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[laughter] cracks fine, thank you. longtime politics playing out in the state how does the primary set itself ones? >> it iso is the saddest primary i've ever experienced there is no enthusiasm. there's been very few house parties. there is no debate the only debate we've seen is between donald trump and judges in new side and there is a big push to do a write in for joeli biden asked the democratic national committee is says is meaningless. for democrats is very reason to be engaged. for republicans there has been very little hands on grassroots organizing and politicking in living rooms it's not been about the issues it's all bit about the chaos. and that is donald trump so even if yo' are running against donald trump which no bill would left standing his nikkei, they have been afraid to attack himth and all they are saying is i will just beat donald trump without the chaost/jan where you stand

on the issues it's the least issue focused discussionfocus discussion i think i have ever heard or any kind of election let alone an election for president for.pr >> or two people standing on the republican side what you tpout yesterday be surprised by that move? >> no. i did a taped show on thursday they werew asking about ron desantis and i said he is toast is bert toast what is the point? the only place he really could have done significantly well was iowa. what you saw in iowa he had been in iowa for over a year he had the governor of iowa in his pocket he had vander head in his pocket he had appealed to the evangelical base but now it what you really see about iowa and what happens here is that now in iowa it's almost like there to evangelical groups er maga and then the evangelical. and it turns out maga clearly surpassed what ron desantis was trying to appeal to and then he was coming here what do we know about hampshire?

least church states and the nation. i describe us as being a libertarian and even the democratic side we don't necessarily trust big government or big church we have nowhere to igpa had run out of money and frankly is probably the most dis- likable person running for president in decades. and when you are running as a version of maga you are not evenharm and ultimately have no money there is nowhere for him to go. if you to set sue set himself up to run for the u.s. senate or to run for president in 2028 getting 5% of the vote in new hampshire wasn't going to do him any service. a >> you take a look at usa today recent of the did this poll about new hampshire voters. one of things they focused on was independentfo voterssa poll was taken two weeks ago saying democrats 49% three independents ranked epphilosophical question about matters of democracy versus concrete concern such as

healthcare orce crime defying the makes the economy stupid that's their assessment do you see anything playing out there in the state? >> i think everyone is terrified. they look that democracy is on the one it's more line it's more about the franchise it is more than the right to participate in establishing your future. now when you're talking about democracy are also talky or talk about democracy you are talking about the economy because if you begin to see what he think donald trump is bringing in which is a form of fascism what you realize is that not only takes away your exercise and participate in civics in this country it's also going to undermine your ability to be equal when it comes to healthcare. to be equal when it comes to the economy to recognize unions and i think the whole idea of democracy is a much bigger umbrella than most people think because i do think it has economic undertones as well pick. >> our guest if you want to ask her questions about the tomorrows primary

overall two 202-748-8000 five for democrats 202-748-8001 for republicans independents 202,748,002. sexist two 202-748-8000 you wrote a recent piece about this writing campaign that's currently taking place in the state for president biden part you wrote in part this what does not enough people write you and will that media spin as poor showing traditional writing campaigns are successful when there's a passion around a candidate or the issue at stake. passion for joe if there ever was any has faded lik so many hopes and dreams from years ago can you elaborate on that? >> if you are going to write in a biden do i want you to write inviting on the republican side. why? how do you smell spell democracy. biden. what chris christie other racers no one challenging o trump nikki is a mag not maga

she's polite very similar to what donald trump will do and in the end you get nothing and in the way of protectingwa democracy she id of birthright citizenship she's very similar to him on the issue of abortion she realized. if you really want to send a message and sent anything and the way of enthusiasm about the democracy question then it in joe biden on the republican side that ultimately is more powerful because that is a statement to republicans that youbo actually care about democracy. no other choice get to that, on the democratic side the dnc has said riding in joe biting is meaninglessjo. that's not me that's the dnc because a change in south carolina. frankly if you want to do something riding in joe biden question at this as opportunity for you to send a policy message there's a conversation in new hampshire about riding in summit set right in h

no who's hurting joe biden's beebe child what so if you anything in the way of enthusiasm what you have to focus on is therefore not participate in the primary because that south carolina then send a message if you know people under the age of 35 are disengaged, especially with the primary let alone joe give them a reason to show up on tuesday writing and cease fire which is what they believe in returning the hostages is what they believe in. give them a reason to write something in writing and cease-fire will do it because the message to joe it also is hurting it we are not. >> he wrote about the 2024 campaign for the nation along other columnists. this is what you wrote about president biden saying urgency of the moment these in 2024 campaign for president could you elaborate on that particular lease thatparticularlyset up vice president biden. look joe remarkable job trust me i did not supported before and yet when you realize what he has

