[applause] debates between candidates for utah's senate race ended wisconsin where senator ron johnson faces a challenge from former senator russ feingold. later, supreme court oral argument in a case about racial bias in jury deliberations. >> c-span's "washington journal," live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up saturday, a campaign reporter will talk about campaign 2016 and the growing divide in the republican party over donald trump. then matt lauer, executive director of the sentencing project, will discuss the voting rights of felons. and "new york times" correspondent michael schmidt will discuss the role of the united states in yemen as the u.s. military fires missiles inside the country on sites operated by rebels. earlier in the week, rebels in yemen launched failed missiles on two u.s. naval ships in the region. to watch "washington journal," live on c-span saturday morning. join the discussion. c-span's live coverage of the third debate between hillary clinton and donald trump. our live debate preview starts at 7:30 p.m. eastern. the briefing f

chuck, i know you're getting ready to talk with senator mike lee from utah. he's been never trump. yesterday he called for trump to these senators starting with john mccain going down the list to congressmen, congress women in the republican party saying why not vote for him but he should get out of the race. does that matter? is his campaign so antiestablishment that he can brush that aside? >> well, he can hope to brush it aside. it does matter because, you know, they -- the reason they're saying this, they need to find their way to 50% to win re-election. that's why it matters. this is no lr this is every republican for themselves and this is about their own survival. so the problem though, the line they're walking here is they still need trump supporters to show up because they need his votes to get to 50% but they also need the voters that are -- want to vote republican but are totally turned off by trump and i think that's their struggle here. that's why you've seen these odd denouncements, right? it's taken them forever to get new hampshire trump has a strong base and so you

debate commission welcomes you to the utah senate candidate debate. [applause] moderator: i am pleased to have been invited by the utah debate commission to moderate this debate. we are live in the kbyu studios on the campus of brigham young university for a debate between candidates for the united states senate. tonight, we will hear from incumbent republican mike lee and his democratic challenger, misty snow. we begin with each candidate making a 90-second opening statement. prior to the start of the debate, it was determined that misty snow will speak first. .s. snow misty: i would like to thank the utah debate commission for hosting this debate and thank all of you for hosting this debate. i was born right here in the state of utah and lived my entire life here. i have a deep connection to the state and its people and a deep appreciation for the culture of the state. if elected to the u.s. senate, i will be the first millennial and -- in the u.s. senate, making me a voice for my generation. i work in a grocery store. i am a working class person who

wednesday evening, republican senator mike lee and a democrat debate for the utah senate. thursday afternoon, the eighth district congressional debate between brian fitzpatrick and at 7:00, the republican senator and democrat deborah debate for the u.s. senate. friday night at 8:00 eastern, -- ron johnson and former democrat and cost hosting congressman joe and democrat catherine cortez debating for the nevada u.s. senate. the complete 2016 coverage on c-span and online at c-span.org and listen on the c-span radio app. satelliteat c-span's truck for donald trump tonight in the seconder debate. we will see what is going on on the campus america debate. [no audio] what is our live coverage of the second presidential debate between donald trump and hillary clinton begins this evening at 7:30 eastern with a preview of the debate and we will follow that with the debate itself and a clock. you can watch every minute on c-span and online at c-span.org the c-span radio app. plenty of talk about the 2000 five video featuring donald trump making lewd comments about severalhich has le

eastern republican senator mike lee and misty's note debate for the utah u.s. senate. on thursday, just afternoon, the pennsylvania a district congressional debate between fitzpatrick and steve . at seven, another debate for the north carolina u.s. senate. on friday night at 8:00 p.m. another debate. that is followed at 10:00 p.m. with republican congressman joe haack and catherine cortez debating for the nevada u.s. senate. watch the complete coverage on c-span and on live at c-span.org. listen on c-span radio app. >> from the washington post, headlined headline why mike pence is sticking with donald trump. phillips writes in stand with donald trump mike pence is making the best of bad options. he really doesn't have another choice despite their rocky relationship which took a nosedive this weekend. he rates the indiana governor make clear monday that he is sticking with his running mate to the bitter end. the article goes on, pence, social conservative and trump not a socialist conservative have been mismatch from the start. pence was staring at a trough reelection b

