he was in indiana, a short flight to get from fort wayne to cape girardeau. also doing an interview with sean hannity on the fox news channel. live coverage continues with the president -- his final campaign appearance, final visit by vice president joe biden, the former vice president in his hometown of scranton, pennsylvania. he did so yesterday campaigning for senator bob casey. here is the event in its entirety as part of our campaign 2018 coverage in the night before the midterm elections.

we are in cape girardeau, missouri.udge jeanine, david limbaugh, his hometown, russia is going to be on stage in a little while, and the president, he joined usr a one-on-one interview. election eve, we are in the great show me state. how are you all doing? we are all having a good time? [cheers and applause] look at this crowd, it is packed to the gills. look at everybody. the president should be here shortly. they are revved up, ready to go, and i hope you are already to vote tomorrow. quick break. we'll be back. cape girardeau. it "hannity." to stay with us. ♪ i am a family man. i am a techie dad. i believe the best technology should feel effortless. like magic. at comcast, it's my job to develop, apps and tools that simplify your experience. my name is mike, i'm in product development at comcast. we're working to make things simple, easy and awesome. ♪ >> the greatest political movement of all time in this country. [cheers and applause] and it's an incredible time in america. jobs are soaring, wages are rising, pove

i know the people and cape girardeau are.re you supporting regulations and supporting what has been an economic boom that we have not seen in over ten years? do you want secure borders? you want on a wall with a door and a man that we respect with our sovereignty and our borders that people come in legally? you want the policies of sanctuary cities and sanctuary states? you believe in peace through strength? do you value due process? presumption of innocence? do you love our constitution and our american values that made this country so great? the people that make this country so great? or do you support those on the left that do nothing but smear, slander, besmirch, claim call, plot political revenge and obstruct the president's agenda? they have no plan to make your life better. they attempt they after day and hour after hour to divide this country anyway they can. today at multiple campaigns stops, president trump highlighted what is a clear choice and a contrast between the parties and a vision for the future. and he will

let's check in with rush limbaugh in cape girardeau. >> usa! usa! usa! >> i am so hoping that in a few short minutes you start chanting something else. i was just talking to people backstage and somebody said that the president and all of us have been labeled by some democrats in the media -- divisive. divisive! the democrats haven't even accepted they lost the election. that is what this is all about. [ cheering ] >> it's serious stuff. all of this. i mean for crying outloud, folks. you look at what has happened -- two years ago -- every day every newspaper. "new york times," washington post. anonymous intelligence sources confirming that trump collidedat with oudin. -- putin. nothing happened. it was made up. w hillary clinton collided with russia. hillary clintonia rigged the election. [ cheering ] >> they got the message. these rallies i have to tell you they are the envy of official washington. there isn't a single elected official in either party who can do what this is tonight. [ cheering ] >> other than donald trump. no one. and they are jealous.

indiana, one in cleveland and wrapping up last night in cape girardeau, missouri.'s hear from salisbury in north carolina. lewis is voting today. good morning. >> caller: good morning c-span. c-span. good morning america. yes, i'm going to vote today. it's a little rainy and salisbury north carolina at that rate is notot going to stop me d my family. we want just wait for that moment. the poll is just at block fromy neighborhood, my residence. so i'm looking forward to it and to cast my vote for democrat. you know, it's amazing how some republicans can overlook the rhetoric from this president and everybody that he is promoting ore campaigning for. and just the other day this man stated that he's a nationalist. so i just wonder when he said he's a nationalist how many other republicans jumped on board because we know what that's all about. we already know that he just doesn't like people of caller. we already know that he just felt like people coming close to the borders. he's sending troops out there carrying machine guns and machetes and issues totally ridiculous

he was in indiana, a short flight to get from fort wayne to cape girardeau. also doing an interview with sean hannity on the fox news channel. live coverage continues with the president -- his final campaign appearance, final visit by vice president joe biden, the former vice president in his hometown of scranton, pennsylvania. he did so yesterday campaigning for senator bob casey. here is the event in its entirety as part of our campaign 2018 coverage in the night before the midterm elections. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome your congressman, matthew cartwright. [applause] mr. cartwright: thank you. love you back. is this thing on? you know what? to the senior high school, everybody. i want to take the liberty to give a few shot out. i want to thank the principal, john haas. [applause] mr. cartwright: and the superintendent, kevin rose. the principal and superintendent, there is no guarantees that we are not going to damage her high school tonight. [laughter] mr. cartwright: seriously, i want to make another shout out and it is somebody i have admire

