states later in the year there will be another dealing with transportation and another with medicine in theta united states this is a slow process in dealing withsi the russians to e quite sure whether the group is going to arrive or whether the expedition until the last moment. >> how is the information agency capitalizing on the worldwide growth?te in television operation. >> we are in some cases placing television stations in countries that aren'tau favorably disposed because they require material one of the difficulties of course in the field of television that we do not have any agency in-house capability ofor producing more than a limid number of documentaries therefore what we hope to beir able to do is to acquire a product of the television station and secondly distribute them because there are many things done on television in this country that can be very usefully employed not only onof television abroad but in movie houses as well. >> that leads into my next question the private communication media such as radio and tv do to assess your agency. >> two things i would say, the first

at another point, he closed all the churches that allowed theta mall of america to stay open soe peopleld have retail therapy. i think it is important to sayd, the left wing of the democratic party, which is most of it, is deeply antireligious, and especially anticatholic cathbecause so many catholic use weather on life or transgender is him or you name it are abhorrent to the kamala harrisaa win to the democratic party. >> laura: newt, donald trump this time is making a relate direct appeal to christians.s do watch. >> christians don't vote well in small personages and why? whi don't know, disappointed in things that are happening but for a long time yot fou don't ve and i say go out and vote here. to november 5th will be the mos important election of the history of the country whether you vote earlier or not. >> laura: this is different from last time around, newt, atthat is marta president trump back in july on our show. l he sees a lot ofot christians wo decide to not vote who for whatr reason. hehatever is no issues and moral standpoint, but we art not electing a pope. we are elect

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what you want me too do jimmy 10 mine theta harbors which allowed people are talking about.and then have them bringer out e prisoner every day and have them hang in public? [inaudible] but i wanted it over. and of course you did to put everybody did. every night new tv program started and nobody got over it at all. could get over. just think about it because it was there every day in every night. itt was awful. i kept up with what i was doing i never stopped with what i was doing. y stupid by the time for years four yearswere over how tired w? >> you know you lose the election in november. that is depressing it was depressing on me. i just wanted to go home. when i got home i don't know that i was tired. i guess i was tired. i just remember comingg home we lived right on the edge of the woods. we begun 10 years because jimmy was governor for, campaign to. the woods and come up around our house. the vines and things. we did not have time to really worry about it. i mean, to really mourn it. i think i mourned it before i left the whiteun house. there is my mental health legisl

reflect with what the nation has bom just not of the ways we want to acowledge, much less celebrate at theta fair. look past narcotic nostalgia and political rhetoric, and it is easy enough to see that rural spaces reflecthe work ofos of the major forces that have shaped 20th-century america. steven conn of the university of miami, ohio, author of this book , "the lies of the land: seeing rural america for what it is -- and isn't" we appreciate your time here on c-span. steven: absolutely. thank you so much for having me. this was great. >> all q&a programs are available on our website or as a podcast on our c-span now app. so for our author today, we have sebastian junger junger. he is a new times bestselling author of try war freedom a death in belmont fire and the perfect storm, and a co-director of documentary film

fr your book, each time a new starts caustic is released regarding theta of mental illness diagnoses addictions to drug or aoh overdoses, suicide attempts and completed suicides. it is follow ba callor new appreciation of these illnesses as a paradig shift. bupart of the paradigm we need to shift is the idea that these are new problems. if there is anything truly new about them, it is how much incrementally worse they have gotten because we have not done enough as a society to address them. you know, when i got to congress, i had already been outed because a guy that i was in drug treatment with at 17 and wrote about being in drug treatment with me and sold it to the national enquirer, my face is on the cover, the national enquirer. so i, i had no choice about whether i'd became public. these people in this book chose to become public. and by the way, they use their own, their own names. you know, there's no pseudonyms. no one's hiding behind it. they are. when i got to cgrs, i had the freedom to support mental health bills because i dn't have to worry about a reporter ying, oh, are

she probably would be read in by a delta sigma theta, and on dr.y, which is a member of the divine nine. everyone i feel like i can speak for everyone and divine nine, we are fired up and ready to go. >> ricky, i got about 30 more seconds, and then another question for kevin. out in radio, out in alternative media, what do you think is important or being discussed we might be missing in traditional media? >> yeah. we were having conversations wonder about the united states supreme court, even with the issue in virginia, when they were taking people off the voting rolls, and how the supreme court -- that's why we have to be really big. if this thing comes down to the wire, and they start filing cases, you know, start filing to the united states supreme court, you know trump has the supreme court's back. we're looking at another situation like in 2020, bush versus gore, where the united states supreme court, if we don't win big, they decide who becomes the president of the united states. >> you're hitting on things that are on a lot of people's minds

