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is what we want to talk about on this first segment of "washington journal." what do you think about a nationwide cellphone driving ban, hand-held driving ban. you supported? -- do you support it? please, allow 30 days between your calls. you can also send us a tweet -- and you can send an e-mail -- remember to include the hypen in that case. and finally, you can vote on our facebook page -- no hypen there. here is "the washington times" and how they play the story this morning -- here...

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we divided our numbers a little bit differently this segment -- of course, you can always send a tweet as well -- hyphen in cspan in that case. and our e-mail address, yes, there is a hyphen. finally, you continue the conversation on facebook. no hypen. a little bit more from the present. >> in 1910, teddy roosevelt came here, and he laid out his vision for what he called a new nationalism. our country, he said, means nothing unless it means the triumph of a real democracy, of an econo...

and he was very forthcoming after a while because he trusted me and he hadnt been talked about it before. in the short term interview, if you know what youre looking for from the subject and you want them in essence to put a piece of cement then youre satisfied when you said. c-span: to you have a favorite saying in this book? >> i actually do. the opening paragraph of chapter 2, which we did first, which is the beginning of world war i of hong. >> i could find it but whether or not i ...

two different views. we begin this morning with a decision yesterday by the supreme court to limit life sentences for juveniles. it will affect the lot in 37 states, the district of columbia, and the federal government. -- it will affect the law in 37 states, the district of columbia, and the federal government. we will ask your opinion for that. democrats, 202-737-0002. republicans, 202-737-0001. and our line for independents, 202-628-0205. good tuesday morning to you. the supreme cou...