mr. kaine told the crowd he considers himself the underdog until he;s cae tim kaine told the crowd of hundreds at lawrence university that wisconsin is a key state and voting, especially early voting is vital to hillary clinton's victory. if we win wisconsin it is difficult, very difficult for the other side to win this race and mr. kaine told a group filled with numerous students the democratic faster than wages. we want to make a pledge to have college debt free mr. kaine spoke to supporters, attacking donald trump, calling alleged connections to russia, scary. people who trust trump get tricked by trump,,, and tim kaine told the crowd despite some polls that show a clinton lead supporters should not take that for granted and that's why all of us much . and that's why i'm here today. we gotta have you wisconsinites this is the last week of course before the election. candidates are at a frenetic pace. and mr. kaine was very energetic, but his voice, understandably hoarse. live in appleton myr

if we win wisconsin it is mr. kaine spoke to supporters, attacking donald trump, calling alleged connections to russia, scary. people who trust trump get tricked by trump,,, and mr. kaine told a group filled with numerous students the democratic plan would help them. the cost of college has gone up faster than wages. we want to make a pledge to have college debt free and tim kaine told the crowd despite some polls that show a clinton lead for granted i am the underdog until they call me the winner! of course tim kaine is in madison as well. on thursday he goes to arizona and is expected to hold a rally for voters there, entirely in fox6 news mary thanks myra all of today's campaign events -- democrat and republican -- have been or will be streamed on fox6 now dot com, the fox6 news app -- as well as the fox6 news facebook page. you can check them out simply by clicking the "politics" tab. preventing violence in milwaukee... city leaders launch another plan aimed at doing just that. up next... how officials say members o

mr. kaine: may i ask that it be vitiated. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. kaine: i rise to honor sco scott. he enlisted in the military in 1993 in the navy and had a distinguished 23-year career, finishing his time in one of the most dangerous jobs in the military, as a bomb disposal expert. he was working in operation inherent resolve and on thanksgiving day was killed. a 42-year-old virginian killed working to dispose of bombs about 30 miles from rakka, syria, one of the two main headquarters of isis. scott dayton was a decorated sailor in his 23-year military career. he won virtually every award there was, including a bronze star. 19 din awards and commendation -- 19 different awards and commendations. because of the fact that it occurred over a holiday weekend, there wasn't a lot of attention to it, but it was something i wanted to come to the floor to talk about because he is the first combat death in syria of an american service member in operation inherent resolve. i wish we were paying more attention to this, and that's what i want to devote the rest

mr. kaine says hillary clinton's efforts to be the first woman president in the united states have not been easy. "the next president of the united states....every time he of course mr. kaine is speaking in madison shortly. on thursday he will be in arizona to try to sway that traditionally republican state with a rally that he will conduct all in spanish. he is bilingual and it will be the the u-s has done this. live in appleton myra sanchick fox6 news steph thanks myra. republican presidential nominee donald trump returns to wisconsin.... looking to pick up votes in his strongest part of the state, western wisconsin. political reporter theo keith is on the u-w eau claire campus where supporters and protesters are all of today's campaign events -- democrat and republican -- have been or will be streamed on fox6 now dot com, the fox6 news app -- as well as the fox6 news facebook page. you can check them out simply by clicking the "politics" tab. milwaukee police are investigating a crash this c

[applause] mr. kainethat is an amazing accomplishment. hillary clinton because in the words of langston hughes she has held fast to dreams. she was inspired at a young age, and epiphany that if families and children do well that is the best roman or for whether a society does well. and everything she has done -- the best barometer for whether a society does well. everything she has done has been working toward that. i was as excited about that in well is office as excited to have my friend hillary. she has built such a wonderful team. [applause] kaine: there is a beautiful and comical parable in the new testament about a vineyard owner who hires people to work and says i will pay you this, and then hires people at noon and says, i will pay the same thing, and then hires people one hour before closing, i will pay you the same. we do not like that you are treating everybody else late. here is what i have come to know about hillary. the team she has assembled of people who are so deeply loyal to her because