host: the president will be at the show me center in cape girardeau, missouri, the final stop for his campaign appearances. in missouri, one of the states we will be watching in the senate races. why is this so close? why is claire mccaskill stillness connect. in one poll, it has are up by three points, if you believe the polls. >> mccaskill is a good campaigner. she has come across as a moderate. she has gone after some other people in her own party as crazy democrats and really tried to distance herself from the left wing of her own party. she has done an effective job of that. i think joe donnelly has also done an effective job. a lot of people thought that donnelly would be down 6-10 points, but that is a tossup race. republicans knew early on they would have to get a good candidate. dating incumbents is very difficult. beating incumbents is very difficult. president received a huge missouri. the scene was repeated in cleveland and indiana and georgia. as has the feel of the night before the midterms -- this has the feel of the night before the presidential election. midterms don'

>> well, that would not be the president you heard tonight here in cape girardeau, no.hink it's full of red meat rhetoric. he's finishing up his campaign here in missouri, a red state that he needs to help win for the senate, to beat claire mccaskill, and he was not going with a soft tone here, that's for sure. now, he might go on wednesday, that's where he's trying to suggest, i think, to a different audience, but with a crowd of supporters he wants to turn out tomorrow, he wants them to hear his speech full of energy and division that he's been practicing on the campaign trail now for several weeks. >> i talked to one person tonight who believes that what the president said to sinclair, peter, could be the result of what is always shared with presidents on the eve of an election, the kind of last best estimates by their team, how the numbers look. he also tends to mention his homework, so we've seen him pepper into his speeches in the last few days women want security, women like security. that's almost a briefing line that he's repeating by rote. so we could be seein

you don't want to miss that, until he takes the stage in cape girardeau.miss fox nation.com, that goes live on november 27. it's an on demand service daily life opinion shows and documentaries. here's a sneak peek of one of the documentaries you will only be able to see there. take a look. >> the tragedy on martha's vineyard has raised more questions on have been answered. >> the morning police found tt car. >> senator kennedy, what have you done? it's been ten hours. >> the kennedy name ran that r into the united states. >> kennedy says, i prefer you come to me. >> it was supposed to be an autopsy, they tried to get away with it. >> we wanted to find out what happened. here we are 50 years later and we still don't know the whole story. >> the story of camelot only works if you i have magic and he used all the magic. >> sean: you can sign up as a founding member and it by doing so you can get exclusive merchandise. that's all the time we have left. we will so see you monday from missouri. it's game time, everybody on board. let not your truck, heart be tro

i was at cape girardeau for the final rally of the season, we think, until the run offense. he called sarah sanders to the stage. he called kellyanne conway and ivanka to the stage before he called the missouri senate. it was about 30 or 35 minutes into the rally before josh hawley was up. we talk about enthusiasm. neither side knows which way that's going to break. democrats are convinced people are going to send a message to trump. trump voters are convinced they are standing up for him. we don't know the answer to that question. it may be both. >> that's what's so different about this mid-term compared to others. why does a party lose in a wave election? the voters tend to stay home or not turn out at that level. the out party are the most angry and they turn out. this does not look like it's going to be that traditional drop off in mid-terms. we could be seeing democratic levels in some places it needs to be five points higher and some places it's enough to have one point higher. that puts this question mark on so many of these very competitive races. >> one of your coll

host: president donald trump last night in cape girardeau, missouri.ood morning and welcome to "washington journal." if you have voted early, the line to use is 202-748-8000. if you are voting today, 202-748-8001. if you are not voting, 202-748-8002. welcome your comments on facebook and twitter. we area couple of tweets here. this one from michael, who said i never thought about social security or medicare ever. i think when programs are managed well and beneficial for everyone involved, these programs believe burden on families. donna says mississippi is right. he does not care about anyone but himself and profits. the call screeners got a dinner break. i am not sure what james is talking about. we will be back tonight for our election coverage. let's go to pittsburgh and here from robert. good morning. caller: thank you. i will say two things. i'm a retired veteran. war, we werem supporting this man. veterans, think about that. thou shall not commit adultery and fornication. this president did that. that's not not live. o.is president did that to as

