caller: yeah, i'm anarly adopter for c-span call in. istening the first day c-span was on radio back in the 90's and i s whathey used tos when i was in college. 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 changin

i'm an early adopter for 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

as you call in, this from punch bowl news today -- you can watch live on c-span, c-span.org or the free c-span now video app. now your calls in open forum. we will start in texas, this is allison, democrat, good morning. caller: h john. good mning. i want to go off othe last segment. i believe people are prattling on the same point. it started three years ago about e election. they d't like the election because their candite didn't win and then you have other ones that really don't put to brain cells together and tried to loo into if there is something behind it. for example, one thing i haven't heard anybody talk about but i read it in an article, counting votes in e middle of the night in pennsylvania and trump was ahead. it was because the republicans in pennsylvania called a lawsuit and they won on the mail-in ballot issue. they held onto all the mail-in ballots and they couldn't declare until they were done which was in the middle of the knights of trump tried to discredit the eleion. host: going into 2024, ar you confident th americans are more confident in the elections this year

. >> list go back to the c-span call-in program of 1985.ere is cesar chavez talking about some of those successes. >> our strategy has always be to tell the truth. do not add anything. we went and presented our case to whomever would listen. we were very lucky weere able to put together a lot of groups in this country to help with -- well, the church, the religious community, jewish, protestant, catholic, were very supportive, and still are. we were able to get the labor community. our first boycott also got a lot of -- a lot of the professional peop were supporting us. the higher t education, the more suprt we d. we were able to put that combination together and it was a winning combination for us. >> miriapawel, it is often said about successful people that they can see around corners. could cesar chavez see around corners? miriam: in some ways absolutely. one of his speeches that was right around thsame te as that clip, he talked about the fact that the future wl belong to us is what he said. talks about tdea the leaderof cits in califor

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caller: yeah, i'm an early adopter for c-span call in. ing the first day c-span was on radio back in the 90's and i was what they used to call a news junkie in the 90's when i was in college. 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 germantown, maryland, good morning. caller: with the last go around with the social media companies, the 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 against the opposition or when 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

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eastern here on c-span, c-span.org and the free c-span now video app. now your phone calls inquarter past 9:00 a.m. eastern so go ahead and call in and we will get to his many of your calls as we can. sophia is up first in manhattan, independent area good morning. we will work on sophia as we go to gary in pennsylvania next. are you with us? caller: yeah, i'good morning, id just like to say that i've been hearing [no audio] host: the phone lines are back up and running, i'm not sure were gary went but we will get back to it, democrats (202) 748-8000, republicans, (202) 748-8001 independents (202) 748-8002. it's open for now in any public policy or political issue want to talk about and hopefully gary will come back, sorry about that. this is john in memphis in the meantime, democrat. caller: good morning. thanks for taking my call. i was calling to let the people know that everybody that associates themselves with donald trump that messed up their career and i would advise them not to take part with trump because he is injurious to the health of their family and the nation, th

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as you call in, this from punch bowl news today -- you can watch live on c-span, c-span.org or the freew video app. now your calls in open forum. we will start in texas, this is allison, democrat, good morning. caller hey john. good morning. i want to go off on the la segment. i believe people are prattling on the same point. it started three years ago about the election. they don'like the election because their candidate didn't win and then you have other ones that really don't put to brain cells together and tried to look into if there is something behind it. for example, one thing i haven't heard anybody talk about but i read it in an article, counting votes in the midd of the night in pennsylvania d trump was ahead. it was because the republicans in pennsylvania called a lawsuit and they won on the mail-in ballot issue. they held onto all the mail-in ballots and they couldn't declare until ty were done whh was in the middle of the knightof trump tried to discredit the election. host: going into 2024, are you confident that amerins are more confident in the elections this year compar

