We are 6-0 in the attempts by the president to try to undermine the vote. We're going to make sure that every legal eligible vote is counted here in Pennsylvania.

Well, I hate to give you a legal answer, but it really depends, right? If you stand outside and videotape a scene in Center City, Philadelphia, that's not illegal, even if you're videotaping a scene of people voting. Now, if you're doing…

Look, the real problem here, Joy, is that we have a president who's trying to not just sow doubt in this election process but sow division in the way people vote.

I can tell you that the decision was made carefully and purposefully. With the aim of making sure that all legal eligible votes are secured, protected and counted here in Pennsylvania.

We simply will not tolerate any type of voter intimidation here in Pennsylvania.

We've been preparing for this moment for months and we will not let any groups from the Proud Boys to anyone else step in and interfere with the election in any way. We're very serious about protecting the vote.

We're going to make sure that every legal eligible vote is counted here in Pennsylvania.

The Pennsylvania Supreme Court erred on the side of inclusion, erred on the side of making sure these ballots are counted. That's a good thing for democracy. That's a good thing for this election. It's a good thing for Pennsylvania.

If their intent is to intimate that voter when they come to drop off their ballot or when they show up on election day, whatever the case may be, that's voter intimidation. That's illegal. We won't stand for that here in Pennsylvania.

Look, Lawrence, it's another win for the voters in Pennsylvania. I would point out we're 5-0 against the attacks from Donald Trump and his enablers on our voting here in Pennsylvania, on our election system here in Pennsylvania.

What the Trump campaign and their enablers were asking for really was ridiculous. What the goal was, of course, was to try to throw away as many of these mail-in ballots as possible.