Sen. Bernie Sanders criticizes Sen. John Fetterman, saying Fetterman is “way out of touch” with Americans. Sanders’ comments come after Fetterman faced a rebuke discussed on NBC’s “Meet the Press.” According to the reports, Sanders points to a Quinnipiac poll indicating low approval for Fetterman among Pennsylvania Democrats, with 19% approving of him. The outlets describe Sanders’ response as part of an ongoing public disagreement between the two senators. The reports do not provide additional context on the specific policy issues at the center of the exchange beyond characterizing it as a dispute following the earlier remarks. Both accounts focus on Sanders’ use of the polling figure to challenge Fetterman’s alignment with voters in Pennsylvania. Overall, the coverage centers on the political tension between Sanders and Fetterman and highlights the reported Democratic approval numbers from the Quinnipiac survey as a key element of Sanders’ argument.