julian castro, of texas. it should have been a layup, republicans representing the

julian castro, of texas. it should have been a layup, republicans representing the 12th district in congress for over three decades. but the morning after troy balderson leaves his vast lead to danny o'connor by less than 1% of the vote. counting provisional ballots could take up to 10 days. president trump has declared victory and credited his last-minute rally with the win. we welcome kyle from the university of virginia center for politics. kyle kondik, welcome. let's start with this 12th district race. how close is it for the kyle: i think at the republican is ultimately going to win. it's basically a one point race and i think the margin is going to get tighter once we get the ballots counted. i don't think there are enough out there for danny o'connor to win, but this is a district donald trump won by 11 points and it understates the historic republican lean of this district. it contains some of those bad lock -- bedrock republican territories. one of the key components of the county, is delaware sort o

[cheers and applause] >> please welcome former hud secretary julian castro.rs and applause] >> good evening, y'all. i told them i have to go after alexandria, all right, first of all, i'm glad that we have some folks here from new orleans, thank you for new orleans for hosting us, who is here from texas? if you'll notice the texans in the room have a big smile on their face because they know that in a couple of months we will have a new senator when beto oruork beats ted cruz. i have a twin brother joaquÍn and joaquÍn represents san antonio in congress and joaquÍn likes to go around telling people that the way to tell us apart is i'm a minute uglier than he is. when i was serving president obama in the cabinet i used to tell folks that the real way to tell us apart is -- was that we both lived in washington, d.c. but he was in congress so i was the only one that actually worked in washington, d.c. but don't worry, when it changes hands in november we are going to change that and congress will get working again for the american people. [applause] >> net roots

speakers included new york city mayor bill de blasio, housing and urban development secretary julian castro, ohio congressman tim ryan and congressional candidate alexandria ocasio-cortez who defeated incumbent representative joe crowley in the democratic primary. this part of the conference is 2 hours and 10 minutes. >> hello, looking good out there.

why else would tom steyer or john delany or julian castro all be taking in the iowa state fair.s the corn dog, who knows. while some democrats want to focus on defeating donald trump two years from now, there's also an election about two and a half months from now. with me now is terry mcauliffe, former governor of virginia and former chairman of the dnc. sorry to interrupt your vacation, terry, but good to have you. >> katy, great to be with you. >> let's talk about the midterms. there are a lot of seats that could potentially fall in the democrats' hands, but they are -- they're finding it difficult when it comes to nancy pelosi, or at least there's a road bump with nancy pelosi. why have the republicans been so successful in making nancy pelosi such a boogie man, regardless of what race they're actually trying to defeat a democrat in? >> well, i don't think ultimately, katy, they're going to be successful with it. you're right, they are spending a lot of money on a lot of ads. the biggest issue is what can they run on? they can't run on health care. they have dismantled healt

see for congressman tim ryan, housing and urban development senator julian castro and congressional candidatealexandria ocasio cortez. >> there are a lot of people who feel like i don't want my kid to read stories that are sad, disturbing, downbeat, whatever. that's not a totally illegitimate thing to say. i want to choose is apparent when my kid understands stuff that might bring degrees but there's also a certain point beyond which is like well, they are 14 now. when are you going to introduce them to the idea that not everything is perfect outside your all-white suburb? >> .. the next the us chamber of commerce in washington dc posted a daylong forum on working investment in india in the asia-pacific region. you can watch the entire event at the speed .org just search us investments in asia but here's part of the program with the indian and singaporean ambassadors to the us. they are discussing energy issues. this is one hour. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> good afternoon everyone. that was a fascinating conversation

