please welcome david hogg! david! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ david hogg. david hogg! david hogg.s old. you cofounded march for our lives after surviving the parkland shooting to support gun control legislation. you have now cofounded "leaders we deserve" pac. >> yes. >> michael: tell us, what is that? >> it is basically the second step in our process. we worked with march our lives to help elect better people for change gun laws but our generation is getting old enough now that many of the young people that marched out with us that protested with us, and organized in 2018 in the largest student protest in american history, are now old enough to run for office. so my philosophy -- [cheers and applause] my philosophy around that is if our government is not willing to change gun laws, then it is time to change who is in government. >> michael: oh, shit. oh, shit. [cheers and applause] >> and the way we do that, michael, is we help fund great, generational leaders under the age of 30 for state legislature and under the age of 35 for congress, people like congresswoman maxwell frost a

the author, john della volpe, the introduction, david hawkins remind us of david hogg is. guest: david hogg, thank you. , it is a young man who was witness to the parkland shooting at marjory stoneman douglas high school on february 14, 2018, and thankfully he obviously survived, and david was a key figure with many of his classmates who organized the march for our lives and became one of the most significant young activists of our time. i got a chance to visit with david in the days following that tragedy, before he organized his march them and we stayed close over the years. it was very kind of him to write that forward. he graduated from harvard, from college last year, and has dedicated his life to inspiring other young people, and he has a p.a.c., political action committee, that supports young people running for office, mostly i think at the statehouse level. host: tom in illinois on the line for those over 50. good morning. caller: hi there, john and c-span. i appreciate the opportunity. when you talk about the young vote, i really feel like the surprise is women, a

. >> pac david hogg david how are you look at that. they remember you. how are you david? great to see you. we don't often get someone your age. i have so much i need to know, i know i watch your show. >> i'm glad to lower the collective age by a few decades. yeah, well your age, but they're too fucking stupid but, um. but not you. but that's why, you know this is a show for people your age. don't watch this show, jenin i watch it. i know you do. well, no, i mean, the smartest some percent of any generation is going to be very smart. and that's why you're here and not the hawk to a girl. okay not that she's a bad person. she's a lovely person uh so where are where's the youth on kamala? >> kamala? just give us the skinny on that. >> i mean frankly, this the past few election cycles have been driven by voting against somebody we know doesn't represent us and hasn't for a long time donald trump. but frankly, i'm getting more and more tired obviously, of people just voting against something i think everybody can relate to that, regardless of where they are. on the political s

i'm grateful and using david hogg's name. he's a friend of mine.thank you all, i'm excited about this. i think in the midst of this, you saw something very clear. it is disqualifying to not acknowledge that the 2020 election was won by joe biden. it's as simple as that. and the idea that donald trump tried to save obamacare is an absolute falsehood. that did not happen, and of course they have said time and time and time again they want a national ban on abortion. if this comes down to the final days, let's be very clear where we're headed. let's be very clear about the excitement. listening to these folks today, we're winning pennsylvania, and we're going to get this done. >> well, tim walz is fired up. i mean, john fetterman went back to the bus a couple of minutes ago, but he had things he wanted to say. before we went into him, i don't know, do you watch that, jeremy, and say, where was that guy last night? i mean, i think the warmth he has, the teacher and persona was evidence. that's a different guy. >> it's clear debate settings are not his

scarborough, mark cuban and david hogg. now go watch overtime on youtube. thank you folks. >> thank you >> they have i got news for you? my mom and named me roy in the news this week realtor and open house knows, you can't afford this place. >> i think you meant to go to the smaller one down the street a man, asked if he's ever felt a woman's touch. i've answered this question directly, 1 million times no of the daily podcast. the majority report. he'll be with us right after you read some better help. it's sam sudan. sam than i anyone and comedian who was named one of time magazine's most influential people in the world in 2024 will ask him what world settlement everybody all right now for the big stories this week ever and sam, i'll show you a clip package referencing a major new story from the past week. >> and you'll tell me what's the story, okay. >> 2024, pack a doodle. do that's dance crazy this is about how trump turned into a dj adam rally. >> the story is trump's increasingly chaotic campaign. the chaos began at a pennsylvania town hall were to me

