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going out of our borders and keep our children here at home and love them and take care of them. host: go ahead. trump. trump it up, mr. we need you. childrene of the trump will be speaking, including tonight. we will say goodbye for now from the skylight financial group. we will be back tomorrow morning at 7 a.m. eastern time with more of your phone calls and commentary. thank you for watching. we will see you then. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] c-span created by america s cable-television companies. i live coverage of every minute of the republican and democratic national conventions is provided you provided to you by your cable or satellite provider. day two of the republican national convention starts at 5:30 eastern. we have a preview program that gets underway at 4:00. among the speakers today, paul ryan, senate majority leader, mitch mcconnell, gover ....
[applause] [applause] [applause] delegates, ladies and gentlemen, please take your seats. please welcome back republican national committee chair rice priebus. mr. priebus: welcome to the third session of the 2016 republican national convention. the convention will come to order. olors will bec represented by our men and women in blue. please welcome the color guard from the cleveland police department for helping protect us tonight. [applause] thank you. halt. left face. please remain standing for the pledge of allegiance, the national anthem and the indication. representing countries from around the world, please welcome the patriotic nationality ambassadors will lead us in our pledge of allegiance. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and sue the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. mr. priebus: all right. please welcome lifelong browns ch, who will sing t ....
campaig campaign. it has to be about what we re going to build together a much needed victory as hillary clinton sweeps by bernie sanders. in washington dc a funeral for a powerful voice on the supreme court, antonin scalia good evening. thanks for joining us with our special coverage continuing here live from new york. it was a critical day in the race for the white house. two elections with a lot on the line for both democrats and republicans. first out west in nevada, a desperately needed win for hillary clinton and in south carolina a razor thin race to see who would come in second to front runner donald trump. let s go ahead and take a look at the latest numbers coming in from south carolina. they are almost done counting the final ballots there. donald trump was the winner with 32%. but marco rubio and ted cruz virtually tied for second, but if you look beyond the percentage, you will see marco rubio leading by just over a thousand votes there. the big story ....
winner aung san suu kyi. critics say she s actually in favor of an asian version of apartheid. a ra random individual decids to be evil, i don t know what you say about that. an uber driver arrested for a killing spree that killed at least six people. and a battle between two titans. apple versus the fbi, the struggle for privacy and security. it s the topic of the week ahead. and we begin tonight in the race for the white house, which is intensifying after a very dramatic saturday primary and caucus. the major candidates are out in full force right now and they are literally taking a ride across the country. let s take a look at this map here which shows you the locations of the democrats, and where they head just today. you can see that bernie sanders he went down to south carolina. this will be the scene of the next democratic primary, and in south carolina, senator sanders is polling way behind secretary clinton. he would like to see if he can pick up mowm mow ....
debates. if you are a republican. if you are a democrat. and 202-748-8002 if you are an independent. you can join the conversation on facebook at facebook.com/cspan. here are some of the comments i have already come in. michelle says, i learned more from the town hall formats. the debates are mostly candidates talking over each other and what they have to say amounts to not much more than a soundbite due to the limited amount of time they have to speak. and with the town halls, the average joe often ask questions the moderators don t ask. learned if a nation of 315 million can only put forth a communist, a known criminal, and the keystone k ops as president, we are sunk. our elitist political ruling class has just about achieved what the communists have been trying to do for 100 years. person says, the debates are necessary if you have been paying attention to politics. if anything, they distort, not clarify. if you want to come in through the phone lines, 202 is the ar ....