useful to do between now and then to ensure that what's his name doesn't get over the line in dust balaguer and states that you mention? >> peter, thank you for your question. there is a school of thought that says you've got to be more aggressive in telling people how, what is at risk in this and then there's the other schools thought this as i'm typing about him, i know how bad he is. so what you have to do quite a have to do a combination of that. there is no question, i talked about all the things joe biden did, but bronwen, it's important to know people don't for you for what you have done. they vote for you what you going to do. what you have done demonstrates that you're capable of doing things, but it's never, oh, i did this, you should vote for -- no. this is what is in store for you. >> a really good point. >> when you talk about job creation, education, 2025 their project abolishes the department of education. why? because you know they teach critical thinking in those public schools. the united states of america,, education being central to a democracy. you have say a mountain o

he's also campaigning in the balaguer and state of arizona were the latest polling has former president donald trump with a slight lead over vice president kamala harris, but still within the margin of error. watch that event in tucson live at 3:00 p.m. also later in the evening, donald trump holds a rally in reading pennsylvania. that is expected to reoffend :00 p.m. edit 9:00, ruben gallego and kari lake debate for arizona's open senate seat. this will be their first and open debate. amy walter currently rates the race is leaning democrat. you can also watch on c-span now, the free mobile video app or online at c-span.org. as the 2024 presidential campaign continues, american history tv presents a series of historic presidential elections. learn about the pivotal issues of different eras, uncover what made these election's historic and explore their lasting impact on the nation. this saturday the election of 1948. >> for those who will safeguard our life, as freedom, and our national honor. we will enter a new era. there will begin in washington the biggest unraveling, un-spiraling, u

useful to do between now and then to ensure that what's his name doesn't get over the line in dust balaguer and states that you mention? >> peter, thank you for your question. there is a school of thought that says you've got to be more aggressive in telling people how, what is at risk in this and then there's the other schools thought this as i'm typing about him, i know how bad he is. so what you have to do quite a have to do a combination of that. there is no question, i talked about all the things joe biden did, but bronwen, it's important to know people don't for you for what you have done. they vote for you what you going to do. what you have done demonstrates that you're capable of doing things, but it's never, oh, i did this, you should vote for -- no. this is what is in store for you. >> a really good point. >> when you talk about job creation, education, 2025 their project abolishes the department of education. why? because you know they teach critical thinking in those public schools. the united states of america,, education being central to a democracy. you have say a mountain o

useful to do between now and then to ensure that what's his name doesn't get over the line in dust balaguer mention? >> peter, thank you for your question. there is a school of thought that says you've got to be more aggressive in telling people how, what is at risk in this and then there's the other schools thought this as i'm typing about him, i know how bad he is. so what you have to do quite a have to do a combination of that. there is no question, i talked about all the things joe biden did, but bronwen, it's important to know people don't for you for what you have done. they vote for you what you going to do. what you have done demonstrates that you're capable of doing things, but it's never, oh, i did this, you should vote for -- no. this is what is in store for you. >> a really good point. >> when you talk about job creation, education, 2025 their project abolishes the department of education. why? because you know they teach critical thinking in those public schools. the united states of america,, education being central to a democracy. you have say a mountain of things that you ca

host: next step from the balaguer and sid of georgia, wilhelmina on the line for democrats.ood morning. caller: good morning, c-span audience. i just want to speak about the gentleman that called from ellijay who said they are going to have a barbecue on november 3 for donald john trump. if he thinks that trump will win georgia, i have a bridge in georgia i want to sell him. also, we'd like for him to continue. we want him to continue to ramble for two hours and let the other voters in georgia hear exactly what he is saying which is not coherent, and we will see who will win georgia on november fit or six. that's my comment. host: heavy voted already in georgia? caller: i have, i voted the very first day. host: what was the experience like? caller: i am a voter for years, but it was in and out for about 10 minutes. and my granddaughter and i were out. host: were there a lot of people? caller: yes, but the process was very smooth. we had a great experience. that's my comment. host: gym in pennsylvania, also on the line for democrats. looks like we lost him. there you go. are

host: next step from the balaguer and sid of georgia, wilhelmina on the line for democrats.ood morning. caller: good morning, c-span audience. i just want to speak about the gentleman that called from ellijay who said they are going to have a barbecue on november 3 for donald john trump. if he thinks that trump will win georgia, i have a bridge in georgia i want to sell him. also, we'd like for him to continue. we want him to continue to ramble for two hours and let the other voters in georgia hear exactly what he is saying which is not coherent, and we will see who will win georgia on november fit or six. that's my comment. host: heavy voted already in georgia? caller: i have, i voted the very first day. host: what was the experience like? caller: i am a voter for years, but it was in and out for about 10 minutes. and my granddaughter and i were out. host: were there a lot of people? caller: yes, but the process was very smooth. we had a great experience. that's my comment. host: gym in pennsylvania, also on the line for democrats. looks like we lost him. there you go. are