Lieutenant Governor John Fetterman has a lot to talk about.
Pennsylvania's second-in-command spoke 1-on-1 for a virtual conversation with FOX43's Matt Maisel about some of the biggest issues facing Pennsylvania today.
Mr. Fetterman believes Pennsylvania students won't be able to fully integrate back into schools until there is a vaccine for COVID-19. He also says there is a greater need for nuance between parties when talking about the commonwealth's -- and legislature's -- response to the coronavirus.
He believes "the writing is one the wall" for the future of fall youth sports. However, as a former high school football standout at Central York, Fetterman acknowledges the importance of sports and other physical activities.
"There are other sports like cross country or golf or soccer that might make sense to parents for the safety of their kids. We can't ignore the fact children need other children, physical activity, and they need to be outdoors. I think the virus is telling us what sports make sense and what doesn't make sense."
