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so let's talk about this and more, tom hartman is here, a progressive radio host of the tom hartman showrguson joins me as well, conservative talk show host of the ben ferguson show. welcome to both of you. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> so, ben, what did mike pence mean by that? that mexican thing? >> i think it's -- i think his point was there you go again with a talking point trying to fear monger everybody that is hispanic into thinking that everyone's going to be deported, when the reality is donald trump has now said and mike pence has said we are going to go after those that have committed crimes and those that have come here illegally recently. we're willing to talk about the other issues. but when you see the -- the debate narrative that's been put out by hillary clinton's campaign, and i'll say this, it's a very smart move by them, they go out and they fear monger and the hispanic community implying that everyone's going to get deported. that's not reality. it's not what donald trump has said in the last debate. it's not what mike pence has said. but it's a really good ta

i don't listen to tom hartman to hear his colors. or you or joe or anyone else. i want to hear them. >> now i'm hungry, are we serving lunch? >> one of the thing i like to point out if i may jump in, one of the things that i think along these lines, it is getting increasingly difficult to get callers. this may not be the case with every show but there are fewer callers per capita at this time and there were five years ago, 10 years ago, 15 years ago and the reason for that is a lot of the listeners feel that way, they don't want to hear what joe from brooklyn has to say because they've heard them already. oftentimes callers , the problem is we are in a society where people have facebook, twitter and social media, and it's actually a psychological spin problem, a lot of people are living in this reality show psychosis that

thursday from 23 progressive 23 progressive radio host tom hartman and friday from 9 a.m.oon a conservative perspective on the might delegate shall live from new york city. all this week live on c-span2. by the time the election season is over paul ryan will have campaigned for 75 house and senate members. over the weekend he was campaigning for crescent party in north las vegas. i would like to make a few points. thank you. thank you for being here. thank you for helping and supporting crescent party. this man has a big heart and broaden shoulders. -- he has beent coming ever since. here is what we are trying to achieve. this is why he has a great voice. we have an agenda that we are running on an talking about. you may not have heard about it because there is a lot of things going on. we call it a better way. number one, fight operating. tell us the root causes of poverty. here is the way we see things. great ideas are not out there in washington dc. we are not listening to the technocrats in washington. we will get more of the same. we are in year 51 of this big war on

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what tom hartman has done is amazing. it's his own platform, he has a critical mass of listeners that makes a difference in an industry that is not fair. >> i don't want to see the fairness doctrine come back joe because this side of that point, i have to answer it because nobody else did is that when there was a fairness doctrine there was such a thing as a talk radio industry and there were a few talkshows here and there and most of them didn't talk about politics and a rational governmenthand is going to step in and tell them what they can or cannot do . or worse yet, take away the license. >> you could this michael because every year you annually hosted a talkers convention in new york and we talk about industry and there are a lot of people in our industry that are sitting on the sidelines of talk radio trying to make the sale that all of us are making a mistake by listening to politics at all . >> that's another issue, i'll address it. there's nothing wrong with talking about politics but there are so many singles o

and then live thursday, noon to 3:00, the progressive radio host tom hartman, and then friday, from 9:00 a.m. to noon, it is mike hargan. >>> and now, the poll icy analys of whether the u.s. should engage with relations with russian. this is from the mccain institute of leadership. this is going to iran little over one hour and 20 minutes. [ applause ] >> thank you very much, and good evening, ladies and gentlemen. thank you for coming on the slightly rainy evening. it is the furn chuck, trust me [ laughter ] and i want to welcome you to the mccain institute, and the next in the series of debates on foreign policy issues. i'm curt voccer and i have the honor of serving as the director of the mccain institute. we were founded in 2012 in tribute to the legacy senator mccain, and the mccain family, and going back generations. pleased to see navy uniforms here in the audience. the focus of character-driven lead leadership and we see ourselves as do-tank and not a think-tank, because we want to know what we can accomplish and then we go out the do it. we do it in the areas of character dri