c-span. a good monday morning. start calling in. your thoughts on government spending. this is the headline this morning, congressional leaders announced topline deal on appropriations. the rollcall budgets and associations reporter joins us via zoom this morning. what is in this agreement that was announced yesterday? what are both sides holding up as victories in this deal? guest: thank you for having me. we have a topline agreement which is a big step forward. essentially it includes the spending levels agreed upon last summer during the debt limit negotiation. there were some changes which republicans are saying our wins. they got an additional 16 billion of previous appropriated money which would be covid money and irs enforcement dollars. the democrats are saying that is just money that would've been taken back next year anyway. a debate over that. essentially we have a deal and that is good news for the appropriations process. host: breakdown defense spending and nondefense spending. guest: the deal includes 880 $6 billion in defense spending and nondefense spend

c-span, c-span.org and the free c-span video up. it will be open for until a quarter past 9:00 a.m. eastern so all in and we will get to as many callsa we can. in manhattan, independent, good morning schoolwork on sophia as we go to gary in pennsylvania. >> i've been■ hearing -- [inaudible] host: the phone linek up and running, i'm not sure were gary went but we will get back to it, democrats (202) 748-8000, republicans, (202) 748-8001 independents (202) 748-8002. it's open for now in any public policy or political issue want to talk about and hopefully gary will come back, sorry about that. this is john in memphis in the meantime, democrat. caller: good morning. thanks for taking my call. i was calling to let the people know that everybody that associates themselves with donald trump that messed up their career and i would advise them not to take part with trump because he is injurious to the health of their family and the nation, thank you area. host: now we will try sophia in manhattan, democrat. caller: good morning, john. host: go ahead, what's on your mind and turned and your tv if you don't mind? caller: it's my first time. i

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host: more of that testimony on c-span.org and our c-span now app. call ino share experiences like the witness gave her others. we have a line for caregivers (202) 748-8002. ,that is where sean is coming in -- calling in from northern new york. good morning. caller: good morning. i did not expect to get on so quick. host: you are on now. caller: thank you very much. i do not call in much do these kind of programs,ut i have a lot of years of background of spding a lot of time in nursing homes. my wife and i have spent a lot of time doing nursing home ministry. we took care of my mother-in-la she passed away a a few months ago at 89 years old. she lived with us for a couple of years, on and off, or than that, but the last couple of years. so in this industry, i have seen a lot of issues and problems. i s wondering if you might want to k me a question. host: as far as issues and problems, what have you seen? caller: biggest problem, i believe, is the tremendous cost. people are losing their life vings for people in our faly, number one. one thing i will say, in

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call. joe in california on our republican line. good morning, joe. caller: good morning, everyone. thanks for taking the call. thanks for c-span, generally unbiased. s, democracy is the top issue, absolutely. because our democracy has been overthrown in a coup. it is really insane at this point that people think joe biden got 84 million votes. it's just insane. the level of lying of this current empire of lies that overthrew the country in 2020. mainstream media and c-span don't put the spin as if nothing happened, nothing to see there. it's really insane. everyone on the planet should watch -- the fraud they implemented during the covid experience with the remote voting boxes all over the place. they caught 1000 people stuffing ballots. the stuff in carolina with giuliani. they have videos of two women rigging the election in the middle of the night. instead of arresting them, the terrible criminals who betrayed our nation, they prosecuted giuliani for saying that those two women rigged the election. and they attacked him. from julian assange to giuliani, not safe from the empire of lies that have been sending our children to war under false prete

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call. joe in california on our republican line. good morning, joe. caller: good morning, everyone. thanks for taking the call. thanks for c-span, generally unbiased. s, democracy is the top issue, absolutely. because our democracy has been overthrown in a coup. it is really insane at this point that people think joe biden got 84 million votes. it's just insane. the level of lying of this current empire of lies that overthrew the country in 2020. mainstream media and c-span don't put the spin as if nothing happened, nothing to see there. it's really insane. everyone on the planet should watch -- the fraud they implemented during the covid experience with the remote voting boxes all over the place. they caught 1000 people stuffing ballots. the stuff in carolina with giuliani. they have videos of two women rigging the election in the middle of the night. instead of arresting them, the terrible criminals who betrayed our nation, they prosecuted giuliani for saying that those two women rigged the election. and they attacked him. from julian assange to giuliani, not safe from the empire of lies that have been sending our children to war under false prete

