that was the quote from the independent lots of woodstock. they saw that the violations included a vote, a bride being a pressure on public why? cuz pre colored pilots. now if you look at the international inspiration mission, we had a chance to put a question to the o. s. c. the ration mission and i ask them who they agree with this assessment of the local colleagues? and the answer was so 6 percent of pressure and intimidation cases and 24 percent of cases of photos to proceed being compromised, which is high. that was the answer from the delegation. one of the delegation members also pointed out that the cameras that were installed at the polling stations created an atmosphere of fear and intimidation. and as if the big brother was watching you and some have framed this votes describing it as a choice between us that of pro european future for georgia or close relations with russia. is this what drove most georgians to the voting booth? yes, it seems like it did um, at least the voters who voted a positional if to look at the georgia apolo

. - so woodstock was something i'd heard about, i think.ttention. i didn't really know the music then, i was nine. i was way more interested in what was happening on the moon. - i had a ticket. i was dissuaded by some well-meaning people who thought that i would not survive it. - [narrator] woodstock was a mix of peace and love, music and mud, rebellion, and rain. - me, upon reflection, i'm thrilled to be able to say, "hey, i was there!" but at the time i thought, "this sucks." (laughs) - i was standing on the stage at a certain point with chip monck, who's that famous voice of woodstock. guy that's, you know, you hear saying, "the brown acid is not specifically... - [monck] specifically too good. - [john] ...that good". - [monck] it's just bad acid. it's manufactured poorly. - [narrator] that moment, from the iconic woodstock documentary which forever shaped the way the event would be remembered, musician john sebastian was there as a spectator. he was unexpectedly summoned to the stage. - i don't know how it's done with half a million peo

the future in american life really is comes to culmination in that that we rightfully remember as woodstock. i would say in one sense the apotheosis this of the moral and social radicalism that stumbling toward utopia analyze. this, by the way, very. this impact in the explosion of the federal government and in the moral quotient aside kind to our national debt and deficit is, i think too easily overlooked where we have arrived? i'm going to show this in just a moment. at a $34 trillion debt and growing because cause of the unconscious attitudinal manner in which government and the administrative is now employed. and this, of course, directly from great society, the so-called great society. i would encourage all of us to go back and the universe of michigan statement from president lyndon johnson and what was going to happen, you know, after the murder of president john kennedy the control of progressives in the senate and the house was categorical and in a very short period of time less than two years. the great society was drafted, voted on and employed for the time injecting the federal

made january 6th sound like it was woodstock. you -- you would be worried if your grandpa was acting like this. no, no, i'm not joking. you would, right? you would call up your cousins and say, have you noticed? so imagine it coming from a guy who wants to be given unchecked power. tucson, we do not need to see what an older, loonier donald trump looks like with no guardrails. we have had enough of arrogance and bumbling and bluster and division. america's ready to turn the page. we're ready for a better story. we are ready for a president kamala harris. i warned you. i warned you. go ahead and chant. [ chanting not going back ] and the good news is, kamala harris is ready to do the job. this is a leader who has spent her life fighting on behalf of people who need a voice, who need a champion. somebody who was raised in the middle class. believes in the values that built this country. worked her way through college in mcdonald's. served with distinction in every office she has ever held, who is as prepared for the job as any nomi

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he made january 6 sound like it was woodstock. you would be worried. was acting like this. this. >> reporter: former president barack obama wasn't able to win arizona in 2008 or 2012, but he was successful winning the presidency, of course, any faced major headwinds in this state. in 2008 he came up against senator john mccain who is revered among democrats and republicans. in 2012, he faced senator mitt romney, member of church of the latter day saints. in arizona, there is a significant mormon population. president biden became the first democrat to win arizona since 1996. we will have to wait and see if vice president harris can replicate that success. alex? >> there you have it. we will see you again. >>> in the meantime we are seeing record-breaking earl

love do not bode boat it was woodstock your grandpa was acting like this no, no. >> i'm i'm not joking. you would write you'd be you'd you'd call up your cousins. you say, have you noticed who wants to be given unchecked power what an older lunar year donald trump looks like with no guard rails we have had enough of arrogance and bumbling and bluster and division america is ready to turn the page we're ready for a better story we are ready for a president kamala harris >> i gotta go ahead and can harris is raid do the job? her life fighting on behalf of people who need a voice, who need a champion somebody who was raised in the middle middle-class believes in the values that built this country work. her way through college in mcdonald's served with distinction in every office she has ever held. who is as prepared for the job as any nominee for president has ever been have an outstanding partner and governor tim walz teacher, he's a coach he's a hunter been a great governor, working with democrats and republicans to get stuff done can take a vintage truck apart and put it back together

