you notice the cameras never turn. -- thoses never turn. cameras never turn. they never ever return. all the time you go home and you want to see how was the crowd, and if hillary has 500 people, they will say she had a fantastic, -- crowd. here we have thousands.

they just said this is a new record for this arena and there are thousands of people outside, and the media will not even mentioned. has 500 people, they will say what a fantastic crowd. and wait till you see the results on november 8? people will say, wow, that is really surprising. because the whole deal is rigged. generations of failure and neglect are going to be coming to an end when we win this election on november 8. on the inside. i have seen how the system works. i think i probably know how the system works better than anybody. now i am on your side, and i'm here to fight for you and we are going to win.

together we are going to smash the corrupt establishment and deliver justice for the forgotten, and these are forgotten men and women, the forgotten men and women of this country. as wikileakson, proves, is a corrupt globalist. do not worry, that thing will be looked into. it is really, really sad. really, really sad. read the story of whoeat four-star general told one story to the fbi.

they said it was not true. might have been a lie. and guess what -- his life was destroyed. he could go to jail for five years. she lies over and over and over and over -- 39 times she said to the fbi, on july 4 weekend, not reported and not sworn in, not recorded and not sworn in.said i cannot recall 39 times. well, that is a lot, because everything there she could recall. her entirehow position on the transpacific partnership is a total lie, and you saw that during the debate, the second debate, where she say? no, no, what did she

she said what? transpacific partnership. she said it was the gold standard. during the debate, she said, i never said that. with the line in the sand, the red line in the sand -- no, i was not secretary of state. turns out she was the secretary of state. and who won the debates? thank you. money fromng in foreign lobbyists. i'm running to represent america and america first, you, all of us, together, me, you, everybody. we are going to renegotiate the

nafta, the worst trade bills signed and done in world history. that will almost be bad as nafta. nothing could be as bad as nafta. the transpacific partnership will be almost as bad, and we are going to stand up to foreign product dumping" the manipulation the likes of which you have never seen. makes it impossible for our businesses to compete. 70,000 -- you heard me say this --how could i be so mucht? 70,000 factories have shut down or left the united states since china entered the world trade organization. 70,000 factories. president obama is out

campaigning. he should be focusing on jobs, on isis, on crime come on bringing back our manufacturing, and not campaigning for crooked hillary. are i am president, we going to start making things again in america. and we are really going to start making things in your great state, where i went to school, pennsylvania. we are also going to unleash the power of american energy right here in pennsylvania,s shale, gas, clean coal, and all the new infrastructure that comes along with it. americare energy for just endorsed -- guess who -- donald trump. i'm not surprised.

we're putting pennsylvania back to work and we are putting the special interests out of work. rebuild ouroing to depleted military. these are the greatest people on earth, but our military is depleted. it is the pleaded. our navy is the smallest it has been since world war i. with 35 of the leading defense experts in this country endorsed this week, and i have endorsing me 200 admirals and congressional -- you know, the medal of honor -- these are people who are seriously brave, or brave than me, i will tell you that, medal of honor winners. yet 21. have 200 admirals and generals

have endorsed donald trump. so we had the lowest number of ships since world war i. we will build the navy back to 350 ships. that is the number that we need. we are going to have the largest effort at rebuilding our military since ronald reagan. by the way, and this is when we need it. the world hates our presidents, the world hates us. you saw what happened in the philippines, after years and years, they are now looking to russia and china because they do not feel good about the week america. wea america, and that is a very strategic location. k remember, he did not want obama to come there a few weeks ago. obama was supposed to visit there. thatould have done

with other countries, when they did not meet him, he should have said, captain, let's get out of it. that happened in saudi arabia, right? that happened in cuba, right? only the first time it has happened in the fabled history of air force one. so all of this will require a truly national effort. theadelphia naval yard is perfect example. i will instruct my secretary of likeavy to study locations philadelphia with a long history of service to our military and proximity to industry, what is a better place, and find a way to involvement in this national effort. we are bringing jobs back to philadelphia. we are bringing jobs back to pennsylvania. out navy and he will do it with american steel made right here in pennsylvania.

not -- there will not be dumping and there will be not be currency minute relation, and if there is, there is going to be a price to pay. do not forget we are to piggyback. we have rebuilt china. they have taken so much money out of our country. you have to see the airports, roadways, tunnels, and we have suffered so much. our intersection is such an -- our infrastructure is such a mess. we will rebuild our massively the pleaded infrastructure. instead of rebuilding other targetes',we we will substantial investment to fix transportation, drinking water, and other vital interests. this can be achieved through a focus on public -- private partnerships, proven financing programs, and tax credits that incentivize companies to make

major investments in your community. this means help for projects like the pennsylvania turnpike as well as the pennsylvania portion of the appellation appalchiantem, -- highway system, which is falling apart. it will operate -- upgrade bridges in the commonwealth. does anybody ever want to swim and just relax? know you are going to be alive? so many are structurally deficient. and we do not do anything. we will go to different places in the middle east. trillion int now $6 the middle east and we are in far worse shape than we were 15 years. if we had done nothing, you would not have the migration, the wars -- we are so much further away than we were before we spent -- so we spent $6

have?on, and what do we a total mess. a total and complete mess. so if we did nothing, if we did absolutely nothing, we would be in great shape. unbelievable. and then we backed the rebels. rebels turned out to be worse than the guys who were there in the first place. we do not who the hell we are backing? what a group we have? what a group of geniuses. debate,y say during the and i tell them, but they say, mr. trump, how would you defeat isis? i do not really want to tell you. does that make sense? sense?w, does that make but, mr. trump, the american people demand to know. i say, they do not. the reporters demand to know.