done joe biden is an interesting character who becomes ther. moment he is not an ideologue and the moment has become for the moment but thamate crisis whether it's unions, whether it's so many he has really become the moment and moved in a much more progressive way. does not care himself l honest bernie sanders and elizabeth warren are close to their age but do not carry the persona of age unfortunately joe biden does. [inaudible] there's a moment there's more than anything as you mentioned the crisis that what happens to american workers is on the line. all the women i are on the line. i do not get that sense bring that to the table and donald trump us all passion and no substance except he wants to feed his ego and beat his t i am disappointed in him but let me tell you what i'm going to do page operated 2024 november here

is what i'm bringing in i'm bringing in kate cox from t uaw their movement in this country and bringing in the climate crisis the investment in things like solar and wind. i am bringing all of those in y vehicle i have to bring this into the voting booth is notno going to be donald trump it's going to be joe biden. i'll be biting for job joe biden not because of joe because of all theal issues i care about. he would be the vehicle i whe >> if you take that analogy how farhe has he driven on the issues part of what you describe in what is run on during his campaign? >> i will be honest with yoes not mention the word abortion for the first two years of his campaign's first two years of service as president but has changed everything in this country great even for joeen i think joe now realizes that dobb's decision was not just about abortion it's about a

quality it's also about the ability it is so much more than day is beginning to recognize that and roses got to make it front and center even the old joe would not have talked about the new joe does. when you look at the climate crisis whe remanufacturing it sounds like it's about a manufacturing job is not bringing jobs back to the midwest it's also what are those jobs go question they are looking at things that are climate t crisis he spent more doing that i was not called that. that's important as well. i think on a lot of the issues he's there has he been able to reduction he wanted? no we stop and guess what if he were president after 2024 i think a lot of that will follow if he gets the senate and the house he needs. because in the end ifl able to be able to produce the results. >> she is joining us from new

hampshire part of our coverage of the new hampshire primary. john texas republican light you are up first with to go ahead. >> good morning everyone. a birthday. two things, you talk about democracy. but who was it that actually attempted to over throw with the russian hoax. they've been trying to destroy this sinceake away the voters rights. the second is the climate crisis for there's no such thing as a climate crisis. looking how long to do think last it would not last more than a day with that type of weather. nothing could be further from the truth you are the one trying to destroy it. we all know that quick trying to push your professionalism down her throat's it's not going to work it's all lies regards john in texas.

>> would you deny science you can't have a conversation. whenrwou deny factst's in part of the problem here it has all been diverting away what's ultimately happening. i am not going to talk with the climate crisis and going to let you look at what is happening going to talk about the climate crisis look what's up with hurricanes my talk about the fires in canada. all ofar those things are not about whether they are notif you want to deny what 90% of the scientists in the world say that's your choice.e it is my future is my children's future and i'm not going to go into denial because you doesn't exist. when i see it, feel it and it's indicated it's the hottest year ever on the y planet probably last year. so guess what that is your focus. my focus is how do how do i save my climate? how do we save the environment so my children have a future? you can exist in the world to do i'm going to exist in the world

we live in. >> independentindependent line, kentucky >> yes. thank you for taking my call. i'm really disappointed you've got another guest on here that you all saving democracy yet this guest is saying democrats should vote in the republican primary as spoilers. i don't think that i i promoting democracy. >> can i answer that question? >> thanks go ahead. first of all let me remindeveryone democrats cannot vote in the republican primary here is what happens. as of october at six october 6 of 2023 you were able to change your party affiliation. that means you could pick up eight republican youth to become a democrat or an undeclared. that was october 6.

