announcer: election 1976, a case study. your host is political analyst richard scanlon. richard: with me here in washington today, mr. stephen hess of the brookings institution and professor howard penniman of georgetown university. this is the first of a series of programs that are going to extend over the full period of the campaign until beyond the election in november in our bicentennial political year. what we want to do is to bring a picture of the american electoral process. we will have special programs dealing with parties and the media, campaign technique and polling and the rest. what we are really aiming to do is to give you a picture of the way in which we select our american president. and how 215 million or 220 million americans can provide every four years a process by which leadership can be developed and transferred over these 200 years of american history. what we hope to do is to bring you discussions of these various aspects of the electoral campaign an
Of us going out to go vote and try to get our friends to vote if every year or four years we come out and the same stuff is going to happen . Foregoing cap fracking and corporations not paying their share of taxes and move overseas. You know what, if all this stuff is happening, then i dont need to be a part of this. On the 29th of july i will resend my membership to the democratic party. I will become not affiliated. Bank in his airlift has some good voter laws so i can thank goodness maryland has good voter laws. I dont think i can vote for Hillary Clinton with a language that is put forward. That thank you everybody that participated in todays program. We will be back live from the National Constitution center in philadelphia. Lots of live events today from the Democratic National convention as a gets underway tomorrow. Thank you for being with us. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. Visit ncicap. Org
Good evening, everyone. I eat kate bolduan in for erin burnette. Right now both of those candidates are going to be speaking live making what is very close to their final pitch to primary and caucus voters. Donald trump is rallying voters outside in New Hampshire. Tedd cruz is in iowa, part of a sixday swing through three dozen counties in that state. And the rest of the gop field is fanning across the early states and with the pressure on, Donald Donald trump is now rolling out his first tv ad highlighting some of his most controversial comments yet. Donald trump calls it islamic terrorism. Thats why hes calling for a shutdown of muslims into the United States until he can figure out whats going on. Sara is traveling with the Trump Campaign. Shes with us tonight. A lot of questions right now about whether he can turn this big enthusiasm at these rallies into actual votes. What are voters there telling you . Thats right, kate. Thats really the core question of Donald Trumps candidacy.
Sunday, President Trump tweeting a daca deal is off the table. Border patrol agents arent properly to do their job because of ridiculous liberal democrat laws like catch and release. Getting more dangerous, caravans, he says, are coming. Republicans must go to the numerical option. No more daca deal. That is just in part what he said. Geoff bennett covering and joining us live from the white house. What many people are ask, why today and what does this mean moving forward . Hey, richard. Daca recipients, tpresents will. Now President Trump is suggest that go prospects for a deal are off. As to what prompted all of this, the president s call for tougher Immigration Reform followed a report on fox news as you indicated about a caravan of a thousand or so people from Central America making their way through mexico headed to the u. S. Where they hoped to seek asylum. The president then sent these three tweets, one of which calls to an end to protection for dreamers and a threat to dismantl