they are the only one. unbelievable. unbelievable. obama, clinton -- the that in 10 years, instead of rebuilding america with the money, it was all lost, and our infrastructure is a third world country. so we owe more money than we have ever owed. where up to $20 trillion. it would be one thing of the rotary great shape, hospitals, schools, bridges, everything, great shape. it is falling apart. and we owe $20 trillion. that is a problem. but i will solve it. i am good at things like that. hillary clinton, when she ran the state department, lost or dollars -- $6

billion. you ever heard of that one? now she is going to come in and run the country. i do not think so. hillary is the most corrupt person ever to seek the office of the presidency. from wikileaks we have just learned she tried to get $12 million from the king of morocco for an appearance, more pay for play -- $12 million. man. wikileaks also shows in new e-mails the clinton campaign boasting about working women, very friendly and malleable reporters, including a reporter they"the new york times," described as say. i have the same reported. she is not safe. she is brutal on us. i wish my people would say she is safe. any she will do whatever the

hell they want her to do. rigged system, and a big part of the rigging are these dishonest people in the media. big part. big part of it. is an amazing -- they do not even want to look at you, folks. i think they consider you like hillary, they consider you were deplorable and irredeemable also. the media, the special interests, wall street, the career politicians, the system gged and, with your help we are going to beat the system and we are going to unrig the system. that is why i am proposing a

package of ethics reform to make our government honest once again. it is time to drain the swamp in washington, d c d.c. tonight when you go home and watch this on television, the only people you are going to see -- the only people, this way. a not going to show the record-setting -- they're going to show the people back, but they are going to become more famous because of us, but the only people you see are the people -- they never move it,

they never. now, could somebody act out being a protester so the cameras all move off. there is a protester. there is a protester. the only time they move those cameras -- look, there is a protester. look. there is another protester. these people are the worst. one new proposal i am outlining today will help us put the correct regulatory industry out of business, the group that are es, your naturald gas, they are taking your jobs way. i will put in congress for every one knew regulation, two old regulations must be immediately

eliminated. we are losing $2 billion in economic activity each year because of relations. areg people getting rich the people in the special interests. they are making a fortune. i will push for a constitutional amendment to oppose -- to impose term limits on all members of congress. endonly will we government corruption, but we will end economic stagnation. my plan lowers our middle income taxes that are going down three brackets from seven. taxes are coming way down for individuals. hillary is raising your taxes substantially. we are already the highest-tax

nation in the world. they're going to rebuild our nner cities. african-americans and hispanics living in the inner cities are suffering. the violence is unbelievable. you walk to the store with your child and you get shot, so much, so much violence, worse than some of the war zones you're talking appeared there is no education, no jobs, no safety. there is no safety. in chicago 2500 people have been shot since january 1. can you believe that? 3500. homicides are up nearly 50% in washington, d.c., and more than 60% in baltimore. and it is getting worse and worse and worse. to the african-american and , what theoters, i say hell do you have to lose? i will fix it.

vote for donald trump. i'm going to fix it. we are going to fix it. we are going to fix it. the democrats have run the inner cities for in some cases over 100 years, unbroken, and they have not done anything except every four years they come in and get the and taken for granted. he do not do anything. thee going to help african-american community, the hispanic to many, we're going to fix our inner cities and we are going to get jobs. we will be a rich nation once again, but to have a rich country, we must also be a safe country. national security begins at the border. speaking at a secret meeting to a foreign bank, hillary clinton said her dream is for totally open trade -- ferragu go your jobs -- and open borders -- there goes your country. there goes your country.

hillary's plan includes an open border within middle east, meaning generations of radical terrorists coming to our shores. it will spread and grow. we do not know who these people are, where they come from. this will be the great trojan and i do notera, want to be around, i do not want to be the one that is responsible for the great trojan horse. 550% thatnging in obama has left in. we have enough problems. we have enough problems. this and i will state it clearly. if elected president, i am going to keep radical islamic terrorists the hell out of our country.

>> usa! usa! usa! mr. trump: isn't it great how much we all love america? we love our country. we will also stop crisis of illegal immigration. a trump administration will secure independent our borders, and, yes, we will build that wall. it will be built, and mexico will pay for that wall. we have the first ever endorsement from our great people of isis and the border e and order virtual

officers. the first time they have ever endorsed a presidential candidate. they know what has to be done. it was reported a man deported from our country 10 times in six years has been charged with a rating of a 12-year-old girl. in august texas police arrested a serial illegal immigrant who had been deported five times. the victims included a woman with a cane who took his offer to drive her home. he left her on the side of a road severely beaten. 64-year-old air force veteran was raped and beaten to death with a hammer by a repeat offending criminal illegal immigrants you should have been reported. they want to deport him. but the obama administration ever got around to it. impose elected, we will tough new mandatory minimum

prison sentences for anyone who illegally reenters the country after previously being deported. that way they are not coming back. will swiftly removed and deport criminal aliens in this country and dismantle the gangs and cartels preying on our citizens and our use. either we win this election or we lose our country, and it is really that. a victory in november will be a victory for you, the american aople, and that is 100%, victory for this country. offinish up, here are some the amazing things we're going to do for our country starting in 2017. they're going to have the biggest tax cut since ronald reagan and even actually a little bit bigger. eliminate every unnecessary job-killing

regulation. they're going to defend religious liberty. we will be providing school to everyo important, low-income child in america and we are going to end common core and bring education local. we are going to support the men and women of law enforcement. save our second amendment, which is totally undersea each. siege.er and we will be appointing justices to the united states supreme court who will uphold and defend the constitution of the united states. for the next 18 days, you have to get every last person you know out to the voting booths.

this is our one magnificent chance to reclaim our country for we, the people. -- it is ourhance. last chance. i'm going to fight for every citizen, for every background, from every stretch of this nation. i'm going to fight for every child living in poverty. i will fight for every child who lost their child to illegal immigration to drugs and gang violence. i'm going to fight for every community whose jobs in factories have been ripped out of your state and so many other states. you look at what is happened in ohio and look at new england, look at the areas of new england, upper new york state, look at what has happened to our eduntry, and they have shipp[ all of these jobs and countries -- and companies to other countries.

we do not make things any more. we are going to have apple making things in our country. we are going to have companies like apple start making things, not in china, not in vietnam, and not all over the world, and they will be happy to do it. we are going to have these great companies make things in our country. i'm going to fight for every person in this country who believes government should serve the people, not the donors and the special interests. fight to bringto us all together as americans. we are a divided nation. we are going to fight to bring everybody together. imagine what our country could accomplish we started working together as one people, under one god, saluting one american plan. -- flag. >> usa! usa!

mr. trump: in 10 years, 20 years, 30 years, 40 years, you're going to look back at this rally for the rest of your life, you're going to remember this day. this is a movement has never taken place in our country before. and the dishonest media does not like talking about it. they do not like talking about it. you are going to look back at this election and say this is by far the most important vote you any ever cast for anyone at time. you are going to be proud of your country again, and hopefully you are going to be very proud of your president, who was going to do the job.

win -- if we win, the change you have been waiting for well finally arrive/. you must get out to vote. we will win. we will shock the world. rexit-plus,ng to be b brexit-plus, and a lot of people say we cannot poll this thing. i left north carolina, and one of the big pollers said they cannot polls this thing, and a congressman said we have never ever -- he said i have never

seen this in 25 years. they said we cannot poll they have ever felt like voting, they never have the confidence of the people that are running. they are coming up and wearing trump shirts and hats. they are amazing and they love this country. we have to win. november 8, go out and vote, and we will make america wealthy again. we will make america strong again. again. make america safe and, we will make america great again. thank you. god bless you. god bless you. thank you. [applause] ♪

