including this evening in columbia, missouri. is going tot, he speak at the white house in just a few minutes on immigration and border security. it will be in the roosevelt room. we will have that live once it starts at 4:15 p.m. eastern. until then, washington journal. is terryning us madonna. me. host: give us your assessment of the cycle and what makes pennsylvania a battleground. guest: i think what makes the state of battleground is the fact that when the congressional map was re-drawn by the supreme itrt earlier in the year made the congressional races in the state very competitive. if you go back to the previous in each of11 map, the subsequent congressional elections that republicans won 13 of the 18 seats in pennsylvania. -- 2012, the democrats 2014, 2016. 13-5. the map put somewhere between three and five of the state's congressional seats in play. my sense about this from the polls that have been done in other analyses is the democrats are likely to pick up somewhere between three and five seats, which makes the state

present trip is trump is heading to columbia missouri for a rally tonight. they show that missouri is one of two states. in the race in indiana has reversed since september. joe donnelly now at 45% while republicans are trailing 38% it's up by 32 points. a lot of us senate races are too close to call. the number of active duty troops could go as high as 15 thousand. that is more than a number of u.s. troops that are stationed in afghanistan. he is firmly pushing back on suggestions that this is a political stunt ahead of the midterms for homeland security. it's practical support based on the request with customs and border police. we don't do stunts in this department. it's currently about 900 miles from the border. it is the last thing standing. the record to report after the bill good morning. this is the last one and even the mighty amazon have a fault when they reported earnings and for this quarter. what he think about apple obviously it's all about the iphone for this company. we really need a strong report for apple. they will set the tone not just for

president trump is in columbia, missouri at a rally, live at 7:30 p.m. coverage of the national arab conference continues on c-span3 at 1:30 p.m. covering the impact death, andashoggi's issues impacting oil prices. >> president trump campaigned for republican candidates at a rally in florida. a couple candidate spoke included former congressman ron desantis who is running for governor and current governor rick scott, who is running for senate. this is little less than an hour. >> ♪ i am proud to be an american, where at least i know i'm free. and i won't forget the men who me, who gave that right to and i gladly stand up next to today, therend her aint no doubt i love this land, god bless the usa ♪ >> ♪ from the lakes of minnesota, to the hills of plains,e, across the from sea to shining sea, detroit to houston, new york to l.a., pride in every american heart, ,t is time we stand and say that i'm proud to be an american, where at least i know i'm free. i won't forget the men who died, who gave that right to me, and i gladly stand up next to you and defen

president trump fired up a crowd in columbia, missouri, last night warning the u.s. must take all necessary steps to protect its borders before migrant caravans forced their way into the united states. >> if you don't want america to be overrun by masses of illegal aliens and giant caravans, you better vote republican. >> hours earlier, the president said he'll use executive authority to ban asylum seekers from entering the country unless they surrender at legal ports of entry. >> they will no longer get a free pass in our country by lodging meritless claims in seeking asylum. >> mr. trump also declared the catch and release policy is over. immigrants who enter illegally will be held indefinitely in massive tent cities like this one. earlier this week, the president ordered more than 5,000 active duty troops to the southwest border and warned that number could triple. he's authorized the military to use lethal force if migrants throw rocks like they did at the guatemala/mexico border. >> we will consider that a firearm, because there's not much difference. when you g

tomorrow he travels to columbia, missouri. we have live coverage at 7:30 p.m. eastern on c-span2. >> now the debate for california's 49th house district seat between mike leven and diane harkey. they are seeking the seat currently held by republican darrell issa, who is retiring. this race is leaning democratic. it's about 30 minutes. >> she chairs the state board of equalization. he is an attorney for environmental compliance. the they square off for race for california's 49th district in congress, decision levin.arkey versus good evening. for the first time since 2001 the 49th congressional district will have a new representative. theell issa has represented district. in january he announced he would not seek reelection. last month, president trump nominated i said to be director trade agency.l the 49th district covers coastal areas of san diego county including camp pendleton, and it also covers a small portion of southern orange county, including san clemente. us to the candidates who want to be the next representative for the 49th congressional district. b