i just came earlier tonight from a town hall meeting organized by delta sigma theta, black sorority.wn hall in central harlem, and they're actually going through bit by bit what project 2025 means to women and how they need to be able to educate everyone in the community about what is at stake this election and one of the proudest moments i've had was that a young man, 18 years old, new voter, said i was not going to vote until i came to this event tonight. because you all convinced me about the importance of voting. and that to me is really the key. you've got to go to where folks are, you've got to tell them what's at stake, and even though most young -- a lot of young people are registering as unaffiliated voters, they don't see a home in any party, it's up so us to say it's not a relationship, it's a situationship. >> let me tell you what charlie kirk says. the one thing about kirk is he doesn't have this sort of false sense of bravado and confidence that a lot of the trump army does and say, you know, we're going to win this thing, run away. he said it's going to be close. he wo

in 1858 he really makes a name for himself in theta and then is covered or regionally and somewhat nationally. and then in 1860 in preparation for the republican nomination gets a very important speech in new york. in front of several people who are key players in the republican party. including horace greeley important newspaper editor. they're often politicians more than not. lincoln gives a very important speech in cooper union or he again i keep political argument for why it is important to restrict slavery in the territories. nys constitutionally possible to restrict slavery in the territories. by the republican party made its omission to do this whites allowed to wire and chewing the constitution say this is possible. lincoln has made a name for himself in making this argument clear and selling it to the people. this is how it lincoln builds his reputation. >> lincoln historian author talks more about the cooper union speech and its importance this is from the c-span archives. >> part one is the research. prove 23 of the 39 founding fathers voted for federal authorities. in the use of a

delta sigma theta sorority hosted talking about project 2025.that plan are on the lips of more voters than i could ever have imagined. because -- kamala harris energizes everybody at the rallies to go out there and talk about what's at stake and we're seeing that play out day in and day out nine days left. >> basil smikle and joe walsh. thank you so much for making time with us in the final stretch. >>> next, wisconsin senator tammy baldwin joins the conversation. you are watching "the weekend." have you ever considered getting a walk-in tub? well, look no further! safe step's best offer, just got better! now, when you purchase your brand new safe step walk-in tub, you'll receive a free shower package. yes, a free shower package! and if you call today, you'll also receive 15% off your entire order. now you can enjoy the best of both worlds! the therapeutic benefits of a warm, soothing bath that can help increase mobility, relieve pain, boost energy, and even improve sleep! or, if you prefer, you can take a refreshing shower. all-in-one product!

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minutes apart of missiles appeared to be ballistic missiles fired by iran walz israel, iran had teslas theta that was understood, that they were targeting air bases several air bases, and the mossad intelligence headquarters just outside of tel aviv. it's not clear if any of those locations were hit when iran targeted israel backing in april, it fired a salvo of over 300 drones, missiles and ballistic missiles and cruise missiles. only three out of those 300 got through. but israel had more time to prepare back then. that is not the case. now this has happened very quickly israel does have strongest offenses, but i think we're yet to get an assessment from the israeli government about what has been hit. and of course, back then, it took israel several days before it responded in a limited way to iran. right now, the expectation will be clearly that israel will be preparing to respond. and this is something it appears it appears, and i say that right now is threatening to israel. do not respond and thank you, nic robertson, stand by. >> we'll come back to check in with you. i want to go back

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therefore talk about i've missed these is theta way it is the way itit is, we have 20 years and brokethe 20th broke in afghanistan. many women americans dead. to me up to be extremely, extremely cautious when you talk about these issues. i will not succumb to bellicose talk on that. >> congressman rogers 30-second rebuttal and referred a lot of conversation. so wrap this question up. >> this is a little offensive to me is because i've my family and military during iraq f buildup. i was more cautious than most about a us being, using military force within the region. by the way, that information that was given to congress was based on cia at the time that my opponent was in the cia doing analytical work. if you think about how dangerous this is, and they get it, the cia has deception training. my opponent clearly went through that. you're supposed to use that against her abbasids, not michigan voter. >> moving on to another subject and that's the economy. thiss. is one that is been realy vexing, the latest paul says 61% of voters in michigan called it the number one concern because pri