the difference between me and my opponent sherrod brown, he loves washington so much and chuck schumerhe's forgotten. he's been there for 25 years. russ: 30-second rebuttal. sen. brown: let me talk about what i've done the last four or five days. a week ago, my office hosted 500 women in cincinnati in our fourth annual women's conference and women engaging in the community to help this community. just this past weekend, 600 students from 35 schools, university students, sorry, from 75 schools around ohio came together in our propel ohio conference to help those students engage and plan for the future and help this community. just recently, my brother's keeper, we did our statewide convention with my brother's keeper. russ: senator, 30 seconds. thank you very much. ann: congressman renacci, senate 28 democrats forced a vote to support the rollback of the u.s. department of labor rule that allow for the sale of junk healthcare plans that among other things can deny coverage to people with preexisting conditions and would not cover prescription drugs. where do you stand on pre-existing co

that congressman was sherrod brown. the idea of term limits back then. but today he's been there for 25 years and want to be there for 30. he doesn't support -- as we've doesn't support the people of ohio. time with chuck schumer, 94% with elizabeth warren and his party. he's the fourth most liberal senator in the entire senate. and that's not ohio values. here's what i promise you. will work everyday to make sure that i make ohio first. able to grow this economy. i want to continue to make ohio jobs prosper. now.like they're doing 4.3% growth. we need somebody in the senate not going to love going to washington and being with schumer, now i learned in ohio, that he's going to vote for the people in ohio. he tried to bankrupt the coal industry. cities. for sanctuary these are all things that support.on't in november, i ask for your vote support. i thank you for holding this event. [applause] >> congressman renacci and senator sherrod brown, thank you both for participating tonight. can applaud now if you like. [applause] watching the house u.s. senate de

a coin toss determined that senator sherrod brown will make the first opening statement. 'll take the first question as well. he'll have 90 seconds to respond and congressman jim renacci will answer the same question for 90 questions. senator brown would have 30 seconds for rebuttal. there will be no candidate to candidate questions allowed this evening. the candidates will have 90 seconds for a closing statement. ann: with that, let's begin senator brown, you have 30 seconds for your opening statement. sen. brown: thank you for continuing this proud tradition of ohio debates and all kinds of political offices and campaigns. i start by recognizing my wife, connie schultz and my daughters. emily, elizabeth, and caitlin. i audit they are here. i always thank my wife for her support and being who she is in my life. so i look forward to this debate. i look forward to the debating congressman renacci. thank you again for hosting it. ann: thank you, senator brown. congressman renacci. rep. renacci: i want to thank my wife for being here. i want to thank the senator for being her

we welcome our candidate incumbent senator sherrod brown. and his republican challenger. congress jim renacci. [applause] russ: gentlemen good evening. the ohio debate commission drafted the format. these rules have been agreed to by both candidates. our debate will be 60 minutes long. both candidates will have 30 seconds for their opening statements. then we will begin with their questions. a coin toss determined that senator sherrod brown will make the first opening statements. he'll take the first question as well. he'll have 90 seconds to respond and congressman jim renacci will

steven dennis joins us with senator sherrod brown's race for reelection. welcome. good to have you. >> one of sherrod brown's votes in congress was against the nafta trade agreement in the early 90's. he is probably the fiercest protectionist in the senate. he has been an ally of president launch theses trade wars. there was an effort to rein in the president's authority to do things like these steel tariffs without congress. on a lot of these issues on trade the republican party has been for free trade and did not want to get into trade wars.

that congressman was sherrod brown. he has forgotten about ohioans. he votes 96% of the time with chuck schumer. that does not represent ohio. he votes 94% of the time with elizabeth warren. that does not represent ohio. he supports sanctuary cities. that does not represent ohio. he votes for partial-birth abortions. ohioans do not believe in that. 2016, he supported hillary clinton, who wanted to bankrupt the coal industry. as your senator, i will always think of ohio first. i will make sure i get up every day and want to continue the growth of 4.3%, continue the job growth we are experiencing in the state. i want to make sure that ohio is the place it was when i came here and started my first business. i want to make sure the 53 employees that senator brown forgot about at my dealership, that i will protect them. i want to support ohio first and make sure i support ohioans. i hope on november 6, i can earn your vote. sen. brown: when you love your country, you fight for the people who make it work. i get up every day ready to make that fight for all