wednesday evening at 8:00 eastern, mike lee and misty snow debate for the utah senate. noon, thejust after debate between brian fitzpatrick and steve senator of. then, richard burr and deborah ross debate for the north carolina senate. friday night at 8:00, the wisconsin senate debate between ron johnson and russ feingold. that is followed at 10:00 with joe heck and catherine cortez-masto debating for the nevada senate. watch our coverage on c-span and c-span.org. listen on the c-span radio app. c-span will give you the chance to hear from the leading third-party presidential candidates -- libertarian gary johnson will talk about his campaign and answer calls at 8:00 eastern. then, a conversation with green party nominee jill stein and her running mate. that starts at 9:00. they will take your phone calls and tweets. we are covering state races all over the country, including the arizona senate debate. today, donald trump responded to comments made by john mccain last night. we will show you some of senator mccain's comments and then donald trump's tweet. i agreed with c

shortly after trump's response utah senator mike lee posted a video on facebook urging the republican party to expect more from its candidate and asking trump to drop out of the race. he says in part with all diseu respect, sir, you, sir, are the distraction. your conduct, sir, is the distraction, the distraction from the very principles that will help us win in november. and with the next presidential debate tomorrow and the election just 30 days away, this won't be the last julie longcheck has more on exactly what was said. >> i moved on her and i failed. i admit it. i did try and [ bleep ] her. she was married. >>reporter: donald trump's comments on a hot microphone in 2005 have come back to haunt the republican nominee at the most critical of times in 2016. >> you know, i'm automatically attracted to beautiful [ inaudible ] with a magnet. and when you're a star, they let you do it. >>reporter: trump was speaking with event host of "access hollywood" billy bush on the set of "days our lives" for a cameo appearance. his response 11 years later swift. this was locker room banter, a p

>>ly talk to senator mike lee of utah. and funll finally, all of it wi playing out on the debate stage during this most is surreal moment of the campaign. joining me for insight is steve schmidt senior adviser to john mccain. ruth marcus, column ist for the washington post. sara fagen, former adviser to george w. bush, and heather mcgee, from the think tank demos. >>> welcome to "meet the press" with chuck todd. >> good sun a day morning, and this one does feel different, and there are so many times that we are have said that trump can't survive this or that crisis, but the 2005 hot mic recording of trump's recording with billy bush of "access hollywood" may be the october surprise that even donald trump can't survive. >> i moved on her actually. a ped you know, she was down at palm beach and i moved on her and i failed. i will admit it. she was married. >> and who? >> nancy, and no -- this is i moved on her very heavily and in fact, i took her out furniture shopping. she wanted to get some furniture and i told her where t

priority in this state. >> reporter: this november women are competing for 35 seats in the utah house and senate if, in the unlikely event they win all 35, this would more than double the percentage of women in state government, but women would still only occupy a third of the utah state legislature. >> i'm an anesthesiologist. i'm a physician. my first priorities are to families and to my patients. and we could use some more of those kind of viewpoints in the legislature. there's a lot of people in real estate. a lot of people that are developers. there are not very many physicians, and there's not a lot of moms. and those perspectives really matter. >> learn why new york city tripled the number of languages on voter registration forms. visit pbs.org/newshour. >> >> brangham: in south korea today, samantha power, the us ambassador to the united nations visited the de-militarized zone bordering north korea. her visit comes barely a month after the north carried out its fifth nuclear weapons test. later, in seoul, power said the u.s. will use economic sanctions and military deterrence to isolate

already utah senator mike lee saying that trump should drop out. the pressure is mounting from big gop donors as well, but it's a move that is highly unlikely because of ballot issues. alex, early voting has already started in a lot of states. military ballots are already going in. people have already voted for trump. it's unclear what would happen to their votes say if he stepped down and governor pence took over. it's unclear if those votes would still count and unclear they would change any of the ballots going forward. we're only a month until november. >> is it clear in your mind, you've been covering donald trump since the beginning. is it clear he would even consider drping out at this point, do you think? >> i think last night's comment where he ends with, "see you at the debate" makes it abundantly clear he is not going anywhere. this is not a man you've ever seen back down. this is about the most backed down you've seen him from, ever, frankly, and it wasn't that strong. he apologized and then -- >> and then pivoted. >> briefly. and moved

