Biden says ‘no bigger’ candidate for working people than Fetterman

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President Joe Biden said he spoke with Pennsylvania Senate candidate John Fetterman ahead of a speech in Philadelphia, promising Fetterman would return to the campaign trail soon and joking about his large size.

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