i'm from cape girardeau. don't take this -- 50 years ago was the first time i was over 16. first time i was told i wasn't good enough to succeed in radio. we are all told this. we all know how to fail. we don't need to go to the library to find books on how to fail because we all know how to do it. if you ever go to the library and find a group, great moderates in american history, great committees in american history? donald trump wants america to be great again. it's not a slogan. it's an objective. >> laura: joining me now, we'll check back in with russia, monica crowley. chris hahn, former aide to senator chuck schumer. dave bossie, president of citizens united and a fox news contributor. monica, in three different states today. is that going to give republicans a boost tomorrow? speak what we've learned over the last three years, laura, donald trump is the only bullhorn who matters, right! he has the ability to put the country in a completely different state. he has the ability to rally the base, get out voters who frankly this part combating stomach republican venting

this is in cape girardeau, missouri. is capeattendance girardeau native rush limbaugh. this is from "the washington post." " this midterm election like no other in modern history." we will go to eric in virginia, republican line. >> how are you? >> fine, thank you. you must be on c-span radio. go ahead. >> i want listeners to know that i voted for trump and i'm glad i did. i am really disparaged about the democratic party, what they have done since the unexpected loss in 2016. as you can see, all the production they have done is name-calling and accusations which is unsubstantiated, and they are used to divide and divide people for the past two years. at the end of the day, he's getting it done. the economy is up. when you look at the amount of people on welfare, it is down. when you look at the amount of wars in afghanistan and iraq, down. isis is on the run. we are moving in a positive direction. even when donald trump talks about something common sense regardless of party, they jump on the other side. million illegal immigrants per year. when you calculate that, that

i'm from cape girardeau.applause] don't take this the wrong way. 50 years ago was the first time -- i was 16 -- the first time i was told i wasn't good enough to succeed in radio. don't misunderstand, we are all told this. we all know how to fail. we don't need to go to the library to find books on how to fail because we all do it. you will never go to the library and find a book, great moderates in american history, where great committees in american history. beald trump wants america to great again. it's not a slogan, it is an objective. i love you all, too. [applause] >> i asked the president if i could speak for 30 minutes, and i have a 10 minute limit here. [laughter] he said no. he can't wait to talk to you. it is an amazing thing that donald trump has done. need any of doesn't the grief he gets. is one of the most successful people in america and he doesn't need this. he doesn't need to put up with the abuse. he does this because he believes america is headed in the wrong track and it needs to be put b

president trump moves on to cape girardeau, missouri for a rally.h holly bird's a lead over claire mccaskill. that really starts at 10:00 p.m. eastern. you can watch both rallies on c-span.org or listen on our radio app. c-span, your primary source for campaign 2018. >> which party will control the house and senate? watch c-span's live election starting tuesday at 8:00 p.m. eastern as results come in from house, senate, and governor races. here victory and concession speeches. wednesday morning at 7:00, at your reaction to the elections taking your phone calls live during washington journal. c-span, do primary source for campaign 2018. british prime minister theresa may answers questions from members of the house of commons on a range of domestic and foreign issues including the recent shooting at a pittsburgh synagogue and offers support for a cease-fire in yemen and briefs members on the current state of brexit negotiations. mr. speaker: order. questions to the prime minister. alan brown. mr. speaker -- mr. speaker: the prime minister. pm may: mr.

and going to end in cape girardeau, missouri which is home to rush limbaugh.an: i was in missouri they are so fatigued with politicians. donald trump across town. with the vice president here all the time they cannot wait for this to be over. ainsley: it's neck and neck. brian: josh hawley two point lead. he cancelled a couple tv appearances to get back on the stump yesterday. steve: the president has talked so much about his historic win in 2016. talks about how he has gone and he has tried to run the table going everywhere. that's where he is going this weekend and today. and if you missed him, here's the president making his final argument. >> there is an electricity in the air, the likes of which i and you have not seen since the '16 election. this is one of the most important elections of our time. i don't know if i rate it more important than the last election, '16. but it's almost it's right there. democrats want to invite caravan after caravan of illegal aliens to pour into our country. i don't think so. i don't care what the fake media says, that's in

