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c-span. and to get us to the house, live coverage at the top of the hour, here's a look at some of the primary elections taking place today. o be marked democrat or republican. host: now we go to the hoosier chrissie thompson joining us from the "cincinnati inquirer. " take us to the senate race in indiana. how vulnerable is the joe donnelly consider this fall? guest: i am actually joining you from ohio from the "cincinnati inquirer." i am a native hoosier, so i can talk and little bit about joe donnelly. host: [laughs] yes, talk to us about sherrod brown and the buckeye state. guest: no worries. relativelywn has a strong position in ohio, especially what may be a blue wave here. in most polls, he is up at least a couple of percentage points, if not more, whatever republican challenger emerges from today. so republicans are really hoping know,hey can say, you sherrod brown says that he is a but thatlass person, is not who he is, and they are hoping that they can show more of his liberal positions to turn him off to the buckeye state. host: who is he most likely going to be facing this fall, talking about the republican prima

c-span history. this weekend on american artifacts, we look back 100 years to america's participation in world war i. we travel to northeastern france .o tour several battlefields this is a preview. >> we are standing right in the whichof bella wood, was renamed after the battle. battle itself is iconic in marine corps history. there is no other world war i battlefield for the americans that is set up like a national parks service battlefield in the united states. this place was .elegated -- dedicated it is the archetype of a marine. he is looking tough with his shirt off. there are two regiments of marines that thought in this area. they were part of the second u.s. division. it was an army division during that time. they lost almost 10,000 wounded and killed, about 1800 of those marines were killed. >> you can watch the entire tour at 6:00 p.m. and 10:00 p.m. sunday on american artifacts. this is american history tv, only on c-span3. skill as a's great grand strategist was that he knew the advantages of shock and and this is how he unified germany in the 1860's. he instigated wars with denmark, austria, hungary, and france. and then

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to not sure. check out c-span.org. in florida. go ahead, you're in the. caller: welcome c-span. line is this. we are willing to spend $21 to make o build a wall sure those mexicans don't come into our schools and shoot our kids. hello. i don't think that is who did it. being facetious, why can't e use that $21 billion to fortify our schools where there within our community spiritually, economically, emotionally, use for that, as well, since we don't have a real plan how about we use the national guard? hat will make sure that we do not have to use resources, the and each resources community to be able to support the policing at the schools. going to cost too much, we don't have enough to do it. we love our kids. we don't have the money to be able to do that. but we can use the national temporarily, put a post up, let them provide that until we could find a way to combat this problem. nathanial in ay, florida. president will participate today is swear nothing of new c.i.a. director ina haspel, story on "washington post" talking about that event and criticism for a previous one saying it was just his planned attend asbestosance at

c-span radio app. "q&a" patricia o tool discusses her book on woodrow wilson. >> there is huge psychological literature about wilson. i read it but i had a sense that it reduced him toes and things like that i do not feel i could deal with on the strength of my own knowledge . some people have said that his stubbornness and later life was a reaction to his father strictness and they can point to one story where his father made him revise a thing he wrote a bunch of times and the suppositions are that wilson resented this, but he was a good boy and he put up with it. when you read every mention of .is father, they are worshipful he never had an unkind word to say about his father. a presbyterian minister. >>

c-span. and to get us to the house, live coverage at the top of the hour, here's a look at some of the primary elections taking place today. o be marked democrat or republican. host: now we go to the hoosier chrissie thompson joining us from the "cincinnati inquirer. " take us to the senate race in indiana. how vulnerable is the joe donnelly consider this fall? guest: i am actually joining you from ohio from the "cincinnati inquirer." i am a native hoosier, so i can talk and little bit about joe donnelly. host: [laughs] yes, talk to us about sherrod brown and the buckeye state.

someone wanted terms as a o representative, that would be a total of four and then they could run for the senate. you know, their life's desire was to be a public figure on c-span as often as they are. find a path to find an entire career but they ould have to go back to the people and be rehired after the years as a representative, total of four. he two years of a senator, total of 12 and then vice president and president. gigantic re the aliber that people who support life long congressmen. pelosi, 80, y 90-year-old people in our leadership is just a crazy idea. host: that's tim in virginia this morning. here's the proposal being bipartisan group of mostly younger members of congress. it would limit 12 years in the house, six terms in the house. in the senate. 12 years. of 24 ould be a total possible years serving on capitol hill. beyond that re right now are in office right now would be grandfathered in so to new ld only apply members of congress who are elected. it would, of course, require a amendment, 2/3 vote in both the house and the senate. nd then ratification in the states as well. so that's the proposal that's being discussed. that was discussed at

o watch it, we're airing it live on c-span 3. appisten on the c-span radio or look on c-span.org. hearing, christopher wrey will be before the senate appropriations committee toalk budget issues, 2:30 this afternoon. happening on c-span 3, -span.org and the c-span radio app. back to your calls, we take you to bismarck, north dakota for of the c-span bus tour. anthony in st. paul, minnesota. for democrats. go ahead. caller: hi, good morning. want to say a couple things one about the d police. israel was not our greatest ally, if you remember the incident, israelis attacked our ship twice with boats. did anybody, i'm 59 years old, i never recall nything about anybody having said about israel having a bomb. the first time the word used was against palestinians allowed them into the country. -- out of bout control white people. before i i want to say black on white crime. what about white on exhibit go to a church, concert, store, walk down the street. give me a break, stop it. kerry in locust grove. go kaed.independents, caller: my name is kerry, retired from the united states and i also spent 20 years as high school rotc instructor. i find out from recruiters r