president trump is in columbia, missouri to campaign for republican candidates, live at 7:30 p.m. our coverage of the national u.s.-arab policymakers conference continues on c-span3 at 1:30. arab natohe proposed military alliance and issues impacting oil prices. campaign 2018 continues in a couple of minutes. irma national intelligence director james clapper was asked about his experience of a pipe bomb mailing last week. a 56 euros suspect faces five federal charges for sending 15 such devices to prominent democrats, critics of president trump, and media outlets. here is james clapper. last week, you got a special surprise in the mail. actually, it did not come to your home address. it was sent to cnn. why don't we talked for a little bit or what you tell us what it is like to be the intended recipient of a mail bomb? walk us through what the procedure is when that happens and maybe spend a minute or two discussing what you think it means. >> thanks. i have ourfe and getaway place at the outer banks so on the way down, this was the ,ost disconcerting thing for me listening to the

. >> [indiscernible] closing] president trump mentioning he is heading to columbia, missouri , one of the nine stops he will make between now and the election day. we will have live coverage of tonight's event at 7:30 eastern on c-span two and more debates ahead at 7:00 eastern tonight, eight debate between joe manchin and republican challenger patrick morrissey in west virginia. at 8:00 tonight, claudia tenney faces her opponent anthony for a debate in new york 22nd congressional district. both events are live tonight. president barack obama is campaigning in florida at a rally in miami for senator bill nelson and the democratic candidate for governor, andrew gillum. coverage tomorrow is that 2:30 eastern. with five days until the election, c-span is your primary source. our

. >> glor: all right, major is in columbia, missouri tonight. major, the president is in missouri today. he will be back on monday for the huge mccaskill-hawley senate race. how-- how concerned is the white house right now about the senate? >> reporter: well, concerned leough, jeff, to be traveling relentlessly, and creating national headlines along the way. but the white house also sees political opportunities in trump-carried states, like here in missouri, montana, indiana, and florida, looking for a midterm split political decision-- losses in the house, possibly even the majority-- but gains in the senate. that would be historically unusual, but in the trump era many things politically are. >> glor: okay, major garrett, thanks very much. oprah winfrey used her star power today on behalf of a democratic candidate for governor of georgia. here's nancy cordes. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: the oprah show came to georgia today. >> and you get a vote! >> reporter: the media mogul telling a cobb county crowd that she called democrat stacey abrams out of the bl

he's currently in columbia, missouri, speaking. lots more to come.rg. ♪ shery: i'm shery ahn in new york. haidi: i'm haidi stroud in sydney. the whole world reacts as we watch asian supplies after the u.s. counterparts took a hit from apple's disappointing first-quarter forecasts. joining us from taipei is bloomberg's opinion columnists, 10 kaufman. -- 10 kaufman. who is looking the most wonderful at the moment? tim: well, basically everyone's horrible at the moment. the witness seems to be the iphone for the quarter that has just finished, it does look vulnerable. going to the next quarter, we're looking at that, too. one of the issues was that it's at the end of the outlook for apple in terms of revenue. they are giving shipment forecasts, so there may be more shipments of units but less of the lower-priced ones. it's a function of two things, asp plus shipments. one thing i'll say is the supply chain doesn't get off as badly as it might look. because apple's gross margin outlook is weaker than expected, the flipside is that more of what is being s

president trump is in columbia, missouri for a rally to campaign for republican candidates live at 7: p.m. our coverage of the national u.s. arab policymakers conference starts at 1:30 covering the impact of journalist jamaal khashoggi's debt, the nato military alliance, and issues impacting oil -- former saudi ambassador to the u.s. spoke about relations between the two countries at an arab u.s. policymakers conference. this includes the lead up to the war in iraq and the murder of journalist jamaal khashoggi. years saudithan 70 arabia and the united states at engaged in a special relationship, underlines that served the national interest -- an alliance that served those national interest throughout the 70 years of both countries. this important relationship, though never without strains, survived and flourished under 13 u.s. president and six saudi kings. they recognized the mutual benefits for both countries interests. the relationship, ladies and gentlemen, was always thicker than water. to coin a phrase. embargo ofof the oil 1973 and the tragic day of 9/11 changed the factors imp

