Governor Josh Shapiro

This is also gonna cost families in New York over $6,000 a person if these Trump tariffs, which I call the Trump tax, stay into effect. So at the same time, what are we doing? I'm fighting back. We're going to court. It's also a growth industry for all lawyers. My attorney general, Tish James, has been teaming up with the attorney generals from all across the country.

This is also gonna cost families in New York over $6,000 a person if these Trump tariffs, which I call the Trump tax, stay into effect. So at the same time, what are we doing? I'm fighting back. We're going to court. It's also a growth industry for all lawyers. My attorney general, Tish James, has been teaming up with the attorney generals from all across the country.

Today, I think we're filing a lawsuit to stop what they're trying to do, destroying our offshore wind industry. I know it's important to my New England friends as well. trying to stop the tariffs and litigation, trying to stop everything they're doing, the cutbacks, the $300 million we lost that's supposed to help build back communities after natural disasters.

Today, I think we're filing a lawsuit to stop what they're trying to do, destroying our offshore wind industry. I know it's important to my New England friends as well. trying to stop the tariffs and litigation, trying to stop everything they're doing, the cutbacks, the $300 million we lost that's supposed to help build back communities after natural disasters.

Today, I think we're filing a lawsuit to stop what they're trying to do, destroying our offshore wind industry. I know it's important to my New England friends as well. trying to stop the tariffs and litigation, trying to stop everything they're doing, the cutbacks, the $300 million we lost that's supposed to help build back communities after natural disasters.

Our people are hurting, not to mention the farmers. It's not just... Wall Street that's hurting in my state, it's also the main streets and the small towns and the farmers who cannot believe that their costs went up $10,000 a month to get more fertilizer and their feed that they normally get from Canada. So I have a whole litany, a parade of horribles.

Our people are hurting, not to mention the farmers. It's not just... Wall Street that's hurting in my state, it's also the main streets and the small towns and the farmers who cannot believe that their costs went up $10,000 a month to get more fertilizer and their feed that they normally get from Canada. So I have a whole litany, a parade of horribles.

Our people are hurting, not to mention the farmers. It's not just... Wall Street that's hurting in my state, it's also the main streets and the small towns and the farmers who cannot believe that their costs went up $10,000 a month to get more fertilizer and their feed that they normally get from Canada. So I have a whole litany, a parade of horribles.

But my concern is that the people of my state are hurting. They're hurting all over America. And we're going to keep going to court and standing up. But the next thing we can do best is to organize, take this anxiety and this anger and turn it into action. Action means we're mobilizing already for 2026.

But my concern is that the people of my state are hurting. They're hurting all over America. And we're going to keep going to court and standing up. But the next thing we can do best is to organize, take this anxiety and this anger and turn it into action. Action means we're mobilizing already for 2026.

But my concern is that the people of my state are hurting. They're hurting all over America. And we're going to keep going to court and standing up. But the next thing we can do best is to organize, take this anxiety and this anger and turn it into action. Action means we're mobilizing already for 2026.

And I'm proud to be leading that effort in the state of New York to help take back the Congress, because if we can finally get a firewall and stop at least part of this insanity, at least we got hope again. And that's what I'm focused on these days as well.

And I'm proud to be leading that effort in the state of New York to help take back the Congress, because if we can finally get a firewall and stop at least part of this insanity, at least we got hope again. And that's what I'm focused on these days as well.

And I'm proud to be leading that effort in the state of New York to help take back the Congress, because if we can finally get a firewall and stop at least part of this insanity, at least we got hope again. And that's what I'm focused on these days as well.

Well, thank you. And I have to say, one of our obligations as governors is to keep the peace when people are protesting. But I have to say, people are mobilizing on their own, and we are seeing peaceful protests all across the country, but especially in Illinois. I want to give you an example. There's a young woman down in Edwardsville. It's a

Well, thank you. And I have to say, one of our obligations as governors is to keep the peace when people are protesting. But I have to say, people are mobilizing on their own, and we are seeing peaceful protests all across the country, but especially in Illinois. I want to give you an example. There's a young woman down in Edwardsville. It's a

Well, thank you. And I have to say, one of our obligations as governors is to keep the peace when people are protesting. But I have to say, people are mobilizing on their own, and we are seeing peaceful protests all across the country, but especially in Illinois. I want to give you an example. There's a young woman down in Edwardsville. It's a

Southern Illinois town, about 28,000 people live in Edwardsville. Andy Smith is her name. And she went out with a sign and stood at the intersection of two highways that are nearby just by herself. She was so frustrated in early February about what Trump was doing. And she just held up a sign and said,

Southern Illinois town, about 28,000 people live in Edwardsville. Andy Smith is her name. And she went out with a sign and stood at the intersection of two highways that are nearby just by herself. She was so frustrated in early February about what Trump was doing. And she just held up a sign and said,

Southern Illinois town, about 28,000 people live in Edwardsville. Andy Smith is her name. And she went out with a sign and stood at the intersection of two highways that are nearby just by herself. She was so frustrated in early February about what Trump was doing. And she just held up a sign and said,