>> well, when mr. kaine histo describes it as a walk-back, rudy giuliani on the 28th said he was talking to active agents. and earlier yesterday he seemed to confirm that on his appearance on fox morning news. so it's not just giuliani. my piece is also largely about jack calstrom, who is the head of the fbi office in new york and he has said repeatedly on fox that he not only talked to active agents but he talked to agents involved in the clinton case. so there's no question but that they're trying to really reverse the words they've been saying. they've been bragging about it. in fact, calstrom in particular is put on fox precisely because they think he's talking to agents in the case. megyn kelly when she introduces him -- excuse me -- as i know you're talking to agents involved in the case. so, look, now they're trying -- i don't know why these guys who are experienced law enforcement people would go on television as they have been for months saying that they were talking to agents when they know rudy he

[applause] mr. kaine: my wife and i are so proud of hillary clinton. clinton,d of hillary because she has been and is a great history maker in everything she has done, as a civil rights lawyer and first lady of arkansas and first lady of this country and senator and secretary of state, she has made history. she became the first major party nominee as a woman to be president and last night, won the popular vote of america. that is an amazing accomplishment. it is an amazing accomplishment. i am proud of hillary clinton because she has held fast to dreams. age,as inspired at a young an epiphany that if families and children did well, that is the best barometer for whether society does well and in everything she has done, she is focused on that. we know she would have made history as president in one sense, but we have never had a president whose entire family -- entire career was made about the empowerment of children and families. i was excited to have her there and make history as the first women -- first woman president. i am proud of her because she

>> well, when mr. kainecribes it as a walk-back, rudy giuliani on the 28th said he was talking to active agents. and earlier yesterday he seemed to confirm that on his appearance on fox morning news. so it's not just giuliani. my piece is also largely about jack calstrom, who is the head of the fbi office in new york and he has said repeatedly on fox that he not only talked to active agents but he talked to agents involved in the clinton case. so there's no question but that they're trying to really reverse the words they've been saying. they've been bragging about it. in fact, calstrom in particular is put on fox precisely because they think he's talking to agents in the case. megyn kelly when she introduces him -- excuse me -- as i know you're talking to agents involved in the case. so, look, now they're trying -- i don't know why these guys who are experienced law enforcement people would go on television as they have been for months saying that they were talking to agents when they know rudy helped draw

senator contain speaking -- senator kaine in richmond talking secretary clinton and mr. trump, mr. ginia. let me bring up a cart because i'm doing it for stephen roach, he's been a great supporter of bloomberg surveillance and the economy for years. it's my chart of the year, the four-year moving average of real g.d.p. from morning america in the late 1990's and down we go to what we did in 2006, not bad, above 3%. and we're not getting it done. stephen roach, you predicted this and were very strong on a soft consumer. we're down to a 2% run rate on g.d.p. and 40% decline in economic growth in a matter of 20 years, maybe 15 years. what is the roach prescription to give us a little more economic growth? stephen: you've got to get behind the number, tom, and the major reason for the shortfall of g.d.p. which you're entirely right in pointing out is unprecedented weakness in consumer demand. american consumer growth rate for eight years has been about 1.5%. and that's two points below the ecrisis average for the 12 preceding years. we went through a balance sheet recession like japan d

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i want to thank tim kaine and mrs. holden for being a part of our journey .er and it gives me great hope and comfort to know that tim will remain on the front lines of our democracy representing virginia in the senate . [applause] to barack and michelle obama, our country owes you an enormous debt of gratitude . [applause] we thank you for your graceful, determined leadership . it has meant so much to so many americans and people across the world . and to bill and chelsea, marc, charlotte, even, our brothers and our entire family, my love for you means more than i can ever express . you chris crossed this country on our behalf and lifted me up when i needed it months -- most . even four month old aden who traveled with his mom i will always be grateful to the creative, talented, dedicated men and women at our headquarters in brooklyn and across our country . [applause] you poured your hearts into this campaign work for some of you who are veterans, it was a campaign after you had done other campaigns . some of you, it was your first campaign . i want each of

mr. proven deal-maker. hailey has negligible foreign policy experience. but officials from both parties have so far praised her selection for the un job. senator tim kaine said her executive experience would serve her well. we may get one more nomination announced today. dr. ben carson has been teasing an announcement about his future plans on social media. there's not a lot of suspense here. he and donald trumpe dr. carson has been offered the job. it may just be a matter of when that is announced. >>> our partners at the warn wash post are -- washington post are reporting that mike pence and his family are moving into a rental home in the chevy chase area of dc. he is also the head of the trump transition team. and that means spending more time in washington on a regular basis. >>> the virginia father of a protecting his unit in iraq will be publishing a memoir. he spoke at the democratic national convention and campaigned for hillary clinton. he an ongoing feud with donald trump throughout the campaign. >>> challenging election results for governor, unofficial ruts show democt leading republican governor incumbent pat mccrory about 7,700 votes. the g