then tonight at 10:00 eastern, the president campaigns in cape girardeau, missouri. with one day left before the elections, c-span is your network for campaign 2018. >>> which party will control the house and senate? watch election coverage starting tuesday at 8:00 p.m. eastern as results come in from house, government and senate races around the country. hear concession speeches from the candidates. then wednesday at 7:00 a.m., we'll get your reaction taking calls live from washington journal. c-span, your campaign live for 2018. >>> c-span cities tour is exploring the american story in cities across the country. during a recent stop in independence, missouri, we asked voters in the state's fifth district which issue is most important to you for this november midterm election. >> my issues with the election this year basically are people telling the truth and not lying. i get tired of all the political ads on tv. it's like they almost flood you with -- and you have to decide what's good and what's bad. it shouldn't be that way. they ought to tell you up front, this

the president ended in cape girardeau, missouri, that's the home of rush limbaugh.loved by america. so many people listen to him on the radio and think is he phenomenal. when he went home, those were the people where he got his start. the crowd went crazy. he took the stage and spoke. he said to the audience, you know what? this president is in d.c. he has not forgotten middle america. and he had a message for the mainstream media. don't dismiss the trump voter. listen to what he said on stage yesterday. >> you realize there isn't a sings gel elected official in either party who could do what this is tonight. >> they are jealous. they are envious. this isn't supposed to happen. you people are supposed to love them, not trump. and the people in washington really haven't taken the time understand why you voted for trump. they just think you are stupid for doing so. there is so much to learn about why you have. there is so much to learn about the potential greatness for america to learn why you're here. why you support trump. donald trump wants america to be great agai

president trump's last stop in missouri and in about an hour president trump is scheduled to speak in cape girardeau south of st. louis, missouri one of five key states where senate races remain tight. earlier mr. trump made stops in ohio and indiana. a couple hours ago in ft. wayne he urged people to vote for mike braun for the senate. >> i need you to get your family, get your friends, get your neighbors, get your co- workers and go out and vote for a republican house and a republican senate and republicans at every level of government and i need you to vote for mike braun tomorrow. >> right now there is a streaming comedy event geared towards getting out the vote. the nonpartisan telethon for america is live on youtube and facebook. amy schumer, jane fonda, julia louis dreyfus are among the celebrities taking parts. actors and comedians are on a phone bank calling voters urging them to vote tomorrow. we'll be bringing you live results on election night all evening starting at 8:00 with our special election night live stream on www.kpix.com. >>> coming up later in this newscast at 6:30 we'll take

. >> the president back on the road again, he's got ohio, indiana, and missouri and cape girardeau expectedo be a raucous event, the last rally before the midterm elections. i had a chance to speak with a white house official a little earlier today, he said don't expect much different in today's remarks in ohio, pretty much what we've seen on the campaign trail thus far but he will localize it just a bit and in particular we expect the president to talk a great deal about manufacturing and bringing jobs back here to the beautiful state of ohio. for now, back back to you. >> harris: we know speaker paul ryan reached out to the president in a phone call yesterday asking him to focus on the economy, so you can add that to the list as you mentioned as well. great to see you today, hello to cleveland from new york. fox news chief political anger and anger of "special report" bret baier is sitting to my left ear. >> what is chris wallace thinking? >> harris: he said it was a little windy earlier but look at this. you bring the sunshine all the time. i know the president has been focused on the ba

[cheers and applause] we are broadcasting live from cape girardeau missouri where president trump ands home. coming up, the president himself will join us for an exclusive live interview, plus, we will have rush limbaugh's speech as it happens. so much is at stake in a few short hours. are you ready? a packed house. americans, you have the power. you have the fate of all house

