the crowd in fort wayne, indiana, one of the key competitive states were mike braun is challenging joeonnelly. one of a number of races that could control -- determine control of the senate. we want to hear what voters say, whether you cast your ballot in early voting or will be voting tomorrow. we will watch the scene inside the convention center in fort wayne, indiana and get to your calls in a moment. we will also check in with sean sullivan, writing about the battleground states for "the washington post." ♪ ♪ ♪ >> president trump well had to missouri for his final campaign event, sean hannity and brush limbaugh also in attendance, you can see the crowd leaving in fort wayne, indiana. have you voted or what you about tomorrow? >> i voted. about threeblican, weeks ago but i do want to make a comment, i do not understand why the democrats want to live like this. my cousin in boston says to me, taxes went up, why do they live that way, don't they understand it is money taken out of their pocket for bogus programs that go around for decades? i hope the democrats think tomorrow and take

let's go to fort wayne, indiana. big crowds getting ready. the president will be speaking there later on tonight. some of these clouds were there the day before. sometimes almost two days before and big crowd expected in indiana. where joe donnelly might feel confermencomfortable in the lat. ahead of tomorrow, what is early voting telling us like right now? sometimes it can telegraph some very big changes. after this. >> neil: you're looking live at littleton, colorado where they are counting early ballot. there are lots of early ballot. can we glean anything about that? you know, it's interesting, i can remember there's a great deal of early voting in advance of the florida general election two years ago that seem to telegraph it was going to be a good night for hillary clinton. it wasn't. i don't know what we can extrapolate from this. what do you think? >> predicting from early voting, it's always really dangerous. you don't know who's going to show up to vote on election day. that's what went wrong in 2016. there was a huge turnout for re

thought to benefit republicans like president trump and his party president trump is here in fort wayne indiana today and i've got somebody who knows a little bit more about this this is andrew downs of the mike down center for indiana politics at purdue university fort wayne and let me ask you for starters. president trump won by nineteen percentage points in two thousand and sixteen why is he so popular here in indiana well indiana is a conservative state even a lot of the democrats are conservative in fact if you go down to the southern part of the state you'll find a lot of democrats who support policies that are basically conservative or republican even so it's a conservative state to begin with and actually if you look historically only two times since the one nine hundred thirty s. has the democratic candidate for president won this state so it's a very reliable republican state lot of democrats don't even campaign here so it's one part policy one part tradition and one part ideology of of the folks who live here that make him so popular and nevertheless you have a democratic senator her

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you are looking at president live in fort wayne, en indiana. the second of three rallies he is leading today in support of republican candidates, let's listen in. >> usa ! usa ! lou: mr. trump, waiting through the chants. likely a heckler. today mr. trump in cleveland for first of his 3 rallies, telling high energy crowd, roughly 10,000 supporters, that this election is critical to carrying on the make america great again agenda. >> midterm elections used to be boring done they -- didn't they? do you remember, people were like what is it. now it a hot thing, in a sense, i am on a ticket, you have to get out and vote. you have to protect your rights and your freedoms. lou: wherever the president goes, enthusiasm has been high, off the charts high. how do we measure that? here is how, look at these people, trump supporters, all. they have been lined in rain since early this morning in missouri. and president is not even scheduled to speak for another 3 hours yet extent :00 -- 10:00 eastern for his third rally of the day. we'll talk about the impa

hide your castro who's in tucson arizona shortly but first let's join john hendren who's in fort wayne indiana where president is holding a campaign rally and really the president has been speaking in visiting states that matter to republicans but sort of how does indiana fit into the overall picture of what's going on in this midterm election. we also have the report the president is here because republicans smell blood here this is one of several states that are reliably republican voting states that have a democratic senator in this case it's joe donnelly a man some call the accidental senator because when he was elected six years ago it was something of a surprise to many people now he's had to govern as a moderate because of where he is so he is pro-life he is in favor of trump's border wall the often quotes ronald reagan. but he's running against a very conservative republican who is aligned himself with president that is mike braun it is a neck and neck race the most recent polls show that donnelly is just a few percentage points ahead and that's within the margin of error this is one o

