little alcohol -- kids: that i will never do drugs, and, a little bit of alcohol. love kids.i you will never get hooked. you will never get hooked. that may be the most important thing i have done today. tolook, folks, we are going have a strong border. we are going to start winning again. i hope on tuesday you go out and vote for me. i will not let you down, i promise, you will not see anything like this. i promise. so on tuesday, go out and vote, it will be the greatest vote you have ever made, and we are going to start winning again, we will make america great again, i love you, thank you.

thank you. thank you. thank you for your time. crowd: trump! trump! trump! [applause]

announcer: republican presidential candidate donald outside ofrally just warsaw, wisconsin today. the wisconsin primary is three the away and as we watched

republican candidate worked the crowd a little bit after his event in wisconsin, we are going to take your calls. we want to hear your thoughts on what you think of donald trump today and your thoughts on the presidential race in these last few days leading up to the wisconsin primary on tuesday. the numbers on your screen, if you are republican, trump -- republican, 202-748-8921, if you're a democrat, 202-748-8920 and if you are an independent, 202-748-8922. as always, you can call those numbers or leave a comment on her facebook page. our first call is from miami, florida. it is on the republican line. our caller's kathy. hello, kathy. caller: hello, how are you doing? announcer: doing well. just love donald trump. we are so grateful to god.

he has been so concerned about this country and the direction it is going in and we just want to encourage everybody out there to vote for him and to help bring america back because it needs to come back. we also were very fond of ronald reagan and we feel it has gone from ronald to donald. [applause] -- [laughter] announcer: all right, thank you, kathy. we go to oregon now with the democrat line. know, i have been a democrat all my life, and my parents were democrats, but i'm going to have to vote for trump this time. announcer: why is that? caller: because everybody has let us down and all of my friends are disappointed with obama and his administration. our country is in such trouble right now and you know, i don't bush did a great job,

either, but donald trump, they can label him whatever they want, but i think he is just an american who wants to help america and he wants to make america great again and i don't think we have any other choice and i hope everybody else out there really thinks about what they are doing for their kids and their grandkids. i know there are a lot of young people voting for bernie sanders and this and that, but we need somebody with a good education, somebody who understands his nets, and somebody who loves his country, and donald trump fills all three. he is a hard worker and there is nobody that has worked harder on this campaign compared to him. announcer: thanks for calling. this evening, hillary clinton and bernie sanders will be inending a democratic event milwaukee. the road to the white house

coverage on c-span begins with that tonight. and on monday evening, also at cruz willeastern, ted be campaigning in waukesha, wisconsin. we will have that live for you as well here on c-span. joinso our calls, hauer us in virginia from the independent line. howard joinsard -- us in virginia from the independent line. go ahead, howard. she talks about how she was assaulted, and she claimed she was assaulted -- announcer: are you talking about the reporter and the donald trump campaign manager? caller: yes, that's right. she claimed that she was assaulted, but she worked for students for liberty that threatened the organization, and she claimed that allen west sexual he assaulted her, and she later recanted. she charged the new york police department with brutality, she

claimed that the leonardo dicaprio manhandle her during a -- announcer: we have lost howard so we will move onto another call now. michael in florida on the republican line. hi, michael. caller: hello. announcer: go ahead with your thoughts on donald trump. caller: yeah, i think he is great, i think all of these reporters just ought to get leaveacts together and the man alone, i think people are just try to cause trouble, and it is just ridiculous the way that everybody has acted against him. these reporters, everybody is trying to run that man into the ground and i think he is the only person that can eat hillary and if he is not elected, we are going to have another 16 years of what we just got done with, if she wants to be the first

lady president, she is right behind obama, and nothing will change, and she couldn't even keep her own family together, so how in the world is she going to run the united states? it's ridiculous to me. vera in turpin springs, florida, another democratic caller. i just don't understand why you didn't show hillary when she was speaking on this show. were waiting to see if you going to show her because i wanted to hear what she had to say. announcer: i'm sorry, you wanted to see who? caller: hillary clinton. announcer: ok, well, she will be airing tonight. we will have hillary clinton and bernie sanders on live this evening. they will be in milwaukee. we will have that event for you live here on c-span. of thegoing to cover all candidates this weekend here in

wisconsin and lead up to the primary on tuesday. also, ted cruz on monday evening. we will be covering him as well. go back to the calls, jackie joins us from fort lauderdale, florida joins us on the line for independence. caller: hi, good evening. i just saw the rally and i just wanted to make the comment that sarah palin briefly touched on, but i do really thank mr. trump for showing respect to women by empowering women around the world by helping to provide great jobs and he is known for having excellent and if it packages that also helps them and their families. he has also been very well known for having the women be high-ranking executives in positions in his corporations and projects and i just feel he has kind of gotten a bad rap with regards to women and i just wanted to say that and people who have known him for many years say he is a very charitable man and he has done

