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c-span call in. i was listening the first day c-span was on radio back in the 90's and i s whathey used tos when i waslege. i was atumbc. how will it affect the election? the little bit of extra stuff they can do with ai will be nominal. the harm is nominal. we already don't believe what's going on. host: ok. let's talk to rmantown, maryland, good morning. caller: with the last go around with the social media companies, e government wasn't able to make any substantial change in the average american's life. with this, we are worried that even videos on our phone may be an accident or maybe a protest rally, maybe bigotry, that goes c- against the op it comes to these companies that are owned by one major conglomerate and if it goes against their bottom line, they want to get it into her phone and they can alter these things. the biggest challenge for the government that has affected the public hasn't been that big or important in technology. they tend to let things go by like recently with apple changing their product to be manufactured in india. there's something on the devices they change. we didn't h

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c-span call-in. i was listening the first day c-span was on radio back in the 90's and i was what they used to call a news junky in the 90's when i was in college at the university of unbc. how is it going to the affect the election? >> yeah. >> well, i have to say, you know, a little bit of -- little bit of extra lying with ai is nominal. that's nominal. that's my opinion. we already don't believe what's going on. >> okay. let's talk to zein, democrat. good morning. >> in the last go-around with the social media companies the government wasn't able to make any substantial change in average americans' lives. they are worried that even videos on our phone, maybe a protest the rally, maybe bigotry, that goes against the opposition or these companies one major conglomerate and if the they go against bottom line they can get into the phones and alter these things. the government, their biggest challenge is having been that have affected the public, haven't been that big, haven't been that important as of recent in technology and let things go by like recently with apple changing the product to be manufac

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c-span radio." c-span, powered by cable. >> republican governor. phil scott gave his state of the state address. he outlined his agenda focusing on public safety, the economy, and disaster recovery. 's remarks are about 45 minutes. >> governor weeks talk about recovering from the flood of 1927. he noted the true spirit of vermont is in the indomitable spirit in the face of adversity. they turned catastrophe into opportunity. from the pandemic to the rising waters of july and december, an opportunity to revive our communitheof vermonters is as strong as ever. in this session, let's honor their resilience and strength, kindness, and generosity, not only in recovery but by working together to address persistent problems like demographics, housing affordability, and recent increases of violence and crime. to meet this moment, we are going to have to prioritize and set aside things that are less urgent and rise above the toxic polarization of political parties to focus our work directly on these fundamental issues. if we do, we will turn catastrophe into opportunity once more. [applause] president clinton's advisor, james carville, famously said, "it is the economy, stupid." i'm not call

and c-span booktv, the best tv. this is my book. it is s pink, it is beautiful, american identity in crisis, "american identity in crisis: notes from an accidental activist," i'm going to read four short sections that will help sort of worry us to what the book is. it is short so you can read it in a weekend. i did that on purpose. hopefully you will find it entertaining. i will start with the first passage from the first chapter, chapter 1, doesn't everybody have a id? my first-ever id client was born in 1942 or 1947 and lived in georgia all of her life. i have been trying to find somebody to trust us enough to let others help them get their id. apart organization in atlanta calls gary, i am and i would sing get to know well.ie ask if he can help his family friend get a id. she was ailing, suffering from four types of cancer at the same time and needed a id to get better medical care.re he had known her his entire life and she had help from nurse his father from liver cancer so he is returning the favor' butt she didn't have any documents,

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c-span, powered by cable. >> next, matt gaetz speaking to iowa voters during campaign events for donald trump. >> please stay standing. s last gleaming whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight o'er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming and the rocket's red glare the bombs bursting in air gave proof through the night that our flag was still there o say does that star-spangled banner yet wave o'er the land of the free and the home of the brave ♪ ♪ [applause] god bless iowa. rep. gaetz: thank you all so much. thank you for being here. you have met my wife, ginger. have a seat. i told president trump that she is available for booking january 20, 2025, when donald trump is triumphantly restored as the 47th president of the united states. it's great to be here. it is great to be out of washington dc. i don't know if any of you have challenges with your coworkers sometimes, but i've had a few lately. i've got one that wants to throw hamas pep rallies in the capitol building. another when he does not want to turn in his homework he pulls the fire alarm. i saw the senate judiciary midi room w

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s been here for over 100 years. any protections for the next cycle? 2028 question mark >> we will be ready for it. >> c-spanat the red arrow diner. part of our camping 2020 for coverage. you can see it all on our website. we are waiting for donald trump to come and talk to his orters in laconia, new hampshire. we have been lie with many of the candidates all weekend long. wtitomorrow when the primary resultsof course, we will have a conversation with all of you on c-that conversation is also happening tonight. john your thoughts on camping 2024.>> thank you for taking my call. unaffiliated -- i am an independent. i want the people of new hampshire -- the majority of them are what they call unaffiliated. makes my choice wes what is the right choice? >> about your conscious. and then i also hr amanda -- the red arrow t' arrows. can you follow up on that? you very much for taking my call. i am calling on the republican line. i strongly support donald trump for president.my wife and i are both first-generation u.s. citizens naturalized. >> and? >> on the most recent town hallnlhem that that is one of the democr

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. ♪ >> this week, c-span was on the road in iowa and new hampshire as candidates closed in on the final week before the first votes are cast in 2024'sresidential election. we will take you to iowa where florida governor ron desantis was campaigning and marjorie taylor greene was stumping for former president trump. we will see chris christie meeting with voters and nikki haley making her latest rounds through the granite state, but first, a conversation with a politico reporter about the recent spate of endorsements for president trump. campaign 2024. your headline in a recent piece is >> your headline is "gop's most trump-skeptical bloc falls in line." >> three years ago, it would have been hard to imagine that senate republicans would start lining up behind president trump after january 6, but what happened over the past year is he has had no real challengers, and president trump has been putting in a ton of work behind the scenes to try to get support from republican senators. we are seeing someone who might have white house ambitions in the future just got behind donald trump. we have seen some people, including the north dakota

s theyanted to share the stories for other people. announcer: betty cohen with her book, "seeds," sunday night at 8 p.m. eastern on c-span's q&a. you can listen on our free c-spanow app. ♪ announcer: in his state of the state address, rhode island governor dan mckee remarked on his state's declining unemployment, boost of tourism and increased film production. he also listed as his top priorities improving education, raising income, and investing in transportation infrastructure. [applause] gov. mckee: ank you. thank you. thank you all. thank you so much. we've got a lot to share tonight, so let's get down to business. mr. speaker, mr. president, members of the legislature, congressman seth magaziner, thank u for being here. our general officers, chf justice and meers of the judiciary, municip leaders, members of my cabinet, and my fellow rhode islanders whore watching at home, including my mom, willa -- and i want to thank everybody always asking how my mom is doing. good evening. when i staed thinking about this year's state of the state address, i thought back to the first inaugul speech i made in march of 2021. rhode island

s theyanted to share the stories for other people. announcer: betty cohen with her book, "seeds," sunday night at 8 p.m. eastern on c-span's q&a.an listen on our free c-spanow app. ♪ announcer: in his state of the state address, rhode island governor dan mckee remarked on his state's declining unemployment, boost of tourism and increased film production. he also listed as his top priorities improving education, raising income, and investing in transportation infrastructure. [applause] gov. mckee: ank you. thank you. thank you all.

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