i am sure i will speak with him soon. thank you. i appreciate it. >> congress is excited to be out of session for much of october. the senate meets today for legislative business but no votes are planned for the next couple of weeks. geordie leader mcconnell says they could meet later in october for a possible vote on supreme court nominee amy coney barrett. until then, work continues off the floor on her nomination, including committee meetings and confirmation hearings. meet forns to legislative business but if there is an agreement on a relief bill, members will get it when he four hour notice. watch live coverage today at 4:30 p.m. eastern on c-span two. ask who will control congress in january? stay informed on all the competitive congressional races leading up to election day with c-span's campaign 2020 coverage. watch the candidates debate election results on c-span. watch online at c-span.org. or listen on the free c-span radio app. c-span. your unfiltered view of politics. >> the u.s. supreme court started a new term today.

president, i will listen to the scientists. and i will empower them. i know how much president trump has damaged faith in our institutions and in our leaders, and government itself. we have to rebuild the trust between the public and public servants. it is one of the most difficult tasks we face in the coming years. if i am elected president, i will always give it to you, as fdr said, straight from the shoulder. i will deliver on my promises. i will listen to the american people no matter what their politics. i will let doctors and scientists speak freely, so you can make the best decisions possible for yourself and your family. and i won't let four years of donald trump rob us of the most fundamental american qualities, our hope in the future and our faith in ourselves. we can beat this virus. we are not to divided to achieve big think -- we are not too divided to achieve big things. we are americans. imagine a true, nationally-coordinated plan that spares no expense so that our schools have the resources to reopen with full health and safety protocol

i will send a clear, unequivocal message to the entire nation -- there is no place for hate in america. it will be given no license. it will be given no oxygen. it will be given no safe harbor. in recent weeks and months, the country has been riled by instances of excessive police force, heart-wrenching cases of racial injustice. peaceful protesters being given lives, needlessly and senselessly lost, by peaceful protesters being given voice in calls for justice. violent examples of looting and burning that cannot be tolerated. i believe in law and order. i've never supported defunding the police, but i also believe injustice is real and is the product of a history that goes back 400 years when black men, women, and children were first brought here in change. -- in chains. i do not believe we have to choose between law and order and racial justice in america. we can have both. this is a nation strong enough to both honestly face systemic racism and strong enough to provide safe streets for families and small businesses that too often bear the brunt of this looting and burning. we have n

but i will not call, i will not ask, i will not beg. will not ask, i will not beg. i have to sayjose has never ever put me under pressure not to pick a player. he would expect us to look after the slayers as we should do. with every play that we have. in the physical loading and training and the way that we menaced the matches is key. southgate should not be short of options. there are 30 players in the squad to face wales belgium and denmark, mongerfor the time squad to face wales belgium and denmark, monger for the time arsenal but kyle sa ko, denmark, monger for the time arsenal but kyle sako, harvey barnes from leicester and dominic calvin lewis with a everything goes to his name already this season. i will be ssi more thanjust already this season. i will be ssi more than just talents and tactics. that's all will be more accessed on. it will need to adapt, players that might bail out when it is not going so might bail out when it is not going so well. we will learn with a big squad like this who carries out the support role that is

i will be happy to be your next governor. i ask for your support. john: thank you. that will wrap things up for us. thanks to both of the candidates in the campaign staff are making tonight's event possible. anna:

but i pledge to you tonight i will work for you every day and i will never let you down. [ cheers ande ] if we allow ourselves to believe without reservation that we can do what's right and be the better for it, then the best america will be our america. in this city of angels, we can summon the better angels of our nation. do all we can to make america all it can become. thank you. god bless you. god bless america. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >>> weeknights this month, we're looking at past presidential debates. tonight, it's the 2004 debates between president george w. bush and john kerry of massachusetts. the first debate was held at the university of miami. the candidates took questions from pbs about foreign policy. especially the bush administration's response to the 9/11 terrorist attacks and the war in iraq. that starts at 8:00 p.m. eastern and enjoy american history tv this week and every weekend on c-span3. american history tv on c-span3. exploring the people and events that tell the american story every weekend. coming up

i will oppose again tomorrow. in 2016, after the unfortunate death of justice scalia, i said that the senate should not take up a nominee to fill that seat due to the impending presidential election. i reit lated that -- i reiterated that statement in august of this year and then coincidentally enough just hours before the news of justice ginsburg's passing that saddened the country. i didn't know that she had passed when i reaffirmed my comments from earlier but that knowledge would not have changed my mind. i remain in the same place today. i do not believe that moving forward on a nominee just over a week removed from a pitched presidential election when partisan tensions are running about as high as they could, i don't think that this will help our country become a better version of itself. but, frankly, i've lost that procedural fight. we saw that with a vote yesterday. so what i can do now is be consistent with the precedent that i have set for myself and oppose a process that i said should not move forward a

