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f. kennedy, ronald reagan. rounding out the top 10, barack obama in the latest list, the one done in 2021. l.b.j. comes in at number 11 followed by james monroe and woodrow wilson. you can explore the results yourself at c-span.org or give us a call and let us know who is your favorite president and why. this is austin in new york, independent, good morning. caller: hi. i think my favorite president would have to be teddy roosevelt. i am a big fan of national parks. when it comes to his foreign policy,, the panama canal opened up a lot of opportunities for us. also, i dig the expansion of the navy. i will leave it at that. host: awesome, cliff in oak oklahoma, who is your favorite president? caller: bill clinton. that was the most prosperous time. balanced the budget. i have friends that were personal friends with him and he was one of the most likable guys you'll ever meet. still, all-time favorite. i guess j.f.k. would be my second one. i was not quite old enough to understand politics, but i really liked him. host: what line of work for you in in the 1990's and why was it so profitable for you back then? caller: we were in the car b

james lankford. but senator todd young remains uncertain. he is still the key swing vote and could determine whether or not this nomination moves to the senate floor. that vote tomorrow also, jake robert f kennedy jr. a critical vote tomorrow before the senate finance committee for him to lead the health and human services department. one person to watch. senator bill cassidy, the main swing vote on that committee just moments ago, jake, he said he still has not made a decision on how he will vote tomorrow. he did speak with rfk jr.. yesterday, and i caught up with the chairman of the senate finance committee, mike crapo, who indicated that he has been talking to senators to try to advance this nomination. >> have you. >> have you spoken to senator cassidy about this. >> to all the senators. >> about it? >> and i'm. >> not. >> discussing what the senators. >> say to. >> me. >> but what would you say your level of confidence is ahead of tomorrow? >> once again, i'm. >> not going. >> to tell you how i predict votes. >> do you think how do you think he did at the hearing last week, especially when it came to the issue of vaccines? >> i think he. >> answered all the questions very. >> well.

f. we thought the super bowl halftime show was awful. what do c-span callers think about the super bowl halftime show? host: james in florida.ding a lot of things this morning. we will go to calvin in raleigh, income n -- north carolina, line for democrats. good morning. caller: good morning. we have all heard that we don't miss the water until the well runs dry. i think we are going to realize that it wasn't that bad with president biden. i would like to give a shoutout to mr. putin for causing chaos and choosing someone to cause chaos and division in the united states. so russia, if you are listening, mr. putin, you got what you wanted. does anyone realize that after vice president harris lost, the protestors in the streets stopped immediately? talk about people eating cats and dogs stopped as well as -- i believe that mr. putin thought about this. together we stand, but divided we fall. i believe that putin along with the republican party helped to create division in the united states to prove that the republicans want to get rapists, criminals out of the united states. i think the mexico president said it best when she t

f. kennedy, ronald reagan. rounding out the top 10, barack obama in the latest list, the one done in 2021. l.b.j. comes in at number 11 followed by jamese and woodrow wilson. you can explore the results yourself at c-span.org or give us a call and let us know who is your favorite president and why. this is austin in new york, independent, good morning. caller: hi. i think my favorite president would have to be teddy roosevelt. i am a big fan of national parks. when it comes to his foreign policy,, the panama canal opened up a lot of opportunities for us. also, i dig the expansion of the navy. i will leave it at that. host: awesome, cliff in oak oklahoma, who is your favorite president? caller: bill clinton. that was the most prosperous time. balanced the budget. i have friends that were personal friends with him and he was one of the most likable guys you'll ever meet. still, all-time favorite. i guess j.f.k. would be my second one. i was not quite old enough to understand politics, but i really liked him. host: what line of work for you in in the 1990's and why was it so profitable for you back then? caller: we were in the car busines

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