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gave a positive image and got fdr democrats. say theympaign, people are coming over to our campaign who have been democrats their whole life. it cuts across racial, party lines. if we have the shared value, that is how we win. states.purple, and blue we love the story. oh, sure. [indiscernible] thank you so much. of course. here.are we? oh, right [indiscernible] you guys want a picture? blocking thes lens. photo-bombing? c mon. you want a picture? yeah. what is your name? meetn? very nice to you. sir.good to see you, coming out.r thank you for that. thank you for everything you do. tomorrow, our road to the white house coverage continues with more from the iowa state fair. we will hear from florida representative, the chair of the democratic national committee. also hear from chris christie and bobby jindal. follow the c-span cities tour as her travel outside the national beltway. tour isdea behind the to take the programming from american history tele ....
the respective parties. to hear from you this morning mprticularly about the tru and bernie sanders campaigns. you may agree with these matters, you may not agree with him, but we are interested in hearing from you about why the public is interested, and why you think that is happening. from republicans. (202) 748-8000 for democrats. (202) 745-8002 for independents . if you want to let us know on social media, what is driving the trump and sanders on twitter.anwj facebook.com/cspan on facebook. this is from the los angeles times, about the popular sentiment feeling both the bernie sanders and donald trump campaigns. host: again, your thoughts on what is driving people to the and sanders campaign. again, you may agree with them or not. for republicans. (202) 748-8000 for democrats. .202) 745-8002 for independents if you wouldn t mind, when you call in, let us know the candidate you are supporting as well, whether it be sanders, , or someone else. senator sanders was in ....
hello, iowa. i am so proud to be back at the soapbox at the iowa state fair. this is my third opportunity to be up here on the stage at the des moines register soapbox. this is such an important opportunity to really talk about the choices we have in front of us over the next 16 months. what i do every year is, this is one of the best fairs in america. iowans clearly believe it is the best fair. every time i am here, i have brought one of my kids. i have my third child with me. it was her turn this year. we spent the afternoon at the fair yesterday and it was an incredible time. i can t begin to describe to you the amount of fried food that we ate on a stick, which is something we look forward to every year. my son in advising my daughter that she should definitely come with me this year said, rebecca, you should go because, not going to lie, it was my best food day ever. in his 15 years at the time, that was saying a lot. i m so glad to be here, because there s a littl ....
people here are dying of overdoses that could be reversed if someone had this on the scene, we need to be doing everything in our power to make it more widely accessible. host: here is john from seattle, washington. caller: good morning, gentlemen. this is an interesting conversation. this the second time i have called the spin in about 30 years. i just came from rhode island, and i find this conversation from theng, especially law enforcement aspect with the tillman said police basically when it comes to heroin, they the lawfish enforcement aspect where the gentleman said police are kind of standoffish. my son graduated from st. john s university and told me the only time he was stopped and frist, the only time someone put their hands on him was when he was going up there in new york. the first conversation we had was with this heroin epidemic of their, why are they not doing it there it s coming to the law enforcement aspect, like they pick and choose what they wa ....
where there s so many ways to succeed that people aren t as opposed to each other and interest anymore. we re members of so many classes. your both a nerd and islamic and punk or something. what, that s the path to peace. i hope we have a world of ever increasing diversity and skill. [applause]. thank you all for coming out here. let s thank sebastian and jaron again for speaking with us. [applause]. saturday, august 29 of hurricane katrina, one of the five deadliest storms in u.s. history. an all-day event featuring officials authors and community leaders. that evening, more from the atlantic conference. a, c-span st at 2006 tour of new orleans hurricane damage and recovery effort. a 2005 house hearing featuring new orleans citizens describing their experience is during and after the storm. they told us we they would take us to shelters and get us help. they loaded us up on these military trucks then they declared the city of new orleans a war zone. it still di ....