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i will throw out topics in between for discussion. d in the coin flip, collin peterson will go first on his opening statement. torgerson peterson. >> good evening matt, hello everyone what to think the public and aarp for sponsoring this debate. give me the opportunity to serve them and congress over these last number of years. is able to move up to the agricultural committee in 2005. and i've been chairman twice, are the only person that's ever done that. we've been able to do some good work, was kept the committee bipartisan. i've been rated the most bipartisan member of congress cgot the mca trade agreement done the people were concerned about, had a good democratic vote. site look forward to going back to congress to continue the bipartisan work i've done over the number of years. >> alright michele one minute opening statement respect thank you very much matt, aarp and for the public for putting this together tonight. i served to the minnesota senate, i was the first female president of the minnesota senate i work for the lieutena

i will never forget where i came from. i will end where i began. ceo's didn't build this america. hard-working people in the middle class built america. and unions built the middle class. thank you. god bless you all. and we are going to take this home. we are going to change this country. take it back. god love you all. thank you. [applause] ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >>'s evening, president trump speak at aen will benefit for the roman catholic diocese charities of new york. watch live on c-span. ♪ worry, thats not to the virus will disappear, that a miracle is coming. plan,den saying we need a a national strategy, a president who is willing to lead, willing to be a role model for our nation. said at theirden national convention that no miracle is coming, we actually think we might just be a short time away from one america will produce the first safe and effective coronavirus vac

i will be happy to be your next governor. i ask for your support. john: thank you. that will wrap things up for us. thanks to both of the candidates in the campaign staff are making tonight's event possible. anna: and from everyone here at montana pbs, thank you for watching. good night. ♪ theontana pbs vote 2020, montana governors debate. ♪ >> production support was provided by -- >> i honestly will tell you, i don't think when the dust settles in this election it is going to be whether america becomes more republican or more democrat, whether we are more liberal or more conservative, more red or more blue. i think the choice in this election is whether america remains america. >> as joe biden has said since he entered the race, it is about the soul of our nation. who we are. what we stand for. and maybe, most of poorly, who -- most importantly, who we want to be. >> wash the vice president to debate between vice president mike pence and senator kamala harris live wednesday at 9 p.m. eastern from the university of utah consulting city. watch the debate live on c-spa

i will not allow this to happen on my watch. they also stood by when local municipalities started discussing things like sanctuary cities, which was very concerning. i would not stand by. so this is a clear point of , distinction. i'm not sure how much more i can say. i support the second amendment. i would sign a constitutional carry bill if it came to my desk. and that is pretty clear. i do want to make a point that was made earlier. in washington, i found many ways to work across the aisle. i worked with anna eshoo on health care for a telemedicine bill. i work with democrats on bills that would improve rural broadband. i've worked across the aisle on bills to reduce prescription drugs. i did that through serving meals. i find that if you break bread together, you can find common ground. i look forward into turning the governor's residence into a house of hospitality. john: we will open this up again for more debate on this particular topic. anna: i wanted to follow up real quick. you guys both answer the question where you ar

counsel, and i will know them because i will be coordinating the drug effort, i one of them because ill re-create the space council and i will be in charge of that. i will have day-to-day activities with all of the people in government. and then, if that unfortunate situation happens, if that situation, which would be very tragic, happens, i will be prepared to carry out the responsibilities of the presidency of the united states of america. and i will be prepared to do that. i will be prepared, not only because of my service in the congress, but because of my ability to communicate and to lead. it is not just age, it is accomplishments, it is experience. i have far more experience than many others that sought the office of vice president of this country. i have as much experience in the congress as jack kennedy did when he sought the presidency. i will be prepared to deal with the people in the bush administration, if that unfortunate event would ever occur. >> senator benson? >> senator, i served with jack kennedy. i knew jack kennedy. jack was a friend of mine. senator, you are no