after thatt nothing changes. on the day of the primary in new hampshire not only can primary or democrats vote in their primary, what's called an undeclared has a choice. that choice is they can pick up a democratic bout or been in new hampshire is not the democrats are going to be voting inin the republican primary. it's undeclared get a choice they can swing either way. that's what of th' reasons whyiknikki could possibly do well here if she can court the undeclared that's her whole goal it's basically republicans in other states to be different this is always been the way we have done it. that's what makes us an minteresting democrats do not vote in republican primaries. undeclared and republicans do what's also interesting about t is in new hampshire it's called same-day registration. that means on the day of the primer if you are not registered to vote you can comment with the

white documentation and participate in the primary. we people that have either become 18th or have moved into this state who do not actually have a history of voting in a primary date may never have a history of voting if somewhat wasmart worked on to get out vote they would've made sure those people knew they could register and vote on tuesday my understanding is donald trump has an incredible h ago that organization might ultimately show up. nikki does not have that kind of organization she has americas for prosperity and the coke network working for her but donald trump has as much more sophisticated and if you were smart to go to the student 45000 say let me show you how to register let me tell you why you need to vote in the republican primary vote in this primary that is a lie. >> let's hear from jimmy and hudson new hampshire democrat line go ahead.

>> hi. thank you pedro. th c-span. thank you for "washington ijournal" brian lamb is amazing. my question is, just two quick ones. nikki haley has a i like her reaction on that the second one is i would like to follow-up on the last color. you are i am a registered democrat i cannot go into the new hampshire primary to vote for a different party as the independents like her response for that, thank you pedro and thank you for what you do, thank you i will take my answers off-line. >> nikki country. what nikki's name is is not the issue. the problem right now is because the republicans have realized look like the dog who caught the

bus withobbs decision abortion had already been a reliable issue for them and notes toxic for them. what they have nowow done is moved really really aggressively on thee immigration issue and that is what is so terrifying. w hither is only about the disappointment of her understanding about americans and the immigrationde issue. nikki haley wants to muscular birthright citizen ship what's that about she may notcuune donald trump and putas them into some kind of can'tcamp but was she still wants to do is a more polite version of rounding that mop recognizing up in or from nine -- 11 million undocumented people in this country what are they doing? they are working there fixing your roof that working on your landscaping they are central to the economy. in a lot of ways she's pandering on that. the fact you want to mention her i want to remind her as well as all of us that we are a nation of immigrants but except for native americans all of our families came from somewhere else and that is our strength in our weakness but. >> xp think of the reelection the

president bided how much of that iss threatened by challenges on the democratic side from dean phillips or cornell west from robert f kennedy jr. customer, to that is a factor the of the present losing support? >> dean phelps is not an issue. that's not going to be an issue for joe biden is obsolete not i am worried aboutut the third party and i'm worried about rfk junior for those of the kinds of things. we saw what happened with al gore so we understand what ralph nader did in the state of new mpshire. we have a president gore otherwise. we have to weigh the significant concern here but here's what the agenda is. joe biden needs to wind not by a tiny margin heat needs to™ five, 10 8% we need to send a message the third-party is not about of choice a it's about basically establishing a platform for donald trump to win again. joe bided needs to win on the convince people looking for a third way that

ultimately they have a one way and that's the way for democracy per the way for democracy i keep saying is how you spell it? not rfk junior. not any of them they're only going to harm the country going forward. >> let me elaborate he was on a political talk show yesterday talked about the need for more representation on the democratic side. aa play you of what he had to say don't get your response. democracy dies in silence and the absence of debates when voters are suppressed. cease and desist for the unlawful suppression of voters. i made that is what is going on for you to all of the candidates nikki haley to ron desantis to marianne williamson, to those who are here actually you and i think we need more candidates to participate in parties that encourage competition not coronations. >> a small portion from yesterday but what you think?

>> let's establish something. in new hampshire we have a law since 1975 that's on the books that says we must have the first in the nation presidential primary. that is new hampshire. pre-madonna, the rnc and the dnc ultimately it is their primary. it is where they decided. i may disagree with what joe picking south carolina for first but that's the opportunity to establish with the calendar is they are not denying anything up or if you want to have a primary and you would you have a choice and have it on the dayar the dnc says. because we have a law were required to have a primer even though it's not something that will be recognize the democratic party. all right thousand democratic party show up and do your dog and pony show but if you ultimately want then tell the democrats to hold wit it was number two after south carolina you can talk and they hope will be competition the result will be recognize the democratic party. te that won the primary in many it's a part istheparties that when the primary.