. >> i was with the president last night in missouri, the energy he brought to cape girardeau with thatink was something that's going to be significant in helping josh hawley win. we are looking at missouri, indiana, tennessee, those are strong states. florida, west virginia, and montana will be states to watch tonight. it is going to be tight all over the country, it's going to depend on turnout. democrats are turning out far beyond typical midterm turnout. so are republicans. for us to keep these majorities and expand them, which would be defying the trend not just in the house but in the senate, the senate you usually lose 2-3 seats. it's going to depend on everybody getting out to vote, call your friends, call your family. everybody needs to get out to vote today. >> harris: heidi heitkamp, interesting. he's been on she's been on air force one invited by president trump. what's happening there that the republican in that race has made its own neck and neck? >> camping cream kevin kramer was the congressman in north dakota, he represents the president. he voted to support the tax cut

here he is in the last hour, cape girardeau, missouri. >> i will say we have to get out tomorrow and we have to elect a republican congress. we have to do it. we've got to stop crying chuck schumer and nancy pelosi from erasing everything that we've gained. our economy is setting records on a daily basis. >> that rally tonight made number three for him following illinois and arkansas. tonight trump was asked by sinclair broadcasting if he had any regrets about the last two years. and there is much speculation that the answer you're about to hear came after the last wave of polling data perhaps was shared with him, and again, perhaps but not necessarily, including what may be a sizeable gender gap favoring democratic candidates tomorrow night. here is the president on his regrets. >> is there anything, as you look back at your first almost two years, that you regret that you wish on you that you could just take back and redo? >> i would say tone. i would like to have a much softer tone. i feel to a certain extent i have no choice, but maybe i do, and maybe i could have been softer fro

monday night, election eve at 9:00 eastern and we will be live at the president's final rally in cape girardeau the home of rush and david limbaugh. plus, we will have an interview with the president. you don't want to miss that, before he takes the stage on the eve of the mid-term election. and fox news announced our prescription streaming service. it's foxnation.com. that goes live on november 27. it's an on demand service daily life opinion shows and documentaries. here's a sneak peek of one of the documentaries you will only be able to see there. take a look. >> the tragedy on martha's vineyard has raised more questions on have been answered. >> camelot ended the morning the police chief found that car. >> they found a body. >> senator kennedy, what have you done? it's been ten hours. you haven't told anybody. >> the kennedy name ran that part of the united states. >> and kennedy says, i prefer you come to me. >> it was supposed to be an autopsy, they tried to get away with it. >> we wanted to find out what happened. here we are 50 years later and we still don't know the whole story. >> the

president trump is coming tonight to cape girardeau, missouri, on the east side of this state, trying to turn out the republican vote by sean hannity. today, we are on the other side of the state, the southwest side of the state here in springfield, missouri. this morning, in a few minutes, republican candidate for senate will be here, trying to get out the vote for republicans. he will be joined by some top missouri republican officials, including the governor, mike parson, and just trying to get out that republican energy. this is a very republican state and yet the race between holley and mccaskill is neck and neck. we're hearing from hawley that claire mccaskill is too on the other side, claire mccaskill's closing argument is that she's a moderate who can work across the aisle to get things done, that she's not going to washington to fight president trump but fight for missourians. we'll see if that closing argument holds. we'll be here on the ground the next two days through tomorrow watching for any new developments and we'll keep you updated, poppy. >> she's running that ad tal

because it's amazing to people think people who write -- we did this event with donald trump in cape girardeauut i was not part of whatever coverage was going to take place at the campaign. i gave a tweet that was 100% truthful. i was watching rush give his speech. the president, i had no idea. he invited me on stage. i will be honest, i was honored by the president's request. it was not planned. i want to be very, very clear. i'm up on stage. you've heard me say it all the time, every day, every night, it's true. there's a lot of fake news. i want to be very clear, especially after hearing some commentary, reading some things. i was not and would never referred to my friends, my colleagues here at the fox news channel in those remarks. as a matter of fact, they are such a cut above everybody else. by the way -- if anybody construed it that way, i'm totally sorry in terms of the people who i work with. i caught a couple of my friends, colleagues here, i've had a great relationship with almost everybody here all the time i've worked here. i am a talk show host. they do news. i don't know how th

his final event before election day, he'll be joined in cape girardeau, missouri, but rush limbaugh.a missouri native. and one thing we know for certain going into election day is that this is a very close race. it is coming down to the wire. and nbc news marist poll just out shows this race is locked in a tie within the margin of error. there's no early voting in missouri, wolf, so this really will come down to election day. >> we'll watch it together with you, rebecca berg, in missouri for us. thank you. >>> coming up, despite his outward show of confidence, is president trump really bracing for a democratic takeover of the house tomorrow. >>> and in why is the president suddenly warning about illegal voting? you might take something for your heart... or joints. but do you take something for your brain. with an ingredient originally discovered in jellyfish, prevagen has been shown in clinical trials to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. instead, he's the tallest guy in his office.l basketball player. yeah, eric's had to compromise a lot in life. ah y