fabulous things, such as providing jets for his asked children, and these things are never put in the media. unfortunately, they only use soundbites for the negative things. and it seems to be that the media establishment over the years has given us a very scripted, politically correct politician that always says the right anger and they look really nice and like obama and ted cruz and all i can say -- the right thing and they always look really nice like obama and ted cruz and all i can say is they always look so perfect by the media and that is where they have gotten us at this point and i prefer to have a man that speaks his mind and sometimes may makes errors and do things that frustrates me, but i do believe that what is more important to me is the safety of my country and economic prosperity for everybody in this country. i just wanted to say thank you and i also wanted to mention that thedebt --

delegate selection going on right now will not represent the voters, and i know that is our democratic process, what i do not believe that delegates being hand selected and been promised for various things and being put into certain camps can honestly be said that that represents actual voters going to the polls and voting. if donald trump is ahead when they get to the convention, he should be our nominee, and i think everybody should accept that, and i just -- announcer: thank you for calling, jackie, you major point of we are going to move on. we want to share a couple of tweets that have come in after the donald trump event. this one, why are all those children standing behind donald trump in wisconsin? i bet even they can tell he's full of baloney." meanwhile, joshua treats right now on c-span "people are

calling in saying they were longtime democrats and now switching to vote for donald trump." this one is from max, saying that "i certainly wish we had libel laws like the u.k., i can't believe how donald trump is insulting our present u.s. leaders, very depressing." let's go back to the phone calls. let's because maria. hi, maria. hi, i would just like to reference the lady you had on rally, iore the believe her last name was torrance? and she made the statements, and this is just one of the examples, but she made a statement about obamacare and how we don't hear from trump about obamacare and i literally jumped, i thought, are you kidding? he mentions it every time he appears publicly.

and that to me is just an much theon of how media lies, i mean, sibling distorts things that trump is saying. have am an independent, i never in my life voted republican, i not only have a college degree, i have a graduate degree. i am not some crazy lunatic, but i have to say that the way the some ofist and turns the things that trump says were things he says he believes and is really astonishing to me, it's astonishing. i was very disappointed with the on, iman, too, who was don't know his name. i think he said that this was just up like it statement that simply was not true. and the other thing i would like to say is that trump is -- about

is the press keeps harping on the fact that he doesn't have substance when he speaks about things. no donald trump is a very shrewd businessman. he knows how to make a deal, ok? is he a polished politician who knows everything about every single aspect? no. but what he does know is how to surround himself with the best minds available. and so i would rather, i mean, i am a senior citizen now, and i totally, totally empty discussed andend -- totally disgusted disillusioned with the last number of elections, including republican elections, because i am not a real republican, so my feeling is, i would rather have an outsider who is not being paid money by other people, who is a very good is this man who

will surround himself with the best minds that are also not , try to makeid for some change in our country, because we are going downhill really fast. thanks for calling, maria, maria referring to a couple of guests earlier this morning on "the washington journal." that out,e to check you can watch portions of that program on our website at c-span.org. we have the weekly radio addresses from the president and the reply to republicans, at first, we go to sandy in surprise, arizona. sandy, go ahead. just want to say to mr. cronk, thank you very much for running for this trump, thank you very much for running for this country.

and a previous caller had said something about the media. the media is terrible. although want to do is focus on mr. trump. ity just wanted to dissect and turn it inside out and run with it. it shows the kind of rhetoric that is told over and over again. it is not right and it is not fair and it should be stopped in some way because it is just terrible. i believe 100% that some things are not done correctly, but the leadership in this country has really taken this country in the wrong direction and people like hillary clinton and mr. sanders who think that they are going to give this country away because they can is not right. would like to say, mr. trump, thank you very much. announcer: thanks for calling. todd joins us from holiday, pennsylvania on the line for independence. caller: i would -- independents. caller: i would like to talk

about a couple of things. first of all, i am a small business owner supporting family members, and we have been taxed to death. we pay federal taxes, state taxes, and local taxes, so about 32% of the money that we bring in is being taxed. the other thing is personally i am single, a 40 five-year-old male, i signed up to obamacare was 100e penalized, it $90.54 last year, i went to renew my policy this year and was told the policy and plan -- 109.54, i went to a new my policy this year, and was told the policy and plan was not available. donald trump has told the truth when he says it is a scam and it is a scamming people who can't

afford the premiums and they are sometimes being raised by 140%. another thing is, as other callers have said, he is not as polished as the other candidates who are running, but i think he is a sound businessman who is going to surround himself with the best minds available, and i think he could really change the way things are going and are headed in a good direction. so those are my feelings today and thank you very much. foruncer: thank you calling. denny and lamarr, iowa. go ahead, lenny -- lenny in lamarr, iowa. go ahead, lenny. caller: thank you. very long toe me realize that the democratic side were not my people, so i didn't

stay on the democratic side at all. for mr.d i would vote trump, and i kind of feel like one thing though, he has really gotten up and wrapped by the media. every move he makes he gets criticized for. they don't tell people what time to go to the bathroom. i mean, why don't they clean this thing up a little bit? it is just ridiculous. i think it is way out in left field. i am a democrat but i tell you, i am not going to vote for them, i am going to vote for a man who can bring us back and make america great again, donald trump. right, thanks for calling, the wisconsin primary is coming up on tuesday for both the republicans and the democrats, and we will be coming -- we will be covering the democrats live here on c-span, live from milwaukee. both hillary clinton and senator bernie sanders will be there and will speak and we will have that for you here on c-span.

