senate the between tammy baldwin and leah vukmir. tonight's debate continues our long-standing commitment to public service. let's go now to our moderator, a veteran wisconsin broadcaster, professor of leadership and

tammy baldwin does not have your best interest in mind. tammy baldwin has voted to increase your taxes 413 times! you heard the governor talk about $2500, tammy baldwin didn't think you deserved that $2500, i think that you do! of course the issue that we have been talking about, healthcare reform. the big -- tammy baldwin is saying that same light over and over again. we simply taking care of people with pre-existing conditions. i have said it before, i will fall in front of a truck before i let people go without coverage for pre-existing conditions! tammy baldwin's plan medicare for all, it is chaos for all, chaos for all because she wants to destroy, dismantle, medicare, medicare advantage, medicaid, night in not going to let her do it. i need to go to washington to fix healthcare reform. one last thing if i may, i am talking about chaos, i mean it is the left, everything they are about, chaos at the border, chaos, resist, obstruct, tammy baldwin stands for that chaos. she stand as for for open borders. she stands for sanctuary cities.

tammy baldwin and --. here is the foundation president and ceo. >> good evening. -- it's number and rated television stations are pleased to welcome me to the u.s. senate debate between the two leading candidates.

let's get started by welcoming them their titles they have asked us to use, senator tammy baldwin and ms. leah vukmir. we start the questioning. ms vukmir, you said "must r @realdonaldtrump says baldwincare will demolish care for our seniors. you linked to ia plan for medicare for all, which sen. baldwin: is a cosponsor. it would easily icersate -- ev medicare." almost every sentence contained a misleading statement." seniors will not lose their benefits, they will get more. do you stand behind the president's op-ed? ms. vukmir: i stand behind the fact that the plan the senator is supporting, a complete government takeover of health care, she wants to turn it over dismantleent, will medicare communication, the tri-care program that our veterans use. it will also dismantle the affordable care act, and i agree we should dismantle the spirit but it gets rid of private insurance. tammy baldwin is ok with that. i am not. tammy baldwin wants to put everyone on a system where taxes are reimbursed at a much lower rate. that means far few doctors are going to participate. many will retire. few

senate the between tammy baldwin and leah vukmir. tonight's debate continues our long-standing commitment to public service. let's go now to our moderator, a veteran wisconsin broadcaster, professor of leadership and media integrity at loyola university chicago. >> high-quality debate helps democracy by helping voters see clear distinctions between candidates. they focus on policies, not personalities, and demand the candidates backup positions with facts that stand the test of scrutiny. that is our goal tonight. we have set specific rules for the candidate. the order has been determined by coin toss. we don't play favorites. we expect them to keep to time. that means 90 second answers to panelist questions. our candidates can see a big countdown clock and so to why. if they go on, i will note and their microphone will cease to function and we will move on. candidates have been known to give answers. give them 30 seconds to answer the question as asked. our candidates have agreed not to use props and we will not either. we will ask a

tammy baldwin and --. here is the foundation president and ceo. >> good evening. -- it's number and rated television stations are pleased to welcome me to the u.s. senate debate between the two leading candidates. kate and state senator leah bill kreher. we are in wisconsin. in beautiful downtown wausau. excellence in public service. the debate is underwritten by the debbie v.a. foundation and supported by a grant me wisconsin association of independent coverages. let's go now to our moderator heard a veteran wisconsin broadcaster, member of the debt bva hall of fame and a professor of leadership in diversity. >> good evening. high quality debate served to marketing by helping voters see clear distinctions between candidates. they are not a game show. specific content generalities, policies not personalities and they demand candidates back of their positions and promises with fact that stand the test of scrutiny. that and we set specific rules for the candidates to which they have agreed. the order of cand

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she is an incumbent, and he's facing a lot tougher battle then tammy baldwin. es down to turn out and whether the governor can get his people to show up. and if he gets enough of them that could cause a problem for tammy bartman. the issue in missouri as you see it now? >> i think is right, health care, but it really energized republican voters and you could sort of feel the race shifting during those confirmation hearings into josh hawley's favor. >> bret: it would really appreciate the local perspective, you guys cover these races every day. thanks for that info. what will u.s. troops do as they fight over the border for immigration, i care vision which stretches back for miles. ♪ i know you want to leave me for schwab, but before you do that, you should meet our newest team member, tecky. i'm tecky. i can do it all. go ahead, ask it a question. tecky, can you offer low costs and award-winning wealth management with a satisfaction guarantee, like schwab? sorry. tecky can't do that. schwabbb! calling schwab. we don't have a satisfaction guarantee, but we do hav