by agreement, each will also give a 30-second opening statement, getting out with senator sherrod brown. sen. brown: thank you to all of you on the panel. special thanks especially to the voters of ohio watching tonight. we are joined by my wife and daughter. i am hopeful the debate will focus on issues, we will stay on issues, and we can discuss especially what we can do as a senator for ohio families. thank you. .oderator: thank you mr. renacci. rep. renacci: thank you. i want to thank the debate commission and nbc and affiliates, and all of those here today. today's debate will show two different people with two different visions. my vision is always for ohio first and ohioans. my opponent's vision is for washington verse and of course the democratic party and of course is special interest money. two different people with two different visions. i welcome everyone to get to know us both. .oderator: we thank both of you the candidates agreed into something tonight a little out of the ordinary. at the start of each half-hour, one of the candidates will be able to ask the other candidate

renacci: i want to thank my wife for being here and sherrod brown for participating. you will hear from two different people with different visions and backgrounds. my father was a railroad worker. my mother was a nurse. they taught me anything was possible in this country. i created over 1500 jobs. , wasponent, sherrod brown the son of a doctor, went to an ivy league school. when he graduated, he went into politics. he has been in politics for five decades, creating one job, one job for himself. ohiosion will be to make first. my opponent's vision is to make washington first. moderator: let's get to our question and answer portion. the package bombs targeting high-profile democrats is deplorable, criminal, however this has become a political issue with high-ranking democrats running president trump for hate speech, and the president and republicans blaming the mainstream media and fake news. do you think it is appropriate to use a criminal act for political gains? senator brown. sen. brown: i neglected to thank my wife, who his here, and my brother bob. , the police

from anfield, ohio, sherrod brown , served in the u.s. senate from 2006 and representative jim renacci tom wadsworth, ohio. since 2010 he's presented ohio national district. gentlemen, we welcome both of you to this important conversation. the candidates have agreed tonight to alternate in questi question. ninety seconds for an answer. sixty seconds for a response and then a 32nd rebuttal. by agreement it will also give a 32nd opening statement and beginning now with senator sherrod brown. >> thank you, ms. marshall. thanks to you and thanks to mr. allen, mr. jackson and mr. thompson in the panel and a special thanks for joining to the voters of ohio who are watching tonight but were joined by my daughter, emily elizabeth brown and connie schultz my wife and i will pull this debate will address issues and stay on issues and if we can discuss especially what we can do as a senator for ohio families. thank you. moderator: congressman renacci would you give us your opening statement. >> thank you and i want to thank the debate commission and

senator sherrod brown has served in the u.s. senate since 2006, and jim renacci represents ohio's 16th congressional district. we welcome both of you. the candidates have agreed tonight to alternating questions. 90 seconds for an answer, 60 seconds for a response, and then a 32nd rebuttal. each will also get a 30 second opening statement. sen. brown: thank you to all of you on the panel. special thanks especially to the voters watching tonight. we are joined by my wife and daughter. i am hopeful the debate will focus on issues, we will stay on issues, and we can discuss especially as a senator, what to do for ohio families. rep. renacci: thank you. i want to thank the debate commission and nbc and affiliates, and all of those here today. today's debate will show two different people with two different visions. my vision is always for ohio first and ohioans. two different people with two different visions. i welcome everyone to get to know us both. moderator: at the start of each half-hour, a candidate will be able to ask the oth

that was congressman sherrod brown. the problem is he as been there 25 years and he wants to be there over 30 years. he does not represent ohio values. he is the fourth most liberal senator in the country, that is not ohio values. he votes 97% of the time with his party, 96% of the time with chuck schumer, and 94% of the time with elizabeth warren. that is not ohio values. look at his background. he supports sanctuary cities, ohioans don't. he supports open borders. he and his parties -- his party wants to eliminate ice. these things are not supported by ohioans. i have said all along i will work to make sure ohio is first. i understand what it is to come here as a poor kid and live the american dream. i love the state. me the opportunity to live the american dream and i want to make sure i can give others the same. if i am successful, which i plan on being november 6, you can guarantee i will work with anyone, republican, democrat, independence to make sure that we make ohio and ohioans first. i want to thank you. nove