rush lived in cape girardeau about # the200 pounds there, bu that's fine, if he wants to go out and bloviate there, that's fine. god bless him. >> paul. >> paul somehow thinks this is a win. >> because he's driving -- he's doubling down on his base, and that's good. jamie's right, it will help a lot in places like missouri, north dakota. but it's not going to help in a lot of places like florida that are more diverse. >> what struck me how nervous everybody is, right? nobody wants to give predictions. nobody wants to believe the polls. everybody is nervous, because we were taken by such surprise. >> i want to come back to that. let me hold you guys over a commercial break. hold your firepower. just in, we have new developments in the governor georgia's race. republican governor brian kemp defending this 11th hour division evidence to investigate the state's democratic party for election hacking. critics also questioning if kemp, who is currently georgia's secretary of state should be the one to oversee his own runoff if that race is undecided. and also, you know, i want to talk about florida

>> so by the time the president arrives in cape girardeau, missouri, tomorrow night for his 43rd campaign year, by my count, he's going to be the same thing, but that is not going to be the end of the rallies. i'm told the president has become so fixated on these rallies, in the words of one adviser, this fall made him realize how much he loves rallies and how much he missed them. so the trump show is going to go on. it is going to go on directly into 2020 without much stop at all. the question is, where he goes. he's not going to be able to keep this same route of red state, red state, red state. but interestingly, all of these rallies have been, yes, been about republican candidates, but there have been very few signs of senate signs. no matt rosendale, all trump signs. that is by design. so the trump show, maybe a slight hiatus, but not much of one. it's going to be back in full swing. >> all right. the fall season, can't wait! >> i know we've jumped a lot about it being infrastructure week, but if house democrats win on tuesday, it might actually be infrastructure week. we have seen s

sean hannity: "in spite of reports, i will be doing a live show from cape girardeau and interviewing before the rally. to be clear, i will not be on stage campaigning with the president. i am covering final rally for my show. as well as that — when a woman fainted in the crowd this happened. is there a doctor in the house? doctor, please. thank you. # how sweet the sound. # to save a wretch like me. that is one side of the political indications. well barack obama has been the most high profile campaigner for the democrats‘. his last stop was northern virginia. and he's been crisscrossing the counry — as you can tell from his voice. the good news is that all across the country, what i am saying is this great awakening, people i think who had taken for granted that we have made certain strides, we have made certain progress, that of course women are treated with respect, of course we're not going to judge people based on their skin colour or last name. of course we're going to expect basic decency and honesty and straight talk from folks in high offices. suddenly, people woke up and sa

. >> and looking at the surrogates on stage with the president last night in cape girardeau, missouri, and we have not seen anything like this, dave, and shawn hannity says that he is not going to be campaigning, and then he is saying that he is covering the rally, and he is hardly covering the rally as a speaker at the podium, and you have rush limbaugh, and you know, judge jeanine pirro. >> well, you know, you have to say that it is closing the enthusiasm gap, and that is part tof the reason that the turn outis so high, because we have seen the culture wars that he has stoked reengaged the base dormant in so many of the special elections when the republicans were running on a tax cut message. and it has not work and the culture wars have closed the gap. and when i am looking at the surprises on the election night, aim looking at the districts that the republican hold that have become majority nonwhite, suburbs of atlanta, dallas, houston and these are the congressional districts that worry the republicans and the suburban seats that are at risk. >> you guys stay right here. we will

here with rush limb baug and sean hannity and gene perot and kellyanne conway, it was a cast in cape girardeau while it motivates the trump base when he's here, it also motivated a lot of people in my base that really are not happy with president trump. so i don't think we'll know whether or not ultimately it worked or not until every vote is count tonight. >> senator mccaskill, as a woman in the senate, and as a woman leader in missouri, who's held a lot of different positions of authority and your state and your country, i have to ask you how you feel like gender plays right now in terms of being a senior elected woman at a time when gender politics in our country eight now and the fight over sexism and sexual harassment and sexual assault and accountability and all of those things is just is red hot and such a volatile issue. we're seeing a record number of women running this year, particularly on the democratic side. but i just wanted your perspective on that right now, especially right now, not knowing how tonight's going to end for you. >> well, i think these -- it's always going to be a