>> in fairness to senator kaine, there are republicans who say we have enough investigations, assuming mrsnton wins, to last a couple of years. on the other hand, the talk of impeachment in my view is grossly premature and highly irregular. the congress is not going to invalidate the popular will should she get elected because of something she allegely did before she was in office. she could pardon herself. there would be great political fallout to either of those pardons. that would insulate her from political consequences. there was a supreme court opinion that did not exist when her husband was being pursued. that opinion, which involves him on civil side, clinton versus jones, says pretty clearly the president is immunized from the consequences of criminal prosecution while president. that would prevent her from having to defend herself while she's in the white house should the fbi and the justice department she would control decide to move against her. >> on the flip side, democrats -- pointing to this wall street journal piece about problems for donald trump. and his foreign business

mrs. clinton: so, yes, you know, i do sweat the details and i do have a lot of plans. tim kaine put a whole book out called "stronger together" telling you exactly what we're going to try to do if we're fortunate enough to be president and vice president, because i actually think it's important for you to know what we're going to do together. and as a senator, i helped to rebuild new york city after 9/11 and provided healthcare to our brave first responders. as your secretary of state, i traveled to 112 countries, negotiated cease fires, reduced the threat of nuclear weapons, stood up for human rights and women's rights and lgbt rights all around the world. [cheers and applause] mrs. clinton: and, you know, everything i've done started by listening to people. listening to hear your stories, what you're worried about. and then working to bring people together to find common ground, even with people who disagreed with me on lots of issues. you know, when i was first lady, i had a great commitment to kids in foster care and i wanted to improve our foster care and adoption laws and

about is process and what comey did, and what tim kaine said today was the fbi was actively working on behalf, some people in the fbi were acting on behalf of mroblematic statement -- >> yes, it's the impression that the fbi themselves are giving. >> they do not want their vice presidential nominee saying this without evidence, because it plays into what people have blown the whistle on mr. trump for, which is donald trump has said things and not had things to back it up. >> that's why they are calling for an investigation. >> this was an interview, but for tim kaine, it may not change a lot of votes. >> if loretta lynch did not get into such a position where she had to meet bill clinton on the tarmac, and then not recuse herself, and then she lost all her credibility because they sat on the tarmac for 30 minutes and had a conversation about grandchildren and golf and none of this came up except what we found out afterwards is, if hillary clinton is elected maybe you would want to continue in this capacity. >> we don't know for sure what was said on the accusations -- >> let me just play this, and patrick is complete he has no proof, but rudy

>> in fairness to senator kaine, there are republicans who say we have enough investigations, assuming mrston wins, to last a couple of years. on the other hand, the talk of impeachment in my view is grossly premature and highly irregular. the congress is not going to invalidate the popular will should she get elected because of something she allegely did before she was in office. she could pardon herself. there would be great political fallout to either of those pardons. that would insulate her from political consequences. there was a supreme court opinion that did not exist when her husband was being pursued. that opinion, which involves him on civil side, clinton versus jones, says pretty clearly the president is immunized from the consequences of criminal prosecution while president. that would prevent her from having to defend herself while she's in the white house should the fbi and the justice department she would control decide to move against her. >> on the flip side, democrats -- pointing to this wall street journal piece about problems for donald trump. and his foreign business

hundreds of supporters and media tim kaine also voted this morning in his hometown richmond, virginia. here now mrs. clinton shortly after voting. >> i know how much responsibility goes with this and so many people are counting on the outcome of this election and what it means for country and do >> donald trump expected to vote an hour for now and holding midnight rally like mrs. clinton and he was in michigan last night supporting urging voters and confident he will win the election. >> real change also means restoring honesty to our government so first thing we and good first step. that's a good first step. >> reporter: today we make america great again and midtown manhattan behind me at hotel and about mile from here donald trump. hurry up and wait here on election day. we are live in new york city. chris flanagan >> daniel: governor and wife voted around seven. he said it is the first time in his life he hasn't voted for presidential candidate but it is >> tweeted the picture where she voted. family also joined her to cast ballots. both women are lost in tight race for the new hampshire senate