eastern from fort wayne, indiana. 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 e

during the dinner hour, was in fort wayne, indiana. over the weekend, he was campaigning in georgia, tennessee. the president will be watching the returns from the white house. we will go to harriet from maryland. >> good evening. i just have a confession. --n obama was voting for off running for office, i was so excited and i was so happy when hillary and bill came out and campaign for him. i promised myself that i would vote for hillary. disliked donald trump. i never watched his tv show. mahal, i refused to go there. i just had no use for that man. but when he came down that elevator and he said he was going to do something about trade and strengthen our voters -- borders, i voted for him. i will vote for him tomorrow. >> in terms of voting tomorrow, he is not on the ballot. >> i am voting republican. i'm voting to give him support to save the country. he got rid of statues in the middle of the night. but he saved the toll bridge on the eastern shore. the last man we had, the democrat -- i can never remember his name. he will have t

indiscernible crowd noises] >> today, president trump campaigns for republican candidates at a rally in fort wayne, indianaage at 6:05 p.m. on c-span. the president sums for house candidates and mike braun who is running against senator joe donnelly. moves to trump missouri for a rally with josh hawley, who holds a thin lead over claire mccaskill. it can watch both rallies on c-span.org or listen on the free radio app. c-span, your primary source for campaign 2018. >> c-span's "washington journal" life every day with news and policy issues that impact you. up this morning, university of michigan computer science and engineering professor j alex aldermen joins machinescuss putting security. -- voting machine security. be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal" life at 7 a.m. eastern this morning. join the discussion. which party will control the house and senate? watch c-span's life 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 and then wednesday morning

will speak to highjack castries in tucson arizona shortly but first john hendren joins us from fort wayne indiana where president trump is holding a campaign rally we saw pictures of him john just to the top of the news bulletin what's he been saying. well president around as been rallying the crowd here he's trying to get them to vote for mike braun who is challenging an incumbent democratic senator here and he said if you want the economic expansion to continue vote for me if you want to stop vote for democrats or vote for republicans if you want to continue he said and then he brought up mike brawny also brought trump kellyanne conway his communications aid and also sarah huckabee sanders he's been also falsely saying that the big economic were great recession of two thousand and eight and nine which actually began in two thousand december two thousand and seven why is obama is recession when a fact started under president george w. bush and he has been trying to get people here to vote for braun in a very closely aligned race this is part of what he had to say so. when you enter the voting bo

moment and watch the scene outside the hall here in fort wayne, indiana. [indiscernible] >> and a look outside the onference center where president trump in a little more than an hour will be campaigning his evening on behalf of republican candidates in indiana. live coverage here on c-span at 6:05 p.m. eastern. after indiana, the president thereto missouri, a rally tonight at 10:00 eastern. we will have live coverage here day until the one election. make c-span your primary source for campaign 2018. the ich party will control house and senate? watch c-span's live election tuesday erage starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern as the results come in from house, enate, and governor races around the country, hear victory and concession speeches from the candidates. at 7:00 esday morning a.m. eastern, we'll get your reaction to the election taking phone calls live during "washington journal." c-span, your primary source for campaign 2018. >> and next former president barack obama campaigns at a for illinois go democratic candidates. this took place on the 10th obama's ar

and john hendren is live in fort wayne indiana for us we're told will be holding a rally shortly why is trump making indiana one of his last thoughts for the midterm elections. learn the president is here because republicans smell blood this is one of several states where a democratic incumbent senator is in what is normally a republican state so polls show a pretty even race joe donnelly is called the accidental senator. because nobody expected the democratically elected twelve years ago or at least not the majority of people and he's had to govern as a moderate because of that he is favors trumps border wall he is pro-life when it comes to abortion he often quotes ronald reagan the republican president and he faces republican businessman mike vaughan in a race that is neck and neck democrats need to hold on to ten seats like this that are vulnerable and they need to pick up two in order to control the u.s. senate that is a tall order and donald trump is here to make sure that doesn't happen and after you leave here he's going to go to the also reliably republican state of missouri

