>> i used to think the justice department worked independently also and the fbi was independent also but that's not possible because hillary clinton is guilty as hell and everybody knows it and any third-rate lawyer will tell you that and

half of young people consider themselves independent and amongst the moderate and pure independents. educated white men. that is different than the average independent voter. have you seen a change in that where they have shifted to be more that way? >> we have seen more young people identify with the independent voter and that is generally the case and we have seen more of a shift particularly with highly educated voters. is the number one system what you would like to see change if you can articulate it in one way? where do you see it going from here. >> it is insulting our intelligence. you have an intelligent being out there trying to figure out what to do in our future and the millennials trying to figure out what is happening. there is no hope. and you know, countries around the world. if they have a fair election there is a choice between someone who offers false hope and someone who has no hope. and bernie sanders for example. he drew a lot of people to the election. and he was cheated out of the race. but he certainly offered hope to people. i know donald trump is talking ab

shows jill sign and gary johnson, the independent care and -- the independent candidates.ove your program. i want to speculate on a couple of things. -- those jobs, -- peopleu ready for don't see that at those jobs, you have to come to work on time. along with people and those are $25 anthat people make hour, they don't have those skills. and i just think that the jobs that pay minimum wage, they get you ready for other jobs. i want to talk about president obama. has said, that he improving america's structure, it would have put a lot of people back to work. and those are great ideas. but people didn't appreciate the person who bought them. that's all. you know, if they had worked with him, getting america back to work, american this is the greatest land. anotherho is gone to country, they tell you of america is the greatest land. and a lot of people just don't understand history, or maybe i misinterpret but we don't want anyone to come here and destroy us. that is why we have bargaining tables and organizations. because we will pay to help them rebuild their country but w

it's not only independent for but also independent from the major studios. >> got it. >> is there also consideration of some kind of rule that will require paid tv companies to have a certain percentage of the content they carried independent programmers or was that left out. >> no, that's not proposed. >> can you give a little bit better sense of what kind of questions you're asked? >> we ask very questions in the noi and what we've identified are two sets of issues with respect to contract provisions on which we've made specific proposals. one is unconditionals and the other is unreasonable adms and what we've said is that we don't propose to forbid any clauses that relate to putting programming on an alternative distribution methods, but we want help in defining those that are unreasonable because we did find in the record that independent programmers say that these adms are a great obstacle for them in getting their initial carriage and also being able to get additional carriage over the top. >> i guess i was under the impression that how long would those at the mpr muzzle ask sort

both terms proceeded the declaration of independence. neither were official. both became commonplace because of the american people and press deemed it appropriate. speculation that the american colonies might one day become in dependent and concerns about how the keep them within the british empire date back to the 17th century. the great debate in england the french and indian war over what to do about canada in the aftermath of the removal of the french was only the culmination of a century of concern about the possibility of american independence. consequently, many patriot leaders and their followers had a continental vision for britain's american colonies will be for they advocated independence. foremost among these were benjamin franklin, john adams, and thomas jefferson. all of whom the pacific ocean was the national western boundary of the united states. at first of course, it was a british westward coursing empire. the resident of massachusetts predicted in 1759 that america could become a mighty empire, but i don't mean, an independent one. widely r

i understand why independent programmers would want this.it just doesn't seem to be the role of the government to further it. in the end, i suspect the effort will not be as fruitful as anticipated as independent programmers will face more difficulty getting underlining carriage thereby reducing their viability and longevity. that means there will be fewer first programming sources, not more. they do seek to fill consumer interests, often without diversify financial backing. in today's media marketplace, it's it's difficult to generate such programming, survival world wind of changing technologies and make overall finances work. at the same time, distributors ought to take a chance to carry such independent programming. would it be easier and more lucrative to carry other change it channels? in exchange they look to justify their risk of carriage. with this item the commission seeks to jump in the middle of programmer distributor relationships and eliminate certain practices that the independent programmers have in the past, and continually