but to the other statements i will give you 30 seconds governor what about those previous statements and positions that mr. teefive reasons that sounds like the aca. gov sununu: first of all i agree with most americans we all frustrated the lower cost with obama care didn't come to fruition and that's the frustration early on. but you don't just throw it out that's why i book the trend fighting to keep the aca in place and then there are other provisions in the republicans in 2017 who voted to do medicaid expansion the next five years. that was us supporting those initiatives. spirit just for the record it is a bipartisan effort but getting back to long-term care and with those facilities it was tough. how would you is governor decide whether to clampdown or ease up what sort of metrics would you use? >> that could happen in early on in the independent that concrete recommendations. with the repeal of obama care and that's exactly what the federal legislation 2017 was the repeal without replacement. christening you said it was a huge win in the u.s. senate and had a huge loss thankful

i am sure i will speak with him soon. thank you all very much, i appreciate it. >> next, the massachusetts senate debate between incumbent senate democrat ed markey and his challenger kevin o'connor. this hour-long event was hosted gbh news. audience, no handshakes. we are seated apart from each other with plexiglass in between. we were both voluntarily tested. each candidate has a separate studio by himself. changed are the

i will follow it. if we will be a nation of laws and rules, we have to follow those rules. i said the other night, it feels like i'm playing monopoly with my son. you change the rules to benefit you. that's not the way this country needs to run. i will always follow the rules. people will always know. even if they don't agree with me, they will know that i will tell them the truth. i will not waffle one way or the other. i will tell them the truth. >> let's talk about criminal justice. i want to read something you posted on twitter. just as slavery was ended, we can end the epidemic of police brutality and root out the systemic racism that oppresses communities of color across south carolina. are you saying police brutality is as persuasive -- persuasive as slavery once was? exactly what is your solution? >> let me tell you. i grew up in orangeburg. one of the very first stories that i heard, i started learning more about the civil rights movement and what went on in my hometown, about the orangeburg massacre. three college students who were protesting a segregated bowling a

grateful for the confidence you have expressed in me and i pledge to you and to the american people that i willy duties to the very best of my abilities. this was a rigorous confirmation process and i thank all of you, especially leader mcconnell and chairman graham for helping me to navigate it. theeartfelt thanks go to members of the white house staff and department of justice who worked tirelessly to support me through this process. your stamina is remarkable and i have been the beneficiary of it. grateful i are also so to the many people who have supported our family over these last several weeks. through ways both tangible and intangible, you have made this day possible. jesse and i have been truly awestruck by your generosity. good amount of time over the last month at the senate both in meetings with individual senators and in days of hearings before the senate judiciary committee. the confirmation process has made ever clear to me one of the fundamental differences between the federal judiciary and the united states senate. and perhaps the most acute is the role of policy preferences. a

michelle fischbach. >> i will say every situation is different when there is a supreme court vacancy d i believe it is a constitutional duty for the president to go ahead, move ahead and it's their prerogative and they should handle it both of the president and senate should go ahead and handle it. >> i think there's a fair amount of hypocrisy going on because we have people that took one position, republicans in 16 and now they have a completely different position. having said that, again, the president has the prerogative to do this. apparently they have the votes. we will see. in the house we don't have a vote. >> anything else? >> and each of you comment on how the trade war with china impacted farmers both nationally and in the seventh district, collin peterson, you start this one. >> it hasn't been positive. creating about 25% where we were when we got into this in agriculture. the secretary said yesterday at a meeting he was at that they are not going to get the phase one targets that they've set out there. and it's been a problem because these prices come back a little bit it'

i am sure i will speak with him soon. thank you all very much, i appreciate it. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] >> stay informed on all the competitive races leading up to election day with c-span's campaign 2020 coverage. watch the debate and election results on c-span. watch online at c-span.org, or visit on the free c-span radio app. c-span, your unfiltered view of politics. >> on tuesday, the brennan center for justice holds a discussion on reimagining the rule of law. watch live at 1:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2, online at c-span.org , or listen live on the free c-span radio app. c-span, yourtching