that is congressman from utah. senator from idaho. former governor, john huntsman arc former presidential candidate himself. congresswoman ann wagner. and congressman rodney davis and on and on. there is a final group here, those who say, we will just not vote for trump. some of them would sooner vote, you know and fill in the blank with any sort of a name. but they include governor gare herbert, utah. john kasich, of course the ohio governor who never did support donald trump. skipped out on the republican convention in his own state. hen here's when you know things are bad, when arnold schwarzenegger said he can't stand by you. around schwarzenegger, of course, who fathered a child with his housekeeper, that was a big surprise to his wife. nonl, he says he cannot stand by donald trump. you hit a bad patch there if that is the case. there is a lot going on here that the hillary clinton campaign must be loving. despite revelation of e-mails that seem to stand at odds with their public positions on issues like trade and how to get alon

and we are live in utah for the u.s. senate debate between michael lee and his challenger misty snow, one of the first two aansgender women to win nomination in a federal election. banking executives discuss their outlook on the global economy. they were part of the institute of international finance annual meeting in washington. this is just under one hour. >> thank you. i'm looking forward to this panel. a lot of people i like who are very smart. it is a jampacked day. the discussion will provide an opportunity for leading executives to provide suspected of's -- perspectives on what is whatng companies back, policy could be most productive. please join me welcoming to the stage a truly stellar cast. the chief executive officer at j.p. morgan asset management. gary cohen of goldman sachs. sergio armani at ubs. and the president and chief group chief at mitsubishi financial. i will turn it over to my colleague martin. martin: it is a pleasure to be here. -- i don't you will need to repeat that. it's a complicated world. we don'

a wonderful majority leader of the state senate in utah, senator stewart adams, is a latter day rogers williams in my mind. he did exactly what you are talking about. he said, i disagree with these people. i don't like that they represent me but my faith tells me i need to stand up for their rights if i want mine protected. because he said it is just right thing to do. so the legislation that was passed try toss do both. it tries to protect people from discrimination in important ways and uphold religious liberty. that's what we need to do. a couple things. part of what charles says illustrates what has so annoyed me and puzzled me by this debate. there are very few jurs dicks that have an anti-gay discrimination law and a religious protection. for the most part, there are very few places where there is at the moment a legal conflict. the indiana case, there was so much form over it, as in, we're going to allow religious employers to discriminate. they always could. indiana didn't have any anti-gay discrimination. most people assume we have that in the united states. in most states and

then, a debate at the utah u.s. senate. then the pennsylvania eighth congressional debate between candidates. a debate for the north carolina u.s. senate. night, the wisconsin senate debate between senator ron johnson and former credit senator russ feingold. the nevadate for u.s. senate. watch our campaign 2016 coverage on c-span and c-span.org. listen on the c-span radio. >> now, the residential debate between hillary clinton and donald trump. this town hall format was held on the campus in st. louis, missouri. the moderators are martha raddatz from abc news. and in person cooper from cnn. this is -- and anderson cooper from cnn. martha: good evening. i'm martha raddatz from abc news. anderson: and i'm anderson cooper from cnn. we want to welcome you to washington university in st. louis for the second debate between hillary clinton and donald trump sponsored by the commission on presidential debates. tonight's debate is a town hall format which gives people a chance to directly ask questions. the night really belongs to t

house, senate, and governor races. utah's fourth district congressional debate between me on love and doug go in. followed at 10:00 by the arizona u.s. senate contest between john mccain and ann kirkpatrick. on tuesday evening at 7:00, north carolina's governor debate between matt mcclory and roy cooper. on wednesday evening at 8:00, mike lee and democrat lee misty snow debate for the utah u.s. senate. and on thursday, just after noon, the pennsylvania eight district debate between ryan fitzpatrick and his opponent. and richard burr and deborah ross debate for the north carolina u.s. senate. , the wisconsin00 u.s. senate debate between ron johnson and russ feingold. and that is followed at 10:00 catherineeck and cortez masco debating for the nevada u.s. senate. watch our complete campaign 2016 coverage on c-span and online at c-span.org and listen on the c-span radio app. house speaker paul ryan was one of the speakers at an annual republican fundraiser at wisconsin's first congressional district. others that appeared were sc