i used to hope that the fed was independent and the fed is not independent. it's not close to being independent. >> i guess you saw the markets reaction to brexit was not what any economist expected, and christine said she talked to all the exists and it was going to be a disaster if britain voted to leave and not only has the stock market done better but the matrix has done better because of the weaker pound and everything else, and do you think that's an indication, maybe globalization is important and then again so is looking out for number one in this case, whether it's britain or the united states, and maybe there's something to that. >> well, they call me mr. brexit over there, and i predicted it and called it and i took such heat you wouldn't believe it, and i said i would think it was pass and i own a lot of property in the uk, and they asked me two weeks before when it was not fashionable and i said i think it will pass because people want independence and they are tired of taking in people from other places that want to blow them up, and i thought i

that's what independence means, and that's independence in the united kingdom independence party nameeans. so don't ignore it. remainiacs. [applause] so, mrs. may, you're now looking, and if you're watching tv this afternoon, you will be watching the opposition party in waiting. [laughter] [cheers] [cheers and applause] ms. james: and mrs. may, from one grammar school girl to stop the fat and the fudge. get on with it. for 50. presentbest christmas we could ever half, 2016, the 25th of december. gentlemen, thank you very much indeed. thank you for the bottom of my heart. and my serious message to you outwit ourgoing to opponent. we are going to build on our electoral success. in and as i said, we are the opposition party in waiting. but all oft stop you, wherever you are in the united kingdom at the moment, support me. work with me. when with me. the winning machine it will become. thank you everyone! [applause] [cheers] [applause] announcer: ladies and gentlemen, ukip, dianeer of james! [applause] >> c-span's washington journal, live every day with news and policy issues that impact

the new facts clearly this independent unit existed. the summary in the department and developers would have you disbelieve your eyes. you can see there was a stove removed. we provided the photo's. there is no telling what the stories would have been if a neighbor walked in a week ago and taken the photo's including the photoof the tenant who are there now. the evidence is clear, this is two unit of separate housing and has been for decades probable and needs to be retained. >> thank you very much. okay. colleagues this hearing has been held and is now closed. this matter is in the hands of the board of supervisors. with that i like to recognize some visor david campos. >> thank you madam president and thank you colleagues for the listening to this item and i want to thank our staff both from the planning department and the rent board for being here. i'll keep this veer very brief. the thing about this project that became clear from the moment that i began to review the record is that even though this is not a large project relative to

the new facts clearly this independent unit existed. the summary in the department and developers would have you disbelieve your eyes. you can see there was a stove removed. we provided the photo's. there is no telling what the stories would have been if a neighbor walked in a week ago and taken the photo's including the photoof the tenant who are there now. the evidence is clear, this is two unit of separate housing and has been for decades probable and needs to be retained. >> thank you very much. okay. colleagues this hearing has been held and is now closed. this matter is in the hands of the board of supervisors. with that i like to recognize some visor david campos. >> thank you madam president and thank you colleagues for the listening to this item and i want to thank our staff both from the planning department and the rent board for being here. i'll keep this veer very brief. the thing about this project that became clear from the moment that i began to review the record is that even though this is not a large project relative to

long before the patriots declared independence the primary goal was not independence but it wasn't to persuade the parliament to lift the taxes that have been imposed on the colonies. the argument was at lacked representation so it was not a legitimate legislature to tax the colonists. the chief incident was boycott of reddish manufactured goods. the american colonists were very much themselves dependent upon british consumer goods. there was a case in north carolina where women were ridiculously conspicuous in signing that they would not support or consume british goods. it is denigrated that. that is a cartoon produced from a loyalist perspective. they are disrupting all of social order they are encouraging all sorts of people to rethink traditional relationships. when you have women who have an active public voice than that and somehow disturbing the very foundation of society. that's what this is suggesting. i think if you look at the details of this you will see you can see that there is the disturbingly french looking fellow who is taking advantage of this woman here he was is d

