mr. coleman, same question to you, was there a specific turning point in this campaign that made you say too far? >> no, i've witnessed his rhetoric from day one and it is divisive, it has been unknowledgeable. he has alienated practically every segment of the american society. and i might point out, he was never a republican. he supported democrats and in fact he contributed to his own opponent here. and in the process, he captured the nomination. >> so let me -- >> now he is the nominee, but i was going to say this, i would say that donald trump pours gasoline on the republican party and every day he lights a match by his rhetoric that sets it off and mickey and i -- who signed this letter and the other people are just like volunteer firemen trying to come out to put out the fire. and it is. >> and let me ask you about putting out fires. some republicans have gone to far as to urge voters to support hillary clinton while also voting for republicans on some of the down ballot races. would you two go so far as to urge voters to support hillary clinton? are you planning to vote for hillar

>> also yesterday, after a hamstring injury, corey coleman no word onan jackson if he will play thursday at first energy stadiumhh and doubtful if mr. gordon will play.y. on fir team for the defense, jamie meder getting lots of first-tea reps, coach jackson is impressed. >> he played extremely well he is very valuablele, i don't kno as you guys see we put lots of people in different positions t give them an opportunity and he is very deservingo . >> jamie meder played friday, a touchdown and now enter season 20 less than two weeks away so on friday august 26 for the season premiere of season 2 of the best high school football front and a touchdown on fox 8 as the buckeyes continueue thei week of summer training camp. j.t. barrett added to another watchlist. be the sixth national watchlist for the quarterback this will be for t manning award.s in way to go clayton murphy, university of akron, new pairs of ohio native son the man who is enjoying the thrills of becoming third-best in the world he has the bronze olympics. thank you kids play too many video games you might want to rethink thatl, but what scientists say about games help

mr. trump reaching out specifically to the black vote, christina coleman, senior news and culture editor e a essence.com, rene street toppin, business diversity coalition for trump. christina said why hasn't mr. trump reached out to me as a woman. i know you said he's reached out to you and your ofrgs organizati organization. the criticism has been the republican party and specifically the trump campaign has not gone to these black communities. my question to you is, why not? wouldn't that make a difference? >> yes. absolutely. and it is on the schedule. it is in the works. we are bringing mr. trump -- as a matter of fact, we have a rally on september the 15th in support of our candidate, james jones for the 2nd congressional district here in philadelphia. mr. trump does have the diversity coalition, and we have been advising him pendant and we are going to be bringing mr. trump in to the inner cities. but my question would be to the other guests, when was the last time that hillary clinton was in philadelphia? i remember her being here in 2008 when my uncle was the mayor of philadelphia

thanks to bill lacy and audrey coleman and the whole institute for putting this on and creating this exhibit and helping us to put on this panel. and also to senator dole and mrsnator dell famously said one president ford picked him and they did the press conference right after they picked him, he said, dole is a four letter word you can say

mr. mccullough's achievements including two pulitzer prizes and two national book awards. this event took place in stat airy hall of the u.s. capitol and runs about an hour. >> good evening, ladies and gentlemen. i'm tom coleman. i'm the chairman of the board of the u.s. capitol historical society and former member from the state of missouri. i'm filling in tonight for ron sarrisen, our president, who is not feeling well, and cannot come tonight. we will miss him, but we will soldier on in his absence. welcome to the hall. and the presentation of our freedom award. we have been doing this since 1993, recognizing individuals as well as organizations who have broadened our understanding and deepened our appreciation for freedom. tonight we're privileged to honor david mccullough who brought the american story to vivid life. with an inquisitive mind, and ever active royal typewriter, and an authoritative but pleasant voice that sounds like it comes from the outer reaches of the cosmos he has exercised an extraordinary gift for expressing the essence of the times and personalities that shaped our history and therefore our present. so at this point, we do have -- there, this is right on cue. we have several people

thanks to bill lacy and audrey coleman and the whole institute for putting this on and creating this exhibit and helping us to put on this panel. and also to senator dole and mrs. dole. senator dell famously said one president ford picked him and they did the press conference right after they picked him, he said, dole is a four letter word you can say in public. today are jerry fogel, who is chairman of the jackson county republican party, the boy wonder chair of the jackson county republican party of 1976 and part of the host committee for the convention. besides being chair of the republican party in 76 he has worked in the danforth and bond campaigns over the years in senior roles. part of the america boy scout council and chairman of the aviation committee of the greater kansas city chamber of commerce. steve winn, steve winn has held several writing positions as a he has writtenr, about local education in the kansas city republican library. -- kansas city public library. he covered the national convention. today he is the communications director of the concorde coalition, a nonpartisan organization based in washington that promotes responsible federal bud

president of you a coleman cable and business partner for the first cable operators to agree to support the idea for c-span. at that time, only about 90% of american homes were wired for cable. mrrosenkranz who passed away this week wrote a check for $25,000. with that money, c-span created the infrastructure to send out cable television's first live views of the u.s. house of representatives on march 19, 1979 to some 3.5 million homes served by 350 cable systems. understandpublic what goes on in washington. what the issues are and how to deal with them. i think about all the mission here at c-span has been just that and we are very proud of that. the nonprofit network to the initial challenging years and continued to serve on c-span's board of directors until his death. most recently in the role of chairman emeritus. of an issue can only benefit from more exposure to our political process. inform people but young and old -- both young and old and give us all a better feeling that we are percent is paid in -- participating in this process. i give her much. -- thank you very much. >> up next on c-span, public health officials talk about some of their findings from this summer's