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5:58Now PlayingDr. Oz is ramping the ableism rhetoric toward his famous opponent John Fetterman. Jayar Jackson and Francesca Fiorentini break it down on The Watchlist. Watch LIVE weekdays at noon ET.
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"John Fetterman's Senate campaign said recently that the Pennsylvania Democrat's recovery from a stroke earlier this year complicates his ability to participate in a debate with Republican nominee Mehmet Oz.
"We are working to figure out what a fair debate would look like with the lingering impacts of the auditory processing in mind," Fetterman campaign strategist Rebecca Katz told The Washington Post. "To be absolutely clear, the occasional issues he is having with auditory processing have no bearing on his ability to do the job as senator. John is healthy and fully capable of showing up and doing the work."
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