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donald trump leaving the stage in johnstown, pennsylvania. we will take your phone calls and why what you think in election 2016. phone lines on your screen. republicans -- for democrats -- and independents and all others -- we are going to get right to your phone calls. noah has been waiting patiently from the north carolina, a democrat. who are you voting for and why? i just want to say that

if i say i am with her, i don't necessarily mean hillary clinton. i thought this was the green party line. >> we have you on the line. do you know who you are voting for and why? caller: actually, i am not old enough to vote yet, but if i were to vote, i would devote for for stein -- would vote jill stein because she would carry on the revolution. all the things we cannot afford, she would enabl able to supports by taking us out of middle east wars and cutting college debts. >> thank you for the call and stay plugged in to wall the information that you can about the election. we will take another call. trudy is calling from franklin, ohio. donald trump will be visiting your state tomorrow. you are on the republicans line.

who are you voting for and why? caller: i am absolutely voting for donald trump. he espouses absolutely everything that i think so many people feel, but have not communicated. i'm disappointed in what is going on within the gop. is --k the fact that he has come out for term limits is very important because too many of our politicians go to washington and then -- they are corrupted. they forget about what the constituency is looking for. just speaking to the people and that is why he is where he is at. >> thank you for the call. i want to let everyone know who is watching, right after this donald trump event, we will be going to a campaign event for

hillary clinton. she is in cleveland, ohio. on the podium is the former governor of that state, ted strickland. she is campaigning for her. on the right side of your screen, the donald trump rally breaking up. back to back rallies in this day. clinton and donald trump. from oklahoma, who are you voting for and why? caller: i'm still undecided at this point. i do recognize that the debate committee was not fair to the libertarian cause. i expecthe team that to be voting for, but i will .ast my absentee ballot

cause is whatn i'm leaning very strongly for. i'm so glad that mr. trump is recognizing the need for term limits. that includes the supreme court, in my opinion. our believe that all of government needs to be reformed in a good, positive way. i encourage mr. trump to please focus on the positive things in america because we are a great nation. we are a people that love to have democracy and i'm very pleased that voter turnout has been wonderful. him to use hisge teleprompter and his humor, but

to be very presidential. >> you are going to cast your vote for gary johnson, not donald trump, but you are still a donald trump fan? caller: i'm still very open. i would love for the trump committee to bring gary johnson to the forefront and william wells. they have not been heard enough. i have had to watch on the ipad, the internet to get any information. >> make sure to check out c-span.org too, because anytime we can, we haven't tried to cover every candidates, including green party and libertarians. onto ebensburg, pennsylvania. chris, who are you voting for in 2016 and why? caller: i just finished watching the donald trump rally in johnstown. i'm somebody who votes for the person and not a party.

i will be voting for hillary clinton. however, tonight, i saw a local representative who runs for htate representation in the 77t district -- i will be voting for her and she is a republican. i will go down the ticket depending on if the values line with my. i don't believe donald trump values women in the way the president of the united states should. selfishhe has many thoughts in mind and he is thinking about how people prove the country. be happily voting for hillary clinton. >> thank you for the call. we will now go live. hillary clinton taking the stage -- that is not live. we are still waiting for hillary clinton. she will be speaking very shortly. we just saw donald trump and he was speaking in pennsylvania.

hillary clinton speaking very shortly in cleveland, ohio. tomorrow, they trade states. donald trump will be in ohio, hillary clinton will be in pennsylvania. we will have that live for you tomorrow at 4:45 p.m. eastern time for hillary clinton's campaign in pittsburgh. mikerow, donald trump and pence at 7 p.m. in cleveland ohio. a call from rebecca from canton, ohio. who are you voting for and why? caller: i am voting for donald trump. vote as much as i can and i always vote republican. the huge issue donald is from theing media.

i think the war waged on him from the republican party to the democratic party to the mainstream media has been the most corrupt and excessive and piled on that i have ever witnessed. >> how long have you known that you would be voting for donald trump? review interested in some of the other candidates? bushr: i did start with and then rubio. then, i realized something. along withthat, myself, the majority of this -- we wantts to have to have a congress that is for the people. i think that donald trump, he has support for the people. he is our only voice. what you see through hillary position andblic

then it private view and position. i don't see how anyone can see through the fact that she has her own agenda and how corrupt her campaign has been. trump-cca, again, donald mike pence both going to be in your state tomorrow at 7 p.m. eastern in cleveland, ohio. you can watch them live right here on c-span. you can also stream it at c-span.org or check out the free radio app. taking your phone calls. we want to hear about who you were thinking of voting for in 2016. 18 more days to go before the election unless you already voted early. i have a call from erin on the line for independents and others. who are you voting for and wife? hy? caller: thank you for taking my call. definitely i am voting for

trump. being an immigrant to this beautiful country and contributing over 40 years with andork and paying taxes, knowing what happens in other countries because i traveled to many other countries very often -- i find only trump is the hope for the future because hillary clinton will continue all the same. hillary clinton will exacerbate whatever we have of a problem in this country. trump is the only glimmer of hope. i don't know how much he can do fighting the republican establishment. i don't know how successful he is going to be, but at least he gives us some hope that things will change. >> thank you for the call. this is an article having to do with the dinner that both donald trump and hillary clinton were at last night. it was a fundraiser for a

charity. it was sort of a way to have some lighthearted humor. wasinal dolan between the two of them. there were some strong jokes made between the nominees. private dolan said in donald trump praised clinton as tough and talented. while they both have taken swipes at each other, cardinal dolan says the candidates had nice things to say off stage. he said i was very moved by them to be courteous, to get along, to save nice things privately. if you missed any of that, you can watch it on c-span.org and check out some of the humor between the two candidates. we are taking your calls before this campaign rally with hillary clinton. we will take barbara next.

barbara, pronounce the name of your city for me. thank you. democrats line. go ahead. caller: hello? >> i think you might be having a problem with your tv. go ahead and turn it down. we will take another call and get back to you. gus is on the line from california? all right, gus, are you there? caller: yes, it is los angeles, california. >> who are you voting for and why? --ler: i'm voting for >> i think we are having the same problem. see if you can turn down your tv. caller: i'm voting for donald --mp because he's

