tom democratic calller. last calller for kathy sullivan.ler: i would just like to know that romney reaches a lot about national-security. being hispanic, there's a lot of working-class people. i would like to know, has anyone in his family ever been in the military service? i mean, here he is talking national security. we send our sons to foreign wars and all these things happen with people's kids, but what about his kids? anyone in his family ever been to war? host: i am not sure you know the answer to that question, but why are military issues of the deal in new hampshire? guest: i think military issues are a big issue everywhere, but we do have been able shipyard, and we also have their force base and national guard. i think like every state in the country, we also have some defense contractors as well. security is always a big issue. for example, my parents were both world war ii vetrans. you find a lot of veterans in new hampshire. the important thing is to look at the record in comparison to record. president obama has a great record

host: raj, independent calller.ler: my question is this, what role are education institutions related? what are we doing to educate people on the preventive medicinmechanisms? guest: there is a growing movement to make sure people at all levels of education get experience and global health and population health, whether it is through the schools, through the libraries or the internet, and the public health community is responding by helping to make sure the information given to the population is accurate and factual and valid. people can get this information in a timely way. everything you read or see on the internet is not necessarily accurate. i am encouraged people to go to trusted sources to get the information. host: dr. georges benjamin executive director of the american public health association. deb is on the line. caller: i think it is rather sad we have to call in on our political lines because there is no politics in health. what this man says, i believe in. two things to ask him. number one, i am 50 year

tom democratic calller. last calller for kathy sullivan. caller: i would just like to know that romney reaches a lot about national-security. being hispanic, there's a lot of working-class people. i would like to know, has anyone in his family ever been in the military service? i mean, here he is talking national security. we send our sons to foreign wars and all these things happen with people's kids, but what about his kids? anyone in his family ever been to war? host: i am not sure you know the answer to that question, but why are military issues of the deal in new hampshire? guest: i think military issues are a big issue everywhere, but we do have been able shipyard, and we also have their force base and national guard. i think like every state in the country, we also have some defense contractors as well. security is always a big issue. for example, my parents were both world war ii vetrans. you find a lot of veterans in new hampshire. the important thing is to look at the record in comparison to record. president obama has a great rec

from politico this morning, our last calller mentioned this, "binders full of women" spreads.onse to an answer about gender inequality in the work force, mitt romney referred to having received binders full of women from colleagues during his time in the private sector. that is from politico this morning. from the daily callers, this article that is related. here is that exchange from last night's debate. >> in what ways do you intend to rectify the inequalities in the workplace, specifically regarding the males making only 72 percent of what the male counterparts earn? >> this is one of the reasons why one of the first bills are designed with something called the lilly ledbetter bill. this woman had been doing the same job as a man for years, found out she was getting paid less, and the supreme court said she cannot bring a lawsuit because she should have found out about it earlier when she had no way of finding out about it. so we fixed that. that is an example of a kind of advocacy we need because women are increasingly the breadwinners in the family. this is not just a wom

our next calller is from columbus. monica. good morning. caller: good morning.f the republicans have such great ideas, why is it that mitt romney will lie about future policies, and why is it there is such a great desire -- that they are trying to suppress the vote t? the voters that are allowed to vote, that is the person you want in positions. that means for some reason you did not believe your candidate can win. as far as president obama and jobs, the house continually would not allow anything he wanted to go through that that would help the people. that is the problem that i have. anytime you have someone who rather than cares about the people, a determination to prevent the president from being successful, rather than caring about the policies that will help the people in the united states. i will wait and listen for your comments. guest: there was a lot of points there. but the start on the notion of suppressing the vote. = -- let me start on the notion of suppressing the vote. there is a lot of talk about the early voting and the three days before the ele