congressman sean patrick maloney stands with washington, and washington has failed us. thank you. >> moderator: congressman. maloney: good evening. thank-you to a time warner cable news, congressman nan hayworth, and to all of you. he told me to get to work. i told you i was a democrat and would not forget i came from a middle-class family. my dad was a disabled veteran. i would not forget that we needed a government fighting for families like the one i grew up in. i went to washington and have one of the most bipartisan records in congress. proud to have had 13 bipartisan bills and my first year in congress -- my first term in congress. and each one of those was a response to listening to you, local solutions to urgent, local needs helping veterans, investing in infrastructure mon-khmer reforming crop insurance and getting it done. i want to keep doing this work. by reaching across the aisle i have gained the support of senators and have heard the ranking of the top 3%, independent observers, and if you give me your voice and vote for two more years i will keep fighting

representatives bob dold followed by the 18th district debate with republican sean patrick -- with representative sean patrick maloney and nan hayworth. 8:00day night, live at eastern, the iowa fourth district debate between representative stephen king and jim mowrer. campaign 2014, more than 100 debates for the control of congress. quest coming up in a moment on "washington journal," we will take a look at today's news and take your calls. the health and human services department takes a briefing on youth homelessness today. we will hear from singer cyndi lauper who cofounded the true colors fund. watch live coverage at noon eastern here on c-span. california.axman of we will have that live from the university of california law school. this hour, we will look ahead to the midterm elections. sheila krumholz examines money spent this campaign season, then daniel garza discusses the influence of latino voters. later, our spy little magazines features matthew cooper of "newsweek." you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter and by phone. "washington journal" is next.

with representative sean patrick maloney. then the illinois 13th district thursday night live at eight eastern, the iowa district debate. c-span campaign 2014, more than 100 debate. >> the former washington post editor ben bradley died yesterday. we're going to show you him talking about the watergate story. then we look at campaign spending. >> watch live coverage at noon. conversation focusing on common core standards posted by the american enterprise institute. >> the longtime washington post diedr ben bradley yesterday. watergateduring the coverage. you >> >> on behalf of the national archives i want to a all of you tonight. [applause] welcomingjoin me in mr. ben bradley and mr. bob woodward. [applause] >> you're right there. we're going to have a conversation tonight. i woulde begin, introduced people who don't need an introduction. tell you something about them you might not know. mr. bradley, although he does not look at is a world war ii veteran. [applause] >> he served in pacific theater on the uss essex. it is impor

brad schneider and former representative bob dold followed by the 18th district debate with sean patrick maloney and nan haywo rth. the illinois 13th district debate with rodney davis and ann callis. and live at 8:00 eastern, the iowa fourth district debate between representative stephen mowrer.d jim jo than 100 debates for the control of congress. >> in kansas, sam brownback is in a close race against him a credit challenger paul davis. they call this race a tossup. this debate held in wichita is courtesy of the kansas association of broadcasters. [applause] >> thank you very much, jim. get everything situated here. let me give you the debate instructions as we have developed them. each candidate will have two minutes for an opening statement . then i will ask questions giving each candidate 90 seconds to respond and a 32nd rebuttal from the candidate who answered first. you will have someone down here keeping time for the candidates. all questions have been developed by me. the order of who answers first will change with each question. the candidates will have two minutes in their closing stat

with sean patrick maloney and hayworth. then the illinois 13th district debate. districtiowa fourth debate. debates for the control of congress. go to the date -- courtesy of new england cable news. then bradley has passed at the age of 93. now back to tonight's debate. >> welcome back. senator shaheen gets to ask the question. >> i think one of the problems with our tax code is we encourage companies to outsource our jobs. when you are in the senate you voted to reward those companies that shift jobs overseas. we have the highest percentage of jobs that have been shipped to china. supportd you outsourcing overseas? >> i have never voted to outsource jobs. when you are talking about outsourcing jobs, the only one that has done outsourcing is senator shaheen. i think outsourcing has a lot of different meanings. when you were elected you said you would be an independent senator. there has been many opportunities for you to fight for new hampshire. also signed our rights to a group that should have no right over our right to bear arms. you has to -- you have to also

followed by the new york 18th district debate with sean patrick maloney and nan hayworth. then the illinois 10th district debate with rodney davis and ann callis. 2014, 100 debates for the control of congress. >> last night in jacksonville florida governors debate was held between incumbent rick scott and charlie crist. here is a short part of it. >> are you saying there are so many racists in the republican party you could remain a republican? >> no. i'm saying that element exists. they don't have a racial bone in their body. what is a word here is a simple thing. if you number two 2008, some e-mails to should be kid about .he president by some members they weren't exactly flattering. i think you can research and find out what i am talking about. reaction i've the gotten from some in the republican party leadership wasn't tolerable to me. it was clear that it wasn't just because i was willing to work across the aisle to get the recovery funds to come to florida. he was the first african-american president. it is not what is fun to say. i'm going to tell the truth. >> gove

