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i have the great pleasure to welcome to the stage next sophia bush and jordan c brown, you all.a, you all is an actress, an activist. i have to give you your flowers. sophia is an actress, activist, producer and entrepreneur who has starred in television and film products including chicago pd. beyond entertainment she is a dedicated activist and philanthropist raising nearly half a million dollars for causes and your and dear to her heart. in -- and jordan c brown is a seasoned political strategist working at the intersection of media and entertainment to drive progressive social change. he partners with culture shapers, business leaders, entrepreneurs and elected officials to achieve innovative advocacy goals. you all, i need you to have energy as we walked, to this stage, sophia and jordan! ♪ [applause] >> hello, friends. i did bring a little musical energy. for the kids on the internet. hello, everyone. i'm thrilled to be here and i'm embarrassed to be speaking out of wilson cruz but i'm so happy to be here with one of my best friends. and all of you. kelly, thank you for org

c. brown for new can senior advisor to the us program at the international crisis group. he focuses on ways of reducing reliance on military tools in foreign policy. thank you very much. all 3 of you for joining us here on inside story, i'd like to talk about the current situation in a moment. but 1st maybe have a, let me take to back to recent. he is and israel's recent conflicts. and i think i'm right in saying that there was a sort of window for a mil attraction. israel was allowed to carry out its objectives for the time, but then as the casualties mounted to the point, international condemnation was so much that the un security council forced cease. well, why did this not happen this time? well that, that last comment it took, it took many, many days of killing as well. you know, i mean, i think our lives don't seem to be very meaningful. so let's see. but it was, but in 2006, it was 30 full days. we're coming up to a to and yeah, what is different now? right. you mean and gods and not just love and i, well, i don't know. i mean, i think this is one. continual is rea

c. brown, you all. sophia, you all, is an actress, activist -- i am coming. i have got to give you your flowers. sophia is an actress, activist, producer and entrepreneur, who has started -- started in television and on projects such as "one trey hill," "and john tucker must die," which i was watching, "incredibles 2," and beyond entertainment, she is a dedicated activist and philanthropist, raising nearly $1/2 million for causes near and dear to her heart, you all, jordan c. brown, a seasoned political strategist working at the intersection of politics, media, entertainment, driving progressive social change. as the founder of one hill, he partners with culture shapers, business leaders, interveners and elected officials to achieve innovative advocacy goals. you all, i need you all to have energy as we welcome up to this stage sophia and jordan. i did l energy. i did l >> hi, friends. i like it. i like it. i also did bring a little musical energy for you. a little feminine phenomenon with our girls. i know, for the kids on the internet? hi, everyone, i am so

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always talk about trump and women but they never talk about kamala and willie brown who was a married man. and i have a question for cpan. how often is axios on c-span or quoted on c-span? it seems like every day to me. why don't you quote somebody else, why don't you have tucker carlson on? i think he with excellent guest. host: you can actually search the amount of times he had news organization on because all of their videos are available at c-span.org and the free c-span video library. you are brought him to do that at any point. this is ronald and oyster bay, new york, republican. morning. caller: morning. first, i'd like to ask you a question regarding your location, there. the red carpet that you have there we broadcast from, does that show a map of washington, d.c. area? host: it is a map of washington, d.c., thanks for noticing. the potomac river down there. yes. >> the comment i would like to make that unfortunately, i do not think that c-span is nearly as objective as they claim to be. in other words, regarding elections to my knowledge, not one time did you ever have a guest saying yes, i believe that the

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ground -- brown said, i think we've learned five things better each day and thank you, greg, thank you, tjada , for helping us learn about this. >> discover the heartbeat of democracy with c-span's voice is 2024, as we engage voters nationwide asking what issue is most important to you in the selection and why. >> hello, my name is -- i'm from samson, alabama. my biggest issue this election season is probably the bias in the media. i feel like we don't have adequate coverage of both parties and you know, we just have a very leftist media. >> my top issue is women's rights, reproductive rights. i have a wife, i have two daughters and two sons and most important thing for me is to make sure that my daughters are safe, my wife is safe, and every woman is safe because i'm a big believer in not just equal rights, but every woman has a choice. >> i guess my top issue is the preservation of democracy and freedom. it seems like our freedoms are being -- here in the national mall in the world war ii museum is right next door. a lot of people paid a really heavy price for that freedom. that's what i think we need to focus on. >> when i think about: voting for, it will really center

c-span. i love watching you. it amazes me how ill-informed most of the masses are. i support deportation. eisenhower did, he called it operation wetback, it was mass deportation. this is not just brown people, it is everybody who has crossed the border illegally. there are millions other than mexicans. it is very simple. if you are in this country illegally you broke the law. you need to go back where you come from and apply legally. we are not all immigrants. most of us were born here. our ancestors were immigrants who came here legally through ellis island. they are overwhelming the system. i live outside of philadelphia. if you live in a big city you can see the damage that has been done and you can see the crime rates. look at the bodies dropping everywhere. it has to be done orderly. publicans did pass a bill, hr-2 was an immigration bill. the so-called bipartisan bill which only had three republicans in the senate that voted for it was an amnesty bill. it allowed 1.5 million illegals to enter the country every year. we cannot have immigration this way. it has to be orderly. we cannot put our vets -- we have vets living on the streets. host: i am curious about the headline i sh

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brown at the national 9/11 pentagon memorial in arlingtonton, virginia. -- in arlington, virginia. after that we go to the flight 93 memorial in shanksville, pennsylvania. watch on cpan,nline at c-span.org or on our free mobile videopp, c-span now. todainhe house lawmakers consider seral measures dealing with national security threats posed by china. headingnto the session, they werexpected to debate and vote on a spending bill to fund the house into next year. it was expted to include requiring proof of citizenship. however,he measure was pulled from the floor due to lack of vote speaker johnson said they'll continue to work through the weekend to build conssus. current government funding runs ouon september 30. without a resolution we could sea federal government shutdown. watch live coverage when members return here on c-span. >> listening to proonls c-span through c pan radio is easy. tell your smart speaker, play c-span radio and listen to "washington journal" daily at 7:00 a.m. eastern. important public affairs events throughout the day and weekdays catch washington today. listen to c-span any time. tell your smart speaker, play c-span radio. c-span, powered

brown at the national 9/11 pentagon memorial in arlington, virginia. after that we'll take you to the ceremony at shanksville, pennsylvania, flight 93 national memorial. watch tonightp on c-span, c-span now our fee mobile video app or online at c-span.org. a bubble tracker of the topics that were discussed in the hour and have debate. -- hour and a half debate. the top one fit into the category of character and fitness. that was followed by the economy, with 10 minutes and 33 seconds of discussion. six minutes and 32 seconds of abortion. foreign policy, just about five minutes. topics of immigration, four minutes and 16 seconds. russia and ukraine, four minutes and 44 seconds. how much the candidates talk about the economy, 10 minutes and 33 seconds. vice president harris talked about for four minutes, 42 seconds. president trump, five minutes and 51 seconds. the question about the economy was the first one out of the gate in the debate. here is some of the exchange on that topic from last night. [video] >> everybody knows i'm going to cut taxes substantially and create a great economy, like i did before. we got hit with a pandemic. the pandemic was not since 1917 where