after president trump wraps up here in fort wayne, indiana, he is heading to missouri for one final rally before election day tomorrow where he'll watch all the returns from the white house. jeff? >> glor: weijia, thanks very much, with the president speaking directly behind you. thank you. one of the most closely watched and hotly contested races is in georgia. the state could elect the nation's first african american female governor. eavoting thereas ady set a record with more than two million georgians casting ballots. the race has been marred now by new hacking allegations the republican candidate is making against the democrats. here's mark strassmann. >> good to see you. >> reporter: republican brian kemp roiled this tightly contested race with his call to the f.b.i. to investigate a hacking charge against the state's democratic party. kemp, currently georgia's secretary of state, who oversees elections, offered no supporting evidence and denied the charge was a last-minute campaign ploy. >> we're handling this like any other incident we would get dealing with potential cyber crimes

in the us mid—term elections — president trump's holding his third rally of the day, live in fort wayne, indianaso hitting the campaign trail for the democrats, barack obama tells supporters america is at a defining moment in its history. i'm babita sharma, in london. also in the programme: the us vows to be "relentless" as sweeping sanctions take effect against iran. tehran says it's facing an "economic war". and panic grips the indian capital as a blanket of toxic air hits delhi, ahead of diwali, the festival of lights. live from our studios in singapore and london, this is bbc world news — it's newsday. good morning. it's 8:00 am in singapore, midnight in london. and 7:00 pm eastern time in the us, where voters will be heading to the polls in just a few hours‘ time. campaigning ahead of what are known as the mid—term elections is drawing to a close. the outcome is being seen as a verdict on president trump's first two years in office. the bbc‘s north america editor jon sopel reports. his name is not on the ballot anywhere across the united states, but the forthcoming elections are all about d

today, president trump campaigns for republican candidates at a rally in fort wayne, indiana. life coverage at 6:05 p.m. on c-span. the president stumps for house candidates and mike braun who is running against joe donnelly. close race. very he then moves to missouri for a rally with josh holly. -- josh hawley. you can watch both rallies on c-span.org or listen on the free radio app. c-span, your primary source for campaign 2018. tonight on american history tv, we will show you programs on woodrow wilson and world war i. he was commander-in-chief during the war from 1914 until 1918. we will look at objects that provide a window into how the president experienced the great conflict. --r guide is robert in-home robert inholm. watch on c-span3. c-span, where history unfold daily. 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies. we 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's brought to you by your cable or satellite provider. democr

in the us mid—term elections — president trump's holding his third rally of the day, live in fort wayne, indianas america is at a defining moment in its history. i'm babita sharma, in london. also in the programme: the us vows to be "relentless" as sweeping sanctions take effect against iran. tehran says it's facing an "economic war". and panic grips the indian capital as a blanket of toxic air hits delhi, ahead of diwali, the festival of lights.

cheering] ♪ him >> monday, president trump campaigns for republican candidates at a rally in fort wayne, indianacoverage beginning at 6:05 on c-span. the president stumps for mike braun running against joe donnelly. president trump moves on to missouri for a rally. holds a slim lead over claire mccaskill. that rally is at 10:00. you can watch both rallies on c-span.org or listen on our free rate -- c-span radio app. >> c-span's "washington journal" live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up sunday morning, university of michigan computer science and engineering professor joins us to discuss voting machine security and sean trendy talks about key races to watch on election night. he sure to watch c-span's "washington journal" live at 7:00 eastern on monday morning.

