from the national archives this is an hour and a half. good evening. i m david fairio the of the united states and i m pleased to welcome you to the william g mcgowan theater here at the national archive. whether you re in our thetore or joining us on the youtube station. very welcome to our c-span viewers. tonight s program, catch the wave weis presented in partnership with u.s. scgz of former members of congress, and we thank them for their support and i notice that barbara, former president of the association is with us this evening, welcome back, it s nice to see you. before we hear from our panelists i d like to tell you about two other programs that are coming up in this theater. on thursday november # 1st at 7:00 p.m., a panel of combat photographers who served in vietnam as part of the army s photographic office will discuss their role and their work. the program is presented in partnership with u.s. army center for military history and i in observance of the 50th
a subject i m not supposed to discuss, the 2020 election, i will discuss conspiracies that took place. not with voting machines or ballot countings, just conspiracy that took place, dark money. billionaires, democrat party. corporatists and others. if we don t address this, the next election for if the for president in 2024 will wind up the same way. a piece in time magazine in february. saved it s for whom, democrats and joe biden. to lay foundation here. it says in part, trump said on december 2 within days after election we witnessed an orchestrated effort to anoint the winner while many key states were still being counted. he was not wrong about that. later it says their work whose work? he left wing groups corporatists and democrat populists. they recruited armies of pollworkers and got millions of people to vote by mail for first time, successfully pressures social media companies to take a harder line against disinformation. you can see how partisan it is, i am read
ever wrote before he left office, 1984, in abortion and the conscience of a nation and he said, i would believe he would speak of the stem cell research today in the same way, irrespective what his namesake says. that you can not diminish the value of any kind of human life without diminishing the value of all human life. and that the sanctity of human life and this debate over stem cell research is fundamentally at the center of this political debate, make no mistake about it. next week on capitol hill i will be privileged to be part of a team that brings to the floor another bill that i think is at the very center of our national life, and very heartbeat of your work in christian coalition, and that is, we will bring the marriage protection act to the floor of the house of representatives. and we will pass it in this congress. [applause] and i must tell you that there are those who would trivialize this debate, and to be perfectly candid, i believe this issue is of such eno
taking the house. it s down to one, and we are keeping a close eye on races in virgin, north carolina and iowa. wins in any of those will put the g.o.p. over the top. we update you on the latest returns. we ll look at the surprise election issue, ebola. first our reporters are live in cities across america and around the world for a sense of how the election is playing out. let s start with tony harris. a terrific panel in new york city, and we are diving down on the issues that america say are important. that s the economy, jobs, health care. we ll be talking about issues. now let me send it to joie chen in washington. tony, thanks, we are closely still watching the battle for kansas. it is a big fight there. big turnout. big fights for both the senate and the governors seats as well. watching very closely and it s racing neck and neck for kansas governor, and governor sam brownback hanging on to the seat against paul davis. it is going back and forth. it s a race that m
records on governor scott plan kept secret with you go to plan for the governors mansion grounds in tallahassee. this from the arizona republic as the arizona republican selecting as republican candidate for governor in arizona the we will follow all of these races and you can check at the schedule online at c-span.org with regard to the debates coming up in a key house, senate and gubernatorial races. a contributor to cnn.com on the issue of mitt romney. is joining us live on the phone. caller: thanks for having me. host: on speculation based on the comments governor romney said on the hugh hewitt program. you say it is not out of question that that romney could run and could potentially get the 60 nomination for the gop. why? comic part of it is about him in and partners about the republican party but there are moments in history are candidates have remade themselves like richard nixon is able to come back after losing the presidential race in 1960 in the gubernatorial