eastern, the president campaigns in cape girardeau, missouri. c-span is your primary source for campaign 2018. >>> which party will control the house and senate? watch c-span's live election night coverage starting tuesday at 8:00 p.m. eastern, as the results come in from house, senate and governor races around the country. hear victory and concession speeches from the candidates. then wednesday morning at 7:00 a.m. eastern, we'll get your reaction to the election, taking your phone calls live during washington journal. c-span, your primary source for campaign 2018. >>> c-span's cities tour is exploring the american story in cities across the country. during a recent stop in lawrence, kansas, we asked voters in the state's second district which issue is most important to you for this november midterm election. >> i believe that not enough people in my generation are voting, so the concerns that will be coming up within 10 years, 30 years, that's not a concern to the baby boomers taking over the voting. so i believe that my generation should take

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then again at ten eastern when the president is in cape girardeau missouri. with just one day to go before the midterm elections, c-span is your primary source of campaign 2018. tonight booktv is in prime time with a look at recent books on politics. >> which party will control the house and senate? watch c-span's live election night coverage starting tuesday at 8 p.m. eastern as the results come in from house, senate and governor races around the country. here victory and concession speeches from the candidates. wednesday morning at seven eastern you'll get your reaction to the election taking your phone calls live during "washington journal." c-span, your primary source or campaign 2018. >> c-span cities tour as exploring the american story in cities across the country. during a recent stop in independence, missouri, we asked voters in the state fifth district which issue is most important to you for this november midterm election. .. >> the most important issue for me, not in the elections but it's one of the amendments we are voting on and proposition 2 o

trump is not on the ballot, but he campaigned riously, right up to las night, in cape girardeau, missouri. >> we have and we have to elect a republican congress. >> woodruff: but mancrats t.edicted a blue wave toni >> the enthusiasm people that people have-- again, nott agonizing ganizing-- is going to produce the victory. >> woodruff: control of congress is very much in play along wit o a large numbgovernors' seats. all 435 seats in the u.s. house of representatives were on the ballot today. democrats need a net gain of 23 to win back the majority. in the senate, 35 seats are at stake. the chamber now has 51 republicans, 47 democrats, and two independents who caucus with the democrats. and, 36 states are choosing governors. the current overall roster now is 33 republicans, onl16 democrats, and one independent. candidates on both sides talked up their party's prospects. in florida, democrat andrew gillum, seeking to become the state's first black governor, said his victory would be a statement to washington. >> us winning tonight, i think, will send a message to mr. trump, and mr. desanti

what you have to say though he went to missouri twice in the final stretch, he closed out in cape girardeauural missouri came in big for josh hawley. he certainly helped blackburn grow her margin, he was in indiana twice in the final stretch, fort wayne and indianapolis. he where he fell short was montana. i felt montana was the smallest where trump could go in and push it to a recount if not rosendale winning. Ãbapproved to trump went into montana for five times this year. that's unordinary. montana usually gets a presidential visit once every four years. he was there for five times this year because he was mad at chester because chester was the one who forced out ryan jackson. as the va secretary. trump had this beef with chester for what he had on ryan jackson. the fact that you could win the senate seat was also cool too but he wanted to get blood revenge from tester and he going there every time and they mentioned and then the actual candidate would be standing there waving. but small enough where that could matter and for a long time tuesday night rosendale was actually winning. it wa

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have live coverage at 6 eastern fort wayne indiana and again at 10 eastern and the presidents in cape girardeau missouri and with one day to go before the midterm elections, c-span is your primary source or campaign 2018. tonight, book tv is in prime time with her look at recent books in politics. juan williams examines the trump administration policies on civil rights in his book what the hell do you have to lose? then senior fellow heather mcdonald argues that diverse thinking is being challenged at the collegiate level in her book the diverse city delusion. every university study chair carol anderson beset the wisconsin book festival in madison about voter suppression. tv all this week in prime time on cspan2. >> which party will control the house and senate? what cspan2's live coverage guarding tuesday at 8 pm eastern as a result come in from house, senate and governor races across the country. your victory and concession speeches on the candidate, then wednesday at 7 am we will get your reaction to the election your phone calls live during washington journal. c-span: your primary source fo

