Josh Shapiro

You look at every angle of every piece of evidence, and then you take that evidence and you apply the law.

In this case, it would be Minnesota law that would be the applicable law.

And then that prosecutor would make a determination

as to whether or not to charge.

And so in this case, I would presume that Minnesota state authorities would retain that jurisdiction and would go forward in analyzing the evidence.

It is made more difficult when the federal government

isn't cooperating here.

And JD Vance made clear that they're not going to cooperate.

And I think that that creates not only a problem in getting to the answers of what happened in this case, it creates more distrust in communities, not just in Minnesota, I would argue, but all across America, because people are watching this case.

People here in Pennsylvania are watching this case and looking for answers.

And this is the job of a prosecutor now to dig into it and get those answers.

And the federal government is making it much harder.

I mean, look, I think Pennsylvania is a microcosm of America.

We really are the ultimate swing state.

That may be one of the few things that Democrats and Republicans still agree on, right?

I mean, and so I think when you look at Pennsylvania, you can get a lot of answers for the rest of the country.

I think what I've been struck by, and look, you know me, I travel all across this Commonwealth, rural, urban, suburban communities, spent a lot of time out in areas that, quite frankly, voted for Donald Trump or didn't vote for me maybe the first time around because I'm a governor for all Pennsylvanians.

What I'm hearing, yes, on issues like you point out, affordability is an important issue.

There are a number of important issues that continue to rise to the top of people's minds.

People are incredibly worried about the chaos and the cruelty and the...