mr. trump: we're going to be nice and cool, nice and cool, stay on point donald, stay on point. no sidetra easy. nikole: clinton is deploying her running mate tim kaine to arizona today where he will deliver a speech entirely in spanish to appeal to hispanic voters. the campaign is billing it as the first all spanish event by a major party nominee. in washington, nikole killion, wisn 12 news. ben: thank you. we are teaming up with abc news to bring you big story coverage on election night. watch live coverage from throughout wisconsin and around the country all night on air and online starting at 4:00 p.m. on starting to get a little foggy. melinda: a fog advisory? sally: against dense fog advisory is in place for our inland counties. don't let that get you all caught up. we have patchy dense fog in southern wisconsin, but we have a november knocked out forecast. 60's the rest of the week. we are talking about 20 in the way of sunshine. . getting very patchy visibility in place. later, the fog will begin to mix out. we are talking sunshine and temperatures reaching 60 or better. matt: right now, things are pretty quiet. keep the low beams on. you sho

mr. speaker. it's clear >> maybe the clinton exam pain slogan ought to be vote hillary and get tim kaine for president. i really think it is that -- i really think it's that big of a problem and i don't think that they'll survive it. >> stay right there. we'll have more with newt gingrich. and then later, doug schoen, peter schweizer and mike huckabee here to react. and doug schoen may not now be voting for hillary because he doesn't want the country to have a constitutional crisis. he'll explain as a democrat. take the zantac it challenge! pill works fast? zantac works in as little as 30 minutes. nexium can take 24 hours. when heartburn strikes, take zantac for faster relief than nexium or your money back. take the zantac it challenge. (ee-e-e-oh-mum-oh-weh) (hush my darling...) (don't fear my darling...) (the lion sleeps tonight.) (hush my darling...) man snoring (don't fear my darling...) (the lion sleeps tonight.) woman snoring take the roar out of snore. yet another innovation only at a sleep number store. >>> hillary is the one who lied to congress under oath. hillary is the one who lied on so m

mrs. trump: he certainly knows how to kick things up, doesn't he? family and her plans to and cyber bullying as first lady. the clinton campaign also narrowed in on key demographics. senator kaine: [speaking span ish] reporter: vp candidate senator tim kaine giving a speech entirely in spanish and president obama energizing crowds. my hillary clinton every step of the way. >> clinton is trying to focus on the economy and ramp up support from lacked voters. >> also busy with a three-state stop of his own. maggie rulli, abc news, washington. antoinette: we have the presidential candidates covered on election night. they will both be in new york campaign headquarters and ben simmoneau will be with the clinton camp. a live look over the city of boston right now. if you clouds, blue skies, not much on the radar. cindy, are you tracking that? cindy: i sure am. we have a difference in temperature, cooler in all areas. but temperatures are in the 60's across the area. mid 50's though in boston. the winds haveke considerably. they are gusting at tweet five miles per hour in a lot of spots. this is cooling down -- pulling down even cooler air. a big area of high pressure to our west. a b

mrs. trump was out to, on the campaign trail, she said if she became first lady she would combat online pulling. >> there's no -- bullying. >>> senator tim kaine said that his spanish is not that good but he saw a crowd of 200. >> you are our brothers and sisters and we will fight for all of you. >> in spanish, he says that arizona is very much and played next tuesday. -- in play next tuesday. >> people in the community are they think it will make a big difference come tuesday. >> reporter: the democrats will keep the latino issues front and center. and bring up plans for october and bring up plans for october 2 thing up plans for a total overall -- and he brought up plans for doing a total overall for the system. >> we will have all the information you need on abc15 mobile. >>> on new from the desk. wall construction is underway, police revealed a potential break in the case. here is the evidence. >> reporter: they are not calling them suspects, do not calling them persons of interest, but these two teens are who gilbert this want to talk to tonight. the brand-new surveillance video shows the pair walking in this desolate parking lot the nigh