[applause] >> please welcome former hud secretary julian castro. [applause] >> good evening y'all.them, i have to go after her? all right, first of all, i am glad we have folks here from new orleans. think you for hosting us. who is here from texas? if you notice the texans in the room have a big smile on their face because they know that in a couple of months we will have a new senator. i have a twin brother, joaquin. he represents san antonio in congress. he likes to go around telling people that the way to tell us apart is that i am a minute uglier than he is. when i was serving president obama and the cabinet i used to tell folks that the real way to tell us apart is that we both live in washington dc but he was in congress so i was the only one that actually worked in washington dc. but do not worry. when it changes hands in november we will change the. congress will get working again for the american people. [applause] castro: as progressives, you believe in investing in the people of america to make progress. i am excited to be here tonight because in my own life, i have bee

we will hear from tim ryan, julian castro and alexandria cortez.ve coverage starting at 6:00 p.m. eastern. night, congressional historians richard baker, donald richie. >> one of the questions i hear people ask is this the most uncivil time in history? >> the years leading to the memberar, when a host came over and became a senator because he disagreed with what he said. there are a lot of senators who cheered on that host member. >> we have had terrible political times. before thes a brawl civil war that had 80 members rolling around on the floor fighting one another. wig,f the members had a one of the members pulled his wig off during the fight and someone yelled -- he scalped him. that was enough to stop the fight. sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q and a. >> nominated to the supreme court by ronald reagan in 1987, anthony kennedy is retiring after 30 years on the bench. monday, we look at his legacy and its impact on the nation. nicole argued 29 cases before justice kennedy and the court. anthonye legacy of kennedy monday night on c-spa

ryan --ar comments from and julian castro. >> there are a lot of people who do not want my kids to read stories disturbing, sad, down the -- whatever. that is not a legitimate thing to say, i want to choose when my kid understands stuff that might bring them grief. they are 14 now. when are you going to introduce them to the idea everything is not perfect outside of your all-white suburb? all of the factors swirled together to create the perfect dumpster fire of mass censorship of books by marginalized people. >> cory doctorow will be our guest on in-depth -- fiction edition, live sunday at noon eastern, discussing his latest book. his other books include down and out, little brother, and 14 other novels. interact with cory doctorow by following twitter or facebook. our special series, in-depth -- fiction addiction with -- fiction edition with cory doctorow, live on c-span2. >> we have found that many of the narratives introduced into the 26 election were not of american origin. foreigne crafted by intelligence agencies outside of the united states. >> sunday night, former military inte

the lineup includes julian kr t castro and john delaney. >>> today, officials in puerto rico saying more00 people died in the aftermath of hurricane maria last year. that number more than 20 times higher than the official death toll, which up until now had been 64. the new assessment comes in a draft report being sent to congress seeking additional hurricane recovery money. let's bring in cnn's leyla santiago. this is a stunning change in the numbers. walk us through it. >> reporter: well, okay, let's go ahead and establish that despite these new numbers, the death toll remains at 64. the official death toll. so what is this new number, this 1400? that's a number that is found here in this report that went to congress last night from the government of puerto rico, asking for more money in its recovery efforts. and the 1400 is the increase, the excess in deaths that statistics show in the month of hurricane maria compared to previous years. so the government of puerto rico is acknowledging, yes, we saw an increase in these deaths, but now they're saying, whoa, wait a minute, we're not say

speakers include tim ryan, or housing and urban development secretary julian castro and the candidate alexandria conseil cortez. once coverage at 6 pm eastern on c-span. >> there are lots of people who feel like i don't want my kid to read stories that are sad, disturbing, whatever so that's not a totally illegitimate thing to say. i want to choose is apparent when my kid understands stop might bring them grief but there's also a certain point beyond which it went like well, they are 14 now. when are you going to introduce them to the idea that not everything is perfect outside your old white suburb. so all those factors roll together to create the perfect dumpster choir of mass censorship by marginalized people. >> science fiction author cory doctorow will be our guest on in-depth fiction edition live sunday at noon eastern discussing his latest book walk away. his other books include down and out in the magic kingdom, little brother was 14 other novels. interact with corey iphone, twitter or facebook. our special serious in-depth fiction edition author cory doctorow on tv onc-span2.

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