they will have live coverage starting at about six eastern from fort wayne indiana. and then again at ten eastern. and with just one day to go before the midterm elections c-span is your primary source for campaign 2018. tonight book tv is in prime time with a look at recent books on politics. they examine the trump administration's policy on civil rights. manhattan institute senior fellow heather mcdonald argues that it's been challenged ethically that level. emory university. they speak at the wisconsin brook festival in madison about the voter suppression. all this week in prime time on c-span two. >> the city to her is exploring the american story. insert cities across the country. during a recent stop we ask voters in the states fifth district which issue is most important to you for this november midterm election. my issue with the election this year basically arm people telling truth and not lying. i get tired of all of the political the political ads on tv. it's like it almost floods you and you have to decide with what's good and what's bad. it shouldn't be

in fort wayne, indiana. i ran a police department, i dealt with the issue of crime and defensive gun uses and criminal gun uses quite a bit as head of the police department after i left the mayor office, i was -- where we tried to lobby for some common sense what i consider common sense gun laws. and now i'm a professor at indiana university at bloomington, indiana, i don't do research. i look at things from law on a policy side. gary does research and statistics and recession theories that go over my head. this issue is a complicated issue, a complicated proposition. gary is treating it as sort of prohibitionist, one of the versions of the resolution was prohibitionism i think the final one that gene announced was while law that restrict not prohibit gun ownership reduce crimes, the benefit would be more off set by the gun uses, forget the proposition. the main issue is are guns more of a benefit or more costs that comes from guns? is our system one that puts more costs or more benefits on us? and our prese

monday, president trump campaigns for republican candidates at a rally in fort wayne, indiana.erage begins at 6:05 p.m.. he stumps for house candidates and mike braun, running against joe donnelly. president trump moves on to cape girardeau, missouri for a rally. josh 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 memb

live coverage from fort wayne, indiana, now on c-span.ions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >>. [ ♪ ] fort wain /* /- [ ♪ ] [ ♪ music ] [ ♪ ] [ ♪ music ] [ ♪ ] urksz the [ ♪ ] [ cheering ] [ ♪ ] >> announcer: ladies and gentlemen. 46th e welcome the president of the united states, president donald

that is why the president is coming here to fort wayne, indiana to electrify the base. honing in on the last few stops on one simple message. about immigration and the caravan. former president barack obama stopped in gary, indiana yesterday. he's intent on unravel the message about the caravan. he said president's response to it is a political stunt. >> now two weeks before election, they're telling us the single most grave threat to america is bunch of poor, impoverished, broke, hungry refugees thousands miles away. >> like braun the republican challenger hit stops around the hoosier state. incumbent senator, joe donnelly the democrat has been on the road today. he hit five towns in indiana. he has survive survived in thisp friendly state by supporting the president on many issues. even funding for the border wall. latest fox news poll showed that donnelly pulled ahead he seven points. we expect to see the commander in chief here tempting to swing are the momentum in the favor of the republican challenger, mike braun. >> shepard: now to tennessee. republican senator b

heather: president trump will make stops in cleveland and fort wayne, indiana before wrapping thing ine gerardo, missouri tonight. well, it is the race to the finish in florida as republican rick scott tries to unseat democratic senator bill nelson, the race for governor also tight, similar story in georgia where gubernatorial match is dead heat, live in orlando, griff, it is down to the wire. >> good morning, heather, we are at ground zero in florida in orlando. it's the home of the i4 corridor, the most swing votes in florida and it's going to come down to that because the races couldn't get any closer, let's look at the race for the senate, florida's governor rick scott trailing incumbent democrat bill nelson by one point, 7 percent, that really is going to play out as both candidates come to this area today to try to get votes, then for governor you have tallahassee's mayor andrew gillum leading bill desantis, that getting tighter and tighter, and over in georgia you mentioned the race for governor secretary of state brian kemp holding 2.7% over state rep stacy abrams, 48.4 to 45.7