mr. clinton will speak at the waterloo center for the arts tomorrow at 4 p-m. doors open an hour beforehand. democratic vice presidential nominee tim kaine will be in dubuque and des moines to that event starts at 1:45 p-m tomorrow. vermont senator bernie sanders will also make a stop iowa at some point before november 8th. it's part of a 12 state tour to campaign for hillary clinton. he hasn't said where or when he will be here. for november, we unveil the 3 finalists for our kcrg-tv 9 student of the month. brynnley baxa is 13 and an 8th brynnley looks for ways to earn extra credit and focuses on the details. she's vp of the student council, spend hours in athletics and music and is active in her church and the lisbon sauerkraut day committee. next, 17-year-old ryan adams, a senior from independence. ryan excels in academics, athletics and the arts. he participates in speech team, a-v tech club and his school t-v news production, among many other activities. he also has his own rock band. finally, w . he's 17 and a senior at linn mar high school. jonathan enjoys serving as a volunteer at st. luke's, with the march of dimes and as govern

kaine. it turns out the e-mail was fake and the op-ed was fake. i'm not going to get into doing mr. putin's bidding. frankly, the e-mails that are e-mailed back and forth, we don't know the authenticity. >> to be clear, she never denied those specific e-mails were doctored. >> we are not speaking to the authenticity of any e-mails. we are not going to let this whole episode around any of the e-mails that had been released distract us from our mission in the last three days of this campaign. >> i want to show and talk strategy with you before i let you go. i want to show the new ad you guys are releasing and talk about it on the other side. >> i will consider it a personal insult if this community fails to activate itself in this election. you want to give me a good send-off? go vote! >> that is the president getting very personal with the african-american community. is there a concern particularly when you look at the early voting in north carolina where african-american early voting, not at the same level where it was this time 2012. are you concerned african-american turnout isn't

mrs. clinton is set to take the stage about an hour or so from now. so as i mentioned earlier, kasie, tim kaines also going to be in florida. donald trump will be there too. are you able to glean anything from the early voting data, as to which side seems to have the advantage thus far? >> reporter: well, democrats are really 401( focused on the facty seem to have edged out republicans overnight in the new counts for early voting. but it's very, very close. democrats are really encouraged by the fact that there seems to be a surge in hispanics voting here in the state of florida, which will be really important for them if they want to hold on to this particular state. of course, hillary clinton doesn't need to win here in florida, as badly as donald trump does. without winning here, donald trump's path narrows to nothing. to 270 electoral college votes. but hillary clinton very much wants to win here. and has been reaching out to african-american voters, as well as hispanic voters, trying to get them to the polls here late in the game. but, of course, this election is still marked by the scanda

mr. speaker, it is clear. >> so maybe the clinton campaign slogan for the next eight days ought to be, vote hillary and get tim kaineor president. >> yeah. i really think it is that big a problem, and i don't think that they'll survive it. >> stay right there. we will have more with newt gingrich. what do the polls look like to him? later, doug schoen, peter swieser and former governor of arkansas, mike huckabee, here to react to the latest damning reports. doug schoen may not be voting for hillary because he doesn't want the country to have a constitutional crisis. look at all these purchases you made with your airline credit card. hold on...you only got double miles on stuff you bought from that airline? let me show you something better. the capital one venture card. with venture, you earn unlimited double miles on every purchase... not just...(dismissively) airline purchases. every purchase. everywhere. every day. no really! double miles on all of them! what's in your wallet? >>> hillary is the one who lied to congress under oath. hillary is the one who lied on so many different occasions to the fbi, and they kno

vice president tim kaine breaking ties but 50, 50, 51, 49 either way are really all possible there are a lot of real toss-up senate races. >> i think the g.o.p. is going to do better, mrsack in the senate races because many americans who will vote for hillary clinton don't really like hillary clinton they do what they do in massachusetts vote liberal in the house and conservative governor to keep their eye on the liberals. and i think that you're going to see that and you're going to see that the senate is going to go g.o.p. does that make accepts to you? >> it does. i mean, i think it's a toss-up. it could go 50/50, 51/49. closely guided senate bought a doubt. republicans are going to keep control of the house. if hillary clinton is elected. >> she will still have the house in front of her. >> yes, exactly. >> do you believe, mr. con dig, based upon awful your analysis, that americans are going to be happy no matter who wins on wednesday? >> i think that about have the country will be pretty happy and half the country won't be. and i do wonder about, you know, what the fallout from the election is, particularly if it's really close. if we have recounts, that sort of