tammy baldwin wants to put us under one plan where everything is the same instant of everyone getting the option they need. >> the question was not directed to ms. baldwin, but an expecting mother on essential care benefits. right now there is no republican plan or bill on the books or in congress that addresses the medical care of maternity. i am just asking, how would you approach dealing with that subject matter on essential care benefits, maternity care specifically? ms. vukmir: this is why you need more reinforcement from the u.s. senate. the nurse is going to show them what to do. what we need and health care is to get rid of the affordable care act. in your plan, the affordable care act does go away. we need an army of consumers to make decisions about their health care. we have to unleash consumerism. we need information. the ability to purchase health care. then we have the consumerism. people will buy products tailored to their needs. given the changes the affordable care act has undergone in the first two years of the trump administration, do you believe it is irrevocably b

senator and democrat tammy baldwin. [applause] >> and her challenger, a state senator and republican leah vukmir. [applause] >> thank you both for being here. want to go over a couple of things. we are streaming live on twitter. you can follow by the hashtag you see at the bottom of your screen and we will pick at least one question to ask. >> our rules are very simple. candidates have 90 seconds to respond to a question. 30 seconds to respond to any follow-ups. if a candidate runs over time, you will hear this. >> we are also allowing the candidates to challenge one statement from their opponent. >> let's get to the first topic. it is health care. ms. baldwin, you will have the first response. you have cosponsored senator bernie sanders medicare for all national healthcare proposal. some studies have put this at a price tag of $32 trillion over 10 years. what will it cost taxpayers and would it require higher payroll and/or income taxes? sen. baldwin: thank you. i believe as a fundamental value, all americans deserve a

you can count on tammy baldwin to do it. she was diagnosed with a pre-existing condition when she was a kid. she knows what it is like her for parents and grandparents to cover a sick kid. she is not going to let republicans gut those protections, gut your medicaid to pay for those tax cuts. these democrats are going to protect your care. if you elect tony evers as your next governor, he's going to do something your current governor refuses to do. he's going to expand medicaid to cover 176,000 more wisconsinites. [applause] mr. obama: that's going to make a difference, but you have to vote for him and vote for a democratic legislature to help him do it. don't think this election does not make a difference, your vote doesn't make a difference. but i want to go back to the as -- those ads those republicans are running, because i want you to think about this for a second. your governor has been running an ad during election time saying he's going to protect pre-existing conditions when he is literally doing the opposite. that i

senate, incumbent democrat tammy baldwin and republican challenger earlier --leah bu i bukmir. our format will be simple and straightforward. we will have a conversation. i will ask about issues that are important to wisconsin voters and ask them to respond directly and concisely to those questions and if they choose they may speak to each other but i will be managing the time as we move the conversation to cover a wide range of topics. at the end of the hour each candidate will give a minute long closing statement so the first question goes to the incumbent, senator baldwin. good to have you with us. earlier this month at a rally in mississippi donald trump set i know i'm not on the ticket but i am on the ticket, this is a referendum on me, on donald trump. is a referendum on donald trump? is a referendum on donald trump? vukmir: baldwin: i view what is on the ballot as the concerns of responsive citizens. and over the last six years, they are very involved, the past two years, they are concerned about what is on the ballot, healthcare, covering people with preexisting conditi

with incumbent democratic senator tammy baldwin and republican challenger leah vukmir. good evening. the wisconsin broadcasters association and its members stations are pleased to welcome you to this u.s. se

senate democratic incumbent senator tammy baldwin and republican mark, the cook political report rates the race as likely democratic. >> tonight, commitment 2018 election special, the us senate debate in partnership with university law school, democrat tammy baldwin and republican leah vuknir

eastern saturday and second debate between 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 wil

states and constituents and the american people to be strong and prosperous both women along with tammy baldwin and many others who have shown over the years they know how to get things done even senator, char we have such terrific women from the great state of minnesota. >> what about the hit she took for brett kavanaugh? .an >> over a decade decade ago we went israel together. and this was an opportunity for her not to express just her own conscience but many of american women who have a voice at the table. when it comes to trade, agriculture, job creatio creation, she has been there for the state of dakota. >> host: the president will run on the economy and looking at those figures is that part of the response how does that play out with women with economic issues quick. >> it is the paycheck and what you bring home and to get energized and to have better wages it would take a woman a year and three or four months to make the same amount of money. and for women's health care that is a hidden issue the people that care about the environment and by the way they believe in us on indigenous peop

