10 News Anchor Abbie Coleman sat down with both candidates for lieutenant governor to discuss their priorities.

HARRISBURG, Pa. – Pennsylvania’s lieutenant governor, Democrat John Fetterman, may have gotten under somebody’s skin. A provision slipped into lame-duck budget legislation Friday would ban flags not approved by lawmakers from flying at the state Capitol — such as the pro-marijuana legalization and LGBTQ- and transgender-rights flags that Fetterman hangs from his second-floor outdoor balcony that overlooks the building's broad front steps. In an interview, the irreverent Fetterman said he hadn't known about the provision until told by a reporter Friday. Fetterman's marijuana flag flies year-round, while he flies LGBTQ- and transgender-rights flags during Pride Month in June. I didn't know we had that division in the state police,” Fetterman said.