tonight, senator sherrod brown on the stakes to the country to get voters to the poll. >> there's no reason to complicate stuff. sometimes i think democrats do. they're analyzing stuff. just vote. >> plus, huge turnout for the first day of early voting in texas, while trump rallies for ted cruz. >> i call him texas ted. >> then new evidence that robert mueller might have the goods on roger stone. >> i will never roll on our president. >> new promises from democrats to reopen the russia investigation if they win back the house. >> the fake news. >> and "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. we are now just 15 days from the midterms and both sides are extremely fired up. 72% of democrats telling nbc news and the "wall street journal" they have a high interest in the midterms with republicans close behind at 68%. while nobody knows what's going to happen, 50% of the likely voters say they prefer democrats to control congress after the midterms compared to 41% who want republicans to keep power. the biggest question now is who turns out to vote. appea

my opponent, sherrod brown, was the son of a doctor, went to an ivy league school. when he graduated, he went into politics. he has been in politics for five decades, creating one job, one job for himself. our visions are different. my vision will be to make ohio first. my opponent's vision is to make washington first. moderator: let's get to our question and answer portion. i think we can all agree that the package bombs targeting high-profile democrats is however,e, criminal, this has been a political issue with high-ranking democrats blaming president trump for hate speech and the president and republicans blaming mainstream media as well as fake news. my question tonight, do you think it is appropriate to use a criminal act for political gain? sen. brown: you have 90 seconds. sen. brown: i neglected in my opening to think my wife who is here and my brother bob who is sitting with connie. the police work on this was phenomenal, as was the work of postal workers and others who handled these bombs and did it safely. i applaud them. there are too many divisions in t

you can't always get what you want ♪ >> later today, ohio senator sherrod brown will debate republicanepresentative. c-span, at c-span.org, and our radio app. c-span, your primary source for campaign 2018. on monday, david brett will debate abigail span berger in virginia seventh district, live at 6:30 p.m. eastern. later, the senate race in arizona. kiersten cinema debates martha mcsorley for the seat of check flight -- of jeff flake. >> anarchist on newsmakers this week is -- our guest on newsmakers this week is the founder of emily's list, which strives to elect pro-choice, democratic women to office. it is the fourth biggest spending super pac. she is a former state legislator in maine, 10 years in the legislature there. elected first at 25, the youngest main house mentor -- house minority leader. thank you for being with us. emily: i am thrilled to be here. susan: let me introduce the reporters asking question. amy is a reporter for the washington post. for the wallrted street journal. get started with questions, i want to tell the audience a little bit about the statistics going

sunday it is ohio senator sherrod brown debating representative jim renee c in cleveland. our coverage is 6:00 p.m. sunday on c-span, online at c-span.org, and the c-span radio app. with 25 days until the election c-span is your primary source for election 2018. now onto nevada. ee and danny tex cheney rcania.danny ta this is 40 minutes. >> from your local election headquarters, welcome to the congressional district of eight. susie lee and republican candidate danny tarcanian go head-to-head in our debate. from your local election headquarters in las vegas, the congressional district debate starts now. >> welcome to our congressional district three debate between republican danny trankania and susie lee. isaar -- tarkanian making his sixth run for office. they both raised $50,000. and they have a campaign office and website. you can see the full list of svegasnow.com. withey will start questions for both candidates. they each have 60 seconds to answer. that is followed by a 32nd rebuttal for each candidate. when you're time is up, you will hear this bell. if either moderat

this is not for business, this is for middle -- >> joining me now democratic senator sherrod brown of ohio running for reelection in that state. the president inventing a 10% tax cut for the middle class between now and election day apparently. what do you think of that? >> i just think he's talking and making it up. nobody knows what he's talking about. more to the point, it brings back to mind what mcconnell and ryan did when they jammed through the tax cut for the rich a year ago. more than three quarters of all the benefits go to the rich is 1%. then mcconnell said just recently, and this is the real key there, not only the tax cut go to the rich est people in the country, but mcconnell, they usually wait until after the election to do this. but now he's saying what they're going to do, and that is that they're going to cut medicare, cut or raise the eligibility age for medicare and social security in order to pay for the tax cut. so, we cut taxes on the rich, and then we pay for it by the middle class by the tab being stuck by -- the cost being stuck by the middle class. it's wha

