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c-span. caller: i saw the video of them passing the thumb drives. how they hell do they get away with that one? how do they do that? i saw a video of them, the dominion machines. it showed how they can get in the back door those things. how is this right? kids don't even matter now, because those lady will die of diabetes -- those two ladies will die of diabetes before they see a dime. host: robert in marina del rey, california, republican line. caller: yes. the award is ridiculous. let's compare it to someone who has not paid anyone anything which is o.j. simpson. in his trial that he murdered two people the judgment was $33.5 million. to date, o.j. simpson has paid goldman $132,000. fred goldman refiled the debt on the o.j. simpson judgment. now in real dollars the judgment is $96 million. the $96 million that o.j. simpson owes the ron goldman estate, he's paid $132,000. let's put this in perspective. this is a complete joke. this whole giuliani thing is politically inspired. let's look at

caller: hi, good morning, good morning c-span c-span and c-span audience.y view is that we are all one. we are all humans. and, born in the image of god, every single one of us. regardless of our color, our beliefs, or whatever, lgbtq, black, white, green, purple, it does not matter. we are all humans. a call to kill any particular group because of their beliefs, the color of their skin, whatever it is, their sexual orientation, ought to be absolutely condemned. there is just no reason that this should be allowed. there is no reason. host: naomi, beyond condemning it, should those students be punished in any way? what do you think? caller: yes, it is a call to action. host: what should that be? caller: calling for a genocide is calling for the deaths of a particular group of people, because of some descriptor. host: what should the punishment be, in your opinion? caller: expulsion. and, i believe that these spokespeople or presidents at these universities need to step down if they cannot just simply say, yes, a call for genocide breaks our rules. they eithe

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