our next question comes from courtis fuller. courtis: immigration is regaining renewed attention because of the migrant caravan from south america. president trump claims the caravan includes criminals and middle easterners and maybe financed by the democratic party. none of these claims appear to be supported by any specific information. the question is what is your , position on these claims, and how does this discussion impact u.s. immigration policy moving forward? moderator: congressman renacci, 90 seconds. mr. renacci: thank you. this is a perfect example. i will always listen to ohioans first. my opponent will support illegal immigrants first in this case. i do believe we need a wall. i believe we need a wall. we not only need that wall, we need to have an immigration system that works. if it were up to my opponent, we would have no law, and we would would have no law, and we would have -- no wall. he supports sanctuary cities in ohio. he would love for everyone to come rolling into ohio. the difference is we have a broke

courtis not nearly the for that notion. it is a choice you make and it is a choice among a set of actions one might take were not take to try to influence politics or express your opinions. there was nothing especially unique or duty-bound about casting your vote. host: who votes now? this is a look at the turnout by age in off year in elections going back from 1974 all the way .hrough 2010 in the older age group, 61-75. in off year election turnout, these seemed to be the same sort of float when you look at income brackets and the , we dodecline of turnout not have 2014 in their the we are seeking. that reflects the issues of the day whether we are in the second term of a presidential election and that emphasizes the effort political candidates put into getting people to vote because of issues at stake or control of the house at stake. whatever the politics of it is. candidates, parties, independent groups. ask people if they need to vote. give them information and we see increases in turnout. host: did they have the upper

courtis not nearly the for that notion. it is a choice you make and it is a choice among a set of actions one might take were not take to try to influence politics or express your opinions. there was nothing especially unique or duty-bound about casting your vote. host: who votes now? this is a look at the turnout by age in off year in elections going back from 1974 all the way .hrough 2010 in the older age group, 61-75. in off year election turnout, these seemed to be the same sort of float when you look at income brackets and the , we dodecline of turnout not have 2014 in their the we are seeking. that reflects the issues of the day whether we are in the second term of a presidential election and that emphasizes the effort political candidates put into getting people to vote because of issues at stake or control of the house at stake. whatever the politics of it is. candidates, parties, independent groups. ask people if they need to vote. give them information and we see increases in turnout. host: did they have the upper

—— courtis. ramble and said they were chased by courtis! -- courtis. thank you both for the moment.ople to take part in free events each weekend. parkride is something very different, but hopes to become equally popular. it encourages children with special educational needs or a disability to get out on bicycles with the rest of theirfamily. and it's now won funding to expand from sport england, as our disability news correspondent nikki fox reports. the most important aspect is fun and having fun together. why is parkride so important? there are opportunities for children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities to do things and there might be opportunities for siblings to do things but there are not opportunities for both the get together and do things. so we are on the bicycle here. she goes on to the front of the bike on a seat. i get on the back and drive around. have you ever sat on one of these bikes before? around. have you ever sat on one of these bikes before ?|j around. have you ever sat on one of these bikes before? i have not. this is my first ti

in courty,todahe parents told prosecutors that what allegedly happened last week is completely out of character for their son. >>> mio alvarado is an undocumented immigrant and he allegedly crossed the rio granda aft when he was 15. he was accused of bringing an assault rifle taken from a rockville police officer's vehicle. and bringing it to einstein high school in kensington last year. >> reporter: in the movie when someone gets jailed for a minor offense, they are not in jail very long but that's not always the case. that's why the governor and attorney general are pushing to re the cash bail system. >> reporter: it's a painful moment jackie e won'tr forget. more than two decades ago when he was locked up and his 8-month-old son came to visit. >> back then not having the money for bond, not returning to his job meant the family financial suggles only g worse. >> putting a strain on my mother's house, my situation, my job situation. it was just terrible. absolutely terrible. >> reporter: it was the last time he was ever behind bars. now he mentors teens. he is also adding his voice

courty 2017, the high ruled that sales would saudi arabia were compliant with those regulations. it is under review. >> c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television company, today we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, the supremeuse, court, and put policy events in washington, d.c. and around the country. c-span is brought to you by your cable or satellite provider. now the economic policy institute hosts a panel discussion on u.s. trade policy, and its role in the 2018 midterm elections, the speakers analyze a trump administration's trade agenda and the new trade agreement between the united the trump analyze administration's trade agenda and the new trade agreement between the united states, mexico, and canada. >> good afternoon everybody. good afternoon. welcome to the economic policy institute. thank you for joining us for this important conversation. i'm the president of the economic policy institute and i would like to thank our partners, the keel schools of international affairs at no

females grabbing the headlines this year and first up is the first time candidate alexandria ocasio courtis she became an overnight sensation in the u.s. after pulling off an upset in the primaries to become the democratic congressional candidate from new york city's fourteenth district. out sound for a nominee caught up with her on the campaign trail. alexandro cause there contests community activist publisher. running for congress in new york's fourteenth district she could become the youngest woman and the house of representatives. a rally in the crowd to record the restaurant and the bra. contests knows almost everyone she shocked her party when she almost attempt term incumbent congressman and the democratic primary for her this is just the beginning it's all about every day people coming together and believing and their ability to change this country. the bronx native is now a political rock star. she was like border is the neighborhood from the bronx and i just love like this community activism and getting involved she's bold she's progressive she's not afraid to you know take pride

we have ashley kirklen and courtis fuller, along with dr. john forren. thank you all for being here. each candidate will have 90 seconds to answer our questions. the original respondent will then have a final 30 seconds as a rebuttal. we begin by giving our audience a chance to welcome our candidates tonight with a warm applause. thank you all for spending your friday night with us. [cheers and applause] moderator: the auditorium is packed tonight, as you can see, with an enthusiastic crowd. if you would now hold your pplause until the end. let's begin with opening statements. senator brown, you won the coin toss. you will give the first opening statement. you have one minute. sen. brown: thank you for joining us. 700-plus strong on the campus of miami university, they have beening this state, community and country for more than 200 years. this week, president trump signed our opioid legislation. it is a big step, but still a first step, on what we need to do to combat that public health epidemic. i hope tonight we can explore issues like that. there are

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courtis not nearly the for that notion.t is a choice you make and it is a choice among a set of actions one might take were not take to try to influence politics or express your opinions. there was nothing especially unique or duty-bound about casting your vote. host: who votes now? this is a look at the turnout by age in off year in elections going back from 1974 all the way .hrough 2010 in the older age group, 61-75. in off year election turnout, these seemed to be the same sort of float when you look at income brackets and the , we dodecline of turnout not have 2014 in their the we are seeking. that reflects the issues of the day whether we are in the second term of a presidential election and that emphasizes the effort political candidates put into getting people to vote because of issues at stake or control of the house at stake. whatever the politics of it is. candidates, parties, independent groups. ask people if they need to vote. give them information and we see increases in turnout. host: did they have the upper h