columbia. we have? 's life starting at 7:30 p.m. eastern here on c-span2. >> cap next, missouri senate debate between and comet democrat claire mccaskill and republican challenger josh hawley. courtesy of k nbc-tv in kansas city. this is about one hour. >> the final missouri debate for the u.s. senate between the incumbent claire mccaskill and missouri attorney general josh hawley. >> good evening and welcome and thank you for joining us for the coverage of this debate tonight. the misery u.s. senate seat. i'm chris, joined by political reporter, michael mahoney and the two leading candidates in this race. democratic senator claire mccaskill and republican attorney general josh hawley. each campaign has ruled on the rules and each candidate gets 90 seconds to answer each question with a 62nd bottle. follow-ups are at the discretion of the moderated josh hawley get the first question based on the drive. one week ago, like money has a question. >> candidate, at times his campaign for the u.s. senate has affected tribal nature of the national campaign especially in the last couple

columbia, missouri. hillary clinton won it by 7 points. watch this number here. hawale hawley.u get the idea. the president has said himself that this is a base election. you have to turnout your base if you want to have a chance. that's really what a lot of this is about. what if scenario for the senate. this is our base for tuesday night. 51 republicans and 49 democrats. we will see how the map fills in on the senate side. on the house side, you are interested in the toss up races. here's what we have at the moment. it could change. might go to 32. right now it's 29. what is the difference between virginia and california? this is not true for every district. this is what republicans are up against on tuesday night. a lot of retirements and open seats and where the republicans won but hillary clinton won on the presidential level. throw that into the mix. and find out what we think could happen on tuesday night. we broke it up in regions. i could give you the examples where the scenario i laid out is true across the country. this is comstock. this is outside of washington, d.c

he is leading another rally tonight in columbia, missouri. ese are the lines and the people who have been gathering since early this morning outside the columbia regional airport. as many as 15,000 people are expected to be in attendance. the president expected to speak a half hour from now as he makes news. we'll be bringing it to you. the top story tonight, president trump taking on the open borders policies of the radical dems, the koch brothers and the pope. the president also insisting there is only one way for the foreign citizens to enter america. legally. mr. trump's policy would deny asylum to any who don't enter through a u.s. port of entry. fox news white house correspondent john roberts with the latest for us. >> president trump: these illegal caravans will not be allowed into the united states. they should turn back now. >> john: president trump keeping the issue of immigration high on the midterm agenda. now taking aim at the thousand of asylum claims made by migrants who enter the u.s. illegally. >> president trump: on average,

here's a live look at the president's rally in columbia, missouri.tagon gearing up to send as many as 15,000 troops to the border. critics have called it political theater but border security is critical to keeping americans safe and earlier today, the president said he's taking a hard line

. >>> tonight at 6:30, president trump's rally in columbia, missouri, so popular that enthusiastic crowds had to park three miles away to see him and they walked there in the rain. it is five days until the election. >> he's doubling down, that's his lates doubling down on immigration. if any of the migrants throw roc rocks, u.s. troops will respond and treat them as rifles. that's sparking concern over the use of deadly force. he said he will change the way immigrants can seek asylum. >> illegal aliens will no longer get a free pass. my grants will have to present themselves lawfully. a video tweeted is being denounced. they say the republican campaign ad is racist. without any evidence it blames democrats for allowing an immigrant into the country who killed two police officers. >> it has been a prolific policy week. controversial proposals that are getting now a closer look under the microscope. sam [ who is more. >> reporter: voices weigh in as students react to an immigration tempest thundering through the nation. >> it's all kind of a cover-up and a band-aid. >> to feed into a base

. >> donald trump's next campaign stop is columbia, missouri. >> investigators one step closer to figuring how a boeing jet crashed into the sea minutes after takeoff. navy divers recovering one of the two black boxes overnight in indonesia. the device was buried under mud and debris on the seafloor. that lie and air jet was only in service two months and experienced technical problems on a flight the night before. all 189 on board are presumed dead. the man accused of killing 11 innocent people in a pittsburgh synagogue is due back in court, robert bowers indicted on 34 charges including hate crimes and murder, prosecutors are pursuing the death penalty. half the victims were held with more services planned for today. jillian: rob: expected to travel to south korea soon. south korean president moon making the announcement but not providing details. if it happens, kim will be the first north korean to visit soul since the end of the korean war. and the second the denuclearization summit between north korea and the us is, quote, near at hand. rob: jamal khashoggi choked to death and dismemb