>> trump worked well with independents here. they gave them a b democrats the c. >> this was an advantage to hillary. generally speaking she doesn't resinate this much with independents. people saw her as human. seemed sliefkz having a good time. >> she is recovering from mem r pneumonia. people were watching to see how she would look on the stage. stamina for 90 minutes. this is the moment talking being on the campaign trail. >> you decided to stay home and that's okay. but i will tell you i have been all over and i have met some of the greatest people i will ever meet within these communities. they are very, very upset with what their politicians have told them and what their politicians have done. >> i think donald just criticized me for preparing for this debate. >> you know what else i prepared for? i prepared to be president. i think that's a good thing. >> you can see republicans and independents gave donald trump an a democrats gave him a c. on the other hand it was for hillary clinton. you can see there's a huge divide

i volunteered and i was the first ever adopted candidate of the uk independence party. i went out there and i campaigned and i did my best and i can tell you, on the night of the results, by aggression margin of -- crushing margin of 164 votes, was elected. [applause] it was difficult to get more than about 1% for us in those days. 1999 with the in advent of proportional representation for the european election. no one thought we had a chance. i always did. i will never forget that night when three of us were elected beginning tojust get on the political map. it was an amazing feeling. i was interviewed, my first ever live interview was with meridian. i had not had media training or anything like that. life interviews. past 1:00 in the morning. nigel, you said you're going to do it and you have. next week he said, you will be off to the european parliament. you'll find a never ending realm of invitations for luncheons, dinners, champagne receptions, do you think you will become corrupted by the lifestyle ?referendum. replied, no, i've always lived like that. [applause]

penn made it clear he thought independence was a mistake. this is not such a bad looking guy? fancy dresser good family man. this is warming andrews heart. [laughter] and to make the case he was not that bad he is not the tyrant he was made out to be but his real problem he was to a conscientious he wanted to be a constitutional monarchs like others in his line that were rested that excepting superiority in he did his best to do parliaments of bidding and it was parliament that brought on the crisis that led to the american revolution and george the of third three fusil to interfere with his understanding of the british constitution that ends up making a bad guy in the eyes of the patriots been very late in the game. wealth through 1775 congress is still hoping the key may intervene and some how overrule parliament on behalf of the colonial resistance for go then the patriots feel betrayed. and he hopes to lead the way , thomas paid here right i would write the most influential book and american politics politics, common-sense published j. y

and they take an independent person and today turn over those investments and that independent persons decisions on buying and selling, that way if i'm the politician, i have no idea what is in that trust and the independent person who is independent from me isn't going to tell me anything. trump is saying, i'll throw the donald trump organization into a blind trust, that's already absurd. you can't have a blind trust when you know what's in it. and that's the only thing that will be in it. secondly the people managing this blind trust are his children. they're not an independent group, they're not people who have no relationship to him. so he knows what's there, he can see what business they're doing, and his children are the ones who are taking the role. this is not a blind trust in any way, shaper form. on top of that, making it even worse, all of the partnerships that currently exist are contractual. they will still exist when donald trump is president. he knows that he has a partner in india who is currently under criminal investigation, he knows that he has a partner in turkey w

independent line.aller: i was just wondering if c-span is going to show joel stein's rebuttal to the debate. there is proof that 23% of independents and young people, , perhaps theyted could change the whole election. host: those are independents. have you decided upon a candidate yet? caller: i am trying to vote for joel stein. host: what do you mean trying to vote for joel stein? caller: i would like to vote for her but if the younger people who are backing her between 18 and olderrs old people that are undecided would for her, possibly, she could change the whole election. host: those of you undecided voters this morning only come if you wouldn't mind. republicans, 202-748-8001. independents, 202-748-8002. we are looking for undecided voters only. pittsburgh, pennsylvania, independent line. here is tom. tom, good morning. caller: good morning. thank you for c-span. debate, i'm leaning toward hillary. i'm looking for as much free stuff as we can get. that would include college tuition and forgiving c