i am early for c-span count i was listening the first day c-span was on radio back in the '90s. and i was what they callednkie in the '90s and college at you mbc. how's it going to affect the election? i would have to say -- that little o bit of extra line they could do with ai is nominal. that's my opinion. we already don't believe what's going on. let's talk to zion and germantown, maryland good morning. the last go around the governme i not able to make a substantial change in the average american's life. with this, we are buried even videos on our phone may be an accident may be a protest rally, may be bigotry. those against the opposition when it comes to thehe companies ownedt by one major conglomerate and they failed to consider bottom-line they could get into our phones and alter these things. their biggest challenge is having been that important in a recent and technology. they let things go by like recently with apple finding their change in the product to be manufactured in india we did donot hear about stringent restrictions. i don't have faith the government will do something. have they devel

in st. paul, minnesota. democrat. caller: good morning, mimi. love c-span. you are my favorite host by far. i was callingbout the conflict in gaza. joe biden running into 2024. i'm 34 years old. military vet. i joined the military under obama. voted for obama. then left. i supported the whole military, patriotism, everything. being in and now being out and seeing the actions of our government, i find it interesting how much force we are willing to use against people because they look different. what i want to compare this to is other genocides that have happened. if you look what happened in china with the uigers, and back after the soviet union collapsed and that whole soviet fighting and killing each other, those were genocides. what is happening now isn't genocide -- is genocide against the palestinian people. i hope you can ask your next question. carlos jiminez, born in cuba. i like republicans i can come into the country and thrive. i have been contacting my rep and the white house, senators, everyone, about the need to stop this violence. and, i have gotten nothing from them. one of them said my w

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c-span viewers are very familiar. questions or comments. as folks are calling in, all these different -- guest: let's start with the election interference case. the case in washington is heduled to go to trial 24 hours before super tuesday. there is a remarkable -- it is shaping up forhe first week of march where you have the jury selectioin a trial for a former president happening 4 million of voters can go to the polls. just almost bullet juxtasition of a historic, the first week of march. there is one in new york city, a local criminal case about the legend hush-money payments. initially, that was scheduled for trial in mch as well. we expect that shift another federal criminal case with the legend's handling of classified documents by donald trump. that is scduled for trial in late may. there are challenges that could delay that one. a broad, sweeping case with many codefendant. he has many codefendant's. that trial could go on the calendar this year. host: if there is a trial expected to be wrapped up before voters go the polls in november, which one is that

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i want to thank you for taking my call. >> he has been out a couple rallies in iowa and new hampshire. blood covers here on c-span on november the fifth, we will more than likely have biden and talk to choose from. nothing is sacred to those people. somebody earlier was talking about democracy. quick who will you vote for? quick i was hoping that desantis will get the nomination. whoever the republican nominee is -- it is possible it could be nicky haley. it may turn out that a lot of it is unfair. at this point i think it will be trunk. he tried to to around illegal immigration and made a lot of progress there. we can't take biden for four more years. they have this digital ad. the state of democracy in ted -- right in joe biden on january 23. >> i will tell you the truth. i don't like anyone. absolutely no one. i will see anybody who seems to me like the best possible candidate. it is a shame because this country deserves so much better than what we are getting for -- from both parties. it is not there. >> that was learned in cherry hill, new jersey. we are waiting for former president donald trump to come out

call. jim is in pioneer, ohio on our independent line. caller:thank you for c-span. going to take half that $3.8 million and give ito gaza because we know you will not. if you go back, they are bombing the buildings on the while terrorists run in their holes. we are going to have to cut you some more. the last time i saw a u.s. was h w bush around 1990. he did not have to do anything. he just threatened to cut their. for a minute, they stopped building the settlement on the west bank. host: jim, do you think this issue is enough to change how you might vote in the upcoming presidential election? caller: i am unwavering. i have been a big supporter of joe biden, even though i am an independent. i feel i am partially responsible. ■áevery president since h w bush has supported the -- it has been going on my whole life. ihost: next is jerry in new jersey on our democratic line. caller: good morning. one of the comments i have is the comments that haley made during her campaigning in new hampshire. i think it terribly. that is one of my stories. the other is fani willis,

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