. >> in utah first republican senator mike leak is being challenged by democrat misty snow.she's the first transgender major party nominee in the u.s. senate race. this debate from brigham young university comes to us courtesy of utah debate commission. >> from the campus of brigham young university in provo, utah debate commission welcomes you to the utah senate candidates debate. >> moderator: good evening. i'm cannot and i'm pleased to then invited to moderate this debate. we are live in the kbyu studios on the campus of brigham young university in provo for debate between candidates for the united states senate. tonight we will hear from the incumbent republican mike lee ann from his democratic challenger misty snow. we begin with each candidate making a 90-second opening statement. prior to the start of the debate it was determined misty snow will speak first. snow: all right. thank you very much. for civil on like to thank the utah debate commission for hosting this debate and thank all of you for watching this evening. my name is misty snow that i was born writer in t

with pat mccory and cooper, republican senator mike lee and democrat misty snow debate for the utah senate thursday afternoon, pennsylvania eighth district congressional debate between republican bryan and democrat steve. at 7:00 for the north carolina u.s. senate. on friday night 8:00 eastern between ron johnson and former democrat senator are you -- rus feingold. listen on the c-span radio app. >> before the final debate between hillary clinton and donald trump, we are looking back to past presidential debates. this saturday at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span the 1984 debate between president ronald reagan and walter mondel. >> we must understand that we are a democracy. we are a government by the people and when we move it should be for severe and extreme reasons that serve our national interest and end up with the stronger country behind it. >> i will not make age an issue of this campaign. i am not going to exploit for political purposes my opponent's youth and inexperience. [laughter] >> then the 1988 presidential. >> we can bring that deficit down steadily, 20, $30 billion a year build

senator mike lee and i. i am a working class person who has lived my entire life in utah . i will represent working-class issues. there are a number of issues i would like to have talked about that did not get brought up, like protecting women. i would like to point out that senator mike lee voted against the violence against women act in 2013. i would have liked an opportunity to discuss this. it was not brought up. what i find mike lee's actions to be very problematic, and i think we need somebody who wants to protect our most vulnerable citizens, including women and children. i will be such a senator. you have more power than you realize. you have a power to elect a working class person that will represent working-class people in the u.s. senate, and i would encourage you to exercise that power. thank you very much. my thanks to mike lee and missy snow. -- misty snow. thank you to those who asked questions. faculty and to the students of brigham young university for hosting this on their campus. the utah that they commission reminds you that the next debate will be at 6:0

from the campus of brigham young university, the utah debate commission welcomes you to the utah senatedidates debate. [applause] >> good evening. i am pleased to have been invited to moderate this debate. we are life in the studios on the campus of brigham young university for a debate between candidates for the united states senate. tonight, we'll here from the incumbent, republican mike lee, and from his democratic challenger, misty snow. we begin with each candidate making a 92nd opening statement. prior to the start of the debate, it was determined misty snow would speak first. ms. snow: thank you very much. i would like to thank the utah commission for hosting the debate and for all of you watching this evening. my name is misty snow. i was born in the state of utah and lived my entire life in the state of utah. i have a deep connection to the state and its people and an appreciation for the history and culture of this state. i am 31 years old. will be theted, i first millennial in the u.s. senate, making the invoice for best making me a voice -- voice.me a i understand what avera

senate and governor's races. monday night at 8:00 eastern, utah's fourth district congressional rate -- race followed at 10:00 by the u.s. arizona -- the arizona u.s. senate debate. north carolina's governor debate between patrick rory and roy cooper. on wednesday evening at 8:00 eastern, mike lee and misty snow debate for the utah u.s. senate. then on thursday, just after noon, the pennsylvania it district congressional debate. and:00, richard burr deborah ross debate for the north carolina u.s. senate. on friday night at a to eastern, the wisconsin u.s. senate debate between ron johnson and russ feingold. that's followed at 10:00 with joe heck and catherine cortez massed out debating for the nevada u.s. senate. watch our complete coverage on c-span and online at www.c-span.org. and listen on the c-span radio app. >> initially, when i was trying to come up with my documentary for studentcam, i was a little bit daunted because there were some in elements that i was tried to put into it. it's lot -- it's a lot of information to try to commit again seven minutes. but then i today step back and realized it is just a