tammy baldwin and the republican challenger camellia look there. this is a third and final televised debate between the candidates. simplemats like will be and straightforward. we will be having a conversation. i will be asking the candidates about issues that are important to us cousin voters. i will ask him to respond directly and concisely to those questions. if it choose, they may speak directly to each other. the time asnaging moved conversation along to make sure we can cover a wide range of topics tonight. at the end the hour, each candidate will give a minute long closing statement. we begin with the first question going to the incumbent. sen. baldwin: good to have you with us. month, at a rally, president trump said i am not on the ballot. i'm not on the ticket. i am on the ticket. this is, in part, a referendum on me. on the president. is it a referendum on the trump? is it a referendum on president trump? asidea what is on the ballot -- ballot as the concern of wisconsin citizens. as i participated in the campaign, as well as my service

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senator and democrat tammy baldwin. [applause] and her challenger, a state

senate seat, incumbent tammy baldwin and republican leah vukmir debated each other for the first time at the university of wisconsin in milwaukee. they talk about health care, the me too movement, immigration and the border wall. the report lists this race as likely democratic.

2018 campaign coverage continues now with a wisconsin senate debate between incumbent democrat tammy baldwin and republican challenger lea voukmir. the debate is held by the

midterm elections, former president obama will be holding a rally in milwaukee to support senator tammy baldwin. democratic u.s. house candidate and tony devers, running for governor in wisconsin. trump will be campaigning in charlotte, north carolina, for republican candidates. that will be live on c-span2. the c-span networks, your primary resource for campaign 2018. >> the candidates in the main governor's race participated in a debate. muti, democratn janet mills, and two independents. they are running to replace paul lepage. it is listed as a tossup. >> this is a special commitment 2018 presentation, the gubernatorial debate. broadcasting across the entire state of maine, here is your host, megan torches and -- megha n torjessun. >> good evening and welcome to

[applause] c-span campaign 2018 debate coverage continues, tonight, senator tammy baldwin debates .ive a clear -- leah voukmeer and congressman brown and renee and another debate in ohio will take place tonight. we have 24 days before the election, c-span is your primary source for campaign 2018. wrapping up our campaign 2018 coverage today, we had to cedar city, utah, for debate between mitt romney and jenny wilson. they are vying for the seat now held by senator orrin hatch, who is retiring. report lists the race as solid republican. from southern utah university and cedar city, the utah commission welcomes you to the senate. [applause] >> good evening, and welcome to a debate between the two major party candidates running for utah's open seat in the united states senate. i name is bruce lindsey, and it is my pleasure to moderate this evening's debate, sponsored by the utah debate commission. this event, held live on october 9, is part of the utah commission's work to educate voters and to encourage the civil exchange of ideas. candidates mitt romney and jenny wilson argue with us on

tammy baldwin is a senator from the state of wisconsin. she is going to offer to the senate tomorrow a chance to vote against president trump's plan that would eliminate protection for preexisting conditions. we'll get a chance to be on record here, and i think it's long overdue. none of us know what tomorrow will bring. you don't know if tomorrow will bring an accident or a diagnosis, and all of a sudden your happy, healthy family has a challenge you never dreamed of. it's happened to my family. i bet it's happened to most of ours, most of yours. and the question is are we going to demand of health insurance companies that they cover those with preexisting conditions or are we going to just tell those families fend for yourself? see what happens? see how much it costs. another letter from watseka, illinois, the taggert family. watseka is in southern illinois. great little place. here is a letter from christina taggert from watseka. originally diagnosed with stage three inflammatory breast cancer. given this type of aggressive cancer, her

saturday, tammy baldwin debates leah vukmir at 8:00 eastern, and renacc brown debates jim i in cleveland. online at www.c-span.org and on the freeseas band radio app. c-span is your primary source for campaign 2018. jeff flake is retiring after his current term expires. he recently sat down with c-span2 reflect on his life and career in politics. he also shared his views on president trump and his hope for a primary challenger to the president during the 2020 elections. what led to your decision to step down after one term? senator flake: the political outlook. it is a tough time to be here. i never did warm to the president in the campaign or as he governed. and these days you not only have to embrace the president, you have to embrace all of his politics and his behavior in order to get through a republican primary, and that was never in the cards for me. i just could not do it. i would have liked to stayed another term. that would have been it, but not in this environment, not given the costs. >> let's go back to 2000 when you first stepped foot here in washington as a freshman never