obie at discount drug mart in independence. thanks to everybody who helps the animals and tomorrow, the forever friends unit will be at the sec animal shelter, east of independence at valley view for cat day. to find a forever home for it will be in independence, not indianapolis tomorrow. i thank you. you have a chance to help the dogs, join us for the second pet telethon thursday september 22 from 6:00 a.m. until 7:30 p.m. you can make a pledge by phone or online all money raised will go to theho cleveland apl the telephone sponsored by stautzenberger college. c man-up in the late third annual i am walk and run in forest hills it will benefit the dawson foundation to provide college scholarships and winter wear for studentsts find a link at fox 8.com. >> .i you can pay tribute to julie lauter this weekend several theaterst feature some of his mostur popular movies regular show willie wonka and the chocolate factory at 100 theaters including crocker park,h amc theatres offer that also blazing saddles and 55 locations, tickets

independent line.m -- i must say that i don't think -- the vice president does influence my decision somewhat. but i really think in particular, this year, there is to have anson election. minions have actually done a wonderful job. i think we should just all wait for the powers that be through the media to tell us who the front man is going to be. as far as i'm concerned, tim kaine has a wonderful personality. it's in a way, preferable to the others. quotes io have some would like for americans to consider, if i could. -- is his gourmet doll , who said in the united states, we have is welfare for the rich and capitalism for the poor. host: thanks for the call. what's your next from paul in portland, maine. democrats line. caller: good morning. i just wanted to say that hillary clinton made a big mistake with her choice of a running mate. i don't understand why she didn't try to get bernie sanders as a running mate. i think she would've won in a landslide. john kennedy picked lyndon baines johnson, who

independence usa pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. he's a race-baiting, xenophobic, religious bigot. sage. donald trump is a phony, a fraud. he's not a serious adult. i can't vote for donald trump given the things that he said. trump should not be supported. i believe he's disqualified himself to be president. i just cannot support donald trump. >>> local veterans who suffer wounds on the battlefield had friendly competition. for the eighth annual amputee golf clinic. organizes by the department of veterans affairs gets them used to moving around with others going through the same struggle. >> therapeutically and mentally and physically it challenges you and overcomes the obstacles like balance issues, and the head games itself that golf plays with you. >> organizers say it's a great first step in an important path to recovery. >> a nice day to get on the golf course. maybe around 1:15? >> want me to call you in a tee time? gorgeous day today and lots of sunshine. we had a couple of sprinkles in spots in south jersey and delaware. not

because you know, as i say independents are critical here. trump is winning independents.ks on trust. going forward she has to address it, whether it be by addressing it with the clinton foundation or, you know, other ways to explain the issue. she definitely has to deal with that issue head on. >> one of the big concerns a lot of people have is voter appear thy and low turnout. in that case who does that favor, low turnout? does it favor clinton or trump? >> there was lo turnout in 2014 in mid turn cycle and that benefited republicans. the textbook would say that i would say it also depends on the energy of minority voters in a north carolina african-americans and young voters really going to matter here. gary johnson is getting above his statewide average among young voters and among independents, and so the candidates need to navigate those two groups, younger voters and to energize minority voters. if minority voters don't get out and vote -- >> i wonder if his aleppo flap will have impact on some voters who pushed him above the statewide average? >> it probably will.

the movement towards independence could be achieved by a two step process.he first would be to replace the police captain as director of forensics with the civilian scientists. the second step would be to establish an antonymous independently funded crime lab totally separate from the police department. an opportune time to complete the process of separation would be when the crime lab moves into its new facility that it will share with the office of the chief medical examiner. this is currently estimated to be in late 2017. before closing i would like to mention one other issue and that is the benefit of reestablishing the drug analysis lab. the lab was closed in 2010 after the discovery of the cocaine theft, and drug analysis was contracted to another public drug lab. reopening the drug lab at this time would benefit the city and the lab by reducing cost and training ground for new crim lift in courtroom testimony and analysis. thank you for allowing us to give this review. >> mr. thompson you didn't cover the laboratory management system which is one of y