>> i will put you on hold. try to get the tv turned down. judy is calling from richmond, kentucky on the independents and others li are you therene. -- line. are you there? caller: i'm voting for donald trump. pillory once to close the coal miners in kentucky and that is not right. >> is that the only reason you will be voting for trump? believei like him and i it was wrong because you can look at their facials to tell that they were lying. >> is coal important at where you are in kentucky? caller: pardon? >> is coal an important industry in kentucky? caller: coal is very important

because you would be putting out a lot of coal miners out of business. that is just not right. there are a lot of families in this state. it would hurt virginia and pennsylvania. >> a number of those states affected. i will show you one more article. it is from "fortune" magazine. why donald trump will not bring coal jobs back to west virginia. this is from back in july. west virginia coal mining jobs are not coming back. the state would need to look elsewhere for growth. he talks specifically about donald trump's promised to bring coal mining jobs back to west virginia is the fantasy -- pure fantasy even if environment to protections are eased, demand will decline because of market

forces. that is "fortune" magazine. june in north carolina. who are you voting for and why? caller: as a registered democrat, i will be voting for donald trump. >> why? caller: because after seeing the various videos from james o'keefe, and seeing what is involved in the party along with reading the wikileaks e-mails, there is a lot of corruption and i don't feel the white house is up for sale. i will be supporting donald trump in this election. >> thank you for the call. republican line from cincinnati, ohio. jim. caller: yes. i was going for trump. >> and why? caller: he is the best man for the job.

had a stroke years ago and i -- i like trump because [indiscernible] >> thank you for the call, jim. here is david in ohio. line for independence and others. who are you voting for and why? this year, i will not vote for gary johnson again. i will be voting for trump. trumpwill do that is with i feel like he is more of what we will need in terms of for policy. hillary and romney, obama, even george bush all have the same for policy. -- jill stein came

out and said she was more concerned about hillary having her fingers on the nuclear codes instead of trump because of what is going on with russia. overall, for the safety of our country and what voters want for the foreign policy, he will be better for our country and our safety. >> you will be hearing from donald trump in your state 7 p.m. he will be with mike pence in cleveland, ohio at 7:00 tomorrow. hillary clinton at 4:45 p.m. tomorrow in pittsburgh, pennsylvania. she will be with tim kaine. you can tune into that live tomorrow here on c-span. you can also stream it on c-span.org. again, both candidates campaigning today. we will take you live very shortly to hillary clinton's rally. she is in cleveland, ohio. as soon as things get started --

it is running about 10 minutes behind schedule -- we will take you there live. take a look at some of the campaign promises from both candidates from today's washington journal and then your phone calls right after. n journal" continues. host: angie drobnic holan is joining us, editor for politifact. thank you for joining us this morning. having me.k you for host: how did politifact get funded? and how is it guest: we're independent nonpartisan news website. bayere started by the tampa times, florida's largest newspaper, and our mission is to check what politicians and other political groups say in square.ic so every report on politifact is we ct-checking report and rate the statements that we look t on a truth meter scale and the ratings go from true to true, mostly half

false, false, to pants on fire. are the fact checkers and how exactly do they make their decision? guest: well, we're independent journalists, most of us have and we r backgrounds research by looking at we talk to reports, archives of news articles or data, depending what is. fact check we write up our report and then three editorsl of who edit the report and decide on the rating. new fact checks just about everyday. host: how important is it to do work in this or any election cycle? guest: it's really important. came out of

host: angie, this year, it seems

especially there is a lot of mistrust of the press and people fashion themselves as experts on these various topics. how do you establish credibility in the work that you do? guest: with most news organizations, credibility is earned overtime. we have a track record of being independent, fact checking both democrats and republicans. there is another thing that we do to be transparent and show readers our work and that is our reports are very literal. we found this, we found this and then we saw this. as we lay out exactly our thinking on the issues so they know exactly why we are rating what we are rating. on the right-hand side of every report, we have a source list that is hyperlinked. we are reporting in a very skeptical age. we don't expect any of our readers to take our word for it. with our source list, we can see

exactly what they consulted and they can check it out for themselves. i think transparency around fact checking is very important and that is how people evaluate our work. host: we have some examples of the fact checking going on. this is from the september 26 debate at hofstra. hillary clinton talking about donald trump and the hacking issue. this is a statement we are about to hear that politicafact graded as half true. mrs. clinton: we have to make it very clear that the united states has much greater capacity and we are not going to sit idly by and permit state actors to go after our information. our private sector information or public sector information. we are going to have to make it clear that we don't want to use the kinds of tools that we have. been a different kind of

warfare, but we will defend the citizens of this country. the russians need to understand that. i think they have been treating it as almost a probing. how far would we go, how much would we do? that is why i was so shocked when donald publicly invited putin to hack into americans. that is just unacceptable. that is one of the reasons why 50 national security officials have said donald is unfit to be the commander in chief. it is comments like that that really worry people who understand the threats that we face. host: why was this rated half true? guest: we focus in on her statement that donald trump invited the russians to hack into americans data. we rated that half true. this is part of our method. we look very closely at particular statements.

so we went back into the reports -- what did donald trump say? >> well, it is finally time. give one of the shortest introductions you have ever heard. that you know if you want better schools, you will vote for hillary clinton, right? if you want for everybody to have a chance to go to college, you will vote for who? >> hillary clinton! >> if you want to preserve social security, who we you both for? if you want somebody who cares about our cities, who are you going to vote for? andou want a safer world one that respects the united states, who are you going to vote for? if you want health care, who are you going to vote for? if you want freedom of religion, who are you going to vote for?

>> hillary! pick presidents. that is what we do. we pick presidents. we know it is on us. we do the heavy lifting every four years. we are tested and we are tried. hillary clinton can count on us because we are tough. we are tough. man, you know what we have been through. we have been through a burning river. we have lived through -- remember we used to wear t-shirts that you have to be tough to live here? everybody in the world is talking about it. we are the champions. [applause] make 2016 the winning year. let's win the world series. [applause]

let's win the presidency. 2016 is our year. come on out, hillary clinton, my friend! ♪ [applause] ♪

ms. clinton: hello cleveland. ow. there is nothing like being introduced like that to get everybody going. what a time to be back in cleveland. [applause] the indians are going to the world series. [applause] theclinton: that is after cavs won the championship. what a year for cleveland. i for one am hoping for a great , i spent a lot of days at wrigley field as a kid, so that would be a dream for me

to have cleveland and chicago in a world series. i want to thank all of the people who are here today because you have heard from some great folks. i want to thank governor ted strickland, our candidate for senate. we could really use a democratic senate to get things done for the people of ohio and america. i want to thank mayor frank jackson. executive. i want to thank my friend, congressman tim ryan. all in.eed you we need you all in.

