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mediacom, decades of delivering, decades ahead. >> mediacom supports c-span as a service along with these other providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. ♪ >> sunday on "q&a." jack werfl talks about surviving in germany as a jewish youth. he talks about the day his mother was arrested by the gestapo. >> where we lived, with my mother, we saw all kinds of gestapo. they were in front of the building. my brother and i decided rather than going in, he waited on the corner. he decided to ask our mother what the gestapo was doing there. after a while, it was my mother they were bringing out of the building. they took her away. >> jac wurfl with his book "my two lives." you could listen to "q&a" on our free c-span now app. >> a former inmate who gave birth while incarcerated testified at a senate hearing on the mistreatment of pregnant women in prison. this also heard from a mother of an inmate who gave birth to a newborn in a prison toilet pulp. this was heard by georgia senator jon ossoff. [inaudible conversations] >> the subcommittee on human rights and the law will come to order.

mediacom, decades of dedication, decades of delivering, decades ahead. >> mediacom supports c-span as a public service along with these other television providers giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> posters and analyst discussed the margins of the 2024 presidential race and how either candidate could win depending on voter turnout in the seven battleground states. the american enterprise institute is the host of this conversation. it is about 90 minutes. n enterprise institute hosted this. it is one hour and a half. >> good afternoon. welcome to election watch. election watch here at a i as many of you know, and some of you may know directly is maybe the longest running election program in washington. going back to 1982. it's been commenting on politics for a long time. the last couple of years has myself and chris starwalt co hosting and bringing in very important guests who i'll introduce a couple of things to note, we are going to talk here amongst ourselves. but ultimately, we will turn to you for questions, both those of you in the room and those of you watching online e

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decades of delivering, decades ahead. >> mediacom support c-span, giving you a front row seat to moacyir of the house foreign affairs committee talks about russia's invasion of ukraine and the threat to u.s. interests and the biden administration's decision to allow ukraine to attack inside russia with long-range missiles, hosted by the atlantic council, this is 45 minutes. ♪♪ ♪♪ >>> welcome to atlantic council front page. the atlantic council's premier live platform for global leaders. tackling today's greatest challenges. i'm fred kempe, president and ceo of the atlantic council. we're delighted to welcome congressman michael mccaul, chairman of the house foreign affairs committee, to the cochlear atlantic council. we're delighted to welcome you to the first atlantic council front page event in our new headquarters at 1400 l street. and we hope all of you who are watching online will come visit us soon, and thank you to those who are here at the headquarters. chairman mccaul is currently serving his tenth term in congress, representing texas' tenth district. in addition to serving as

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the des moines register mediacom poll, which is well regarded, shows kamala harris with a slight lead47% to 44 over donald trump. that result is within the margin of error. remember, this is an historically close race. one of the most historically close races and history. the only results that truly matter are on election day. let's look at the latest on the day campaign trail. donald trump has been in virginia and the battleground state of north carolina today, making his final pitch to voters. north carolina is the only swing state in 2024, that he won in both of his previous presidential election campaigns. kamala harris has also been holding a rally there today — withjon bonjovi among the warm—up acts. let's take a listen to what both candidates have been saying. imagine the oval office, and if he is elected, donald trump on day one would be sitting in that office, stewing over his enemies' list. booing. but when i am elected, i will walk in on your behalf, working on my to do list. cheering. to do. and at the top of my list is bringing down the cost of living for you. i will end

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read the poll by the des moines register and mediacom shows harris leading trump by a margin of 47 to 44% among likely voters. that follows a poll in september that showed trump with a four point lead. most political experts are surprised by that survey and say women in independents are behind the shift. until now, iowa had been viewed as a state. harris had virtually no chance of flipping. and, of course, election day is tuesday. but new national statistics released this morning show more than 74 million people across the u.s. have already cast their ballots. that's nearly 47% of the total number of americans who voted in the last presidential election four years ago. this year's early voting is especially high in the battleground states, and a large number of bay area counties are reporting a large turnout for early voting this year. a quick reminder that we've got everything you need to know ahead of election day on our website. you can find more by simply scanning that qr code that's right on your screen. or you can go to ktvu.com/election. >> well, the golden gate half marathon i

. >> reporter: the "des moines register"/mediacom iowa poll of aout 800 voters has harris ahead 47% to 44%. trump had led the poll against biden by 18 points in june. and by four points against kamala harris in september. the late polling comes in the final days of early voting coast to coast in the hotly contested swing state of michigan. more than two million people have already voted early, with more than 800,000 voting in person. women are a crucial voting block for both candidates, and the stark division is glaring over reproductive rights in america. >> it's about health care. it's about people butting their nose into things that don't have anything to do with them. >> i thought that trump was going to win it the second time, and that did not happen. this time, of course, that's where i'm going to be voting because that's where my values and my morals are going to be represented the best. >> reporter: but in other states early voting is lagging. in chicago, a strong turnout and long lines in the final weekend still had the city 300,000 ballots behind this point four years ago. in

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the des moines register—mediacom poll, which is well regarded, shows kamala harris with a slight lead—44% over donald trump. that result is within the margin of error. and, of course, the only results that matter are the ones on election day, and this is a particularly close race. j ann selzer is the president of the iowa—based polling firm selzer & company, which conducted a poll showing kamala harris now leading donald trump in the state. the one we just mentioned. she told me about how significant these findings could be. well, iowa has been what we call a red state — meaning republican—dominated for the last election cycles to the point where our entire delegation that serves in washington dc are republican and our entire state—wide — people who are elected state—wide — are republican, except for one. both chambers of the iowa house and senate are republican. iowa is just about as republican as you'll find in any state. can you tell us about the methodology of this particular poll? yes, what we do is want to collect data in a way that our data will reveal to us without us making a