president obama at a rally in milwaukee with democratic senator, tammy baldwin and democratic candidatein governor, tony evers. it will be live on our companion network c-span starting at 3:45 pm eastern then it 7 pm president trump has a rally at the bojangles coliseum in charlotte for two republicans. north carolina 13th district comments meant ted bud and ninth congressional district candidate mark harris. there will be live here on c-span2. with 11 days until the midterm elections, c-span is your primary source for campaign 2018. >> with midterm elections just days away, watch the competition for the control of congress. on c-span. see for yourself, the candidates and debate from key house and senate races. make c-span your primary source for campaign 2018. >> ohio democratic senator sherrod brown seeking one third term. facing republican 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

. >> tomorrow night, tammy baldwin republican in wisconsin. live at 8:00 on c-span. online at c-span.org. c-span, your primary source for campaign 2018. our guest on c-span's "newsmakers" this week is emily cain, the executive director of emily's list since -- which 1884 -- the fourth biggest super pac. let me tell you a little more about emily cain. she is a former state legislator. first elected at the age of 25. she was two-time democratic candidate for the u.s. house. thank you very much for being with us. emily: i'm thrilled to be here. the twot me introduce reporters that will be here. thank you for joining us this week. before we get started with questions, i wanted to tell our audience about some of the statistics going into this month's election. in the primaries, 200 35 women have won house nominations. major party nominations. senaten have won major slots. this is a big year for women and we will learn more about what that means in the last couple of weeks before the election. >> hello. great to be hair with you. i wonder if you could start out by talking

live coverage of debates this weekend as wisconsin senator tammy baldwin debates republican challengersaturday, 8:00 p.m. eastern and sunday, sherrod brown debates republican challenger representative jim re nacci. online, 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 th

tomorrow night, incumbent democratic senator tammy baldwin dictates republican leah poo vukmir in wisconsinyour primary source for campaign 2018. look at the impact of celebrities in the 2018 campaign, including rapper kanye west's visit to the white house on thursday. this is from washington journal. phone now by ted johnson covered this meeting with kanye west and the president yesterday. what was the original reason for kanye west to come to the white house yesterday? ted: the stated reason from sir host: what was the reason for kanye west to come to the white house?

democratic senator tammy baldwin is holding strong, up by ten points. republican governor scott walker has the barest of leads as he seeks a third term, leading democrat tony evers. that's a tight race. >>> we'll have much more on the destruction left in the wake of hurricane michael. stay with us. today is the day you're going to get motivated... get stronger... get closer. start listening today to the world's largest selection of audiobooks on audible. and now, get more. for just $14.95 a month, you'll get a credit a month good for any audiobook, plus two audible originals exclusive titles you can't find anywhere else. if you don't like a book, you can exchange it any time, no questions asked. automatically roll your credits over to the next month if you don't use them. with the free audible app, you can listen anytime, and anywhere. plus for the first time ever, you'll get access to exclusive fitness programs a $95 value free with membership. start a 30-day trial today and your first audiobook is free. cancel anytime and your books are yours to keep

former president obama will be at a campaign rally in milwaukee, wisconsin, to support senator tammy baldwin, the candidate for governor. coverage starts at 3:45 eastern on cspan. also today president trump will be campaigning for republican candidates at a rally in charlotte, north carolina. live coverage begins at 7:00 p.m. eastern on cspan 2. the ohio senate race final debate will be at 7:00 p.m. eastern on cspan. your primary source for campaign 2018. >>> this weekend on american history tv on cspan 3. saturday at 8:00 p.m. eastern on lectures and history. tiffany gill on the role of african-american women in the civil rights movement. 10:00 p.m. eastern on reel america the 1968 broadcast the nixon answer in michigan. sunday 7:00 p.m. eastern, the 30th anniversary of the tenement museum in new york city. at 8:00 on the presidency, former first lady barbara bush's grandchildren and laura bush reflect on her life and legacy. watch on american history tv this weekend on cspan 3. >>> sunday on cspan's q&a, james mann talked about his biography of president george w. bush. >> i don't worry ab

eastern for the second debate between tammy baldwin and lee brookmere. then it's the debate between jim n -- mr. brown and renacci. that's starting at 6:00 p.m. on espn. >> with election day less than a onth away and the control of congress in question, see the competition yourself on c-span. watch the debate from key house to senate races. make c-span your primary source for campaign 2018. >> the c-span bus is traveling on our 50 capitals tour. we recently stopped in indianapolis, indiana. we're asking folks which party should control congress and why. >> and the party that i want to take over congress is the democratic party. and it's not just because i support the values of the democratic party but because i think that the republican party s completely abdicated their responsibility as the check and balance. we've seen a presidency run amuck. >> if control of congress changes in november, i believe i will be impacted in several ways. for now i'm a college student who will be entering the workforce and things such as tax breaks or thing such as financi