sherrod brown just wrapped up addressing hey groa group of pa. focused on having these pastors talk to their membership. we're in a county that president trump swung by about 18 points in 2016. i want to bring in one of the pastors, pastor michael harrison, thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> reporter: do you see your church members more excited for this midterm election? >> the excitement is unbelievable in our church, it's humming everywhere, they are so excited that not only are they voting but they're taking their relatives to the polls. we have the souls to the polls coming up soon. we're making sure we have advanvans and buses make our way so we can let our voice be heard over and above the other voices speaking right now. >> thank you very much. hallie, this bus tour is going to go from here to canton and will end in it akron, ohio. all areas where president trump overperformed. if sherrod brown wants to win, they need those voters to come home. >> shaq, we'll be looking for you literally on the road in ohio. shaquille

steven dennis joins us with senator sherrod brown's race for reelection. welcome.od to have you. >> one of sherrod brown's votes in congress was against the nafta trade agreement in the early 90's. he is probably the fiercest protectionist in the senate. he has been an ally of president launch theses trade wars. there was an effort to rein in the president's authority to do things like these steel tariffs without congress. on a lot of these issues on trade the republican party has been for free trade and did not want to get into trade wars. the nervous republican senators about that. a state that trump won against theary clinton, and use trade issue to bash her. it has worked. he is a double digits. >> whether it was because of that or not, give a sense of where the two parties are? party, a lot of people seem to switch positions on me. >> trump has changed the republican party a little bit. if you look at the states he won that made him president, like wisconsin, ohio, pennsylvania, those are states that he won in part because of a trade issue. he got to the left

democratic senator tammy baldwin then on sunday, it the senate debate in ohio senatordemocrat kick sherrod brown and republican representative and that is live 6:00 p.m.starting at eastern. with election day less than mnt away on the control of congress in question. see the come tegs for yourself c-span watch the debate from key house and senate races. c-span your primary source for campaign 2018. traveling bus is across the country on the 50 capitals tour and stopped in dakota ands, north looking for war to the midterm election and asking folk which is party should control congress and why. party i want to take over congress is the democratic party and not just because i values of the democratic party but because i republican party has the responsibility to serve as the check and balance on the and in addition to legislation certainly the is the dent responsibility of congress to be able to serve at that check and seence and we have not that. we have seen the presidency run amuck. >> if control of congress changes in november i will inieve i will be impacted several ways. for one i am college s

and someday ohio senator sherrod brown debates his republican challenger in cleveland. live at 6 p.m. eastern on c-span. online and c-span.org and on the free see span radio at. c-span is your primary source for campaign 2018 and --. in the tennessee senate race day.a blackburn and they are come seating for the bob corker who is retiring. all eyes on tennessee, a heated race reaches a boiling point. side she conservative is the 800 pound gorilla. >> head to head on one stage. dubbed the most important senate race in the country. paul's show a dead heat. >> this one is too close to call. coming from both sides. tonight, your chance to hear from the candidates in their final debate before election night. your local election headquarters welcomes you to tonight's tennessee debate. we are broadcasting live across the state of tennessee. we welcome viewers from's nations in memphis, jackson, nashville, chattanooga, knoxville and huntsville, alabama. let's meet the panel of journalists who will be asking the tough questions tonight. we have richard ransom, anchor in memphis.

c-span's campaign 2018 coverage continues with an ohio senate debate between incumbent democrat sherrod brown and republican challenger jim renacci, at 6:00 p.m. eastern on c-span sunday. president trump attends a campaign rally in richmond, kentucky for congressman andrew barr. also joining the president were kentucky senators mitch mcconnell and rand paul. this is one hour and 10 minutes. ♪ usa" playing] from the lakes of minnesota to the hills of tennessee across the plains from sea to shining sea from detroit down to houston and new york to l.a. there is pride in every american heart and it's time we said today i'm proud to be an american where at least i know i'm free and i won't forget the men who died who gave that right to me and i gladly stand up next to you and defend her still today because the rank no doubt i love this land god bless the usa ♪ and i'm proud to be an american where at least i know i'm free and i won't forget the men who died gave that right to me and i gladly stand up next to you and defend her still today ain't no doubt i love this land [applause] [crowd chanting]