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the author, john della volpe, the introduction, david hawkins remind us of david hogg is.hogg, thank you. , it is a young man who was witness to the parkland shooting at marjory sneman douglas high school on february 14, 2018, and thankfully h oiously survived, and davidas a key figure with many of s classmates who organized the march for our lives and became one of the most significant young activists of our time. i got a chance to visit with david the days following that tragedy, before he organized his march them and we stayed close over the years. itas verkind of him to write that forward. he graduated from harvard, from coege last year, and has dedicated his li to inspiring other young people, and he has a p.a.c., political action committee, that suppts young people rning for office, mostly i think at the statehouse level. host: tom in illinois on the line for those over 50. good morning. caller: hi there, john and c-span. appreciate the opportunity. when you talk about the youn vote, i real feel like the surprise is women, and about health care, especiay with abortio

david hogg is a founder for leaders we deserve. they both join me now.tart with the single- minded focus. it's startling to me is the degree to which the argument has dropped out of the trump paid advertising down the stretch. he will talk about his rallies. the economy was great under me. we will make it great. but they are just, there is really very little on the airwaves in swing states on the core question of what are you going to do. it is all trans folks and immigrants. what do you think about that? >> first of all, that's where he's most comfortable is with hate and fear. he sees them as very big motivators. he's doing something much different than a traditional presidential candidate does. what he is doing is saying i don't want new people to come to my campaign. his rallies are aimed at white men. even nikki haley said it today. talking about kamala harris having a and some of the language that was used about her and doing the stupid thing about using the c-word in advertising and elon musk. that does not appeal to women. he thinks that fear wil

.' - david hogg is joining us now from broward county. - i don't want this just to be something thatet. the american public must take action if we're going to prevent the next shooting because at the end of the day we all bleed the same american blood. - i was so shocked at how media savvy they were and i remember saying like is this one going to be different and are these kids gonna be different? - we're children, you guys, like, are the adults. you need to take some action and play a role. - david hogg was the first person in the history of mass murder to be more famous than his shooter and that was in under 24 hours. and by saturday, emma gonzalez was twice as famous as david. - we are not to be bought by the nra. there's no other way to put it at this point. you're either funding the killers or you are standing with the children. i get asked by a member of the school board like, 'hey, can you do this speech at this rally that we're having in fort lauderdale?' - okay, now i want to introduce emma gonzalez. (applause, cheering) - showed up and i was writing my speech the morning of

david hogg is a good friend of mine. you have seen me do this. i've talked about being people where there t are school shooters like, yeah, look, i have my dates wrong. mi was in hong kong and china in 1989. that that moved from hong kongnt into china. it was profound for me. >> that was the summer of democracy. looks likedemocracy. john fetterman. is that him by name? yeah. he wanted no part of that. f th on his part. now, when a democrat is facing critical questions from the statemocrat ge run media mot you know, it was a horrible night. as it turns out, tim walz has a lot of trouble when it comes to telling the truth. rememberh. last night, he lied about project 2525. he calleprojecd it a trump plan. trump has nothing to do with it. lied about a scary new abortion registry that trump advanced. do notip advan support, lied abs own position on abortion and his radical. yeah, you can have abortions upn the moment of birth. and then there's that little pre an td post-birth position that he did take in that bill that shows the factt bi he also told

long-running show "realtime" from last friday, joe was a guest on that show with mark cuban and activist david hoggns in a sitdown interview. it was revealing. they talked about the war in the middle east, wokeness, and why he's not shy about criticizing the extreme left as well as the right. take a look. >> bill, thanks so much. how long have we -- >> after all these years. >> what has it been? >> well, you were on "politically incorrect" where you were a congressman in florida. >> exactly. the first show i was on, this guy stands up and points at me and goes, you're a racist. >> who was it? >> i forget who it was, and you defended me. >> did he mean it? >> of course, he meant it. he's a comedian. i wasn't insulted by it. you stood up for me. >> well, that is a fundamental problem we have had for a long time. well, two problems. one, there are racists in the republican party as many people have -- i mean, there always have been. there used to be more in the democratic party. they were the dixie crowd, but as someone once said, you know, is every republican a racist? of course, not, but if you are