a terrorist ... I don't speak for the president. I don't represent the president. The president's going to do what he's going to do."