we are stuck with a lot we can't change if the republicans control the governor's office, the republicans control the said and. we cannot change thet law. >> governor campaigning for nikki haley your thoughts on that move? >> he is soo cute. i refer to him as my political wind that socket [he is very -- has a very little in the way of opinions i think the reason he's campaigning for nikki as he was she was the nominee and not nikki writing for this office he's more enthusiastic than nikki is about this campaign. but in a lot of ways there karate session democracy is on the life you care about vote. if you became president you'd parted donald trump he becomes the nominee, both nikki as well trump even said threat to democracy because they don't really care about democracy but they're

using democracy as a fig leaf they want to retain their power. they do not care about democracy. >> the host of the attitude heard on debbie eight and h and radio and other outlets but let's hear from john in tennessee democrat line, hi. lthough a democrat i i felt it was kind of necessary to give mrs. haley heard do. we are both in the state legislature and as governor to enhance the parks facilities in charleston to the interior of the state. which resulted i industrial development and including improvement of the bmw t plant. with joe reilly, the longtime democraticto that point any time you

have increased efficiency in transportation it increases pollution and the environment. that staye as ad positive point will hang up now. >> the music t ahead. >> so i guess so looking at what nikki is talking about how every example chubb orchestrates the removal of the club record she visibly been supporting hundred credits alternative energy is when you looking out sheet test transform her agenda, when it comes to things ready for present she sells very agenda and so no, the governors of south carolina, is not the person running for president and frankly i keep telling you this when it comes to the issue of thebortion she is very much mad about on this issue as you undermine women's ability to get

this in the body coming when he comes to issues of integration she's very much like the trump crowd and that is what frightens me and i think that in the end looking at those two or three things that you can point to this of government has things right and i agree with these with questions when she's embraced ofs being defined by americans for a prosperity and scope brothers be defined by the mega base when you look those things and because of the guess what, she harms the country not enhancing us. >> there's a viewerf youer pre that he writes about the love supportive mom voters and people of color. >> is a problem with that and then again come i think what we have to do is mentor my the people with the issues are the care about anything in the income this campaign does not name joe biden on it is campaign that has the issues of democracy on it in a campaign that has the issue what is happening the student loan debts and this is an issue about healthcare in an issue about

womes to do biden to the back of us vicki issues the driver that i just have very young people in my else by the time they got that, withnvto they were pumped about what they needed to be engaged in 2024 and the recognize they monday be happy joe biden but they put a teacher with a to get their teacher they're going to vote for this is not an enthusiastic voted toen issues vote. >> as far as biden economics you think that was a good road to go on as far as the presidents concern. was not in the end will economy for most people is not what is happening on wall street public on me for most people is not about the fact that inflation estate better going down things for most people is what having to buy wages getting four to go and i have an affordable house and one of the price of eggs must be honest of that is how 80 percent of us live our lives i think given that, biden economics

about been improving the economy, but we have so far to go because if you do not feel it when you pay rent have you feel it that you get warehouse about if you feel that you can afford to go to doctor, this is economy is still not working for you and have they begin repairman about and yet because you need understand that an easy hit your pocketbooks many to affect youry a things that i want to do pretty is beginning of a conversation about me show you the direction of the rest of the. >> let's from florida republican on avon for arnie arneson >> yes first thing that i want to say is that i think casey's mom said that it should get and give everybody one minute without cutting them off becauseay we wait 30 days to and that i would like to say how many times you guys use the word remarks every empathizing all you talk about his democracy and as fords the democ who are yingng democracy many of you

look to the border, how much about that his democracy. at the end of the day i'm so tired of the fascism the racist comments about trump an african-american woman i putting trump exactly who's going to news and everything that out of the democrats mouth is exactly who they are healthy and of the day, biden is incompetent and he is senile yes keep thinking the more you keep telling us and you're regurgitating similar of you're going to believe that you see all of what we think that i am so tired of the trump bashing that i will trump and about it for before that will vote for him again. i think bullfighting said executive order the troponin, infectious will have any executive orders has biden done. he is a racist that is the you guys bashing trump. >> the color. >> i live it, she's proving your point of this why democracy is so wonderful she gets a choice, sheets to speak about donald

trump and she gets to bash joe biden when she gets about and that's ultimately what that's about of the bar under problem i know getting to look at what's going on the gerrymandering in the nine people the ability to make a choice in because the only election the matter summa will be the primary for the republican ultimately guarantees the results are even the rats, literally is a choice i want to celebrate her rights to b donald trump but is also talk about ambition border, right outcome you have the republicans and refusing to embrace one of the best innovation policies possible the keepsake they want to fix the border that would enhance coming across and make sure that there are more people on the border, will there is a fabulous bill, the guess what, being stopped by the republican's because they don't want to solveration solve the border issues because this is what they've used it to threaten america and this country and i think that's was a set in present thing that was interesting about it top of5dot have open borders the