are rallying together and we need to rally together because i believe that we are stronger together. [applause] did anybody watch the debate on wednesday night? [applause] ms. clinton: that was the third and last time. [applause] ms. clinton: that i will ever have to debate donald trump. i have now spent 4.5 hours on stage with donald, proving once again that i have the stamina to the president. [laughter] really, you just have to be of good cheer when you find yourself in situations

like that. and because i love this country and i believe in the american so clear inuld feel my mind and heart about what we can do together. no matter what he was saying, i just kept thinking of all of the people that i have met throughout this campaign and i have a chance to talk about some of the most important concerns on people's minds, what should you up at night. as i said then and what i said continuously, we are going to invest in the middle class, we're going to invest in you and your families, we're going to make sure we produce enough good jobs with rising incomes that every single person, especially every single young american here to gowill have the chance as far as your talent and hard

work will take you. we are also going to protect our children from gun violence. we are not going to tolerate the kind of gun violence epidemic that has swept this country and results in the death of 33,000 people per year. we can come together to meet our challenge is no matter what they are. but on wednesday night, donald trump did something no other presidential nominee has ever done. he refused to say that he would respect the results of this election. [booing] ms. clinton: make no mistake, by doing that, he is threatening our democracy. saying, hey, we

have been around 240 years and we have always had peaceful transitions no matter who won or --t, if you lose an election i have lost an election, you don't feel very good next day. but we know in our country the difference between leadership and dictatorship, right? [applause] ms. clinton: and the peaceful transition of power is one of the things that sets us apart. it is how we hold our country together or who is in charge. countries as your secretary of state -- [applause] ms. clinton: i saw the difference between what we do and what others do. i was in countries where people jail their political opponent or them orthem or exiled

invalidate elections that they did not win. that can never be allowed to happen here. i believe that is true no matter who you support in the selection , whetherhis election you support me or my opponent, together we must support american mock mercy and to the country -- american democracy and support the country that has given us so much. the best way to do that is to turn out and vote. [applause] that is great. i'm excited because we are well on our way, there is an inspiring story being written

right now by people across america, and many of you are getting involved in this election, some of you for the first time in your lives. we have in america more than 200 million registered voters. [applause] that is more than we have ever had in our entire history, and that is really good --s for our mock mercy democracy. millennials million have registered to vote so far. [applause] ms. clinton: that means young people will determine the outcome of this election, which i think is the news. that means our future is in good hands. [applause] listen to this, because this is really exciting.

more than 4 million people have already voted. [applause] ms. clinton: including many people right here in ohio. daysct, in the first four of in person early voting here in ohio, or people showed up to vote than they did at the same time in 2012, in the last election, that is fantastic and it shows how serious people are taking this election. so numbers like this remind us negativityter the out there, there is something really exciting happening right now. people are coming together. democrats, republicans, independents, all of us to reject hate and division. [applause]

people are: motivated to vote early, to defend core american values, to embrace a future where every person counts, everyone has a place, and everyone can contribute. that is my vision. optimistic,eful, unifying vision for what our country will be. because from the beginning, our campaign has been focused on ideas, not insult. by bringing people together, not tearing us apart. [applause] want all of and i you to know that that is true not only for the campaign, but if i am fortunate enough to be your president, i want you to know, and i want you to tell anybody you know, any friends,

colleagues at school or work, in your neighborhood who may be planning to support the effort -- support the other guy, i want you to tell them that i want to be their president. i want to be every single american's president, whether you agree or disagree, what do .ou vote for me or against me disagree we can without being disagreeable. i believe that. i have seen that happen. i want to be a good listener. i know there are a lot of people here in ohio who are discouraged, frustrated or even angry about what is going on in their lives, losing jobs, they are upset about what they see happening around them. i get that. but i think anger is not a plan. we need plans that will help us

deal with the legitimate concerns and questions that people have here in ohio. i think that is what the country needs now. that is what i will try to offer. pretend thatg to we can just snap our fingers and soul are problems -- solve our problems, that would not be fair or true, but i know we can make progress together. you deserve something to vote for, not just against. [applause] ms. clinton: i want to speak directly to the challenges a lot of people here in ohio face, especially when it comes to our economy. i believe really simply that when the middle class thrives, america drives. when we held the economy from the middle out and ground up,

not on the top down, we are more likely to provide better lives, better incomes, better opportunities for more americans. [applause] my opponent has a different perspective. he really believes that if you give trillions, that is with a t , to the wealthy, millionaires and billionaires, everything will work out. it is trickle down on steroids. i believe we must invest in working families, in a middle-class, in mall businesses, that will power the economy. [applause] that is what we are going to do, we're going to get economy to work for everyone, not just for those at the top, who have done pretty well over the last years.

donald likes to say he is on the side of american workers but his actions tell a difference during. -- different story. he is been buying cheap chinese steel when he should be buying good american-made steel that supports american jobs. [applause] ms. clinton: this is a very important issue in ohio because you are one of highest still producing states in america, and you understand how important this is, to support the american steel industry, so i'm going to let donald try to explain himself to the steelworkers filing for unemployment. workers toese steel work, not american steelworkers, and we are going to change that. talk abouthis putting america first, he has

made his products in at least 12 other countries. are made in mexico, they could have been made in ohio. his furniture is made in turkey and it could've been made in cleveland. ware is made in slovenia. why doesn't he start by making things in america again? [applause] know thatn: we also he has not paid a dime in federal income tax for years. [booing] ms. clinton: he says that makes them smart, i don't know how smart you have to be to lose a billion dollars in the first place. that means that all of us of paid more in federal income

taxes than a millionaire. that means he has contributed 04 our militaryour ts.telegram -- pell gran tim kaine and i have a different view. we want to make the biggest investment in new jobs world war ii. in infrastructure and manufacturing, clean energy and technology and small business. there going to make america clean energy superpower of the 21st century. [applause] i have set some big goals. i want us to deploy half a million more solar panels by the end of my first term, and enough

clean energy to power every home within 10 years. [applause] we are also going to strengthen education at every level, starting with universal prekindergarten education. [applause] ms. clinton: and we want good schools with good teachers in every zip code so that every kid gets a world-class education. i one is -- i want us to bring back technical education in high school, i think it was a mistake when we took it out of our high schools. let us remember it is at community colleges like this that thousands and thousands of people in our country of all ages get such a good start. [applause] i'm going to make public colleges and universities tuition free for any families making less than $125,000 per

year. [applause] education should lift you up, not hold you back, and we are going to help you pay back and pay down your loans. too many young people are burdened by those debts. it is going to be great to help you pay it back as a percentage of your income so you are never on the hook for more than you can afford. senator bernie sanders and i worked on this plan together, it will help they've millions of people thousands of dollars, and you can go to our website see how much money you and your family could save with our plan. [applause] i also want to do more for apprenticeship programs. i think all of the unions represented here for all of the

great programs you have in place, thank you. i want to support apprenticeship program and skills training with business and labor unions because they are going to be -- there are going to be good jobs out there for welders and machinist and technicians and so much more. i want everybody to have the chance to get your piece of the american dream, and i think the american dream is a good enough for everybody. [applause] we are going to raise the national minimum wage because no one who works full-time should be in poverty. [applause] ms. clinton: as i said in the debate, i want to make sure that we take care of people on social security who are low income workers and women, particularly widows who lose half of their monthly payment when their husbands die.