moderator: our campaign 2018 coverage continues for a debate the between sherrod brown and congressman jim renacci. moderator: good evening to you. thank you for joining us tonight. we are in the beautiful auditorium on the campus of miami university in oxford. wlwt and miami are bringing you the third and final debate between incumbent

but in this case, sherrod brown has documented in court filings of his now ex-wife. 's hypocrisy and time for brown to be held accountable for the actions. we are calling for him to step down. >> ed: obviously you are talking about the court records compared to uncob rated evidence that was brought against kavanaugh. the democrats are running this ad. respond to that. >> you have been hearing a lot about our family. i want to set the record straight. divorce can be difficult and ours was no different. but the political attacks gwen our family are wrong. not only am i glad to share four wonderful grandchildren but i couldn't be prouder to have sherrod brown as a senator. i understand politics can be nasty but jim should be ashamed. >> ed: that is senator brown's ex-wife. you say there are divorce records to suggest there were serious problems here. she is trying to say you weren't there and i don't know what happened. things were said and done in the middle of the divorce people are not proud of pulled out of context. how do you respond? >> we are looking at the court

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camping 2018pan's coverage continues with an ohio senate debate between sherrod brown and republican congressman jim anything. they will meet in cleveland and the debate starts live sunday at 6 p.m. eastern on c-span. on saturday, president trump met with pastor andrew brunson and his family at the white house. the pastor had been detained in andey on espionage terrorism related charges. since 2016. on friday, he was convicted but released on time served. this is 25 minutes. [indiscernible chatter] president trump: this was a long journey, but for andrew, it has been a very interesting day, because from a turkish prison to the white house in 24 hours. that's not bad actually. [applause] and i want to start by saying that noreen was unbelievable. she was calling and calling, and she definitely love you, let me -- loves you, let me put it that way. she was calling and she wanted you out. and she was not playing games, and we are very proud of you. thank you very much. and you are very, very special to all of us. and we have some of our great leaders right here, you know jane, you know

campaign 2018 coverage continues with an ohio senate debate between incumbent democrat sherrod brown and jim bracy. they will meet in cleveland for the debate and it starts live this afternoon at 6 p.m. eastern on c-span. ♪ >> the c-span bus is traveling across the country on our 50 capitals tour. we recently stop in columbus, ohio. looking forward to the november midterm elections, we're asking folks which party should control congress and why? >> i believe congress should remain in republican hands. a couple of reasons. possibly the largest one is it has been stated that if the democratic party takes control, they will go out of their way to stymie any of the president's proposed legislation's for good or for ill. any legislation in the past, i think we need a congress to stand behind the president, even if it is pushing some of his less sought out ideas. >> i want to see the democrats control the congress and the senate. i think it is long overdue to remove trump. he seems to be getting dementia and possibly worse. he seems very erratic and dangerous for the country. that is why i

then, c-span 2018 coverage continues with an ohio senate debate with sherrod brown and jim renee c. they will meet in cleveland. the debate starts live sunday at 6:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> tucker carlson discusses his fools," how a selfish ruling class is bringing america to the rank of revolution. >> it's about why we elected trump and i could not get past it, past of the country voted for donald trump. is not an attack on trump. i think trump is right on a thematic sense, and a bunch of different thanks. but you wouldn't elect trump unless you really, really wanted to send a message. happy countries don't want donald trump. desperate ones do. screwed up. "q&a."-span's next, former new york city mayor michael bloomberg visited new hampshire to support candidates for statewide offices. this is 35 minutes. action. talk wasnible bracket -- [indiscernible talking]

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announcer: in oy, democratic senator sherrod brown is up for re-election, against republican congressan, jim renacci. they met for their third and final campaign debate before the election in 11 days. you are watching c-span.

