these are also available and c-span podcasts. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] minister davidn cameron takes versions of the house of commons. then a discussion about washington politics and bipartisanship with former house speaker dennis hastert and and richard gephardt. 11:00 p.m., and another chance to see q and a with documentary filmmaker rory kennedy. on the next "washington journal," national journal correspondent james oliphant on judicial elections. we will fact check, the claims from candidates and outside groups on this campaign season. on the impactoole of the midterm elections will have on defense legislation. as always, we take your calls and you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. "washington journal" live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. wednesday and the british house of commons, prime minister david cameron answered questions from members on a range of issues. he addressed the u.k. contribution to the fight against ebola. national health service development, unemployment, an

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"q&a" programs are also available as c-span podcasts.captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] here are just of the few of the comments we have recently received from viewers. >> you do not air all of outings. obama's . the other night he was at the congressional black caucus. i do not remember that sing on air. there was another i did not see last night. hey of his outings, when goes around and makes speeches and talks to people, you do not show them. never fail to air those dull, lifeless hearings that nobody wants to see. -- what is thehy difference in that? >> i really appreciate c-span. it is a great source for political information. but i am frustrated when we have our representatives, especially in the republican party, who again on tv and every time, they sit there and say this is a christian nation. this nation was founded on slavery, the stealing of land from native americans. hosts onme of the c-span will at least say how the native americans, blacks, and wo

they are also available as c-span podcasts.ptioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> coming up next, your calls on "washington journal". then at 10:30 am eastern we talk about food safety. the on, we host a form on e bola virus. >> if you remember -- this is going wonderfully. it is 65 mhz. are so excited about aw3 and we're going to turn around and have a broadcast. have agreed to sec put out ich the -- those after the discussion from a policy discussion to a business discussion. so we are excited about both options. certainly that are carriers to come to them and it is going to be a win-win situation for everyone. >> tonight at 8:00 pm eastern on c-span two. >> later, defense reporter molly o'toole looks at the on the of elections defense implications. "washington journal" is next. >> it is monday, october 27, 2014. days until election day and our campaign 2014 coverage will continue today with a lot more debate coverage including s

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c-span and i listen to you every day. and, i listen to a lot of all of your podcasts.p spreading the news, is all you can do, on both sides. host: thank you for calling. that talkshort video about the protocols we mentioned this morning. . here's a look. >> the protocols were based on a model where people took care of people in a different environment, in the bush. remote places outdoors. they did not have to do tertiary care and intensive training. there are parts of the protocol that left vulnerability. when you go into a hospital, you have to intubate somebody and be completely covered. that is one of the things. the protocol will be finalized and one of the things is complete covering with no skin showing. >> the doctor from yesterday. he had a response to what ted cruz and others said about ron as the ebola czar. the doctor says that the homeland security advisor and susan rice are coordinating the response right now. isht now, what we have somebody who has a full-time job of doing that. so, we are looking forward to working with him as the coordinator of what we