. >> more debate coverage this weekend, saturday we had to wausau wisconsin where tammy baldwin and leo look near face- off live at 8 p.m. eastern on c-span. on sunday ohio senator brown debates jim and ac in cleveland, this sunday at 6 p.m. eastern on c-span, your primary source for 2018. >> this weekend in american history tv on cspan-3, saturday at 8 pm eastern on lectures and history, indiana university bloomington professor, stephen andrews on conspiracy culture in american history and how conspiracy theories have changed over time . >> now, is it a problem in america that people have a secret society at yale and with the l connection to the intelligence community, is it a problem to gathering places that are defined as secret . >> is it a problem they are there without press meeting and chatting. maybe, maybe not. it's a problem they put on robes on the first day and have a ceremony in front of a giant statue of an owl in which they burn a human effigy called the cremation of care? >> employing -- explain history of laws and americans with disabilities as well as a key supreme cou

democratic senator tammy baldwin is holding strong, up by ten points in her bid for a second term. republican governor scott walker in wisconsin has the barest of leads, though, as he seeks a third term, leading democratic tony evers. that gap also narrowing. >>> still ahead, much more on the destruction left in the wake of hurricane michael. >> we're going to go live to the carolinas where the now tropical storm is bringing heavy rain and winds. but some give their clients cookie cutter portfolios. fisher investments tailors portfolios to your goals and needs. some only call when they have something to sell. fisher calls regularly so you stay informed. and while some advisors are happy to earn commissions whether you do well or not. fisher investments fees are structured so we do better when you do better. maybe that's why most of our clients come from other money managers. fisher investments. clearly better money management. it only takes a second for an everyday item to become dangerous. tide pods child-guard pac. helps keep your laundry pacs safe, and your child safer. to close

i put this all on the extreme left and tammy baldwin is a part of that. distancing herself. i have yet to hear her say anything to the contrary. >> charles: we'll leave it there. all eyes will be on your rally tonight. thank you very much. i want to go back down to catherine herridge with moresta. >> thanks, charles. the last few minutes, we had this lengthy statement released by fbi director christopher wray. he asked the public for any tips or assistance to identified the individual or individuals who are behind these package devices. noticed there could be more in the pipeline. he's not ruling that out. he puts flesh on the bone about the suspicious packages, much of it dovetails to your show. christopher wray noted about the devices, they show this excessive postage, the yellow manilla envelopes with bubble wraps and they have the same returned a dress. it's a misspelling of theesswom wasserman-schultz. he also confirms the devices, suspicious packages, were sent to george soros. that was the first flag that we had on this on monday. former secretary

. >> she wants to unseat tammy baldwin who is a "no" on kavanaugh because i cannot support a nominee for a lifetime appointment who would turn back the clock on a woman's constitutional right and freedom to make her own health care choices including access to birth control. senator baldwin staked out that position on july 12th and the way most recent hearings played out changes things. >> it does motivate me to touch out to other people. we have basically become like a civil war only its democrats and republicans. i'm going to be going to the ballot with that in mind. >> reince priebus believes something is brewing. >> they see it as a fight over conservative values and whether or not they want to sit back and watch a man's life get destroyed through politics. >> it won't matter, most people paying attention actually boat. >> there are plenty of republicans who voted for president trump because of his promise to put conservatives on the supreme court. two years later, they hoped strong feelings served by actual process of putting conservatives on the supreme court help them unseat de