senator mark kirk of illinois, senator mike lee of utah.ginia representative barbara co comstock and mike kaufman of colorado. although these were trump supporters to begin with, they're now saying that he should leave the ticket. going a step further. as for house speaker paul ryan, you might be wondering, he's not going that far to unendorse mr. trump. he is disinviting him, however, to a republican unity event that's happening today. ryan is saying he was, quote, sickened by the tape. >> some are going that far to rescind those endorsements. jason chiffits pulling his support. cnn don lemon spoke with chaffitz on the phone last night. this happened before trump released that video apology on facebook, though. >> i'm out. i can no longer endorse donald trump for president. i -- there's no possible way i vote for hillary clinton, but these are abhorent. these are wrong. to use a baseball metaphor, i have to call balls and strikes the way i see them. my wife, julie and i, we've got a 15-year-old daughter. do you think i can look her in the

still, cbs news has counted more than two dozen politicians, like utah senator mike lee who are now calling for trump to bow out. >> for donald trump to step aside and for the republican party to find a candidate who can bring together all of the elements within the republican party and defeat hillary clinton in november. >> reporter: house republicans have scheduled a conference call for later this morning to regroup after the release of the tape and while it's clear there are deep divisions in the party, charlie, so far, at least the majority of house republicans are still supporting their candidate for president.manager joins us from the campaign headquarters in brooklyn, new york. good morning. >> good morning. >> where is this campaign going after the debate last night terms of the bitterness of it all? are you going to have to finally defend and go darker? >> well, first of all, we were all disappointed by donald trump's stunt events prior to the debate. he went into this debate intended on throwing hillary clinton off her game and trying to sling a lot of mud. hillary showed up at th

like utah senator mike lee, who are now calling for trump to bow out. >> for donald trump to step aside, and for the republican party to find a candidate who can bring together all the elements within the republican that's what we want to do. that's what we need to do now. >> house republicans have scheduled a conference call for later this morning to regroup after the release of the tape. and while it's clear there are deep divisions in the party, so far at least the handle orty of house republicans are still supporting their candidate for president. >> thanks, julianna. robby mooc is the campaign manager for hillary clinton. good morning, robby. >> good morning. >> so where is this campaign going after the debate night? which dismayed many people in terms of the bitterness of it all. and are you going to have to finally defend and go darker? >> well, first of all, we were all disappointed by donald trump's stunt prior to the debate. he went in to this debate intent on throwing hillary clinton after her game, and trying to sling a lot of mud. hillary showed up at the debate people abou

shortly after the response utah senator mike lee posted a video on facebook urging republican party to expect more from the candidate and asking trump to drop out-says in part with all due respect sir you sir are the distraction you are conduct sir is the distraction. the distraction from the very principles that will help us win in november. debate tomorrow, and election 30 days away, this won't be the last we hear about this controversy. gilly lon crim has more on -- julie loncich mass more. >> i did try to-- she was married. >> reporter: donald trump's comments on a hot microphone in 2005 has come back to haunt the republican nominee in the most critical times in 2016. >> i am automatically attracted to beautiful women it's magnet. >> and when you are a star you did do whatever you want. grab them by the you can do anything. >> reporter: he was speaking with the then host of ace it is -- access hollywood on his way to days of our lives for a cameo appearance. his response swift. this was locker room banter a private conversation that took place many years ago. bill clinton has had f

