Blake Moore and Jimmy Panetta say they will push a bill to promote physical activity for children

Blake Moore and Jimmy Panetta said they are jointly pursuing legislation intended to promote physical activity across the United States, especially among children. The brief exchange cited a recent charity baseball game as background for the effort but did not include details on the bill’s provisions or a timeline for introduction.

The participants described the initiative as focused on encouraging people to "get out there" and be more active as part of public-health and charitable efforts. They framed the project as a bipartisan effort in the U.S. Congress, but the transcript contains no text of a bill, no committee referral, and no information about cosponsors beyond the two speakers.

Speakers also made passing remarks about the charity baseball game that motivated the discussion, noting it was a "fun night" and emphasizing the outreach and health-promotion aspects rather than policy specifics. No formal motion, vote, or next procedural steps were recorded in the transcript.

Because the exchange in the transcript is short and informal, key details typically included in legislative announcements — such as bill number, specific policy mechanisms (funding, program changes, or regulatory authorities), target agencies, or implementation timelines — are not specified. The speakers indicated their intent to pursue the matter in Congress but did not outline when they would introduce text or which committees would consider it.