biden-harris supporters. here is the number for you if you are anybody else. now, if you cannot get through on the phone lines and still want to make a comment, try texting us. here is the number two text. please include your first name and your city in the text so we can identify you. as always, at facebook and at twitter. we will begin taking your calls in just a minute. our viewers might already know this. a viral moment from the debate, a unexpected guest tonight, fly lands on mike pence s head tonight. here s a picture of that. it goes viral. the joe biden campaign tweeting this out after the bait. don t let this debate buzz off. selling flyswatter s. if lots away swats away flies and lies. cnn.there is this from at the end of the debate, vice president mike pence and senator harris ended up with nearly the same amount of speaking time, differing by just a few seconds. take a look at the amount of time spoken. here is the final speaking tally. mike pence with 36 minu
national military park. we re going to have him talk about the expert. he is everything you hope you find when you walk up to the desk of the park and you want to talk to that great southern gentleman with the great accent and he will tell you about southern charm. he has been told he is not southern enough. is that right? matt: yes. i wish he would stop with the gentle man part. eman part.e gentl gentleman, who was about to speak to you today. he comes from mississippi and we ll talk about the siege of mississippi. anyone was ever have the opportunity to be was ever opportunity had the to be on a battlefield with him is kind of like having this immersive experience on the field. and it is kind of like having this standup comedy routine, where he charms hundreds of the visitors with his unique style. if you ever have the opportunity a listen to him speak, it is wonderful storytelling experience. ado, i present matt atkinson. matt: i always hate the introduction. i think
it will the thing that made me that he was someone we could put our money on was that donald j. trump is kryptonite. he hates us with a passion. ilkonly someone of his could have won the election. only somebody who could not care less about political correctness and was going to call out the fake news about their lives. so number one, he is who he is. secondly, within minutes, it was clear to me this man understands we are at war. he understands the threat from groups like isis, understands the threat from countries like iran or china or russia. the most important thing of all, he wants to win the war with our enemies. that is the present. what happened in the last nine months? here, i will cut you something an analogywill use from my childhood. i am sure you re familiar with one of his movies, red door. red dawn is about cuba invading the united states, and a scrappy band of insurgents stand up to fight this juggernaut of communism. that is what happened november
hack from last year. c time magazine, highway and threatening the progressa in california. tosing hundreds of people flee their homes. especially in sonoma county. politico, president trump s frustration with congress reaching a breaking point. trying to force their hand on the healthfrom insurance market to immigration. nfl sunday.ther should athletes and players be required to stand for the at them? the nfl takes upset question this week. if you say yes, they should be required to stand, if us a call at (202) 748-8000. if you disagree, (202) 748-8001. this statement from roger goodell ahead of the meeting taking place this week. he writes like many of our fans, we believe everyone should stand for the national and and we care deeply about our players and respect their opinions and concerns about critical social issues. the controversy over the anthem is a barrier to having honest conversation and making progress on issues. we need to move past this controversy and we want
and group retirement products. that s why we re your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. lincoln center in new york,at hari sreenivasan. sreenivasan: good evening and thanks for joining us. the weekend after senate republicans delayed any votes on their bill to repeal and replace president obama s affordable care act, trump administration officials say they re optimistic a compromise is within reach. today, health and human services secretary tom price said after the july 4 recess, he believes senate majority leader mitch mcconnell will get legislation that could lower health insurance costs back on track. what we re trying to do is bring all of those prices down. everybody. premiums in this nation have doubled over the past four years, up an average of $3,000 dollars for the average family. that s a tax on everybody. sreeni