wednesday evening, mike lee and misty snow debate for the utah u.s. senate. then thursday, the eighth district international debate -- congressional debate. and republican senator richard burr and deborah ross debate for the north carolina u.s. senate. the wisconsin senate debate between ron johnson and russ feingold. that is filed at 10:00. debating for the nomadic u.s. senate. watch our compete -- complete coverage and listen on the c-span radio app. announcer: learn more about the influence of america's presidential spouses from c-span's first ladies, now available in paperback. it gives readers a look at the personal lives and impact of every first lady in history. it is a companion to c-span's well-regarded biography series and features interviews with the nation's leading first lady historians. each chapter also offers brief biographies of a 45 presidential spouses and archival photos from their lives. first ladies, in paperback am a published by public affairs is now available at your favorite bookseller and as an e-book. next, a look at past president

you said to watch utah, utah republicans are now in open revolt against grump. -- against donald trump. the senator of utah, jason chaffetz, on the program. you heard him retracting his endorsement of donald trump. what next? >> that's a start. i think all politics is local, as my old boss tim o'neil, used to say. and that reflects the community of salt lake and utah which is the this is not our guy. not the person. long before this tape, drug was a bragard, a big shot, he throws his weight around. he's not the personality they like out there. then to find that this is he behind the scenes, how he behaves when the cameras aren't on and he thinks the mike is off. i was thinking, lawrence, that this tape will be around for years. it will be around to explain the results of this campaign, it will outlive us. it will be non-degradable. and the thing that comes across for us in a society in which men and women are supposed to act a little differently plans you might say, imagine if hillary clinton had been the one on that bus. imagine -- it is unimaginable that she would talk as she was presenting herse

wonderful majority leader of the state that in utah, senator stewart adams who is kind of a ladder day roger williams in my mind. he said, you know, i disagree with these people. i don't like what they -- but my faith tells me i need to stand up for their rights if i want mind protected and because he said it's just the right thing to do. and so the legislation that was passed tries to do both. it tries to be, protect people from discrimination and important ways, and uphold religious liberty. that's what we need to do. >> yeah. a couple things. one, part of what charles says illustrates what is just so puzzled me about this debate which is there are actually very few jurisdictions right now that have both an anti-gay discrimination law and a sort of rfra-type religious protection. for the most part. there's very few places where there's at the moment a legal conflict. the indiana case, there was so much storm over it but as in, like, we're going to allow religious employers to discriminate, they could already discriminate because indiana didn't have any anti-gay discrimination legisla

illinois help to broker behind-the-scenes, a wonderful majority leader of the state senate in utah, senatortuart adams who did exactly what you're talking about, he said i disagree with these people. i don't like what they represent but my faith tells me i need to stand up for their rights if i want mine protected. he said it's just the right thing to do. the legislation that was passed tries to do both. it tries to protect people and uphold religious liberty. that's what we need to do. >> a couple things, part of what charles said and what has so annoyed me and puzzled me about this debate is there are very few jurisdictions that have both an anti- gay discrimination law and religious protection. for the most part, there are very few places where there is a legal conflict. the indiana case, there was so much, they already could allow discrimination because they didn't have any anti-gay discrimination legislation. i think most people just assume that we have that in the united states and at the federal level we don't. to some extent, the debate has been really ill-informed. where you do act

you said to watch utah, republicans are now in open revolt against donald trump. the governor has come out against him. mike lee, senator from utah also is now against him and we have jas jason chaveltz and what's next? >> well, that's a start. >> that reflects the community out there which is this is not our guy. long before this tape, donald trump is a bragger and he's a big shot and he throws his weight around. to find out this is him behind the scenes. this is how he behaves when the cameras are not on thim ahim. this tape is going to survive all kinds of conversations and will be around for years and will be around to explain the results of this campaign and be non degradable. as a society, women are supposed to act differently, perhaps, you may say. imagine if hillary clinton had been the one on that bus. it is unimaginable that she would talk as she was presenting yourself like he said to billy bush, lets walk out together. he's couhoreographing this whol thing. he's thinking big picture and how he presents himself. >> there he is talking about how he would grab someone. imagine if hillary clinton says yeah, when