rob: president trump will make stops in cleveland ohio, fort wayne, indiana and wrap things up in missouri. it is a race to the finish in florida as republican rick scott tries to unseat democratic senator bill nelson, the race for governor in that state is also quite tight. jillian: similar story in georgia where gubernatorial match is dead heat and griff jenkins live in orlando tracking critical races, it's getting interesting, griff. griff griff it is, jillian and rob, good morning, feel like 2016 again and here in florida here if orlando, i4 corridor, most swing votes and candidates will need it. florida governor rick scott is trailing behind incumbent democrat bill nelson by 1.7%, that's 47.8 to 46.1, not the only race close in florida. the race for governor, you've got tallahassee's mayor andrew gillum leading congressman ron desantis by 2 points, the numbers 47.8 to 45.4, both of the races unbelievably some of the most expensive races florida has ever seen but over in georgia, jillian, you mentioned the race for governor definitely getting very tight and very competitive, secretary

eastern, the president has a rally in fort wayne, indiana. 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 g

president today, trump campaigns for republican candidates at a rally in fort wayne, indiana. live coverage at 6:05 p.m. on c-span. he. for house candidates running against joe donnelly. kohl's show a very close race. president trump then moves to missouri for a rally with josh holly, who holds a slim lead over claire mccaskill. that rally starts live at 10:00 p.m. eastern. you can watch both on c-span.org or listen on our free radio app. c-span, your primary source for campaign 2018. announcer: 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, he will get your reaction to the election, taking your phone calls live during wash." c-span, your primary source for campaign 2018. announcer: c-span's cities tour is exploring the american story in cities across the country. during a recent stop in lawrence, kansas, we asked

he will host a rally in indiana as you look live in fort wayne just a few minutes, trying to help flip a vital senate seat in the hoosier state. it's the second of three such events for the president today. the stakes, as he has said, are huge. whether he can continue to execute his agenda over the next few years depends heavily on maintaining control of the senate and the house. chief white house correspondent john roberts leads us off tonight from the north lot of the white house. >> no question, bret, that the president gets this. described as the most consequential election in the -- or if he will be blocked at every turn all the way up until november 2020. >> everything we have created and achieved is at stake on election day. it is. if the radical democrats take power, they will take a wrecking ball to our economy and to our future. >> in an attempt to close the deal for republican candidates in battleground states, president trump had three cities, three states on the schedule, starting the day pumping up the governor's race in cleveland, ohio, . >> i am asking every citizen fro

tomorrow he'll be in fort wayne indiana attempting to rally the base and break this deadlock that haslican challenger mike braun polling within a point of the democratic incumbent senator joe donnelly. >> thank you very much. tough breaks in indiana. >> staying with that race, here's a look at the latest fox news pole. joe donnelly holds a seven-point lead in this poll among likely indiana voters. this has changed from early september when braun held a two-point lead in that pole. let's bring in our panel. fox news analyst and cohost on fox news radio. anchor of the daily briefing, juan williams and cohost and molly hemingway, senior editor at the federalist. you're so far away. >> would you like us to come closer to mike yes. then i heard you talking earlier about these races, a lot of them i really, really tight and it's basically just down to turn out. >> it's pretty exciting. two years ago we were here and that was honestly the most exciting election night that we've all extremes together. this is pretty exciting. there are a wide potential variety of outcomes that could happen tu

melissa: president trump making his wray to fort wayne, indiana, for a stop. blake burman at the white house with the latest. blake. reporter: we saw this over the weaken and hour or so ago the president beginning speeches in the final push to the midterms tomorrow, by talking about the economy. touting the economy, the jobs numbers, the jobs report on friday. the president also continuing to give somewhat of a grim portrayal in his estimation of what would happen should democrats take full or partial control of cap -- capitol hill. listen here. >> a vote for democrats is a vote to bring the economic boom crashing to a sudden halt. the democrat agenda is a socialist nightmare for our country. [booing]. the republican agenda is the american dream. reporter: the president making those comments in ohio, that is the first of three stops for him today. after that it is off to indiana. then he ends in missouri, two states he will have gone to twice in the last week. there are razor-tight senate races in both states, states which republicans are trying to flip red, r

campaignssident trump for republican candidates out a rally in fort wayne, indiana.verage at 6:05 p.m. on c-span. he stumps for former house candidates and mike braun running against joe donnelly. there is a close race. then it moves on to missouri. there is a slim lead from one to the other. you can watch both rallies on c-span.org or listen on the free c-span radio app. your primary source for campaign 2018. announcer 2: c-span cities tour is exploring the american story. lawrencerecent stop in , kansas we asked voters in the state's second district