kaine's read on this. er maherman, one thing that strk me and how he thinks he's more flexible than his, pain appearances would indicate. i think he is ideological, referring to mr. trump. i think he's pragmatic. what do you think? >> president obama said that and that was probably one of the most accurate things he said. and that is that obama is pragmatic. and he will be pragmatic. he is not ideological. i greet with president obama on that. this trip around the world was supposed to be obama's victory lap, as sarah said, for hillary clinton being elected. it didn't happen. and so in order for him to try and reassure countries that the relationships, quote, unquote, are still going to be unchanged, it's going to be very difficult. what i took away from this that i listen to most of the time was he still sees the world as he wants it to be rather than the way it is just like he saw this country the way he wants it to be rather than the way it is. and that's because i've concluded he's being cherry picked and spoon fed only those few positive things that would allow him to create a narrative to justify his ideological position on everything. and so that's what i

mr. nunes: we were briefed on that study and quite enter kaining. on september 1, 2016, you sent a letter to the committee saying you released funding to phase two. when did you release the funding? >> soon after that letter, i assume. mr. nunes: soon after the letter that was dated on september 1. >> i can't tell you the exact date that money transferred but that was the date. mr. nunes: there would be no reason for this notification to have been delayed? >> i can't imagine one sir. it might have been delayed because of the staffing process of the letter coming up to through me. i go through hundreds and hundreds of pages. perhaps it was delayed slightly. mr. nunes: was there an active g.a.o. location into the analysis of this location? >> there was an a.o.a., yes. mr. nunes: at the time of your decision, was there an active nvestigation into d.o.d. staff passing false information? how does it set locations for facilities. we asked you this session earlier in closed session. does the department of defense choose locations or facilities based upon wh

mr. jimmy ♪ trump, three days before election day is our live coverage continues on c-span. we will be covering additional events today looking at the hillary clinton campaign. -- kainening mate tim kaine, running mate, will be in fort myers, florida and tonight at 8:00 eastern, we will be with the candidate herself in , pennsylvania. 8:00 eastern, the campaign rally in philly with hillary clinton katy perry.by hillary clinton campaigning last night in cleveland. she was with jay-z and beyoncÉ. you heard donald trump talking about that event during his campaign rally in tampa, florida. the numbers on your screen -- we would like to hear from you. if you support donald trump, -- if you support another candidate or have not made up your mind, -- course, weet us, of leave a kermit chorus on her facebook page. let's go to the calls. naples. clark joins us. who do you support, clark? i supportcaller: donald trump. host: that is the wrong for you then. we will push on and take david in texas and ask all of our callers to call on the that best represents your support for either hillary clinton, donald trump, or another candidate. even in texas on the line for others. go ahe

mr. ryan, paul ryan and bring new hillary clinton. she's about to appear. she may be introduced by the vice presidential candidate that would've been tim kaine of course.ackson lee on your screen. campaign manager. obviously very, very disappointed if this is somewhat delayed. hillary clinton's appearance she was supposed to appear at 3:00. at atlanta got to work out carefully precisely what they're going to say. john podesta campaign chair was in that room. you saw him moments ago. the crowd has assembled. what will hillary clinton say? it is a very important speech. how will she phrased it? what will be her total voice? and what way will she reach out to the president designate donald jay trump and in what way will she reach out to him and in what way will she may be a talent for the derogatory comments that she made about so many americans. calling them racist, sexist, it better, et cetera appeared at his john podesta, the man in the middle there. wikileaks reviewed all kinds of things he'd been doing during the campaign. some of them were flat out dirty tricks. in other respects, we can see hillary clinton cheated in the debate on cnn. there is a l

mr. kander with 36% support to senator blunt us 47. also today, senator blunt was endorsed, saying that he deserved to be reelected. tim kaineison and appleton on the same day to host early voting events. in madison, the senator will visit the uw madison gordon dining and event center. his visit is designed to help the russ feingold campaign. election day, just one week away. we will have live road to the white house coverage of the candidates as they campaign in battleground states. donald trump and mike pence will be in eau claire. on c-span2, you can see here that -- hillary clinton holding a campaign rally in for rough -- fort lauderdale, florida. >> on election day, november 8, the nation decides our next president and which party controls the house and senate. stay with c-span for coverage of the presidential race, including campaign stops with hillary clinton, donald trump, and their surrogates. follow key house and senate races. c-span, where history unfolds daily. >> this week, on c-span2, we are featuring political radio programs. with national talk show. wednesday, live from washington, d.c., consumer -- conservat