live tonight, a utah senate debate between incumbent republican mike lee seeking a second term and democrat misty snow, one of the first two transgender women to win a major nomination in a federal election. hosted by the utah debate commission, it's live at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span and the c-span radio app. and tomorrow a debate for the eighth district of pennsylvania. incumbent republican congressman michael fitzpatrick is retiring from congress, but his brother brian is running for that seat. brian fitzpatrick will meet democratic state representative tomorrow at 12:15 p.m. eastern on c-span. and later, north carolina republican richard burr seeking a third term in the u.s. senate will face democrat debra ross, a former north carolina state representative. live coverage starts at 7:00 p.m. eastern on c-span and the c-span radio app. and on friday, former wisconsin democratic senator russ feingold is seeking to win back the seat he lost to republican ron johnson in 2010. the two meet friday at 8:00 p.m. east american a debate live on c-span. and with senate minority leader harry reid's

c-span's state race debate coverage continues tonight with the utah senate debate between incumbent republican mike lee seeking a second term and democrat misty snow, one of the first two transgender women to women a nomination in a federal election. hosted by the utah debate commission, it's live at 8:00 p.m. on c-span and the c-span radio app. >>> watch c-span's live coverage of the third debate between hillary clinton and donald trump on wednesday, october 19. our live debate preview from the university of nevada, las vegas, starts at 7:30 p.m. eastern. the briefing for the debate studio audience is at 8:30 p.m. eastern and the debate is at 9:00 p.m. eastern. stay with us for viewer reaction. watch the debate live or on demand using your desk-top, phone or tablet at c-span.com. listen to live coverage with the radio app. download is from the app store or google play. >>> c-span, created by america's cable television companies and brought to you as a public service by your cable or satellite provider. >>> ralph nader hosted the breaking through power conference in washington. sponsored by th

live tonight, utah senate debate between mike lee, seeking a second term, and democratic miss see kn-- misty snow, one of the first transgender in a federal election. live at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span and the c-span radio app. tomorrow, a d he bait for the 8th district of pennsylvania, incumbent republican congressman, michael fitzpatrick is retiring from congress, but his brother brian is running for that seat. brian fitzpatrick will meet steve santero. later, north carolina richard burr, seeking a third team will meet debra ross, live coverage starts at 7:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, and the c-span radio app. and on friday, former wisconsin democratic senator, russ feingold, is seeking to win back the seat he lost to ron johnson in 2010. the two meet friday, at 8:00 p.m. eastern in a debate that's live on c-span. and with senate minority leader harry reid's retirement, nevada has an open senate seat this year. republican congressman joe heck is running against attorney general democratic, katherine cortez mastos. they debate at 10:00 p.m. eastern, live on c-span, as well as the c-s

and former utah governor jon jr. and senator mike lee, in calling for the billaire businessman to leave the race. more reaction from prominent republicans on this issue. daniel is calling in from robins, illinois, a clinton supporter. will , do you think this affect the race? this : i hope so, because up and -- i stayed listened to what was supposed to apology for what he'd done, but that was really no apology at all. just keeps saying things and doing things against women, against minorities, and i don't why people keep letting him get away with that. a very rump said terrible thing i cannot get out of my mind. he said he'd like to go with his own daughter and no one is talking about it. the republicans trying to sweep rug. under the he didn't say that, oh, that's not that important. can you imagine how damaged that young lady had to be, having to defend her father. me ask you a question, a point made about donald trump in several callers about bill clinton's past. do you think that it makes the former ce that the president was

. >>> our campaign 2016 coverage continues with live debates for u.s., house and senate debates. utah's debate between mia love and doug owens. followed at 10:00 with the arizona u.s. senate debate between john mccain and anne kirkpatrick. on tuesday evening, debate between republican governor, pat mccrory and democrat, pat cooper and mike lee and misty snow debate for the utah u.s. senate and then on thursday, the pennsylvania, eighth district congressional debate between republican, brian fitzpatrick and democrat, steve sanasiro and richard bird and debra ross debate. on friday night at 8:00 eastern, the wisconsin u.s. senate debate between republican senator ron johnson and former democrat senator russ feingold. that's followed at 10:00 with republican congressman, joe heck and democrat, katherine cortez mastro. watch on c-span and c-span.org and listen on the c-span radio app. >>> a discussion on the latino vote and the 2016 election hosted by the national council of la raza. this is an hour and 15 minutes. >>> good morning, everyone. my name is janet merkia. i am president and ceo