. >>> meantime in fort wayne, indiana, a thanksgiving shooting left three people dead and two othersured. so far police haven't released any information on a suspect or motive in that case. no word on the victims' conditions this morning. >>> time now 6:38. health warnings remain for e. coli infected lettuce across the country. this morning, officials zero in on a possible source right here in california. >> plus, nasa's newest mission to mars is about to begin if their spacecraft survives the landing. how engineers are preparing for a delicate arrival. >>> good morning. check out tahoe picking up about a foot of snow. a winter storm warning is still in effect. for the west slopes of the northern sierra nevada. the snow level will go up to 9,000 feet. we'll talk about for us in the break, we are tracking the rain details on that coming up. >>> this morning, health officials are zeroing in on california as the source of the e. coli outbreak tied to romaine lettuce. the fda is warning people to throw out all romaine because of fears it may carry a deadly strain of e. coli. 32 people ha

. ♪ ♪ >> today, president trump campaigns for republican candidates other rally in fort wayne, indianass coverage on c-span. the president stumps for house candidate and mike braun, who is running against senator joe donnelly. president trump than most of missouri for a rally with josh holly, who holds a lead over senator claire mccaskill. the rally starts live at 10 p.m. eastern. you can watch them both on c-span.org or listen or free radio app. c-span, your primary source for campaign 2018. c-span's washington journal, live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. morning, this university of michigan computer science and engineering professor jay aldermen joins us to discuss voting machine security. and sean trendy from real clear politics talks about the key races to watch on election night. be sure to watch live at 7 a.m. eastern this morning. join the discussion. >> 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 russes around the count

. >>> the president's second rally is getting under way in fort wayne, indiana.ur chief white house correspondent jim acosta is there for us. jim, you are hearing that the preside white house aides are worried. >> reporter: that's right. you would think that the party is behind him when it comes to the strategy of demonizing immigrants into the u.s. but that's not the case. i talked to a top white house aide who said there's great fear on capitol hill that the president's rhetoric is getting so out of control it could influence a lot of the suburban swing voters they're worried about in places like northern virginia and around the country where the voters may say, you know what, i'm fed up with this kind of rhetoric, i'm voting for the democrats. as a matter of fact, the aide talked about one particular district in northern virginia where a democrat could very well take out a republican in a race that they never thought they would see that happen. similarly, wolf, on the senate side i talked with top senate republican aide who said this and i thought it was alarm

campaignssident trump for republican candidates out a rally in fort wayne, indiana. live coverage at 6:05 p.m. on c-span. he stumps for former house candidates and mike braun running against joe donnelly. there is a close race. then it moves on to missouri. there is a slim lead from one to the other. you can watch both rallies on c-span.org or listen on the free c-span radio app. your primary source for campaign 2018. announcer 2: c-span cities tour is exploring the american story. lawrencerecent stop in , kansas we asked voters in the state's second district which issue is most important to you for this november midterm election. >> i believe not enough people in my generation are voting, so the concerns that are coming up in 10 or 30 years, that will not mycern the baby boomers, so generation should take initiative because the future is ours. politicianst in that will adhere to our needs. >> the issue that concerns me the most is our lack of addressing medicare and social security insolvency. i have not heard one person to about how they are going to fix that or wh