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that's what independence means, and that's independence in the united kingdom independence party nameeans. so don't ignore it. remainiacs. [applause] so, mrs. may, you're now looking, and if you're watching tv this afternoon, you will be watching the opposition party in waiting. [laughter] [cheers and applause] and mrs. may, from one grammar school to another -- [laughter]. [cheering] stop the fuss, get on with it. invoke article. [applause] and give ukip the best christmas present it could ever have, 2016, 25th of december. [applause] ladies and gentlemen, thank you very much indeed. thank you from the bottom of my heart. under my leadership, my serious messages to you all. we're going to confound our critics, we're going to outwit our opponents, we're going to build on our electoral success we achieved to date and do more. as i said, we are the opposition party in waiting, so watch out. but all of you, wherever you are, in the united kingdom at the moment, i ask you, support me, work with me, win with me, make ukip the withinning machine it will become. thank you everyone. [cheers a

part of the independence, as you know, is the independence to hold slaves. because one of the things the mexican government does is try to bound slavery in its provinces. but those people would not have been there had it not been for the fact that the mexican government is looking for some way to protect its frontiers against indian power. then you look to the mexican section, the sort of pale pink area. huge chunk of territory. and that we explain of course by the mexican war or the war with mexico, 1846-48. which is often characterized as a pretty easy victory for the united states. and it results in this massive transfer of territory, including california and everything that that means. again, if we look at this map, it seems like that's got to be a pretty straightforward story. this was bound to happen because the mexican government was weak, mexican troops were ineffective, american troops were courageous, all of those kinds of things. but if we look at that map differently and do so in a way that includes this guy, a comanche warrior, we've got a diffe

independents who go to the end of the polls and decide not to vote, a very small sliver of truly independent voters and trump is not doing this. >> it is going to be the trust factor with hillary clinton. the democrats, is trump going to make the argument, can i be trusted? cheryl: i hope people do not stay home and go to vote. working at these numbers when it comes to likability we shall see. you are coming back in a little bit. despite being up two points in the clear politics average the pundits in the media have called the race for hillary clinton. even voters think the race is going in her favor, 60% say hillary will be the next president. check out these recent headlines, clinton's advisers for a landslide. these on the left, counting their chickens too soon. you have written off donald trump, they don't seem to have done it and looking at polls from cnn that looks like he is ahead of her by two points. >> it is not just the liberal side of the media. hillary had the 10 or 12 point lead, trump is not coming back. this is our judgment and we see it in several ways. the clinton presidenc

when we talk about the independents, do we think some of the independents might breakt as an independent as opposed to going for trump or client. >> it's an interesting that i peoplent have to make when theye thinking about their vote this toss up between do i want my vote to compound, will it count with to one of these third-party candidates? or many i wasting my vote? should iou make a decision. this is not me, these two unlikeable candidates.able i think that's where a lot of the elect tort is divided. i really believe that if the committee on debates lets gary johnson into the debate, he's the one that's in the closest range, but not close enough to e let him in.im i think if they let him intoto that debate we may see more people willing to give gary johnson a chance. right now some of his numbers may be a little bit lower. he wasa li a republican governo. he he is a fiscal conservative,t socially liberal.bera > they don't know him. >> exactly. i think it will be very interesting if they delet himet in. i actually tweeted out at 5@6:30, a video that johnson put out that said let gary

but the independent is where he looks stronger and stronger. trish: is that in part while we hear they are trying to sell a message he's the extreme. he's not your normal, every day republican. >> he will look like a fringe if you say it correctly that he made a flat-out statement that the paying of the wall was not discussed. you use thed the word even gained. the president of mexico said it was. either the president of mexico is lying or donald trump is lying. lyndsey graham and jeb bush and john kasich who were called some osomeof -- calledsofties on imm. i will challenge you tomorrow night, will he use the expression he used during the republican debates? i support mass deportation? i say no because he's flip flopping on that just as he is lying about saying the building of the wall will be paid for by mexico. trish: you ran ronald reagan's campaign. you had to take some chances because when you think about it, there are so many similarities between what reagan was up against and what trump is up against. >> reagan was anti-establishment. t

