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c-span. i have been listening for a long time.ning to all these republicans, stefanik, all their cultural stuff, hating donald trump. nobody should hate anybody, first of all. we should love one another. and care about one another. this country is in debt up to its neck. not just because of abortions or education, or taxes. we are just in debt because we are so greedy. and we don't care about one another. all we care about is ourself. and our children are reflective of that. anyway, i mean i love the united states of america. it is one of the greatest countries. it's not the greatest. it never will be the greatest. i think the countries in europe are the greatest because, you see, they have been through thousands of years of history. we have only been through maybe what, not even 300? that's my opinion for the day. speaking of all the educational stuff, what education did donald trump have? what is his education level? where did he graduate from? trump university? i don't know. he stole enough of our money. thanks. host: oklahoma,

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i am early for c-span count i was listening the first day c-span was on radio back in the '90s. what they called a news junkie 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

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 recent in techn

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fair to say frankly, i mean, israel has shown in the past, it doesn't always liked to listen to what the u. n. s. c has to say, did you think israel would listen this time around? if indeed, the case was put to the un security council and know that in the cold and the g c just because in the security council, the procedures of 4 liter eco decided by countries. and this is for is right now, the re game is, are to this joint date concept. as i know, the structure of the security council can be the only country that say these were on a hosted decision. it is because of these united states then is likely to read the next few days, the united states. what we do is read in order to apply it to the skin enclosed, and they installed the war. moving to eh, eh, dialogue to talks with other students and discussing the day off. so we'll see how, how things will start wanting to know. i don't, neil is a former director general of the is ready for ministry and the former is really a basset a to south africa. i always appreciate your company on the program. you always speak really straight and nice measured state

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c-span. i was listening to it this morning. people regurgitate what they heard on their media.r: it would be nice. i grasped onto the part of can you give uthe news like we are moderately intelligent people? we are watching the evening news programs and we write down what the stories are and how much time they get and so many times, it's like well, the first four minutes of the newscast was it was snowing in nebraska. and you are like well, i guess they think this is what scores in the ratings. a lot of times, the campaign is often seven minutes or 10 minutes or 11 minutes into the news. i'm a snob, i'm like is in politics the most important news? obviously, there are some weather events that are so adverse that you could see why they would lead. so much of the news is narratives. for example, we will look at the republican presidential race right now. oh, it's over. is it? we have a primary and a caucus. i believe the delegate said trump has 32 and nikki haley has 17 and the winner has to have 1215. and it's over. this reflects that the news media sees its role as reflecting c