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. >> ohio democratic senator sherrod brown seeking one third term.blican congressman jim --. the third and final debate tonight at seven eastern live on our companion network, c-span3 with 11 days left until the midterm elections, c-span is your primary source for campaign 2018. sunday on q and a. james man, author and resident of johns hopkins university school of advanced international studies. talk about his biography of president george w. bush. >> are really worried about my legacy because you know i still still study theodore roosevelt. or harry truman. and there's not going to be an objective history done on this administration for a long time. >> is not too soon to judge on some aspects of his legacy. i'm in is not too soon to judge on the war in iraq. why? because it did not accomplish what he thought it was going to accomplish before he started the war. it cost 4000+ american lives, $2 trillion and i think you know, i write in my book and i don't think this judgment will change, that it was one of the biggest strategic blunders in american

c-span's campaign 2018 coverage continues with an ohio senate debate between incumbent democrat sherrod brown and republican congressman jim renee c. they will meet in cleveland. the debate starts live, sunday at 6:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. announcer: tonight on "afterwords," gina loudon, fox news guest analyst and member of the trump 2020 campaign media advisory board on her book "mad politics: keeping your sanity in a world gone crazy." she is interviewed by representative louie gohmert of texas. >> is president donald j. trump crazy? >> crazy like a fox, yes. i believe that narcissism is a spectrum -- and most of us who put ourselves in the public eye have an unusual sense of confidence, and there's a reason. if you want to call it narcissism, i don't have a problem with that. is it a dangerous narcissism? i don't think so. but are there dangerous sorts of narcissism? absolutely. we've seen it in politics. but i don't think our president is in that category at all. rs"ouncer: watch "afterwod tonight on c-span2's book tv. announcer: c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was

senate seat in ohio jamesn sherrod brown and enaci. >> with 17 days before the election, make c-span your primary source for camping 2018. >> with midterm elections days away, watch the competition for the control of congress on c-span. see for yourself the candidates and debates from key house and senate races. make c-span your primary source for campaign 2018. sunday night on "afterwords," and author on her book about dealers, doctors, and drug companies. she is interviewed by a congressman from virginia. policemaned to hear and other sources that so much of the crime in their communities was drug fueled, mostly by methamphetamines and heroin. areas,ht heroin in rural how is that happening? sure enough it was. i did not understand at the time oin androwing -- her other opioids were connected, i did not understand they were chemical cousins, and if people were initially addicted to opioids, whether it be oxycontin or percocet or whatever, once they are addicted and they get cut off, they get dope sick and that fuels them to get more. when the pills got expensive and hard to get, aro

senate seat in ohio between democratic senator sherrod brown and republican u.s.ongressman james rennie's a. live at 7:00 p.m. eastern. you can watch both here on c-span. with 17 days before the election, make c-span your primary source for campaign 2018. senator dean heller faced off against him a craddock challenger congresswoman jacky rosen. in a debate in las vegas. over the next hour, the candidates are asked about health care, immigration reform, the tax plan, and other issues important to nevada voters. politico lists this race as a tossup. >> nevada has a decision to make. tonight, two candidates face off. in the las vegas studios of eight news now. democratic congresswoman, jacky rosen -- >> because nevada should come first. >> and republican senator, dean heller. with early voting started, tonight is a chance for these candidates to speak to issues that matter the most. now, from their local election headquarters, the candidates face off in a live debate. airing here on eight news now and simulcasting on radio on univision, and our cbs affiliate in reno.

eastern and sunday, sherrod brown debates republican challenger representative jim re nacci.ine, and on the free c-span radio app with 25 days until the midterm elections, c-span is your primary source for campaign 2018. >> this weekend on "american history tv." saturday, indiana university bloomington professor steven andrews on conspiracy culture in american history and how conspiracy theory has changed over time. >> is it a problem in america that people have a secret society at yale and with yale's connection to the intelligence community, is a problem they gather in places that are defined as secret, the bohemian grove, isn't a problem they are there without press meeting and chatting? maybe, maybe not. is it a problem they put on robes on one of the first days and have a ceremony in front of a giant statue of an owl and effigy a statue called the creation of care. 4:30 p.m., senator tom harkin, author of the americans with disabilities act explores laws that impacted americans with disabilities as well as several key supreme court cases. >> one good decision in 1999 cal