we have to make sure social security provides a decent income for our seniors. and yes, don't you think it is finally time to guarantee a pay for women's work? [applause] now, the equal pay issue is important in and of itself is if you have a mother or wife or daughter sister who is working, you want her to be paid fairly. that is good for the entire family. but equal pay its it something even deeper. we've got to make sure that women and girls are treated with the dignity and respect in our country that they deserve. [applause] ms. clinton: we cannot tolerate the kind of behavior and language we have seen from my

opponent. he thinks that belittling women makes him bigger. he goes after their dignity, their self-worth. i don't think there is a woman anywhere who does not know how that feels. we are going to stand up for everybody, men and women, retirees, the young, everybody deserves to be treated with respect and dignity. [applause] ms. clinton: i have said repeatedly that we are going to reform the criminal justice system. worksks -- so that it fairly for everyone. we have to address systemic racism, it is still too big a part of our lives together. [applause] ms. clinton: i want to give credit to all of the young people, and really people of all ages, have been marching in speaking out and doing everything you can to make sure that issues of leasing and mass

incarceration, environmental justice, economic justice, educational equity, gun violence, voting rights, that they get the attention they deserve. because it is important that we lift these issues up and work to make sure that everybody in our country feels like they are seen and heard. all of the advocates and activists who have challenged us to think about these issues of race and justice and equality and opportunity in new and powerful ways really deserve our appreciation. i'm going to do everything i can to lift these issues up, because one of my hopes are my president will be to root out systemic racism and bigotry and discrimination in whatever form it takes. [applause] so really, when you think about it, my name will be

on the ballot, but it is not just me. people say, she has lots of plans and all of that. i do, but i have a lot of humility about this. i really believe our country is at a turning point, that this is a crossroads election. so yes, my name may be on the ballot, but the question really is, who are we as a country? what kind of future do we want to create together? it is so easy to get cynical about politics, but this matters so deeply to our families and communities and our country, and indeed our world. i want to say something to people who may be reconsidering their support for my opponent. i know you may still have questions for me. i respect that, i want to answer them and earn your vote. all reaching out to

americans, democrats, republicans and independents. i think america needs every single one of us to bring our energy and talents and ambitions to build that better country. i hope that as we move through these next 18 days, everyone seriously about -- everyone thinks seriously about what you really want to see, not just in your president but in your lives, in your jobs, in your education, in our future together. the only way we can have that positive, optimistic, unifying future is if all of you help us get there. every phone call you make, every door you knock on, every voter you register makes a big difference. i hope you will give whatever time you can in these last days. andcan go to our website sign up to volunteer.

"join" to join. we can help democrats up and down the ballot. remember that early in person on octoberhio begin 7, so inns on november you have more of a window to vote than a lot of people do. i hope you will exercise that. i hope you will decide that whatever issue you care about, you can almost in your mind's eye see it on the ballot, see it next to my name, see it whether you care about climate change and what we are doing to protect the great lakes, while creating good paying clean energy jobs. whether you believe women should

be able to make our own health care decisions. [applause] ms. clinton: if you believe marriage equality should be protected. americans should be treated equally. [applause] ms. clinton: if you believe we should do more to stop the opioid epidemic that is destroying lives and communities. that we should do more to help with mental health and make sure that people get the treatment that they deserve. if you believe we need to get the cost of health care, premiums, co-pays, prescription drug costs down. [applause] ms. clinton: if you believe that we should have a foreign policy

where we work with our allies, not insult them, and achieve common goals for peace and prosperity. [applause] chancenton: this is our to send a very clear, unmistakable message about what kind of country and future we want. i have two of the most wonderful , and i seeen ever them whenever i can, i face time with them all the time. i think about them endlessly because i feel such a sense of responsibility. not just because they are my grandchildren, obviously, and i would do anything to help them, but because i want everybody's children and grandchildren to have the same opportunities, to chart your own future, to believe in yourself, to

contribute to this great american democracy of hours -- ours. to be part of an economy that lets you up instead of dragging you down. i am motivated by the work i've done my entire life on behalf of kids and families. can to makeatever i it my mission to get every single person, especially every child and young person, the chance to live up to your god-given potential. let us go out and prove that love trumps hate. thank you. [applause] ♪

>> hillary clinton campaigning in ohio today. she is in that crowd somewhere, making her way through supporters. she talked about a number of issues, including climate, renewable energy and education. we are going to take your phone calls, we want to know who you are voting for and why. the numbers are on your screen. as we watch hillary clinton make her way through the crowd, the first call is maria on the

democrats line. you are you voting for and why? i am voting for hillary clinton. , for stability, her knowledge, her passion of forcountry, for americans, women, for family. just there are so many things. but i am voting for hillary clinton, our girl. we are hoping and praying that she will win and we believe that she will. line, missouri. debbie is on. caller: i'm voting for donald trump. host: why? caller: because, number one, he is following our constitution more accurately, not changing it

and alsod amendment protecting the country we live in and not eating other countries ahead of us. also, hillary clinton is more or for abortion, and is more about saving the trees and it is okay to help planned parenthood kill babies. americans do of not want abortion, and that is why i'm voting for donald trump your -- trump. host: new jersey, larry. caller: i will be voting for donald trump because hillary's onpaign has been based personal attacks against donald trump because she has no record to run on. and the record she does have is

terrible and she has been proven to be a serial liar. host: that was larry from new jersey. earlier today, we did watch a donald trump rally. he was in pennsylvania. tomorrow, he will be in ohio and we will take you there live at 7:00 eastern time. hillary clinton will be in pennsylvania with tim kaine. there we go. time, liveastern tomorrow. you can watch on c-span, use ur app.org or o barbara is on the line from california. caller: i am voting for hillary clinton. host: why? caller: there isn't enough time

that she isr than for everyone. everyone. she believes in pro-choice, which is very important to me. you do not have choice, you have no choice. horrible for our united dates of america. go hillary. host: republican line, oklahoma city. go ahead. john? right, one last call for john. let us try jason calling from south carolina. he is on the line for independent and others. who are you voting for and why?