i think we will win michigan. i think we will win wisconsin. i think we will win minnesota. i think we have a fighting chance in ohio, in north carolina, georgia, iowa. because of over 6 million individual voters, the average contribution of $49, we are able to compete like we haven't been able to before in these different states. we will continue to travel. the big difference between us and the reason why it looks like we are not traveling is we are not putting on super spreaders. we are doing what we are doing here. everybody is wearing a mask and trying as best we can to be socially distant. that's wait -- that is what we do and you attended our press conference as well. it is important to be responsible. >> you mentioned that as part of your commission, you will look at how long justices serve on the court. are you open to term limits? mr. biden: no, no, no. there is a question about whether or not -- it is a lifetime appointment and i'm not going to attempt to change that at all. there is some literature about the possibility of going from one court to another court, not

we will have a tremendous success. i hope so but next year will be one of the greatest years in the history of the country, we will see growth like we haven't seen before and an honor to be with you. we will take a few questions please. >> thank you, mister president. i will say this, you're looking very fit. that is all for the good. we enter the q and a, two very able questioners today are cindy o'connell of the economic club of florida and david lucassign of the economic club of washington dc. each will be asking two questions in alternating order. you have the first question. >> on behalf of the economic club of florida and the sunshine state we are honored to be with you today. the question. how important is funding for infrastructure products like airports, bridges, roads around the country to national security. how do these figure into your next term? >> very big. we have a plan now but we will make it bigger. we are having a hard time getting's things through the democrats. we got the wall, the wall is one of the

council and i will know the money first name basis because i will be coordinating effort. vice president george bush is going to re-create the space council and i will be in charge of that. i will have day-to-day activities with all the people in government. and then if that unfortunate situation happens about -- happens, if that happens, i will be prepared to carry out the responsibilities of the presidency of the united states of america. and i will be prepared to do that. i will be prepared not only because of my service in the congress, but because of my lead,y to communicate, to it is not just age, it is accomplishments and experience. i have far more experience than sought the that office of vice president of this country. i have as much experience in the congress as a check kennedy did when he sought the presidency. i will be prepared to deal with the people in the bush administration if that unfortunate event would ever occur. >> senator benson? simple benson: i served with jack kennedy -- sen. bennet: sin benson: i served with jack kennedy and senator, you are no

i will tell you, go back. ore the leg came, just before, i was getting calls from people who were not normally people that will call me .they wanted to get together. we had the best black on implemented numbers in the history of our country. hispanic, women, asian, people with diplomas, noble diplomas, mit graduates, number one in the class. everybody had the best numbers. you know what? the other side wanted to get together, they wanted to unify. success is going to bring us together. we are on the road to success, but i'm cutting taxes. he wants to raise everybody's taxes. he wants to put new regulations on everything. he will kill it. if he gets in, you will have a depression, the likes of which you have never seen. your 401(k)s will go to hell. a very, very sad day for this country. >> vice president biden, same question to you. same question to you about them. >> i am an american president, i will represent all for your representation. we will choose signs of affection, choosing hope over fear. we are goin

and so, folks, i will take care of this. i will end this. i will make sure we have a plan. ay is i'm going to shut down the virus, not the country. it's his ineptitude that caused the the country to have to shut down in large part, why businesses have gone under, why schools are closed, why so many people have lost their living and why they're concerned. those other concerns are real. that's why he should have been, instead of in a sand trap at his golf course, he should have been negotiating with nancy pelosi and the rest of the democrats and republicans about what to do about the acts they were passing for billions of dollars to make sure people had the capacity. you haven't ruled out more shutdowns? no, i'm not shutting down... but there are... look, you need standards. the standard is if, you have a reproduction rate in a community that's above a certain level, everybody says slow up, more social distancing, do not open bars and do not open gymnasiums. do not open until you get this under control, under more control. but when you do open, give the people the capacity to

