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c-span radio. we will see you back here tomorrow morning for our wrapup on washington journal that begins at 7:00 eastern tomorrow. ♪ 10:00 eastern, some 11 hours away from the third and final presidential debate tonight, a reminder our coverage starting today at 7:30 eastern on c-span, c-span.org and the c-span radio app. chris wallace will be the host for the final debate tonight. we will take you live in about 20 minutes to hear from the health and human services secretary. she will be talking about the affordable care act and we will take you there live at 10:20. an issue that is, been the two previous presidential debates. an issue in the last week or so is the issue of the election yourself -- itself. that interviews with more than two dozen members of their public and national convention show of biting fears fraud andtic voting widespread believe that at least part of the process or outcome is rate. on this morning's washington journal we spoke with the secretary of state of connecticut, den

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watch live on c-span. watch live any time on demand at c-span.org, and was an online at the free c-span -- listen online at the free c-span radio app. in"american history tv" is pueblo, colorado this week, learning more about its rich history. up next, we take you to a museum to learn about the children of ludlow exhibit. we are in the children of ludlow exhibit, which commemorates the 100th anniversary of the ludlow massacre. this exhibit really resonates with visitors today, even though this story is over 100 years old . it still touches so many issues that we think about today. are issues of gun control and gun violence, issues of labor. there are issues of immigration. in of those come to play this exhibit. there are many ways in which the public comes in and finds an immediate modern-day connection to that. massacre >> was a horrific time in american history. -- >> the ludlow massacre was a horrific time in american history. men, women, and children were killed in their defense of the ability to earn

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c-span.org and listen on the c-span radio apps. c-span, where history unfolds daily. >> hillary clinton has a campaign rally scheduled to begin shortly in cincinnati. right now on c-span2, and look at campaign ads. >> on hillary clinton and i approve this message select this is me in 1964. i never thought our children would have to deal with that again and to see that coming forward in this election is scary. >> trump asked three times why can't we use nuclear weapons. >> i want to be unpredictable. >> what safeguards are there to stop any president who may not be stable from launching nuclear attacks? >> the commander-in-chief is the commander in chief.

, c-span.org, and listed on the c-span radio app. c-span: where history on full daily. -- unfolds daily. >> the white house has a special exhibit in time for halloween. visitors to the east wing will find several actors pretraining the ghosts of past presidents like abraham lincoln and teddy roosevelt, and former first ladies like dolly madison. >> i managed to save several items, including the wonderful portrait of george washington you saw. i saved portraits of myself and mr. madison. i also saved the recordings of the constitutional convention, where my husband served as secretary for president washington. when we ended up with the constitution. but i only wish this were wednesday because it was wednesday i would have wonderful ice cream and ask you all to give me a recipe and tell me where you are from, and we would share the recipe. any questions? i have heard different people reports it different ways, that i will answer this -- my husband had his second inauguration and i gleefully served peppermint ice cream. i've been known

thanks for c-span. could you imagine if during world war ii someone in our government went on tv or the radio or the newspaper and told the germans when we were going to invade on d-day? that person would be tried for treason and probably labeled an enemy of the state. but anyhow, i just wanted the public to think of that. all the democrats are against trump and half the republicans are against trump. you know what that tells me? that he is the man for the job. because they want the status quo. donald trump will shake it all up. that is the only hope this country has, to have a businessman run it. host: let's go to harvey on the republican line. he gets the last word. caller: yes, i'm 75 years old. the cyber deal it brings back memories, the cyber deal. when the bear comes over the mountain, my mother used to say, when our country is in danger, if this cyber is from russia, which is the bear, it is scary. the other part is that they when theyk about, take us over and never fire a shot, i'm counting righ

listen to the debate live on the c-span radio app. it is free to download from the app store or google play. live coverage on c-span.org and the c-span radio app. weekend, american history tv is joining our comcast cable partners to showcase the history of pueblo, colorado. to learn more about the cities on our current tour, visit c-span.org/citiestour. we continue with our look at the history of pueblo. >> the pueblo railway museum houses several railcars that help tell the history of railroading in pueblo and other parts of the southwest. part of their collection was used for testing in the 1970's at the u.s. department of transportation's test track near pueblo. streetre at 330 west d in pueblo, colorado. this is our maintenance shop. we bring everything here to be worked on and repaired and then go back to the museum. we also keep our locomotives here and the high-speed test trains behind us stay here because there's nowhere else to put them. the one right behind me is the error train -- aerotrain. it was designed in france. he bu