he'll travel to columbia, missouri, to campaign for republican candidates in the state. live coverage of that rally starts at 7:30 p.m. eastern over c-span 2. and we have more debates ahead in west virginia and new york. at 7:00 p.m., a debate between incumbent democratic senator joe manchin and challenger patrick moracy in morgantown, west virginia, and then at 8:00, a in new york's 22nd congressional district. watch that live tonight on c-span. tomorrow, former president barack obama campaigns in miami rally for senator bill nelson and the democratic for florida governor, that's live at 2:30 p.m. eastern. with five days until the election, c-span is your primary source for campaign 2018. and our coverage continues with debate in california's 21st congressional district. from republican incumbent and democratic candidate t.j. cox. >> it's a choice for valley voters at a time of great division. congressman has served in congress since 2013 under democratic and republican administrations. he's a conservative fro, a dairy trade.by his opponent is an engineer and community

this is where the president has rallied columbia missouri, boon county. you see tony clinton, but look at all the red surrounding her watch this number here from 46.. it is 73 percent it is 76 percent. it is 71.9 percent. you get the idea. the president has said himself that this is a base of election. you got to turn not your base i you want to have a chance and that's lreally what a lot of t travel is about here is the wha if scenario for the senate. bst as a reminder, this is our base for tuesday night 51 republicans 49 democrats.ow let's see how the map. and buried on the house side i know you're keenly interested i these tossup races, here is wha we have at the moment. this could change, but these are 29 districts that we consider coin tosses for tuesda night. right now it's 29. what is the difference between virginia eightht and california ten? this is not true for every district here, but this is what republicans are up against on tuesday night. a lot of retirements lots of open seats. a lot of districts where the republicans won by thens hillar cl

president trump is in columbia, missouri, to campaign for republican candidates at 7:30 p.m. our coverage of the national arab-u.s. policy makers conference is on c-span3 at: 30, covering journalist to malta shall be's death -- jamal khashoggi's death and oil prices. another debate for u.s. house race in california. this one in the state's 21st congressional district between incumbent republican congressman david valid aon democrat tj cox. now, from your local election, a debate between incumbent republican david valid adao and tj cox. your local election headquarters starts now. >> it is a choice for valley voters at a time of great division. david valadao is a conservative from hanford, it very from her by trade. his opponent, democrat tj cox, an engineer and community developer who lives in fresno. democrats have a 17 point voter registration advantage in the 21st district, which voted for hillary clinton in 2016, yet valadao, a republican, has never seriously been threatened on election day. will this year be different? with controless -- of congress up in the air, this i

republican senate candidate and missouri attorney general josh hawley joins us right now from columbia missouriou tell them. >> that the control of the senate will come down to the state of missouri. the choice what people of missouri voted for 20 points in 2016, strong america, far left liberal agenda of claire mccaskill, the democrats. claire mccaskill increasingly reminds me of another career politician donald trump defeated two years ago. hillary clinton. so we talked about that as well. >> why does she remind you of hillary? >> just like hillary, spent her whole life in politics. just like hillary, made a boatload off federal taxpayers. like hillary, she supports amnesty and open borders, mccaskill does. claire mccaskill wanted hillary to be president. that was her choice. claire is wrong in 2016 and she is wrong for missouri this year. ainsley: she has won 22 out of 23 races. she is the incumbent. she has been popular in the past. why is it so close when you look at the polls in your state, when the president won by 19 points? >> she is been in politics here in the state of missouri 36 ye

hawley just voted an hour away from here in columbia, missouri.en talking about how this is going to be one of the closest races in the country, in a state where there is no early voting. it comes down to who comes out today and votes. >> harris: they've had this day marked on their calendar, many of them for two years and have been working nonstop to win back control of congress to put a check on president trump. with us, a key member of the democrats house leadership team, cochair of the house democratic policy and communications committee. first time on the program, great to have you today. talk with me about the strategy if you will in places like missouri. >> every individual member of the house has to run their own race, new york is a very different state than michigan and ohio, ohio is a very different state than california. we united around a core set of values. protect people with pre-existing conditions, lower health care costs. >> harris: the reason i ask that, we were hearing the report on the senate side, overall tonight republicans a