i am not running in borrowed clothes. [ applause ] >> when i act, you will know my reasons and when iu will know my heart. >> i believe in tolerance, not in spite of my faith, but because of it. [ applause ] >> i believe in a god who calls us not to judge our neighbors, but to love them. >> i believe in grace because i've seen it and peace because i felt it and forgiveness because i've needed it. [ applause ] >> i believe true leadership is the process of addition, not an act of division. i will not attack a part of this country because i want to lead the whole of it. [ applause ] >> and i believe this will be a tough race down to the wire. their war room is up and running, but we are ready. [ applause ] >> their attacks will be relentless, but they will be answered. we are facing something familiar, but they're facing something new. >> we are now the party of ideas and innovation, the party of idealism and inclusion, the party of a simple and powerful hope. my fellow citizen, we can begin again. [ applause ] >> after all of the shouting and all of the scandal, after all of the bitter

i will always put alaska first. unlike dan, i have a plan to beat covid, lower healthcare costs and create new jobs. if you're ready for a doctor who'll always put your state over partisan politics, i'm your guy. thank you. mike: we apologize for the audio screeching that you're hearing. we're trying to clear that up. sen. sullivan: thank you and good evening, alaska. as your senator i promise to work for you to get big things done for our state and we have. rebuilding our military. cleaning our ocean. protecting pre-existing conditions and addressing drug addiction, public safety and domestic violence. we have made big progress. we face new challenges of covid-19. we work together for alaskan families, schools, healthcare workers and small businesses. keeping our citizens healthy remains critical. so too does bidding a strong economic recovery and more jobs for a brighter future. this election couldn't be more important. my opponent and i have very different visions for alaska. i'm focused on my opponent wants to em

i will recognize someone on our side after i have a moment. we will keep talking here. number one, the tracks were clear to me when it came to justice sotomayor and justice kagan. i did not need a bloodhound to tell me where they were going to go. i understood based on their writings and philosophy that they would be with the liberal majority most of the time. they have been. i was not surprised at all. i accepted that as the outcome of president obama's election, but it was equally obvious to me, senator klobuchar, that whatever personal opinions they had, did you think it would be hard to follow the tracks of justice ginsburg? she worked for the aclu. she was a prominent, progressive thought leader. she openly talked about her pro-choice views, and she had every right to hold them. and she was true to herself. and when the senate voted, they knew they were getting someone very special, but from a conservative point of view, with a different philosophy. and the senate saw the same thing in scalia. how much tracks did you need to figure out that scalia would be and the b

i will tell you. we will protect social security and medicare, and we will always protect patients with pre-existing conditions. [cheers and applause] america will land the first woman on the moon and the united states will be the first nation to land an astronaut on mars. we will stop the radical indoctrination of our students and restore patriotic education to our schools. [cheers and applause] we will teach our children to love our country, honor our history and always respect our great american flag. [cheers and applause] and we will live by the timeless words of our national motto: "in god we trust." [cheers and applause] for years, you had a president who apologized for americans. now, you have a president who is standing up for america and standing up for the great people of michigan. [cheers and applause] uc, a lot of times biden said he was standing up for the great people of ohio. so it is michigan. that has happened seven times. you can't let that happen. you can't let that happen. we did no

i will honor the law of the land. i have tried to be tolerant.rying to understand that people have different life experiences than i do. i am not a woman or a person of color. i listen. when it comes to south carolina, i can tell you right now, i think i have been an effective voice for here we are -- who we are. same-sex marriage's legal and we will honor that. carolyn: thank you, senator. gordon: talking about the affordable care act, if the down,e court strikes it the aca, they have promised to repeal and replace. where is the replace? sen. graham: obamacare in south carolina has been a disaster. you are promised if you could like your doctor, you could keep it. premiums have gone up 30%. i was on obamacare and my coverage was almost nonexistent. three states get 35% of obamacare dollars. california, new york, massachusetts. nancy pelosi, chuck schumer, elizabeth moran. 22% of the population. what what i like to do? i would like to make sure that if you are in spartanburg, you get the same amount of money from the federal government as if you

and that i will well and faithfully discharge. and that i will well and faithfully discharge.the duties of the fish which i am about to enter. so help me god. so help me god. —— the duties of the office. cheering and applause thank you. thank you so very much. thank you all for being here tonight. and thank you, president trump, for selecting me to serve as an associate justice of the united states supreme court. it's a privilege to be asked to serve my country in this office, and i stand here tonight truly honoured and humbled. thanks also to the senate for giving its consent to my appointment. i am grateful for the confidence you have expressed in me, and i pledge to you and to the american people that i will discharge my duties to the very best of my ability. this was a rigorous confirmation process andi rigorous confirmation process and i thank all of you, especially leader mcconnell and chairman graham for helping me to navigate it. my heartfelt thanks go to the members of the white house staff and department ofjustice, who worked tirelessly to support me through this pro