and the legitimate rights and pal state prisons including the right to have an independent government and invite all sides to start direct talks in order to achieve a sustainable solution and peace and peaceful co-existence. afghanistan supports the historic agreement would mean 5 plus one countries and the republic of iran in the nuclear program within the joint comprehensive man of action and peace and stability and development and program i should have that we believe are dangerous for the region and endanger war peace and security. mr. president, since 2001, when we commenced a new chapter of our modern history, afghanistan has regained it's historical place among responsible members of the family of the nations that are presented in this assembly. and it's our full and abiding commitment to uphold the charter or render a role in promoting global peace, justice, human rights and rule of law. and human rights council for the period of 2018 and 2020. we call respectfully and all of the friends and all the member states that support our candidacy in the you coming elections. so in co

same thing with independent businesses. the true job creators, the small independent businesses that are really essential in the heart and soul of our communities have suffered in the last 30 years. part one is that we need to bring jobs home. support local farming. we need to make things in america again. my opponent is in favor of fast tracking for the transpacific partnership and other trade deals. i am opposed to fast track and i think we actually need to read look at our trade deals so we can be manufacturing and making things here again. we can be assembling iphones here. we can be doing a lot more of the essential work for putting together our shoes, or close, the basics that we rely on, right here. i think we need to be renegotiating nafta. we have we have a 10 billion-dollar per day, per year trade deficit with china. i think it is absolutely essential that we, when i am in congress i will be standing up against the kind of trade deals that my opponent has probably supported. the second step second step is making s

her proposals for small business, well, i'm endorsed by the national federation of independents, independentusiness which is the largest small business organization in the country. and the reason is because i've got a concrete set of proposals to help small business. number one, let a small business expense write off a full deduction against their taxes in year one, not with a depreciation schedule, but in year one. that will accelerate investment in machinery and vehicles and equipment that they need to to operate their small business. that is vital, that we do this. ms. teachout's first plank in her plan is she wants antitrust enforcement. okay, after ten years that might help some small business. maybe after twenty, but not right away. >> mr. faso, a question about top of the ticket. you have not officially endorsed donald trump, his presidential bid, and you've been very critical of some of the statements, including as california zero khan, a gold star parent who spoke at the democratic national convention. you will support your party's nominee, and both of you will be running, of course

independents. >> there was a time not terribly long ago where if a candidate could win his or her base and when the independents, even by a small margin, you would win the election. romney won the -- won the republicans by 93%. he won independents by 5 percentage points and lost the election. what kind of a margin does it appear to you that donald trump would need among independents in order to pull this election out? >> >> that's a great question. i think he needs at least like you said, romney won by a few percentage points. is he going to at least need that this goes into the other factor. which is there is an enthusiasm gap here. republicans are excited about turning out to vote. at least a decent portion of them are. and hillary clinton has got trouble with some of these members of her coalition, particularly among millennial voters who as enthusc about voting for her as they were for barack obama in 2008 and 2012. the base is going to be an important parted. the turnout among the base of each

that's what independence means and that's what independence and the united kingdom independence means. [applause] so mrs. may, you are now looking and if you are watching tv this afternoon, you will be watching your party in waiting. [applause] [applause] >> and mrs. may, from one grammar school girl to another. [applause] get on with it. [applause] and give uk the best christmas present is ever had the 25th of december. 2016. [applause] ladies and gentlemen, thank you very much indeed. thank you from the bottom of my heart. under my leadership we are going to outfit our opponent, we are going to build on our electoral success and do more. as i said we are the opposition party in waiting so watch out. all of you wherever you are in the united kingdom at the moment, i ask you support me, work with me, when with me, make ukip the winning machine it will become. thank you everyone. [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen the new premier -- the new leader of ukip diane james. [applause] president obama delivers his seventh and final address at the annual black