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eastern time today and that live on c-span, c-span.org, app.he radio ind c-span, c-span 2, and c-span on the radio. c.b. supporting hillary clinton. morning to you. caller: hello. i'm proud to be able to vote for woman president and come on, pennsylvania, get hillary clinton. look at the debate last night, peace l call trump a candidate, give me a break. stands round the stage, behind her when she's talking, oesn't act like a human being, this is ridiculous. host: c.b., what don't you like what he has said about his vision for this country? democrat?lways been a why did you decide for hillary clinton? caller: not against him. he's against muslims, talking bout, you have to say the word islamic terrorist, what the heck does that mean? is the saying islamist only terrorist in america? that's crap. people run around that are killing people. sugar rove,anne in north carolina. undecided. are you undecided after watching last night? caller: i'm kind of leaning toward hillary clinton. i love what the lady before me pennsylvania had to say. i want to correct the young man from the university

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c-span.org and listen on the c-span radio app. c-span, where history unfolds daily. >>> to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the national historic perez indication act, an event hosted with parks director robert stanton. this is half an hour. >> good morning. welcome to the united states capitol visits center. my name is beth plemens. and have i the pleasure of being the center's chief executive officer. we're delighted to have you here today as we celebrate the 50th anniversary of the national historical preservation act. our exhibits and education team have planned a full day of activities, and i do hope that you can fit those into your schedule, as many of those activities as possible. on december 2 in 2008, nearly eight years ago, we opened our doors to the public, and we have welcomed over 17 million visitors to the capitol. one of the themes that we share with those visitors is the role of the architect of the capitol. the architect of the capitol is the steward of the historic buildings and grounds on capitol hill. in 180

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listen on the c-span radio app. c-span, where history unfolds daily. >> on election day, november 8, the nation decides our next president. with c-span, including campaign stops with hillary clinton, donald trump, and surrogates. follow key house and senate races. c-span, where history unfolds daily. indiana governors debate -- needle exchange programs, medical marijuana, and the power of a pardon. this is an hour. welcome toning and the indiana debate commission's third and final gubernatorial debate. this is being televised from the performance center. at the university of southern indiana. the three candidates want to succeed governor mike pence, a republican who is donald trump's vice presidential running mate. it is my pleasure to be your moderator this evening. it is great to be back here in evansville where i served for the evansville courier press from 2007- 2012. our first debate focused on education. the second was on jobs and the economy. we are now turning our attention to health and social issues. for t

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 bid indiana when trump called this summer to offer him the number two job. rather. rather than risk losing reelection and his political career pence calculated that joining the trump ticket would either help him become vice president which is a great first step to becoming president himself, or ended a narrow loss that was set up his own presidential run. you can read more at washington post.com. pence was

eastern on c-span. first from pennsylvania, incumbent republican pat too maniy faces the democrat. then florida senator marco rubio seeking re-election against patrick murphy. from ohio, rob portman debates ted strickland. that's at 10:00 eastern on c-span. tuesday, live coverage on c-span 2. a debate from indiana to succeed republican dan cotes who is not seeking re-election. republican representative todd young faces evan bayh. that's live at 7:00 eastern. after that, another debate to succeed a retiring member of the senate, louisiana republican, david vitter. several candidates will take the stage including john kennedy, republican congressman charles and democrat careline fayard at 8:00 eastern on c-span 2. thursday, the candidates in ohio senate race meet for another debate. senator rob portman and ted strickland live at 7:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. from now until election day follow key debates on the c-span networks, c-span.org and the radio network. c-span where history unfolds daily. >> presid

you can see all of the coverage on c-span, on c-span.org, as and the n c-span radio c-span radio app. pat is calling in from texas. you're undecided. pat, what's your top question for the candidates? caller: yes, good morning. thank you for c-span. i would like to know why hillary is for open borders and globalism, and also, i would like to know why donald trump is dismissing what he said, why he isn't more -- he apologized, but he should do more than apologize. that statement, even if it was 11 years ago, it's pretty bad. host: well, let me ask you this, pat. i mean, town hall-style meetings is more about -- tends to be more about the candidates getting to know them, connecting with the voters. is that what you mean? is that what you would like to see more of from mr. trump and/or secretary clinton? caller: yes, i'd like to see him be contrite about what he said. and i would like her to own up to that she believes in, hillary, that she believes in lobalism and open borders. to be honest with you, i don't think that i can vote for either one of them. i may have to do a write-in. maybe