here's a live look at the president's rally in columbia, missouri. the pentagon gearing up to send as many as 15,000 troops to the border. critics have called it political theater but border security is critical to keeping americans safe and earlier today, the president said he's taking a hard line on immigration because the current laws are not up to snuff. >> every day, above and beyond our existing lawful admission programs, roughly 1500 to 2,000 people try crossing our borders illegally. we do a very good job considering the laws are so bad. they're not archaic, they're incompetent. it's not that they're old, they're just bad. and we can't get any democrat votes to change them. it's only the republicans that are in unison, they want to change them, they want to make strong borders, want to get rid of any crime. kennedy: the president had a warning for any migrants who tried to break through the border like some did on the way into mexico. >> they're throwing rocks, viciously and violently. you saw that three days ago. really hurting the military.

. >>> with five days to go until the midterms, president trump is headed to columbia, missouri to campaignor josh hawley. he is edging out claire mccaskill by two percentage points. will a visit from trump help expand hawley's lead or will it do the converse? will it help mccaskill? they were two of our guests when we were out in st. louis the other day. gentlemen, when we're looking at claire mccaskill, she's changed her ways a lot. she was a big hillary clinton supporter. an even bigger barack obama supporter and now you're hearing her side more and more with some of donald trump's policies. sperv specifically some immigration policies. what is she doing and what is the political reality for her on the ground in missouri? if she does side more with trump or edge more in that direction, i'm not saying she sides with republicans, is she going to find herself in a winning position come next tuesday? >> thanks for having me on. first of all, i don't believe that's the case. case. always been an independent senator. she's an equal opportunity offender for that matter. republicans are sometime

president trump is holding a rally later today in columbia, missouri. the president campaigned in florida last night, his first of 11 events in eight states ahead of the midterms. he is keeping immigration front and center. >> democrats want open borders, and they want to invite caravan after caravan into our country, which brings crime. >> boo!! >> the closest caravan of migrants from central america is still weeks away from the mexico border. president trump said the amount of troops he is sending there could increase to 15,000. democratic heavy hitters on the campaign trail aren't letting up on the president. vermont senator bernie sanders was also in florida yesterday, but for andrew gillum, who is running for governor against republican ron desantis. >> president trump is a pathological liar and it really doesn't matter what he says because that has nothing to do with his reality. >> we need people who are authentic, who don't bully or belittle other people. >> yeah!! >> who treat people with dignity and respect! people who simply tell the truth! >

asylum in the united states the president on his way out the door yesterday when he was going to columbia, missouri, said he plans to have an executive order in place next week that will change the locations in the system by which people can claim asylum in the united states. listen to what he said. >> under this plan, the illegal aliens will no longer get a free pass into our country by lodging meritless claims in seeking asylum. instead, migrants seeking asylum will have to set themselves lawfully at a port of entry. those who choose to break our laws and enter illegally would no longer be able to use meritless claims to again automatic admission into our country. >> the executive order is still being worked out but it will include the authority of the department of justice, department of homeland security, and the president's powers under article two of the constitution. it is another two of the president is using to try to deter people in these caravans and other migrants from entering the united states illegally. the president insists there is a big difference between people who have a legitim

in columbia, missouri we saw previously claire mccaskill voting. hawley, republican challenger. he's the attorney general of the state. kirkwood missouri, i know the state well because i lived there. you have some interesting things to add in to what's going on in missouri, bret. >> bret: if i'm not mistaken, they don't have early voting there. >> harris: so it should be a crowded day. >> bret: they have absentee ballots, but this is a state where the "show me" state needs to show on election day. >> melissa: i would ask you, marie -- when alicia was breaking it down and shout about the never feel voting early, which party they were from -- she talked about the independence independents and they said democrats would pick them up. i think about the people i know who are not affiliated with the party. not because i work at a new station, because i don't feel like i gel with any party in particular. why do people assume that the independents are going to go with the democrats? >> marie: this is a state that has not elected a democratic senator in 30 y