i will be joined by joe st. george and the new three political think tank members to discuss debates happening tonight. that is after 8:00 p.m. and we will be right back. ♪ >> the competition is on. be a part of this year c-span studentcam video competition. middle and high school students, be the start of a national conversation by making a five to six minute documentary what you want the president to address. be bold with your documentary. show supporting and opposing points of view and include c-span video. winner. $100,000 in total cash prizes including a grand prize of $5,000. the deadline to submit video is january 20, 2021. . be informed. you will find competition rules, tips and information on how to get started at our website. >> the senate judiciary committee votes thursday on the confirmation of judge amy coney barrett to the associate justice on the u.s. supreme court filling the seat held by the late justice ruth bader ginsburg. the committee gavels and at 9:00 a.m. eastern while the vote is set for

i will come back to this. i hope i will have time. i will make time for it. many of you will recall that the 2010 election, there many democrats that nancy pelosi had to go. was a bit of a rebellion within the democratic party that if survived, nonetheless, the democrats had held the house in 2010, the story could have been very different. by the time we rolled into finishing our book, john boehner had been elected speaker, and storm clouds were on the horizon. as has been mentioned several is hishere you go, here second election as speaker and we see that john boehner at a bunch of votes and nancy pelosi got a bunch of votes and a bunch of other people got votes. all the stars are next to republicans. this old world has begun to fray. this was even before last year when a group within the tea party started circulating a petition to declare the chair of the house vacant, and to depose john boehner. this did not happen. paul ryan got to be speaker. but nonetheless, that would have been quite different if ryan, y'all will recall the speculation about ryan, and a

so i will try to -- i will make sure i stay within 30 minutes for sure and if i can shorten it up i will. so let's get to it. you can start the clock. so you can relax a bit here, judge, and take your mask off. so yesterday we had a lot of discussion about the affordable health care act. what i'm going to try to do very briefly this morning is to demonstrate the difference between politics and judging. all of my colleagues on the other side had very emotional pleas about obamacare, charts of people with preexisting conditions. i want to give you my side of the story about obamacare. now, this is lindsey graham, the senator from south carolina, talking. this is not a question directed at you. from my point of view obamacare has been a disaster for the state of south carolina. all of you over there want to impose obamacare on south carolina, we don't want it. we want something better. we want something different. you know, what we want in south carolina? south carolina care, not obamacare. now, why do we want that? under the affordable care act three states get 35% of the money, folks. can

i will recognize someone on our side after i have a moment. we will keep talking here. number one, the tracks were clear to me when it came to justice sotomayor and justice kagan. i did not need a bloodhound to tell me where they were going to go. i understood based on their writings and philosophy that they would be with the liberal majority most of the time. they have been. i was not surprised at all. i accepted that as the outcome of president obama's election, but it was equally obvious to me, senator klobuchar, that whatever personal opinions they had, did you think it would be hard to follow the tracks of justice ginsburg? she worked for the aclu. she was a prominent, progressive thought leader. she openly talked about her pro-choice views, and she had every right to hold them. and she was true to herself. and when the senate voted, they knew they were getting someone very special, but from a conservative point of view, with a different philosophy. and the senate saw the same thing in scalia. how much tracks did you need to figure out that scalia would be and the b

it is starting to rain so i will shorten this for you. i don't see america that way.laced your trust in barack and me in 2012 and 2008. each day we were in office, we worked for you and the entire country. it was never about red states or blue states, only the united states of america. i was reminded that last month when i visited gettysburg. when i went to gettysburg to make that speech, abraham lee lincoln said a house divided cannot stand. a nation divided cannot stand. i was reminded of that earlier this week. >>>> return your ballot today. we refusekenny said to postpone. let's not postpone and get out of the rain. god bless you all, thank you. ♪ got to make the world go round. got to make the road go round. got to make the world now. >> with five days left until election day. on november 3, when voters decide who will control congress and occupy the white house next year. stay with c-span. watch campaign 2020 coverage every day on c-span. stream or on-demand on c-span.org. or you can listen on the c-span radio app. your place for an unfiltered view of politics.