he made january 6th sound like r it was woodstock. you-- you would be worried if your grandpa was acting like this. no. no, i'm not joking. you would. right? you-- you would call up your cousins and say, have you noticed? so-- imagine it coming from a guy who wants to be given unchecked power. for donald trump and his cronies freedom means that the powerful can do whatever they please. that's his definition of freedom . i want to fire workers for trying to organize a union. i should be free to do so. they-- they want the freedom to throw out votes if they lose an election. they want they want to control what women can and can't do to their bodies. and, in other words for trump, freedom is getting away with stuff. and it's like he said in the middle of the pandemic. when he said, i do not take any responsibility at all. i am not sure any american president has ever uttered those words other than donald trump. people were dying. hospitals, overrun. "i do not take any responsibility at all." that his idea of freedom. i do what i want, an

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stopping its attacks on goss that they should stop the genocide on gossip and the front and the ban on woodstock. that's it. this has been the cold from lebanon from october 8th. on october 8, i was in my own house and she am, which is now being bombarded. i don't know if my house was there or not. it was probably, it's not there anymore, but it's ok. there are no more process and gaza, i'm pretty happy to present my house for a for the, for the babies. oh gosh, if it were dismembered by design is meant to teach. uh, but uh, on october 8th, as 1st statement issued by principal, not by the resistance in lebanon. this is their support from stop bonding civilians . we will stop the front on our side. we don't want to see any blood shut, don't do that. and she will not up until this week was only and a business according to reports of design, inspect the itself was only bombing military sites. and we've even seen that on video with the guided missiles that had those videos attached to it as blog kept. it's part of the turn strategy only at targeting military force. what design is real? do q $1600.00

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he said january 6 was a day of love, may january 6 sound like it was woodstock your grandpa was acting like this trump is too tired to campaign? >> i should note donald trump is on the campaign trail right now, still on stage and detroit has been onstage for over an hour? yes, that is the city that he trashed just last week. but as donald trump got on stage, tonight, it got off to a bit of a rocky start as his microphone went out for nearly 18 minutes, as he stood on stage at one point, aides handed him another microphone. it also was not working. this is what happened. you can see it for yourself. >> very it's not love it's not respect frustrated by that. >> he often is when there were technical issues at his rallies. of course, they do happen my political sources who are joining me at the top of this hour are ashley allison, the former national coalitions director for the biden-harris 2020 campaign, and doug heye, a republican strategist and former rnc communications director doug i bet you you're pretty happy. you're not the person who was in charge of logistics at the trump rally t

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made it sound like woodstock. made it sound like coachella. here's the point, detroit.ur grandpa was acting like this, you would be worried. you would call us -- you would call up your sister, your brother, your cousins, you would be like, let me holla at you. have you noticed grandpa, he actin a little funny. but this is somebody who wants unchecked power. we do not need to see what an older, blue near, donald -- loonier, donald trump looks like with no guard rails. america is ready to turn the page. we are ready for a better story. michigan, we are ready for a president kamala harris. [cheers and applause] and, the good news is, kamala harris is ready for the job. this is a leader who has spent her life fighting on behalf of people who need a voice, need a champion. somebody who was raised in the middle class. she worked at mcdonald's when she was in college to pay her expenses. she did not pretend to work at mcdonald's when it was closed. [cheers and applause] this is somebody who believes in the values that built this country. and she is as prepared as any nominee f

generally six was a day of love, he said that, like it was woodstock or coachella. and say have you noticed grandpa? here is the interesting thing, he has acted so crazy and it's become so common that people no longer take it seriously. i'm here to explain that just because he acts goofy does not mean his presidency would not be dangerous. and you do not have to take my word for it. lately some of the people who know donald trump best have been saying in no uncertain terms he should not be president again. the other day, general john kelly, donald trump's former chief of staff, said that trump told him he wanted his generals to be like hitler's generals. don't boo, vote. i want to explain that in politics a good rule of thumb is don't say you want to do anything like hitler. [laughter] that's just good political advice. but it is useful because it gives us a window into how donald trump thinks. john kelly isn't the only one saying this. two of his defense secretaries, people who worked for him, said the same thing. his chairman of the 20's of staff, that's the top o

that's woodstock, vermont. beautiful.revor ault is there to explain why. good morning, trevor. >> reporter: good morning. woodstock, vermont tends to catch fire this time of year. it is no surprise given how gorgeous it is. the neighbors do love all the tourism it draws, but they don't love people by the bus loads sneaking on to their driveways, their porches, their ponds. this year they're setting up safe guards against the waves of influencers who keep coming by. this morning fall foliage in full swing in states like vermont. >> it is time to start planning your fall trips if you have not already. >> reporter: but tourists and influencers swarm new england to witness these changing leaves, residents here are determined to avoid some of the unexpected chaos that resulted last year. >> it's like, i can't even get to my home. they are walking on the lawn, the property, to take their photo shoots. >> i have been asked, where's the parking area? where's the bathrooms? where's the food facilities? there's none of that here. >