i was in fort wayne, indiana, two nights ago. and when donald trump said nancy pelosi, i had ear plugs in, and you could hear the boos because people were so angry with nancy pelosi. now she may end up. being house speaker. >> she could. we fired her once. so now there's a new villain in washington for republicans and for this president to go after. it's a great thing for donald trump. we'll see how good it is for the gop. >> what about for the american eem? >> the american people, they want divided government. >> john gives a thumb down. >> the american people want divided government for the purpose of getting things done. so the idea that this becomes a stand off as we saw during the obama years is not good for the american people. >> put us in perspective his tort clu. >> president kennedy, george bush either lost a couple seats or won in hours of crisis. president truman, president clinton, president obama were wiped out in this election. so trump falls in the middle. it's more like 1982, 2006. those were both moments where w

> ♪ [applause] >> monday, president trump campaigns for republican candidates at a rally in fort wayne, indianarage beginning on president trump then moves on to missouri for a rally. josh holly holds a slim lead over claire mccaskill. that rally starts live at 10:00 p.m. you can watch both rallies on c-span.org. or on our free c-span at. >> which party will control the house and senate? watch c-span live election night coverage. house,sults come in from senate, and governor races around the country. hear victory and concession speeches from the candidates. wednesday, we will get your reaction to the election taking your phone calls live during "washington journal." c-span, your primary source for campaign 2018. >> former president obama holds a rally in gary, indiana supporting joe donnelly who is in a tight race with mike ron.

we will have live coverage starting in about 6 eastern around from fort wayne indiana and again at 10 eastern when the president in cape girardeau missouri. and with one day to go before the midterms, c-span is your primary source for campaign 2018. tonight, but tv is in prime time with a look at recent books on politics. one williams of fox news examines the trump administrations policies on civil rights in his book what the hell do you have to lose? and the institute senior fellow heather macdonald argues that divers thinking is being challenged at the collegiate level in her book the diversity dilution. emory university african-american studies chair carol anderson speaks at the wisconsin book festival in madison about voter suppression , but tv all this week in prime time on c-span 2. >> which party will control the house and senate? what live election night coverage outing tuesday at 8 pm eastern as the results come in from house, senate and governor races around the country. your victory andconcessions beaches on the candidates and wednesday at 7 am eastern , we get your reactio

of them in terms riyadh these fan will have live coverage starting at about 6 eastern from fort wayne indiana. kenny turned when the parents president is in cape girardeau and with one day to go before the midterms, c-span is your primary source for campaign 2018. book tv is in prime time with a look at recent books on politics. juan williams of fox news examines the trump administration's policies on civil rights in his book what the hell do you have to lose. and at an institute senior fellow heather macdonald argues that diverse thinking is being challenged at the collegiate level in her book the diversey delusion. and every university african-american studies air anderson speaks at the wisconsin book festival in madison about voter suppression. book tv all this week in prime time on cspan2. >>. >> which party will control the house and senate?watch c-span live election night coverage voting tuesday at 8 pm eastern as a result coming from the house, senate and governor races across the country. your victory and concession speeches from the candidates, then wednesday at 7 am eastern, we get

rallies in cleveland, fort wayne, indiana and missouri.he president won't be back at the white house until well after midnight tonight. the president continues to keep what he calls the threat from illegal immigration high on the campaign radar but also touting friday's big economic numbers putting him in a face-off with president obama over who gets credit for it. first president trump in chattanooga, tennessee last night and president obama in gary, indiana. >> president trump: who thought we would have in just a short -- not even two years the greatest economy we've ever had in the history of the country? >> when you hear the republicans bragging about how good the economy is. where do you think it started? somebody had to clean it up. that's what a progressive agenda did. >> this campaign in many ways mirrors the 2002 mid-term campaign which former presidents bush and clinton campaigned heavily at least in the closing days to get out the vote. president trump has put more effort into the mid-terms than any president in memory traveling