republicans keep talking of the open borders because the cartels here's the republicans in talking about open borders and avoiding places like venezuela and china nicaragua they say see look at, must charge you $20000, this bring you up to the border while returns are that is a lie pretty we do not have open borders pass a bill that will actually enhance our ability to deal the border issues and the people w want to fix it on the republicans. >> in new york republicanli line, debbie go-ahead. >> hello and i what you had speak of other on the last comment about the border, i'm in t new york and to say that we don't have an aopen border, is ridiculous and i mean, the amount of illegal immigrants because they are illegals and they came here and they did not come in the right way, they came in illegally so a illegal alien and so to say that we don't have an open border, that's ridiculous stuff like the media keep saying

things like this pretty this is what is going to turn everybody against them enemy my question is going to be the is all a lie. all the reporters they got pulitzer surprises enterprisesep i-uppercase-letter have any of the back and said, it was a lie we were wrongñ, trump will there was no collusion in russia. we are losing this country because of the media statement. >> okay. >> we don't have an open border we need to h repair the border absolutely absolutely and is remember this somebody ofce here and turns themselves in the refugee as other teaching us on, that is not the same as a document there turning themselves and for that's with her doing for their actually getting them selves over saying that this is why

not coming in illegally they're seeking asylum and they are refugees and that is not the same. that is not the same and we need to figure out how to process them to be need figure out how to prove this and enhance what is happening the absolutely nobody is disagreeing with you then ask the republicans why they are not supporting that an anthropologist like they talk about an open border but when do you want to address innovation policies and the border, they are mia missing in action because they do not want to fix it. >> can you talk about a little about this at the beginning i want you to elaborate how foreign policy could be a factor in the campaign you talk about what is in israel the reason in recent news of the biden administration and the move they've taken and how do you think that ultimately impacts that point forward >> the middle east has always been a place of chaos right now which of the most conservatives reactionary the iaeli

government and that is benjamin netanyahu remember that was comment made from the river to the t sea juices are so many people are appalled by thelanguage benjamin netanyahu is also not only did he say to do what in the world into israel, never be a peaceful solution joe biden's it is essential guess what were used for from the river to the army saying this russian it is benjamin netanyahu and as a result happening to joe biden touches our thinking about frankly israel clientta de us something understands until be dragged into this something will help her israel palestinians the restriction frankly her joe reelection campaign every to start to talk about what is good from him because he isbe not stable and talk to usual. >> the biden said targeted to the houthi not aimed hundred

politically how it impacts immigration even. >> the role right now is this is where goes beyond was going on know that nest exactly with a no question becomes that there is no easy noanswer here. wednesday is her probably think at this point in time is that u yo b can make it amenities are and i don't know well i do not know how to answer the question i just know g on fridays and become effective when you see what is happening with benjamin netanyahu is going joe biden into the darkness. >> in alabama democrat, high. >> yes good arnie you need while you are a bad girl that i love you and i've always listening to yourself, but you doing it very job to say it is about democracy.

i'm a black a woman voted for joee biden in this black woman democracy from the lead and stop worrying about democracy as a black person, and very very very worried about our freedoms in. in about everybody's freedom not only is black woman is woman. and we need to be worried about them democracy and arnie your hitting the nail had i'm sicke and tired of people claiming joe biden for what went wrong in israel benjamin netanyahu's of the ball and a lot of people came out of israel so bad that the young people what was going onj# just going down but benjamin netanyahu by his political nest of the vans and about worrying about himself something me biden about that let me say this, people,

said about joe biden and is not about trump it is about who are we as americans what are we going to do, biden - people need to wake up. >> okay color thank you thank you. >> i think she should be my cohost. [laughter] [laughter] for every brought in a problem in the world that you is done in less for years what is really try to do relatively incredible successful and if he couldn't control the senate houre a successful. hey look what he try to do once he gets that when we doing work your secor by burdening students was so much and student debt. i call it scelery what are called that because they can't plan is future for family they cannot put their joshua business they cannot buy a home pretty he understands that pretty is one of the things that he wants to anyng also understands i think that he does not trust benjamin netanyahu pennyes understands that