way to think about it and then to require our attention first of all it sparks curiosity and then i will jump down the rabbit hole and with that creative thinking and then to juxtapose and then suddenly i think about my project that can be a creative and productive thing. and then into some other place and then recognize these things might come together. and it is great for curiosity and if you can find structures to help support that and with the chapter i am connecting in teaching. in a small teaching in the afternoon with the strategies because we can channel and interesting waves through those activities. >> this is a relevant point of the physiological aspects and then to be dehydrated. and this is the equity issue. >> if you are hungry and taking care of your sick sibling and anxiety and depression so of course we want to think about with the principles that we can use to support and sustain attention it is an equity issue and then then you pay attention to me and i will talk about that in the afternoon session and then we need to be aware of all the things talk about anxiety or le

pro-life.ays been i will never apologize for depending -- defending life. eg: reverend warnock, i want to start you off with a question about the economy. national and other democrats have proposed a tax hikes on households making more than $400,000. do you support that and what other tax policy changes are needed? --. rev. warnock: we are in the middle of a once in a century pandemic. what i support is that we ought to give middle class and your families a break right about now. us to start thinking about things we can do to give people a living wage, to raise their wages. now, we have 500,000 people in the medicaid gap. these are mostly the working poor. the fact that they cannot get health care in this state is a burden on their families and a drag on the economy. i think georgia deserves a senator who stands up for ordinary people to get them the support they need at a time like this. so, i am concerned about that and i want to relieve the people of georgia and give them a chance at a better life. you supportically, a tax increase on households making mo

i said okay i will endorse you. e a rocketship but handled the pressure. [applause] [cheering] and his wife -- [applause] great, great couple. smart, brilliant. really just a great group of people. they are great and he surrounds himself with incredible people. matt gates, talk about a warrior. he's a great man, great gentleman. what a future he has. thank you both for being here. appreciate it. john rutherford, thank you, john. [applause] gus billy rakas. [applause] congressional candidate, somebody that is supposed to be potentially a superstar that we've heard that a lot from sometimes it works out. it's going to in his case. scott franklin. [applause] kimberly, where is kimberly? i said that's a lot to follow. kimberly is great. finally we are joined by a group of amazing supporters that recently walked away from the democrats. we have a lot of them. a lot of them, and a lot of them and law enforcement. in some cases they loved their parties and in others they said we are voting for trump. i said why are you doin

look, i will do what he is unable to do.effective strategy to mobilize true and international pressure, to isolate and punish china. folks, we have lost more manufacturing jobs in pennsylvania and across the country than any time in recent history. and if president trump and the republicans don't have time to deliver an economic relief for working families and small businesses, then why, in the middle of a crisis, do they have time to confirm a supreme court justice so they can knock out obamacare? [horns and applause] i'll tell you why -- he wants to wipe it off the books. because his nominee said they are going to strike down the law, before she was picked. look, if they get their way, more than 20 million of you, 20 million americans will lose their coverage, including nearly one million pennsylvanians. 100 million americans with pre-existing conditions, including 5.3 million in pennsylvania will no longer be covered. complications from covid will become the next pre-existing conditions, allowing insurance to jack up your

i will be joined by joe st. orge and the new three political think tank members to discuss debates happening tonight. that is after 8:00 p.m. and we will be right back. ♪ >> welcome back. >> a nice wide range of questions. >> we can ask the questions we want. this is coming, our first question from ed from virginia beach. do you believe the defense budget should increase above the rate of inflation, remain the same, or be introduced? what should we spend more on? what should be cut? >> under the last administration, you had the decimation of our military. it was not properly funded. i think it's important that we don't have forever wars. my opponent voted to hamstring the president to remove dreams -- troops home. we need to rebuild our military. i'm proud to have voted to properly fund the military, to give the biggest pay increase to our soldiers and sailors as well as disability. forward,ty is, looking we have to have different investments in the military. we have to understand where our near peers are going i

if i didn't have a test, i think will work. if i didn't have a test, ithinki will work. if i didn't have a test, i think i will go out with people and do parties at 21—6 a:m.. i think i will go out with people and do parties at 21-6 a:m.. the cu rfews a re and do parties at 21-6 a:m.. the curfews are being imposed on frans‘s was to places, the paris region and eight other cities, including marseille, toulouse, lille. hotspots which spanned the length and breath of france, these may be targeted local restrictions, but together, they add up to a national problem.