c-span will 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

he will be in cleveland, ohio, president will be in fort wayne, indiana. state by 18 points. she didn't vote for kavanaugh. she has bonn, 22, 23 elections. brian: these democrats in red states so transparent to win over republicans by saying things they are not. is anyone something me about the caravan. i totally back the president when it comes to the border. you know she cannot be for the troops and caravan. that is what the people in missouri care about. by the way, you have to factor this in. the weather in the midwest will be tough. look like storms will slam into the mid-atlantic, if you want turnout, you need good weather. steve: people are energized. a little rain will not slow them down. we have sarah huckabee sanders outside the white house. >> good morning. speaking of weather. it is beautiful day. steve: absolutely. the president is making his final pitch. conventional wisdom in the engining it would be all about the economy and kavanaugh and health care and the caravan, right? >> it is about a lot of things because the president is addressing

he will also be in fort wayne, indiana before that. we are also covering that on c-span.org and the c-span radio app. the president begins his day in ohio. this is all leading up to .omorrow's election day our election day coverage at c-span begins live at 8:00 p.m. and will include results from the house, senate, and governors races. will cover key victory and concession speeches. join us tomorrow night into the evening. we will be here with you all night and be back here in the morning for the ""washington journal" on wednesday. michael is in new york voting for state and local issues. which ones? caller: hello? host: go ahead, michael. caller: i am calling from new york. this year, we have a very interesting candidate running for government, our is stephanie miner, the former member of syracuse -- mayor of syracuse. she is a democrat and is running with republican from new york. they are running on an independent party line called "serve america." what they are going to do -- in new york if you run for an independent as governor and

i was a lawyer in a fort wayne, indiana for years. i was a mayor in fort wayne. i ran the police department, dealt with the issue of crime and defensive gun uses and criminal gun uses. as head of the police department after i left the mayor's office, i later took a job as head of the brady campaign from the brady center for gun violence to prevent gun violence will we lobby for common sense, what i consider common sense gun laws. now i am a professor at indiana university in bloomington, indiana. i do not do research. i look at things more from a law and policy side. gary does all these research and statistics and regression theories that go over my head. i am always happy to debate these issues. this issue is a complicated issue. it is a complicated proposition. gary is treating it as sort of prohibitionist. one of the versions of a resolution was prohibition. i think the final ones that gene announced was laws that restrict but not prohibit gun ownership, the benefit would be more than offset by the offensive gun uses. forget the opposition. i think the main is

i was a lawyer in indiana, and mayor in fort wayne, indiana. i ran the police department, dealt with the issue of crime and defensive gun uses and criminal gun uses. as head of the police department after i left the mayor's office, i took a job as the head of the brady campaign to prevent gun violence where we tried to lobby for common sense, what i consider common sense gun laws. now i am a professor at indiana university. i do not do research. i look at things from a policy side. gary does research and statistics and regression theories that go over my head. i am always happy to debate these issues. it is a complicated proposition. gary is treating it as prohibitionist. one of the versions of a resolution was prohibition. the final one announced was laws that restrict but not prohibit gun ownership, the benefit would be more than offset by defensive gun uses. we will forget the proposition. i think the main issue is our guns more of the benefit or are more costs that come from guns? is our system one that puts more costs than benefits on us?

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jeff flock following developments closely in fort wayne, indiana. what is it like there?e president wanted by 19 points two years ago. the president will be here much later today, but these folks are lined up in a cold out here. connell makes a great point. eastern time even though were in the midwest. early indications could be interesting. take a look at the campaigning leading up. joe donnelly, democratic senator obviously someone who needs help to keep the state that the president won by 19 points. he got help from his own president that would be president obama yesterday in gary indiana. also with some help from rudy giuliani. >> all the time. >> there you go. you heard it here first. giuliani yesterday with braun. both of the candidates it knowledge in the polls have been one-way and nobody is taking anything for granted. listen to both. >> this is going to be a tight race anyone kid you not to vote. >> this is a very close election and every vote counts. your vote is your voice. [cheers and applause] if we do this rally and you don't vote, this rally it means nothi