focus is on minority voter turnout expected in the elections next weekend donald trump is in columbia, missouri for a rally to campaign for republican candidate live at 7:30 p.m.. coverage of the national us policymakers complex continues on c-span 3 at 1:30 covering the impact of a journalist's death and issues impacting oil prices. in the south dakota governor's race, republican congresswoman kristi noem faces billie sutton and kurt evans. the candidates met for debate hosted by south dakota public broadcasting. it is an hour. ♪ >> welcome to election 2018. we focus on candidates running for the office of governor. this broadcast is not a debate but a forum so we can have a conversation on the issues, the candidate will have the opportunity to address all of the issues brought up tonight. let's meet our guests. libertarian candidate kurt evans, welcome. republican candidate, kristi noem, welcome. democrat candidate south dakota state senator billie sutton, welcome. we will begin with our opening statements, names were drawn to determine the order going first is congresswoman kristi noem. you

president trump mentioning he is heading to columbia, missouri , one of the nine stops he will make between now and the election day. we will have live coverage of tonight's event at 7:30 eastern on c-span two and more debates ahead at 7:00 eastern tonight, eight debate between joe manchin and republican challenger patrick morrissey in west virginia. at 8:00 tonight, claudia tenney faces her opponent anthony for a debate in new york 22nd congressional district. both events are live tonight. president barack obama is campaigning in florida at a rally in miami for senator bill nelson and the democratic candidate for governor, andrew gillum. coverage tomorrow is that 2:30 eastern. with five days until the election, c-span is your primary source. debate coverage continues next with a debate between the candidates in illinois 13th congressional district. incumbent rodney davis and democratic challenger betsy dirksen londrigan faced in our banner. this is about an hour. >> from the university of illinois, a debate between candidates for the 13th congressional district. brought to you by illinois

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election, and president trump has nine more rallies left up to election including this evening in columbia, missouriis going tot, he speak at the white house in just a few minutes on immigration and border security. it will be in the roosevelt room. we will have that live once it starts at 4:15 p.m. eastern. until then, washington journal. is terryning us madonna. me. host: give us your assessment of the cycle and what makes pennsylvania a battleground. guest: i think what makes the state of battleground is the fact that when the congressional map was re-drawn by the supreme itrt earlier in the year made the congressional races in the state very competitive. if you go back to the previous map, the 2011

will be giving us an update on where we stand on the border with immigration at 4:15, out to columbia, missouri for a big rally tonight. the president talking about the deployment of troops on the bor der. then he will talk in broad brush strokes about something we've been talking about for the last few days, that is some changes to the process of claiming asylum in the united states. the president, if you go to a port of entry you can claim asylum. if you cross illegally, you can claim aeye lum. but the white house wants to change interest so aeye lum claims can only be made -- asylum claims can only be mailed at a point of entry. fouf claim asylum at a port of zi, people who enter illegally across the rio grand or across the desert, would not be able to claim asylum, they rye main in custody then sent back to their country of origin or through a deal that's under negotiation with mexico, maybe be able to be removed directly to mexico. so, the president will only talk, again, in generalities about this, because the white house still has not worked out the legal frame work how to do this. but i

president trump is in columbia, missouri, to campaign for republican candidates at 7:30 p.m. our coverage of the national arab-u.s. policy makers conference is on c-span3 at: 30, covering journalist to malta shall be's death -- jamal khashoggi's death and oil prices. another debate for u.s. house race in california. this one in the

president trump is in columbia, missouri at a rally, live at 7:30 p.m.age of the national arab conference continues on c-span3 at 1:30 p.m. covering the impact death, andashoggi's issues impacting oil prices. >> president trump campaigned for republican candidates at a rally in florida. a couple candidate spoke included former congressman ron desantis who is running for governor and current governor rick scott, who is running for senate. this is little less than an hour. >> ♪ i am proud to be an american, where at least i know i'm free. and i won't forget the men who