eastern on c-span two -- c-span 2.ry clinton is on the campaign trail in harrisburg, pennsylvania tuesday. our live coverage starts at 3:45 p.m. eastern here on c-span. >> c-span's washington journal live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. tuesday morning, we are live from longwood university in farmville, virginia, site of the vice presidential debate. ryan stoker, the communication study assistant professor and the media theory and politics assistant professor from purdue university will be on to discuss the importance and impact of vice presidential debates, their affect on election outcomes and what to expect in the debate train tim kaine and mike ends. , kelly parker, the editor in chief for "the rotunda." and the computer science and engineering professor from the university of talk about voting machines garrity to rid we will speak with the longwood university president. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal live tuesday morning. join the discussion. epa'ssday, a look at the clean powe

on c-span, c-span org and the radio app.e will be covering donald trump this evening as well as paul ryan. you can go to our website c-span org. find our road to the white house coverage as we are 25 days out from election day. we are asking all of you this morning, do you plan to write in a candidate on tuesday, november 8? as we said at the top, there is different rules for different states. for nine states if you wrote in a candidate -- arkansas, hawaii, louisiana, mississippi, nevada "the -- they will not accept any right -- write ins. then there are a handful of states including kelly ayotte, the senator of new hampshire her state has no requirements for write in candidates. most states, including rob portman in ohio, gardner in colorado and mccain's arizona are in the middle. they except writing candidates but require them to file paperwork ahead of time for their votes to be counted -- let's hear from greg in alexandria virginia, a democrat. caller: my write in president and running mate would be ron -- paul. i think

eastern on c-span. then later in the day, president obama campaigns for hillary clinton in greensboro, north carolina. that's live at 6:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2. and our live coverage continues in the evening with donald trump speaking to supporters in panama city, florida. that gets underway at 8:30 eastern, also on c-span2. right now, a look a trump's support among republicans, we spoke with a political reporter for more on that. >> in a conference call with house republican members, speaker paul ryan said the following. you all need to do what's best for you in your district. joining us on the phone is scott wong, two has been following today's developments for the hill newspaper and the hill.com. thank you for being with us. >> thanks for having me. >> those on the phone saying that the speaker of the house will not defend, will not campaign with donald trump, and yet he's not rescinding his endorsement. explain what this all means. >> steve, this is another example of speaker ryan being caught be

we will cover that live on c-span at 11:15 a.m. eastern. paul ryan visits republicans in madison, wisconsin at 1:00 eastern. livencer: watch c-span's coverage of the third debate wednesday night. the preview from the university of nevada las vegas starts at 7:30 p.m. eastern. the brief of the audience is that 8:30, and the debate is at 9:00 eastern. stay with us for viewer reaction. watch the debate live or on-demand using your desktop, phone or tablet at c-span.org. you can watch it or listen with the free radio app from the app store or google play. , the bloomberg politics managing editor mark halperin leads a panel on the state of the current presidential campaign and issues facing the trump campaign in the last week. this is an hour and 20 minutes. >> so, welcome everybody. , it's great to see everybody again at the amazing at the table breakfast politics. sponsored of course by the pete peterson foundation. we're thrilled to have your and people live streaming on bloomberg.com. we are really thrilled to be talking about the economy. i

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eastern here on c-span. c-span brings you more debates this week from key u.s. senate races. tonight at 10 a clock live coverage on c-span. addie murray and republican chris lance debate for the washington senate seat. at 7:00, live on c-span, the pennsylvania senate andte between pat toomey katy mcginty. on wednesday night at 10:00, a debate for the florida senate between marco rubio and patrick murphy. and thursday night at 8:00, kelly ayotte and democratic governor aggie hassan to be for the new hampshire senate seat. now until election day, follow he debate on the c-span networks. c-span, where history unfolds daily. than two weeks to go before election day, donald trump in gettysburg, pennsylvania to outline what he would do in the first 100 days as president. he also talks about the media's role in this election and his plan to take legal action against the women accusing him of sexual misconduct. this is 40 minutes. [chanting trump] mr. trump: thank you ladies and gentlemen. please sit down. [applause] mr. trump: it is my privilege to be here today in gettysburg, hollo

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like c-span without the cameras.oyed being a daily syndicated talkshow host exclusively in indiana and i did a little bit of television work and hopefully that has prepared me well and taught me to be a listener. host: what have you learned about what your constituents concerns are? mr. pence: people are mostly concerned, lou, with what touches their lives. the security of their families. the strength of their jobs and local economy. children.ion of when we were talking about issues that came close to home, we struck a responsive chord. i hope to focus on those kinds of issues. >> and you have three children? pence: all under the age of eight. we are the hardest campaigners and all of the indiana. >> how do you decide what to do? this depends: a difficult decision. where one to make plans in the short-term to homeschool some my wife, who is a 15-year public school teacher will take on those duties and permit us to live in both places. and sessiongresses i want my wife and children have with me but as an as we're out