and those are the kind of judges i will appoint. i named four supreme court judges in the state of texas, and i would ask the people to check out their qualifications, their deliberations, they're good, solid men and women who have made good and sound judgments on behalf of the people of texas. >> what kind of appointment should they expect from you? >> both of us use similar language to reach a totally opposite outcome. i don't favor litmus tests, but i know there are ways to assess how a potential justice interprets the constitution, and in my view, the constitution ought to be interpreted as a document that grows with our country and our history. i believe, for example, that there is a right of privacy in the fourth amendment, and when the phrase "strict constructionist" is used, and when the names of scalia and thomas are used as benchmarks for who would be appointed, those are code words, and nobody should mistake this for saying the governor would appoint people who would overturn roe v. wade. it's very clear to me. i would app

you are as crazy as he is and thank you for taking my call. >> host: we will go to stephen in new york, a republican. >> caller: i think she will make great judge because she's going to interpret the law fairly. the other thing, the last person on tariffs, what the caller missed out on his tariffs, taking american jobs which hurts healthcare, hurts -- >> host: stick to the topic here. michael in portland, oregon send a text to say advice to justice barrett, sandra day o'connor is an excellent role model, judicial minimalism. justice frankfurter is an excellent role model also, conservative and liberal ideology. 3, be wary of scalia's distrust of legislative history. diane from ohio, actually concerned by the information senator whitehouse regarding conservative dark money involved in order to buy a seat on the court, this printer environment, labor unions, women's healthcare and more. shameful, says diane from ohio. god bless her and her nomination, can we work and pass the stimulus plan? on sunday the speaker, nancy pelosi said there's a possibility, before election day, finishing up their work yesterday with th

and then i will decide whether we go on. okay. so i want to make sure, as we understand, here, before we go onto another question in the health area, would you agree that the two of you agree on a national patients bill of rights? >> absolutely not. xm would bill. it is the bipartisan bill that is not bending in the congress. the hmos and the insurance companies support the other bill that is pending, the one that the republican majority has put forward. they like it because it doesn't accomplish what i think really needs to be accomplished, to give a decision back to the doctors and nurses, and give the right of appeal to somebody other than the hmo or insurance company, let you go to the nearest emergency room without having to call and hmo before you call 9-1-1, to let you see a specialist if you need to. and it has strong bipartisan support. it is being blocked by the republican leadership in the congress. and i specifically would like to know whether governor bush will support in the dingle-norwood bill, which is the main one

i will talk about that today. i want to start by bringing in some of the things that our members are doing so you have some contacts before i dive in to this. i also want to say, is absolutely -- i have been talking to debbie about this. it's great that the task force is opening and making it possible. it is clear to me that -- when is the right time for that? it has been clear just listening from all of you that the time to focus right now is getting our city safely reopened as soon as possible. maybe some of what i will talk about today is some next steps of opportunity for when the time is right. it isn't opening. there are a lot of techs that will come after that. next slide, please. it's a little bit about our organization. i was invited to come and give a quick talk when i came on board a couple of years ago in 2018. it was a very long time ago now. the business council on climate change was founded in 2007. the department of environment put out the first very -- the very first climate action plan. they knew

the only way we will defeat this virus is if we defeat it everywhere. the third point i would like to we will close the personal protective equipment, the ppe gap, and get gear out to where it is needed. every health care worker will have a reliable supply of properly-fitted n95 masks. that morenscionable than eight months into this crisis, frontline health care workers are still rationing their personal protective equipment. will use the i full power of the defense production act to drive the production of personal protective equipment, masks, gowns, gloves and more, and ensure it is distributed equitably. i won't stop until the nation's supply exceeds the demand and our stock pile's plan is, especially in hard-hit areas and communities disproportionately affected by the virus. a fully-empowered supply commander in charge of feeling in the gaps. we will make sure we can manufacture critical supplies right here at home, so we are not dependent on the other countries in this crisis. will provide consistent, reliable, trusted, detailed nationwide guidance and technical sup

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