but you have to say though, he went to missouri twice in the final stretch, he closed out in cape girardeau on monday night, and rural missouri came in big for josh hawley. he certainly helped blackburn grow her margin. he was in indiana twice in the final stretch, fort wayne and indianapolis. where he fell short was montana. i felt montana was the one state small enough where trump could go in and maybe push it to a recount if not rosendale winning. esther was the one who forced out jackson as the the a secretary. he had a beef what what he did for jackson. the fact that he can win the senate seat was cool as well. he would go mention that. the candidate would be there waving. you've got him coming to your state. for long time tuesday night, he was actually winning. thatsn't until yesterday he finally took the lead and is now going to win. inmp played pretty hard those senate seats in the final stretch. , he taketh away. for them.s not go midterm turnout in nevada collapses for presidential cycles. those candidates won by five points each. that's extraordinary. thereason is because democra

including a big rally tonight in cape girardeau where one of the speakers will be his staunchest supporters, the president of the united states. mr. trump has called mr. hawley a star and has criticized his opponent, senator claire mccaskill, as a captive of the far left. now, mccaskill has tried to insulate herself from those attacks by characterizing her record as centrist and says she's not one of those crazy democrats, as she puts it. she's out-raised hawley four to one and yet the race here is virtually a tie. she's one of ten democrats running in states that mr. trump carried in 2016. and the missouri republicans here believe that they have a very good shot at turning this state red in the senate. >> that's right. they call these ten the trump ten democrats running in those states. cbs news chief correspondent nancy cordes and anthony are here. good morning, with fresh data as well. nancy, our poll shows 68% of voters say health care is very important to them. we know democrats have made that the issue. is that going to help them tomorrow? >> it should. voters were asked which party t

cape girardeau is where he's headed on monday night for closing arguments. in the last couple days, it will all be about turning out these base votes and counties. >> leland vittert, thank you. artist senate race could tip the balance of power. democrat bill nelson is trying to hold onto his spot. republicans are hoping they can flip the seat. outgoing governor rick scott, their candidate. these are pictures of an event. he's about to hold an event in fort lauderdale. peter doocy is there now at that rally for the republican candidate. >>reporter: we are here at a bikers for trump rally that's been organized by governor rick scott. campaign from ken tallahassee as the governor to washington d.c. as florida's senator been is trying to unseat when the 10 democratic senators trying to win reelection in a state trump won. he's trying to do that by sharply going after his voting record.>> he runs against the guy that doesn't want to work and just wants a job. he will raise your taxes. is voted for hire taxes over 300 times and he didn't show it to work. you've go

down here like cape girardeau or president trump is going to make his closing arguments on monday. is there is there a place as one by 60 points or so. the difference is the number of votes available and that's why you see president trump coming to rural areas where he may not have as many votes available that he can run up the relative percentage and totals. let's take a look at the house especially the balance of power there where democrats have the best choice. 195 to 240 right now in the house. there are 25 house republicans districts that hillary clinton won. let's take a look at one of them and we can show you what it is here will go to the house and then we are going to go to the southwest. texas southern congressional district gives us a great microcosm. this has been a republican district since 1966 when george h.w. bush wanted. now colder sin has been in congress since 2001 is defending against lizzie fletcher from a democrat. she's got more money. that's why people think it's possible to switch this. hillary clinton won this district is a suburb of houston in the last pr

cape girardeau. what you got?rtha mcsally sing the national anthem at the arizona state homecoming football game. watch. ♪ o'er the land of the free ♪ and the home of the brave >> sandra: she got of a lot of attention for that. social media was reacting. she got a lot of attention. she's got in this tough battle with kyrsten sinema. she did the coin toss. >> bill: they lost the game. both candidates were there. >> sandra: beautiful. >> bill: i agree. i'm just saying. >> sandra: that's going to be a long couple days, buddy. the >> bill: good times. get your rest. >> sandra: you've got a personal prediction going on? >> bill: i'm working on it. you? >> sandra: i think the whole country feels like that right now. a long way to go. >> bill: this time tomorrow, it'll be 12:00 and east coast, 9:00 in the west coast. you will have tens of millions people all over the country voting. get out there and get it done. we have got a monday. is >> sandra: shaping up to be a busy couple days. fix for joining us today, we will se