caller: i took a good look at the candidates, and donald trump stand strong on trade and jobs, that is number one. , i feel like all of the smears on her campaign on women is false. i'm going to vote for donald trump and i love my country. host: thank you for the call. website a map that the 538 showing the electoral college, to give you an idea of who will win the presidency. they use a lot of statistics and polling and past history, and they're are putting at hillary clinton at 86.1% to donald trump's 13.9%.

you can go to this website for more details. we are at the hillary clinton rally. she is just leaving the room in ohio. we're taking your phone calls and want to know who you are voting for and why. linda in texas, your next. caller: voting for donald trump. host: why? caller: he is a working-class citizen. he is not a career politician and i believe he will represent everyone in america. as a white woman brutally call was, my 911 erased by the police chief and i am tired of the corruption and it follows along with what donald trump is saying in the release of e-mails. host: thank you for sharing your story with us. another call, howard in florida, independent. caller: i am going to vote for

hillary clinton and i'm going to vote for every republican down the ticket unless they have shown that they really do care about the american people. the republicans shut down the government and inflicted harm on the people of this country. people were out of work, people spent money on vacations that were ruined. the republicans did not care, they tried to force obama to repeal the affordable care act, and if not the government got shut down. on february 1, obama, at the direction of the cdc, asked for money to fund the government -- ka, and they refuse to do it without poison kills like defunding planned parenthood. that puts people's lives at risk. i saw an article in "the new

withtimes" with two babies zika and they were misshapen. there is no excuse for that. that is not right by any measure. host: and you are right there. caller: i live in the epicenter of the onslaught. how do you not pass disaster funding? they did not do it for sandy until chris christie started to embarrass them. it is so obvious. plus, in north carolina, the fourth circuit court of appeals, they just set aside the voter id law that the republicans passed and that law was set aside because the legislature had 4-5n the data from the last americans and they found out that african-americans voted on

sunday and they eliminated sunday voting, and they found out they voted early, say the eliminated early voting, they eliminated same-day registration. they tracked everything. whichever way african-americans voted, they did way are minimized it. host: thank you for the call. we're going to take a few more. this is a jr in north carolina. caller: i am voting for donald trump because i think he is going to take as places no democrat can take us. hillary is deceitful. i think she is just looking for votes and wants to go or more years. she is been in there for 30 years and has not accomplished anything whatsoever. i have three girls and one boy, and i really want to see them go places and i don't think my family is going to get anywhere with her.

she just lies and lies. deceitfulness,r the money she is taking, pay to play. i don't think she would be the right president. right now, i think donald trump is the man, the country needs to change and we have to try to move forward. host: thank you for the call. take a look at this article talking about the money involved and the fact that donald trump's warchest is one of the smallest in recent presidential campaigns. "republican donald trump could go down as one of the least well-funded candidates in a presidential campaign. he is entering the final part of the campaign without the money to match the advertising of his rival." taking your phone calls, we want to know me will be voting for and why. who is your vote? it was really convincing

because you had trumped using nasty words of the last couple of months, and you had hillary clinton fighting for children's rights. she is a grandmother. molesterot that child off and left about it. and her foundation stole $2 billion from children in haiti. pretty caring. out allanted to point the good stuff and think that she is winning right now thanks to the millions of people in debt were voting -- who are voting. host: you want to stay with us and let us know who you're voting for? caller: hillary is cricket --

crooked? host: who are you voting for? caller: donald trump. host: thanks for the call. last call, betty in las vegas. who are you voting for and why? caller: hillary clinton because i love her and she gets the job done. we need a female president, we need one. host: ok, thanks. we will leave it there and take your phone calls tomorrow morning on "washington journal." hillary clinton tomorrow will be with tim kaine in pennsylvania at a campaign rally at 4:45 p.m. eastern, and then donald trump will be with mike pence and ohio in cleveland, and we will take you there live at 7:00 p.m. eastern time. of --been taking a number taking a look at a number of state races.

republican john thune race $2.5 million and his opponent 24,000 -- three $4000. here is one of the debates. ♪ >> welcome to election 2016 brought to you by south dakota public broadcasting and aarp. we've teamed up to bring you a form between senate candidates. this is not a debate, it is a wrong -- forum. each candidate has equal time to address the issues.

there are no opening statements but candidates have the opportunity for closing statements. we have solicited statement from our members and i will name the source of the question. first, republican candidate in united states senator johnson -- also jay -- nd senator, i will start with you. i want to talk about the state of politics in our nation and in south dakota. there are a lot of ballot questions we will talk about. a few could change the way elections happen, maybe reform policy in our state. some of suggested the reason they are on the ballot is because americans have lost trust with government, they don't trust politicians anymore. i'm curious if you think we can change that as a nation and how

you cannot do that. >> thank you, and thank you to andic broadcasting and aarp my opponent for this opportunity to discuss the issues that are important in the selection -- this election. hearf the things that i probably more than anything else is that it seems like washington cannot get along, that things are broken and dysfunctional. i share the frustration, because it seems like sometimes we are not dealing with big issues and reforming our tax code and dealing with that and entitlement programs. when i tell people is, you may not see this because it does not make the cable news, but there are a lot of good things going on behind the scene. i serve on the ad committee -- ag committee, the finance , and i have the

privilege of chairing a committee called the commerce of science and transportation committee. we got a lot done. we have had a great deal of success just and lasting years. we were able to move, i altered a bill foruthored our freight by train. cuts red bill that tape for agricultural shippers and provide important funding for roads and bridges. we passed an aviation bill that went to the president and was signed into law that creates new aviation security measures that are important for people who try best travel in south dakota or and run world -- travel in south dakota and around the world.

we were able to expand the training range for the air force base. we're getting things done but is not always reported. you have to build relationships, you have to find common ground. too often, our politics is very polarized and partisan and it is toxic to most people. they want results. the work we've been doing in the work i am doing, we're getting results and things done. >> some of the issues voters on, they may want things done differently, in terms of elections. what can you do to make things better in washington, and do you ns no south dakota longer trust politics? >> thank you, and i want to

thank public broadcasting and aarp. i think you are right, i think the state of politics is dismal right now. we don't get a lot done, there is a lot of fighting going on. i am not a politician, i am the -- the only elected office i served on was for my local school board, a nonpartisan position. i'm running because i feel that frustration, i've talked to people around the state and i know there is a lot of frustration. it seems like there is a my way or no way attitude, especially in congress. they have a very low approval rating and i think i have earned that. i think the only way to change that is to elect new people, and that is why i am running. get reelected,ly and it is too bad because the voters look at incumbents and congress and they are not doing