host: this is roy a trump supporter out of woodstock, georgia.e need to understand that this election is not about trump and kamala harris t. is about life and death. there are people trying to destroy our country and we have examples of this. we have the person who wanted to destroy israel. you hired somebody to come in but he couldn't curse -- host: bring me to 2024. caller: i'm trying to bring you there i will take you there. he told them have emmoral sex -- immoral sex. why we will go to another roy in florida. caller: here is the deal. read project 2025. that will tell you what trump is going to do. he already told people what he is going to do and people can't see it i don't know, i don't know what is going to happen. but i know if the democrats lose the house and senate and presidency, it is game over for this country. i'm leaving. i'm not going to stay here for it. because i have more respect for this country than to live through a dictatorship. host: what will you think with the house and senate races? caller: they could lose. there's po

woodstock, virginia, mike. a harris walz supporter. caller: good morning and as always thank you c-span for doing a great job. i have a couple of quick things. i am part of the shenandoah county virginia democratic committee and we have been all over as you know a pretty red district as far as our u.s. house representative and as far as our state legislature representatives. however going on some of your major questions if i may and i will try to go quickly, vice presidential debates do matter, you just had the favorability, don't know enough numbers up on screen. i like our fellow americans to remember that whether historically or currently people look at a vice president as what did they really do, etc.. you have to remember that the vice president has to step in regardless of who the president may be. they have to be prepared to walk into the oval office, whether in the past it was reported mr. trump did not take many of the briefings, etc., i think mr. pence obviously was a more honorable man. but those debates -- tonight's debates

like it was woodstock or coachella.your grandpa was acting like this, you'd call up your brother, call up your cousin, say, hey, have you noticed grandpa? he's acting kind of funny right now. but here's the interesting thing. he acts so crazy, and it's become so common that people no longer take it seriously. i'm here to explain to you just because he acts goofy does not mean his presidency wouldn't be dangerous. and you do not have to take my word for it. lately, some of the people who know donald trump best have been saying in no uncertain terms that he should not be president again. the other day, general john kelly, donald trump's former chief of staff, said that trump told him he wanted his generals to be like hitler's generals. now, don't boo. vote. now, i want to explain that in politics a good rule of thumb is don't say you want to do anything like hitler. that's just good political advice. but it is useful because it gives us a window into how donald trump thinks. and john kelly isn't the only one saying this.

he is just making up stuff that was that was not a love and peace fest, that was not woodstock was a we are the world that was a riot. it wasn't a, it was an insurrection, it was treason. there are people in prison, there are people who are dead because of what happened that day. and he played a role in it. and the fact that he continues to lie about his role and lie about what happened it's very, very unfortunate. it's very, very dangerous, it's very, very scary. and you combine that with his other bizarre behaviors, weird dance a thon for 40 minutes when he's supposed to be taking questions. if we had a we had a democratic if kamala harris was doing dance with don's at her town halls. but the whole world would be up and we've just lowered the bar and lowered the bar and lower the bar into the sewer and below. that, whatever donald trump says, it's supposed to be. okay. meanwhile kamala harris is putting forward substantive policy questions. she's got actual plans, actual policies. you may not like donald trump, you may not like kamala harris, but if you just close your eyes and lis

this is roy a trump/vance supporter out of woodstock, georgia. good morning.ller: we need to understand this election is not about donald trump and kamala harris. it's about life and death. there are people really trying to destroy our country. we have examples of this. there was a king's that wanted to destroy israel. he hired a sorcerer to curse israel. he couldn't curse israel. host: bring me to 2020 for here. caller: i am trying if you listen to me. he told him it had a moral effects. host: another roy in florida. good morning. they harassed supporter. -- a harris supporter. caller: here is that the deal. read a project 2025. it will tell you what donald trump will do. it already told you what he will do. i don't know what will happen. i know that if the democrats lose the house and senate and the presidency, it is came over for the country. i'm leaving. i will stay here for it. i have more respect for this country than to live through a dictatorship. i won't do it. host: what do you think will happen in the house and senate races? caller: if they could lo