they took there i gaza and where did he put his troops in efforts in the weste was doing in america needs to be the haunches of israel for benjamin netanyahu there is no conscious and he is basically donald trump basin israel if you want to protect israel you don't follow benjamin netanyahu because is appointed for dues what you want liquid so interestingly donald trump is whatever youk want them to down a black and white back and democracy and i think that is what is a sad but for think of this is the choice it is 11 following anything but occult and when you have a cold, in whatever that of the call says, that matters for donald trump there's no consistency and the only consistency is i went and i don't when the reelection illegal because the only solution was a trump solution,

not one you exercise for everybody. >> others of you are in westrginia theatever that impressed having another candidate over the past four years. >> hey look i didn't vote for joe biden the first time, i voted for him for present within a bunch joe biden to again no monies i have no i did not want him to run again but he somehow has his impression they have egos was be honest and he was thehe only one that can actually gettrump pretty much of this trooper the fact of the matter is this only choices they have started to grandmother people pretty think of the. governor mission the governor of california there are takee a look congress there are the people this was just not an opportunity to fourthly, to move them forward but the benches getting thicker and longer and people understand there will be new leadership be groomed after joe biden wins in the 2024, you'll have plenty of choices and 2028 to act what extent think vice president

kamala harris has been prepared to take over the position the president wins another term. >> i think she's prepared for i think she is prepared pretty think if anybody has seen what is going on i think that she is ready to step in my hope is she do hope is that joe biden while think i suffer a little bit and he may feel old. and carries the old for somebody definitely has an ability to think that is institutionalmemory by jeffrey is understanding about the nominees wanted to get reelected but i want to survive the next four years because i think that in the end as he continues to move forward coming in a p#'osition ofr, and if he gets the house and the senate to work with him i think there will not only be salvaging of the democracy and establishingng the timing and ability to address the climate crisis but will remind the important player in the world stage checklist here from philadelphia democrats line. >> good morning going to get

points fast toby voting for i like arnie what arnie said about joe biden being the vehicle and achieving the driver that should be puckered shouldla go withoutnd also according to the 14th amendment i think that trump should be - along with hundred 47 republicans and clarence hamas wife. i believe in abortion rights, and will dimension you tell me what i should do with my body. the me see the war overseas, should support ukraine think we should not support benjamin netanyahu you believe who is a dictator in the immigration i think that should be something about because people texas is sitting there immigrants around the country and i think this is infuriating people in america think that they are coming in new york using the system that we need to focus on that because it's getting totally outrageous

something as we discussed aro th lastly, i believe it's a company should stop abusing the people. thank you. >> because you dressed a lot of the issues tell me what through november to go as we go through the spring and summer months. >> welcome you talking to me the 51st v. wade overturning as our guest of i'm going to be looking at women inside women this is your opportunity not only to show up to save the nation, to sayhe nation and it's more than just what happened with dobson it really is about your quality in the workplace and so i'm going to be looking at reaching out to women across the aisle predict and see we are all vulnerable together for all the vote again looking younger children are families in our economy, and our access to

healthcare 70 doctors do not want to up like texas and iowa because now their ability to practice medicine is being threatened not just talking about bj quite the doctors anybody touches a patient coming up themselves the question, can i provide the healthcare after trying to do conscious for women and families as i was a look going forward for 2024, how odyssey of the dobbs decision plays see the climate crisis plays out i want to see how the conversation with young people in housing affordability plays out and if there and of those things become the conversation in the november election then jnswer and only houses anger and chaos no solutions is on the governments this not a leader, that is a somebody moving forward pretty 70s he was issues for went pretty trump w ultimately becomes it joe went so guess what, the strategy here not just for your future but think really significant whennd biden because the

issues are too important for all of the. >> host of the attitude with arnie arneson show. life podcast and were hurt all over the country living in houston texas coming can hear us on pps everyday so it's one of her biggest audiences and someplace to share this decision. >> t >> you're welcome and fin p:00 p. video optima or online at cspan.org. >> discover the heartbeat of democracy, c-span's voices 2024 from as we engage the voters nationwide asking what issues most important to you and why.s jack in this upcoming election my most important view is that human rights in a pro-choice and ballroom when women in this country should have a right to save went i believe my family they should be able to do what they want with the bodies also translates and gay rights ration have rights to

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