it's the call for the independence.it's the--el grito was the part where the independence started 200 years ago. so, we are representing that ceremony. it's a very special act, and we have our president and all the representatives around the world-- representatives of mexico. so, we're having this special celebration for all the mexicans in the world. damian: so, what happens when you're celebrating the different foods of mexico? are we talking about el mole de puebla, the--what do they have in ? in zinapécuaro, they have the relleno de zinapécuaro. do they have different dishes from different regions, or what do they have? martha: yes! we have, as you know, the mexican food is very rich. in 2010, the mexican food was registered as, you know, cultural heritage of humanity. so, we are trying to celebrate this part. we are trying to bring this delicious food for, you know, to enjoy with the world community. so, it is great that we can offer this to the world. damian: what--god, it's so special about mexico that we kept a

true independence, and real guts. that's how pat toomey is helping us, keep you safe. senator pat toomey, the best choice to protect pennsylvania. independence usa pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. >>> before we leave you tonight the we want latest on the terrorism from both new york and new jersey. jessica dean is in elizabeth, new jersey to bring you up to date, jessica? >> well, ukee as it stand right now that suspect 28 year-old ahmad rahami is in custody and he was arrested after a shoot-out with police in nearby linden, new jersey. we, of course are in elizabeth, new jersey right now. he is a naturalized citizens originally born in afghanistan. he has lived here since he was a child. earlier today we want to show you exclusive video we got from our sister station wcbs that shows rahami walking through manhattan on saturday before that dumpster explosion in chelsea. fbi says that evidence has linked ra ham toy that blast, hi left 29 people injured and then another blast in see side arc, new jersey. that also happened on saturday but did not i

host: marie calling in from l myra on our independent line. yra on our-- elm independent line.ler: i am appalled by your support of donald trump. i grew up in catholic school and words matter and the way you say things matter. second of all, you are pretty safe to support him in the 23rd district. you know it is pretty gerrymandered. i put blame on both sides of the aisle sometimes. but in this incident, it is very disappointing that you are supporting him. second of all, i live in the city of elmyra which has gone completely downhill. when he putquestion two prisons in the small city of whether we could support a prison population setting up ringing drugs, gun violence that we never had in the city and the last couple of years. i have not seen any outreach from you or any other interaction between democrats and republicans to try, except within the city, to try to solve the problems that they are having in the city. host: let's give the congressmen a chance to respond. guest: i appreciate your calling in from the district just down the road from us. i respect your disagreement

. >> let us declare our independence. >> fire! [ gunshots ] >> you have fought and triumphed together. >> what is to become of us now? >> our nation is on the verge of collapse because we are not truly one nation. >> of course virginia would propose such a plan. the largest states would hold all the power. >> i would rather have a monarch again than a tyranny of the states. >> without compromise, we cannot be secure both here and abroad. >> new jersey would welcome a true compromise. >> please join me in affixing your name to our constitution. >> long live george washington, president of the united states. [ cheers and applause ] >> so let me warn you against the spirit of party by which unprincipled men will be enabled to subvert the power of the people. [ horse neighs ] >> a magistrate! is there a magistrate here, please? this is an illegal arrest. please, you must help me. please. please. oh! oh. help me! [ horse whinnies ] for the love of god, help me. >> what was that all about? >> that was the vice president, aaron burr. >>

but the independents, what are they supposed to make of it? is she hoping that branding people who support trump as being members of this despicable bunch? the new independents don't want to go that way, do you? >> absolutely. i think she is clearly trying to drive a wedge here between what she says are two groups of trump voters. i think she's basically saying, independents, are you going to be like these racists, uneducated horrible essentially people or are you going to take a stand against this and not vote for trump. she is trying to shame them saying are you in two baskets. this is the basket of the two other people, do you want to associate yourself with those other people? i this i this comes almost as a response to donald trump's outreach in the last week to african marines. this is all about getting white suburban women voters. he was reaching out to african-americans. he wasn't trying to win the vote. it's improbable right now. what he was trying to do is make himself more palatable. in this case, hillary clinton is basically saying