you know, if you were at a big music concert, "well, it's no woodstock." - there's that boomer arrogance that everything they did was the coolest. it wasn't. i mean, who'd wanna be a hippie? ugh, oh my god. - we were the first generation to really adopt technology in ways that changed the very fabric of our nation. - hav-a-tude, wiener dude. - the idea of a mcjob, something that you're probably overqualified for. - there were all of these girls who worked at a coffee shop. they worked at a sandwich shop, i worked in a pizza restaurant at the mall. - the narrative about generation x was that we were lazy, entitled, directionless, slackers. - it was the last generation of just anti-commercialism. - marketing seemed gross. selling out was a huge thing. we hated labels and we hated names. we didn't wanna be put under one umbrella. - gen x to me is just fucking meaningless, marketing bs. these things are attributed to generations to sell things. - that's the thing with x. we don't ever get to describe ourselves. everybody does it for us. - i hate people talking about generations though. i'm s

woodstock, virginia, mike. a harris walz supporter.aller: good morning and as always thank you c-span for doing a great job. i have a couple of quick things. i am part of the shenandoah county virginia democratic committee and we have been all over as you know a pretty red district as far as our u.s. house representative and as far as our state legislature representatives. however going on some of your major questions if i may and i will try to go quickly, vice presidential debates do matter, you just had the favorability, don't know enough numbers up on screen. i like our fellow americans to remember that whether historically or currently people look at a vice president as what did they really do, etc.. you have to remember that the vice president has to step in regardless of who the president may be. they have to be prepared to walk into the oval office, whether in the past it was reported mr. trump did not take many of the briefings, etc., i think mr. pence obviously was a more honorable man. but those debates -- tonight's debates s

garden with some speakers, this was literally in terms of the conservative world, this was like our woodstockabout the people who were there, robert f kennedy, tulsi gabbard, melania trump, dr. phil, it was pretty unbelievable in terms of a lineup. but i think all in all that was a great rally that got worldwide coverage, and at the end of the day, what i most people paying attention to? donald trump. the contrast between him and kamala harris, especially when it comes to the economy and border security. the number one and number two issues. so look, donald trump i think is going to be headed for a big victory on tuesday night. i think we got to keep our foot on the gas and keep running through the tape, but at the end of the day, you look at a state like new hampshire, right now i don't know that we will end up winning it, but you've got brand-new polls showing up, that wasn't considered a valid ground state weeks ago. my stay here in virginia, this is a state that joe biden won by 10. the wind is at donald trump's back. if everything about a ground state poll after poll, the wind is at his

host: susan in woodstock, georgia. republican. go ahead. caller: thank you for letting me call in.lling about the dockworkers strike. i just want to say that i am 73 and i depend on a medication made in germany. if i cannot get this medication i will probably die. these dockworkers, i know some dockworkers, they make a tremendous amount of money. 100,000 to $200,000 per year. they are asking for a 77% raise. we have people in north carolina who are dying because i cannot get water and food, and these people are going to just let this stuff go because they want more money? i am not begrudging them if they do the job. i think the government needs to step in and make these people go back to work. people will die from this if it goes on long enough. host: susan, stick around in the last 45 minutes that is a topic we will be talking about. we will be joined by misty mcdaniel of the mercatus center at george mason university, a worm or top trade official in the george w. bush administration. we will talk about the strike and get your calls as well. we will be right back. ♪ >> booktv ever

this is roy, a trump-vance supporter out of woodstock, georgia. caller: john, this election is not about trump and kamala harris. this is about life-and-death. there are people really trying to destroy our country, and we have examples of this. a king wanted to destroy israel, -- host: bring me to 2024. caller: i'm trying to bring you there if you listen to me. i'm trying to take you there. he told them to have immoral sex -- host: we will go to another roy in florida, a harris supporter. go ahead. caller: here is the deal. read project 2025. that will tell you what trump is going to do. he has already told people what he is going to do. if people can't see it, i don't know what is going to happen. but i know that if the democrats lose the house and the senate and the presidency, it's game over for this country. i'm leaving. i'm not going to stay here for it, because i have more respect for this country than to live through a dictatorship. host: what do you think is going to happen in the house and senate races? caller: they could lose. the polls

it's basically woodstock. people were peaceful. no one died, except for the few that did.te, let's dance. ♪ it's raining men hallelujah ♪ ♪ it's raining men ♪ [ laughter ] >> does he not listen to the lyrics? >> wow. >>> welcome back to "morning joe." it is monday, october 21st. >> by the way -- >> good to have you with us. >> -- great skit. >> some just ran his sound bites, but that's where we're at. jokes were a little too close to reality. >> yeah, very good. >> really well done. >> yeah. >> really well done. >> keeton, wow. >> yes. jonathan lemire, reverend al sharpton and mark leibovich are still with us. we have a lot to get to. we have member of "the new york times" editorial board, mara gay. pulitzer prize winning author and presidential historian, doris kearns goodwin joins us this morning. it's really good to have you both this morning. >>> we start with the consequential comments made by donald trump over the weekend. not his cursing about kamala harris. not his vulgar description of arnold palmer's genitalia. no, it was his claim that certain democrats are enem

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