♪ during campaign 2016, c-span takes you on the road to the white house as we follow the candidates on the span, c-span radio, and c-span.org. announcer: in his weekly address, the president talks about the nuclear security summit and working with other nations to present terrorist attacks. senator richard burr from north carolina has the republican response in ways to combat isis and why it has become a global threat. hi, everybody.: this week i am speaking to you from our nuclear summit. leaders from around the world are making sure that we are coming together to face one of the threats of global security, terrorists getting her hands on

weapons of mass destruction like a nuclear weapon. so far, no terrorist group has succeeded in getting a nuclear chemicals toting create a dirty bomb. have no doubt that if terrorists got this material, they would use it. that is why we are leading a global effort to prevent that. we are working with other nations, and we have secured and moved material from 250 nations. this material will never fall in the hands of terrorists. central europe and south east asia are on track to be free of these weapons later this year. that means that terrorists and criminal gains a looking around for ingredients for a nuclear in thewill find places world where it is now off-limits.

this summit is a place to keep up our efforts to prevent the world's most deadly networks from obtaining these deadly weapons. this also presents another opportunity in making sure that we remain focused in our fight against isil. high number of our countries have been targeted by isil -- a number of our countries have been targeted by isil. and iraq, isil continues to lose ground. we continue to take out their leaders and those who are planning terrorist attacks against our countries. their morale is suffering and isil is squeezed in syria and iraq, but it is lashing out elsewhere, as we have seen most recently and tragically from turkey to brussels. we have been trying to disrupt terrorist attacks, but it requires even more cooperation and it sure is more information

and intelligence. that is why i have invited all of the nations represented at the summit to join us in a broader discussion of security services in how we can improve information sharing to prevent terrorist attacks. a difficultes to be fight and every day, our dedicated professionals, military, diplomatic, counterterrorism, homeland security, law enforcement, and nuclear experts are working to protect us. this week, more of the world's nuclear materials are more secure. as the commander-in-chief, i want you to know that we are doing everything in our power to keep this nation safe and strong and free. sen. burr: hello, i am senator richard are from the great state of north carolina. today i will lay out to you the terrorist threat to the united states and our allies, a growing in thethat is no longer

middle east and south east asia. there have been for additional significant terrorist attacks to iraq and yemen and pakistan. dismantle and defeat al qaeda while the islamic state, whose lineage dates back to al qaeda in iraq, is growing. the islamic state's technical and social media savvy has inspired many to enjoin it and to conduct horrific acts. is well financed and they have well-trained people who were brutally effective. their fighters are now going beyond iraq and syria, often to devastating effects as seen in the streets, cafes, and airports of paris and brussels. isilng to simply contain should no longer be seen as an

acceptable course of action. while the president says that they have contained isis in iraq and syria, their footprint is crossing the world. tohas aspiring abilities inspire others. the growing influence in libya and afghanistan has created safe havens, and it continues its ongoing efforts to carry out attacks. i just returned from europe where i had the opportunity to speak directly to intelligence community officers with our partners who are struggling to address the volume of threats. i have spent years with the intelligence community and i have been briefed almost daily on the threats and issues concerned with this. i cannot remember a time where the united states and our allies faced a greater threat across the world. i remain concerned that these

plots, some that we have identified and are pursuing and some that we will likely not, will continue. i feel strongly that we cannot simply focus our efforts on how to best respond to attacks once they have happened. morest collectively be proactive in engaging the enemy. before 9/11, our enemies were confined to save havens, that that is no longer the case. our intelligence community and law enforcement agencies are 24/seven in fighting for u.s. interest at home and abroad. men and women inside the united states have been found in connection with the islamic state. 1000 opens almost investigations against suspected recruits and individuals in all 50 states. when the president says we must seek to contain ice all, i don't know where he wants to contain them.

isil operatives are every where. they are beyond containment and we must move decisively and with purpose to eliminate the islamic state. we must work with our allies to target its leadership, it's infrastructure, and it's support network. mastic we, we must enable our law enforcement to give them the tools in the wording they need -- tools and authority that they need to keep our citizens safe. the number of extremists who wish to do us harm is growing. more troubling, their capabilities to do harm may soon outpace the administration's strategy of containment. the president accurately stated last week that isil poses a threat to the entire civilized world. now it is time for a strategy to match that threat. however,sing on isil, we cannot take our eyes off of the consistent and growing threat of al qaeda and its

affiliates. dedicated withs its senior leadership hiding out in the outer reaches of afghanistan and pakistan. its affiliates are also committed to attacking us and they have the capabilities to do so. with theay agree president parson's senior leadership team that we must retain relentless pressure on al must make sure that our words match our continued action. to's act decisively eliminate it. thank you for listening and god bless america. c-span, created by america's cable companies >> what do you do for a living? >> i am proud to say i am a cable tv operator.

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