the job we want, and they say, but my particular congressman or senator is doing great. the truth is, the only way we will change this is by putting in people who are really not political like myself. nonpolitical person, i think i can go to washington and reach across the aisle and work with other people to get things done. democrat, and this is a republican state. i went up to my hometown and met with some friends up there i knew from high school. we more or less did not agree with anything, we sat down and had a chat and discussed issues and sometimes in heated ways, but at the end of the night we found things could agree on and move forward on. the things we did not agree on, we had to disagree on. but we had to find things so that we can move forward. i think that is what the people of south dakota and the nation are looking for. i bring that to the selection

and i hope the people of south dakota will see that and elect me. >> senator, you talked about some of the politics that are polarized, and one of those is our presidential election. i want to talk about it here the beginning. when we look at the role of the president, do we still consider that to be a role model? >> it should be. unfortunately this year is not. i've made no secret of the fact that i am not happy about the options we have this year. we have two candidates that are deeply flawed, and i think unfortunately, the american people are going to have to make a choice between the two. i've made it very plain that i would love to see our nominee step aside and let mike pence become the standard bearer. but i know this, there are people who are extremely frustrated with what has been happening in washington, d.c.

under the current administration and we are going to prevent the next four years from being like the last eight years, we have to defeat hillary clinton. that is why i've suggested, i think the best way is for mike pence to be the nominee for our party. i so hope that is the case, but at this point we have to deal with the reality of the hand we of been dealt. we have a candidate who in terms , -- e role model hillary clinton in my judgment would be a disaster. regulations would continue under her, she would double down on obamacare, she would appoint liberal activist judges would put at risk, in my view, many of our basic constitutional rights like the second amendment. there are important policy differences on the ballot, but the candidate himself don't

represent the kind of character qualities that i would like to see in president candidate. they should be role models. >> in donald trump does make it to our next president, do you think you could work with him? >> i will work with whoever we elect. the challenges are too big, we need to get things done. i mentioned earlier some things on the domestic side that are important. we've got to get the economy growing again, we have had the worst economic recovery since the end of war two. this will be the first president who will not have a first year the economic growth rate is not more than 3%. we have flat wages. we're going to need leadership and people who will step up. whoever the president is, i'm going to get results. i presume we can get things done even at times when the politics

polarized.try are >> will you be able to work with that person if they are elected president? >> that is appoint a major disagreement between ourselves. we do have a seriously flawed candidate. donald trump is seriously unfit to be president, that is the opinion of lots of mainstream republicans. bush is going to vote for hillary clinton, and i can but many -- i can name many more. donald trump is a sexual predator, a man is made statements, and just today 20 or so women confirmed the statements he made. i'm disappointed in senator thune that he is said that he will still vote for donald trump.

i think donald is actually dangerous for our country. if he was elected president, we would have to work with him, but i think it would be a really dangerous thing. hillary clinton, i don't think is a flawed candidate. he is a -- she is a woman who is come from modest midwestern means, she went to public wasols and yale, she secretary of state, she was a senator, she was a faithful wife. she is but a great role model, i would have my daughter take her for a role model. donald trump is the opposite. that it really illustrates the problem we have dealing with the republican party today. the senator says he gets a lot of things done, but he has been area obstructionists. we don't have a supreme court, we had a 4-4 supreme court despite the fact that it is the

constitutional duty of the senate to defend the supreme court. our economy is doing great, we have since oh president obama took over. he brought us to where we have record stock market prices and we are nearly at full employment. unfortunately, he is had to do that with no help at all from the republican party. he has obstructed everything. when humana get tom daschle, he said i am readying its and because there are obstructionists. he was very cooperative president bush but when president obama took over, he is done the opposite. one of the main things the senator was against with tom daschle was the judicial appointments. at the time, president bush had

91% of his judges approved. president obama has only have 6%. -- 76%. republicans have had to legislative meetings in which they said they would not go along with anything president obama is going to do. we have to change that. i am a nonpolitical guy and i will work to change that. >> i want to move on to immigration, but before i do -- [laughter] --the issue of of sharpton obstructionists have come up. your follow-up. >> in the time i've been in congress, i have stood up when south dakota's interests needed to be stood up for. i stood up for my own president, when president bush was in office.

i stood up against president obama when he was against south dakota. you want someone who will stand up for south dakota values. with respect to role models, hillary clinton has repeatedly lied to the american people about whether or not she sent or received e-mails on her private e-mail account. she has destroyed 33,000 e-mails after she received a subpoena her to keep the told the them. she was called extremely careless with national security classified information. that is not somebody who is a role model. >> just quickly, i don't want to belabor the point too long, but secretaryis that clinton has been a role model for all women. she is been working for women

and children are entire career. this enough controversy is just something made up by the republicans. anyone who knows about e-mail knows you can't just a store e-mail, it has two sides. any e-mail that she may have since received had another side of it, it is still out there. wikileaks is releasing e-mails today, and certainly some of those 33,000 are in their. to say that south dakota values, i wonder what self coded values he thinks donald trump has. immigration. it is something that south dakotans think about. what would you do to secure our handle illegalso immigrants? >> illegal immigration has gone

down under president obama. as far as illegal immigration coming cross our border from the south, that is almost nonexistent now. what we really have, the problem we have is that between 10,000,000-15,000,000 people illegally, they overstate a visa or came across the border. they are leaving underneath the curtain. they don't have the protections of our country, and we need to find a way to address that so that those people have a fair way to access our country. really eventually participate in it. they came here because they see the united dates for what it is, the greatest country in the world. they are working right now, paying taxes, doing this kind of things, but they are not enjoying the things that our country has. we need to be vigilant, of course. i think we should bring refugees and the middle east where people are being killed and bring in

women and children refugees. they used to be a thing that the republican party did. platform, they wanted to provide asylum for refugees. that is something republicans walked away from. i think the illegal immigration problem is not the problem it was. we have to be vigilant, below we really need to do is find ways to help people here in this country that are underneath the covers. need help them come out and participate in our country, get the fruits of the work they're doing. >> senator, the same question, what more can we do to protect our border and deal with a little -- illegal immigrants? >> we are a nation of immigrants. norway,father came from the only english words they knew were apple pie and coffee. they had to learn the language,

and we had a different last name. the immigration officials asked them to change their name, so they chose the form where they worked. we have a long we have a long tradition of being a nation of him at once in this country or it we are also a nation of laws. we have to enforce the laws. theheated -- the key to immigration debate his enforcement. you can't do with the people who are here illegally unless you first do with sealing the border creating a biometric entry exit system so we can track people here that overstay their visas. have a way of verifying in the work place with the someone is legal when they come to work in this country. we have to do the enforcement first. if you don't get that part done rs