senator sherrod brown and republican enacci.sman james ren with 17 days before the election, make c-span your primary source for campaign 2018. >> former vice president joe biden visited las vegas today to jackyt senate candidate rosen. the former vice president is expected to make a number of campaign stops for democratic candidates for election day. his comments to union members in nevada are just over half an hour. thank kathryn and say good morning, las vegas. , goodreally want to say 6, you are looking good. i know it's early but i always start a rally like this. eight no party like a democratic party because the democratic party don't stop. great to see all of you out here on the first day of early vote. a big thank you to vice president joe biden. he is joining us this morning. and of course all of my amazing 6.iends at 22 i was a member about 40 years ago and it helped me pay my college tuition, and i was always grateful for that union card i held then. [applause] we are facing so many important fights right now, protecting our dreamers and immigrant families, defending union rig

at 7:00, the second debate between democratic senator sherrod brown and republican jim vernacci. newsmakers is next with guy 2018, discussing the elections. later, a house debate from new york's 19th house district o, then john fass republican incumbent, and the democratic challenger. guest is guy cecil, chair of the super pac democrats and had a stint as hillary clinton's political director during her 2008 campaign. thanks for being with us this week. chiefn shepherd is pollster with politico. let's get started here. on your twitter feed, you made this comment in the past month -- the key to the 2018 election is the gap between what is being talked about on cable news and what is being discussed in the campaigns. what are you saying their? -- there? mr. cecil: i do think there is a big schism between what candidates are talking about, what voters are talking about, and what is being covered. andt on stormy daniels mueller and the happenings in d.c. and when you get out of d.c., what you find is most candidates on the democratic side are advertising on pre-existing conditions and

c-span's campaign 2018 coverage continues with an ohio senate debate between incumbent democrat sherrod brownnd republican challenger jim renacci, at 6:00 p.m. eastern on c-span sunday. president trump attends a campaign rally in richmond, kentucky for congressman andrew barr. also joining the president were kentucky senators mitch mcconnell and rand paul. this is one hour and 10 minutes. ♪ ["god bless the

sherrod brown came back to cast the decisive vote after his mother died in cleveland.f they will keep the vote open that late for steve daines. lou: it all looks positive. that sounds like a new associate justice to the supreme court. chad, your work is outstanding. we appreciate it. keep it up. facebook's head of global policy, joel kaplan casing in to unbelievable pressure. he apologized at a facebook town hall event for supporting his friend judge brett kavanaugh by sitting behind him on capitol hill. kaplan said he should have talked to zuckerberg and andberg first. they said they considered his appearance a big mistake. but zuckerberg told his employees the company should embrace diversity. he said it should, not that it does. i think that -- i doubt there is anyone at facebook who is embarrassed, but you should be. that is awful. let's go to wonderful people. social media superstars. president trump's most of loyal supporters diamond and silk joining us in new york. great to have you with us. you are friend at facebook. oh, my goodness. i was actually pleased to

. > senator sherrod brown says the technology has potential... but he's concerned about americans who could fall victim to scams or fraud. brown said congress still has work to do, to better understand crypto-currencies and protect consumers. in washington, i'm jessica smith. (catherine) ahead at nine... a warning tonight for parents-- you may want to double check any capri sun juice... what a father found inside a juice pouch that had his stomach turning.... (terisa) plus... controversy surrounding a new cannabis convention in the east bay... as marriott workers are still on strike where its being held... how the bud organizers are trying to help the picketers.... (catherine)topvo and it's being called one of the most surreal meetings ever at the oval office... up next.. rapper kanye west's oval offi

sherrod brown, a democrat, is doing pretty well in the senate race and winning a lot of rural ohio at the moment. a big turnaround from 2016. the specter of nancy pelosi as speaker in districts such as republicansl keep with wounds and office. with -- 15nutes left minutes left with david wasserman. republicans call 202-748-8001. democrats, 202-748-8000. independents, 202-748-8002. michigan, roger, independent. caller: good morning. we have in michigan a proposal to take the redistricting away from the politicians. i believe it is proposal two or three. i am very curious to know -- to have mr. wasserman's opinion on that and are you related to debbie wasserman schultz? maybe i am not seeing the name correctly but i'm curious. guest: i am not. the caller raises an interesting prospect for 2021, because a lot of these races are going to shape the way the map is drawn, particularly governors races at stake in 2018, 35. i am skeptical we will have reform succeed at greeting more independent commissions for redistricting and 2 -- in 2021. has not comeourt up with a solution to combat partis