. >> in wisconsin, you have tammy baldwin, the democratic senator who seems like she's opening up prettysted in tennessee's senate race. it's an open seat and declared a toss-up in part because the democratic candidate phil broadus and is a very moderate democrat. he had been doing really well recently, you are starting to see marcia blackburn, the republican candidate pull away. because broadus he is a well-le said if you put him in office, you'd be responsible for having die in feinstein pick your judges and chuck schumer running the show, bernie sanders having his way. in 2016 when a lot of people didn't like donald trump they were happy to vote for him. >> it's interesting because that is how martha mcsally is running. so does the cavanaugh effect last 26 days for the republican side, that they seen some change over the past two weeks? >> in the senate side i think it absolutely does. the red state democrats are trying to make this about local issues or health care to a lesser extent but now it's all about the national divide between red and blue, and it's about kavanaugh. in most of

scott walker and republican senate candidate who is challenging democratic incumbent tammy baldwin beginning at 7:30 eastern here on c-span3. make c-span your primary source for campaign information and 2018. >> the washington journal live every day with news and policy issues that impact to you. coming up thursday morning democratic strategist and republican strategist talk about the best and worst political advertisements of the 2018 elections. boston college law school professor joins us to discuss estate and inheritance tax laws. be sure to watch the washington journal live on thursday morning. join the discussion. >> the sexual-- a sexual assault litigation specialist talks about the negative impact that the charge of sexual misconduct can have on the career of service members. she spoke before the defense advisory committee.

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and former vice president joe biden will be here campaigning with senator tammy baldwin, as well as the democratic candidate for governor, tony evers here in madison, and also in milwaukee later this afternoon. but then all eyes are going to turn to iowa as the former vice president makes his first visit to the state since he left the white house and as he himself is considering a 2020 bid. aides had previously said he was going to steer clear of states like iowa and new hampshire to try to avoid drawing attention away from the races there to his potential presidential ambitions. but this trip is going to do just that. the former vice president will be in the cedar rapids area campaigning for fred hubble as well as the democrat running in the first congressional district, abbey stinkenour. she's a volunteer for biden's campaign in 2008 when he was running for president. this is going to be a very, very quick trip. aides i spoke to said he has no other stopsering no other events in cedar rapids besides the rally. they're trying to avoid speculation about 2020 although that's pretty unavo

tammy baldwin double digit lead. over the governor's race. closer.rage the polls, there's the democrat. this is the fourth time democrats have taken a shot at scott walker since he emerged in 2010. a democrat does have the advantage. what is happening in the midwest. it made the difference for trump in 2016. two years later these high profile races very different story. joining me political correspondent sean trendy. how much should we read into this? >> i think it's a sign that the math before donald trump came onto the scene is sort of snapping back into place a little bit for democrats in 2018. you take a look at some of the polling in those states and what is giving the democrats the lead is the story of what we have seen across the country. you have energized liberals. you have some of these suburban voters who traditionally go republican by giving democrats a look here in the age of trump. democrats ploobelieve they are bringing over those white working class voters who voted for democrats in the not so recent past but went for trump in 2016 ba

saturday, tammy baldwin debates leah vukmir at 8:00 eastern, and renacc brown debates jim i in cleveland. online at www.c-span.org and on the freeseas band radio app. c-span is your primary source for campaign 2018. jeff flake is retiring after his current term expires. he recently sat down with c-span2 reflect on his life and career in politics

. >> tomorrow night incumbent democratic senator tammy baldwin debates republican in wisconsin. on theat c-span.org and c-span radio app, your primary source for campaign 2018. >> the meridian international center hosted a discussion on global leadership with technology executives. government officials and the ceo of united airlines. this is two hours and 20 minutes. >> good morning everyone. i would like to welcome senator rickert, congressman really, we have many ambassadors here, some of whom will participate in the panel. our former chair and secretary gutierrez our current chair and many trustees. welcome to you wall. it is an appropriate day for us to be here. with everything going on in the world. the newspapers are filled with conflicting impressions, people struggling and trying to understand economic and political movements, populism, nationalism, technology. for this particular summit, we decided to take a deeper dive in the effective technology on our global landscape, whether it is foreign policy, business, innovation. because this is a complex subject. there are di

. >> his radical far left opponent is tammy baldwin. [ boos ] who wants a socialist takeover of health care. i'm trying to say that very nicely. see, normally i'd scream they want a socialist takeover. now i say wants a socialist takeover. i'm trying to be nice. >> still with us tonight philip rucker, jill colvin and robert costa. jill, i know by your count you're north of 100 trump rallies that you have attended in your still young lifetime. having acknowledged that, listen to this. more on him on the media tonight. then we'll talk with you on the other side. >> as part of a larger national effort to bridge our divides and bring people together, the media also has a responsibility to set a civil tone and to stop the endless hostility and constant negative and oftentimes false attacks and stories. >> media have. it's plural. so jill, that part's largely gone unabated tonight. the attack the media portion. >> that section of it, it very much seemed like the president was at least in part trying to assign some blame to the media for these attempted attacks that we've seen this week. nota