then, sean patrick maloney and nan hayworth. then, the illinois 13th district debate with rodney davis and ann callie. on thursday, the iowa fourth district debate between representative steve king and jim mowrer. more than 100 debates for the control of congress on c-span. >> on the nest washington journal, a look ahead at the midterm elections. these active director for the examines the spending so far this campaign season. the executive director for the initiative discusses issues towards latonya bachelet tina voters -- towards latino voters. journal is live every morning at 7:00 eastern on c-span with your calls and comments on facebook and twitter. longtime washington post editor ben bradlee died today. he helped lead the paper during its watergate coverage. in 2011, he spoke about the post coverage in the event held at library andnixon museum along with bob woodward. >> for visiting with our guests. mi i want to welcome all of you tonight. [applause] thank you. please join me in welcoming ben bradlee and bob woodward. [app

then representative sean patrick maloney and nan hayworth. at 10:00, rodney davis and ann callis. thursday night at 8:00 eastern, the iowa fourth district of eight between stephen king and jim mowrer. c-span campaign 2014. more than 100 debates for the control of congress. in last night's new hampshire u.s. senate debate, senator jeanne shaheen was asked if she approves of the job president obama is doing to it we are going to show you her response, followed by rebuttal for him a republican chain and -- challenger, former senator scott brown. >> in some ways i approve, some things, i do not approve. [laughter] we dealt questions that with as policymakers, there are not simple answers, yes or no. >> well, let me put it this way, you have said that you're are the candidate for the citizens of new hampshire. because obama' approval ratings are at an all-time low in new hampshire, how does your approval rating jive with the citizens of new hampshire? >> i am proud of the 259 people now working at the berlin prison because i was able to get the prison open after it sat empty for two ye

followed at 9:00 by the new york 18th district debate with representative sean patrick maloney and nan haworth. at 10:00 the illinois 13th district debate with representative rodney davis and ann calaas. thursday night live at 8:00 eastern the iowa 4th district debate between representative steven king and jim mauer. more than 100 debates for the control of congress. >>> now "washington journal's" interview with michigan state university president lieu anna simon. she talks about priorities for the university and higher education moving forward. it's part of our special series on universities in the big 10 conference . this is 35 minutes. has >> c-span bus has been on a toul of the big ten colleges across h the country for the past few weeks.th and along the way here on the a, washington journal, we have beer talking with university ty presidents about higher education issues. this morning the c-span bus is on the campus ofg, michigan state university, in east lansing, michigan, joining us aboard the bus, is lou anna simon. thank you very much for being with us. let me get started righ

i think concludes our 18th congressional district debate that i want to thank sean patrick maloney and nan hayworth for participating. thanks to our audience, very quiet and respectful and i appreciate that and also home. remember that the election is on november 4 and we encourage everyone to get out there and vote. we would like to remind you to stay with time warner cable news and twc news for all your decision 2014 coverage. thank you so much for joining us and good night. >> longtime washington post executive editor ben bradlee died early this week at the age of 93. tomorrow's three. tomorrow 6:00 p.m. booktv will air a special encore booknotes from 1995 as mr. bradley discusses the good life, newspapering and other adventures. >> in illinois 12th congressional district incumbent democratic congressman william enyart seeking a second term as a representative mike mike bost met in a debate earlier this month. the 12th district is located in the southern part of the state and includes franklin, pulaski and madison counties. this race is considered to be a possible according to rothe

follow the by the new york 18th district debate with represent sean patrick maloney and nan hayworth. and then the illinois 13th district debate with representative rodney davis and ann callis. and thursday night live at 8:00 eastern the iowa fourth district debate between representative stephen king and jim mowrer. c-span campaign 2014 more than 100 debates for the control of congress. >>> coming up, part of colorado christian university's western conservative summit. first, republican senator tim scott talks about school choice and the economy. then, in 30 minutes, conservative media figures debate the influence of the tea party on the gop. the group includes rush limbaugh radio producer james golden, who goes by the name bo snerdley on the air. plus author katie pavlich and mary katherine hamm. this part of the forum is just over an hour. >>> thank you. it's so good to be with my fellow conservatives today. as many of you know, i'm the number one target for the democrat campaign congressional committee nationally, and they're going to find out that taking on a united states marine

followed at 9:00 by the 18th district debate with sean patrick maloney and nan hayworth . rodney davis and ann callis. thursday night, the iowa fourth district debate between stephen mowrer.d jim "washington journal" continues. host: we are back for a spotlight on magazine series. this week, we are focusing on the cover story of newsweek. their october 3 edition, the white vote. matthew cooper joins us now to talk about his recent cover story. why focus on the white vote? guest: it's an important vote. the piece focuses mostly on what the pollsters called noncollege whites. not gone toave college. that is a demographic that is really shifting away from democrats. side ofhorn in the democrats. it's changing the composition of the republican party. fascinating and these midterms because so many of the seats up for grabs are in states that have a lot of working-class white voters. arkansas, louisiana, north carolina, south dakota. it seemed timely to me. host: will these noncollege whites have an impact on this election cycle? guest: they surely will. one indication is that t