Mark Warner Asked If He's Seen 'Concerning' Behavior From John Fetterman Amid Reporting

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On CNN's "State of the Union" on Sunday, Sen. Mark Warner (D-VA) was asked about a New York Magazine article that discussed Sen. John Fetterman's (D-PA) alleged health struggles.

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00:00Folks at the FAA, when you push people out of air traffic controllers where we're already

00:063,000 people short, you are going to take what has been historically the safest airspace

00:13in the world, the American airspace.

00:16And there's not a day that goes by that I don't hear people are concerned.

00:19And I've got a lot of constituents now who say, I'm just not sure I'm going to be willing

00:23to fly out of Reagan.

00:24Very quick question.

00:25There's a New York Magazine piece out this week about your fellow Democratic Senator

00:28John Fetterman with a former top aide, Adam Jentleson, who you know because he used to

00:33work for Harry Reid, expressing deep concerns about his mental health and behavior.

00:38Senator Fetterman tells New York Magazine he's in good health, he doesn't understand why

00:40this is even a story.

00:41Have you witnessed or observed any concerning behavior from Senator Fetterman at all?

00:48Listen, I've not seen this story, not read it.

00:51My interactions with John have been fine.

00:53All right.

00:54Senator Mark Warner, the top Democrat on the Senate Intelligence Committee.

00:56Thanks for being here this morning.

00:57Thanks for having me.

01:00Thank you, Lil

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