president trump is in columbia, missouri, to campaign for republican candidates live at 7:30 p.m. our coverage of the u.s. policymakers conference continues on c-span3 at 1:30 following khashoggi's death, and impacting issues with oil prices. >>> this weekend on american history tv, saturday at 6 p.m. eastern on the civil war, historian peter carmichael talks about public reaction to photographs of the dead at the 1862 battle of antidem and the soldier's perspective by letters from home. >> it the people were chained by a strange spell that dwells in the dead, the eyes of dead men. he said this was a terrible fascination that these people had with death and he said that these photographs in the end, all that they really did was satisfy this morbid satisfaction. >>> and arizona state university professor on the vietnam war in 1968. >> here is one of the most powerful presidents in american history that has transformed the country, for better or for worse, giving up power, the search for peace. that's pretty big. major step. and it all relates to what? what's the issue? vietnam. >>>

president trump is in columbia, missouri, for a rally to campaign for republican candidates live at 7:30 p.m. our coverage of the national arab u.s. policymakers conference continues on c-span3 at 1:30. now the debate for california's 49th district u.s. house seat between democrat mike levin and republican diane harkey. the candidates are vying for the seat held by republican congressman darryl issa -- issa who is retiring. politico list this is race as leaning democratic, it's about 0 minutes. >> she chairs the state board of equalization. he is an attorney for environmental compliance. now, they square off for the race for california's 49th district in congress, decision 2018 harkey versus levin. congrn 2018 harkey versus

thursday he goes to columbia, missouri, to campaign for josh hawley. that is live at 7:30 pm. friday barack obama holds a get out the vote rally in florida where bill nelson is seeking reelection and andrew gillum is running for governor. that is live at 2:30 pm eastern on c-span, your primary source for campaign 2018. >> c-span where history unfolds daily. in 1979 c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television company. and we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court, and public- policy events in washington, d.c., and around the country. c-span is brought to you by your cable or satellite provider. >> american history tv continues with author kenneth but talking about the memorializing of salem.

the president is going to be doing rallies all over the place columbia, missouri, huntington, virginiannapolis. on friday the president is going to be in montana, big sky country. back in. chattanooga, tennessee on sunday. then the president will be in cleveland, ohio, the home of rush limbaugh on monday as people head to the polls. ainsley: the races in florida are very important to him because is he going twice and he has already been several times before. trying to boost the votes for rick scott and ron desantis. steve: he said they would do a great job. also, congressman francis rooney, who is running for re-election. he kind of struck the tone when he said we need to help the president by getting your vote out in southwest florida. we need to run up the score like we did in 2016. the message that we heard last night was it's 2016, all over again. ainsley: people are motivated. they are excited to go to the polls and vote and have their voices be heard. brian: the mayor of tallahassee under additional investigation. and now we understanding this, when he talks about medicare for al

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president trump holds an airport rally in columbia, missouri, tonight for republican candidates. he's visiting states that he won in 2015 where close races could change the balance of the senate. >> vice president mike pence will campaign in georgia where former president obama is headed tomorrow. oprah winfrey and will ferrell are also campaigning there for democrats. also visiting florida, while joe biden campaigns today in north dakota. president trump is painting a dark picture of the changes he said would follow a democratic victory. major garrett covered laugh night's trump rally and filed this report from ft. myers, florida, earlier this morning. >> good morning. president trump trotted out a couple of new midterm one liners last night saying this election was a choice between results or resistance, greatness or gridlock. but the overwhelming message delivered in this overwhelmingly republican florida county, democrats want bedlam at the border and only this president, the u.s. military and, oh, by the way, a republican congress can save you. >> republicans want strong boa

day gets closer, president trump is feverishly campaigning for republican candidates and in columbia, missouriand we're not letting them in to our country. they're not coming in illegally. >> reporter: before hitting the road again, the president announced changes to the way migrants can request asylum. >> migrants seeking asylum will have to present themselves lawfully at a port of entry. >> reporter: as republicans use fear of migrants to gin up the base, democrats are pushing health care. the president speaking exclusively with abc's jonathan karl in florida. >> you've been saying that democrats want to take away pre-existing conditions. >> what the democrats are going to do is they're going to destroy our entire health care and you're not going to have any health care. >> reporter: but what if democrats win control of congress? >> can you work with them if the democrats win the house? >> well, we'd certainly try. i'm looking to unify. >> reporter: in this final stretch towards the midterms, the star power is emerging in georgia. >> i'm here today to support a change maker. >> reporter: opr