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 congresswoman kirkpatrick about the importance of infrastructure. that is why i was able to get i 11 into the highway bill for a cord or that goes all the way into canada. forpreciate congresswoman -- kirkpatrick's support. if someone wants to say something disparaging of me, i understand that. i do not understand it when it is said about other men and women who have been imprisoned. i spoke out strongly agains

watched the debates on the c-span networks. c-span.org. c-span radio the app. c-span, where history unfolds daily. announcer: hillary clinton made a campaign stop in wilton manners, florida, just north of fort lauderdale. this is about 30 minutes. [cheers] ♪ sec. clinton: thank you! [crowd chanting "hillary"] sec. clinton: thank you so much. wow. i am so excited to be here. and i want to thank you. [cheers and applause] clinton: i am really -- i want to give a big shout out -- [applause] and i am here with a lot of great people who are working so hard in this campaign. i want to thank evan, thank you so much, ken. i want to thank three members of congress. congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz. [cheers] clinton: congressman hastings. and your congresswoman, lois frankel. [applause] sec. clinton: i also want to thank sheriff israel for being here. [cheers] sec. clinton: and mayer resnick just gave me a key to the city. [applause] sec. clinton: and i want to thank my longtime friend and such a great leader, chad griffin. human rights campaign president. i know t

c-span, where history unfolds daily. newsmakers, david mcintosh talks about campaign 2016 and what his group is doing to support several republican candidates running for the house and senate. he also shares his thoughts on the republican party and its future after the election. what we will do at the isntry growth is -- grove continue on the issues that we think are the right ones for the country. candidly, the republican party should be the vision carrier of the goes forward. that is limited government, free , increasingspending the private sector over the government sector. we will double down as proponents for that. you're going to see the divide in the republican party that is a personality divide right now, in the end why think unites the republicans is our agenda. what the strategists are sharing with you, i think our approach to what the republican party should do -- my friend just what i would before, and i mentioned all those issues. so they said you're going to be for the republicans being republican. i do thi

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at 7:30 on c-span as well as c-span.org and c-span radio. so you are saying that the race has blown open. charlie: that was the phrasing are used, yeah. host: previous to this, it would seem that the race had fallen into what charlie called a predictable patterns. talk a little bit about what those are and how they might possibly be changed. charlie: if you look at this race from the first of may onward, it has most often been at a point where clinton was ahead somewhere between three points and five points, and then everything when donald trump would go off script and mess up and clinton was doing well, the margin would grow up from five six, or seven, or eight. conversely, when donald trump stuck closely to the script, clinton makes mistakes that you have the whole follow from the pneumonia episode, trump pulls out ahead at even, but i do not really buy that. but i think three to five is kind of that default area. it will default to five. but i think now after the first debate and after the billy bush tapes, no, i think three to four, five

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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 led republicans to pull their endorsement parent on cnn'state supporteron, trying rudy giuliani was asked about that and we also heard the dnc chair share herself -- her thoughts on abc's this week. >> i was not aware of the exact number until you gave it to me but i was aware yesterday there were various people who asked for him to step down. he is aware a number of republicans pulled their support. he will not drop out. he will remain. he will apologize for what he did and explain to people that is not the man he is today. he will count on the fact that are decentn people people and when someone asks for forgiveness, they usually give it. this is not the man who ran for president for a year and a half and has one of the tremendous concern is the american people have an really is the only one right now in a position to straighten it out. can draw a straight line from what donald

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listen on the c-span radio app. c-span where history unfolds daily. open secrets.org is a public online database which tracks money and politics and its impact on elections and public policy. the national press foundation hosted this 35-minute discussion on how that website imfacts presidential transition process. >> get going with third and final panel. if you don't already use it, you should, it's the go to place for all sorts of campaign finance data, which i think most people do use but all sorts of other information that they are the repository for including disclosure information, lobbyist disclosure information, candidate and office holders financial information. they are going to talk about the revolving door which they also monitor and what happens, people in the administration now, where are they going to end up and what are the restrictions when they do so. first go with viveca novack and the revolving door experts over there. they are going to talk between the 2011 them about twentyish minutes and then time for q&a and this session will go