hand. duty, hean that is on is also the control room operator. it doesn't take a lot of people to do what we do for the amount of coal that we ship. >> washington journal continues. ohio, wes we travel to hope you to do in tuesday morning for the full three hours. aerial shot you an of our new drone. the phone lines are open. we want to hear from you. the numbers are on the screen. this is from the l.a. times, another leak of some of the acron. from m a look at the political implications of the health care

vote in the house of representatives. front page of the cleveland newspaper, do charters drain public funds? politico is writing about a race in georgia. here's an excerpt. the special: -- election will be the most expensive house race in history. reserved tv ads.

here are some the ads on the air in that race. >> i will work with anyone to do what is right for our country and georgia. we need to attract more high-tech and research jobs to the area. cutting wasteful spending is not up partisan issue. ground to fixmmon obamacare while keeping what works. when president trump acts recklessly, i will hold them accountable. that's why i approve this message. >> haven't we had enough of the politicians who never deliver? enough with the empty promises and gimmicks. i balanced the budget without raising taxes. tohought president obama implement photo id and one. in congress, i will fight for georgia families.

i approve this message. i will deliver. host: that's a look at some the ads on the air in george's sixth congressional vista the race for atlanta's mayor is the front page story of the journal-constitution. first whitelect the mayor in 50 years? let's go to pennsylvania. go ahead. caller: good morning. about the lady who called speaking about globalization and one world leader. that really concerns me. people willthat eventually find themselves throughout the world losing their individual freedoms and identities. diversity would go away.

everyone would be shackled by a very powerful individual. this is typical in nature. that is my comment today. host: let's go to st. louis on the independent line. caller: good morning. i just want to say you can't trust the republicans on anything to do with health care. , medicaid, medicare obamacare every step of the way. if they wanted to bring costs down and wanted to get the right side of history for a change and prove they cared or about people and not just their jobs or the insurance companies, they ought to support what they blocked seven years ago, medicare for trump said he liked in australia.

die if theyoing to do with they are trying to do. host: thank you for the call. this is the sunday post dispatch in st. louis. a look at two catastrophic floods within two years. morning. once on your mind? caller: good morning, steve. host: we're doing fine. caller: it's good to talk to you again. it's been a while. to mention a few religion and politics and the parallels berlin and 1930's what we are experiencing right now. twain thatwas mark

i'm not sureying history repeats itself, but it has a funny way of rhyming. that's going to lead me to my point about 1930's berlin. i'm sure you are freely without paraphrasing i am first they came for the trade unionists and i am a union machinist. i have seen unions decimated. for -- you know what i'm getting at. could one of your callers get in there. then they came for the jews, i wasn't jewish and i didn't sing the. they came for me and there was no one left to speak up. we are seeing that right now, except instead of jews its arabs

and muslims. politico with a story on the george's sixth district. it's the most expensive race in u.s. history. the piece is available online. we have a couple of tweets related to that. breath joining us from england. -- barbara joining us from england. go ahead. caller: i'd like to know if , does has an update -- does anyone have an up date regarding hillary

clinton and her foundation? you never hear about that anymore? she doesn't hold public office. we're getting a bit of the delay. thank you for the call. this is what the washington post is writing about concerning health care. outsider try for a deal on health care. follows: reads as

sylvia is joining us next on the independent line. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. disability and when my husband died they put me on social security. i was on both medicaid and medicare for eight years and then two weeks ago they cut me off. they said i made over the limit. it really made a big difference. wish i didn't have to worry about all of this paperwork in the drug land and all of that.

here,alth system we have if you don't have medicaid, they threw me out the door. they would not take medicare or any private insurance. therehis cut in medicaid, are going to be a lot of mental health people in bad shape as that's the only insurance. wideeling right now is don't they want to help people? just send us all a cyanide pill. host: this is the president last week as he celebrated the victory in the house. we suffered with obamacare. i went through two years of campaigning and i'm telling you no matter where i went, people were suffering with the ravages of obama care.

concerned, your premiums are going to start to come down. i feel so confident. your deductibles when it comes to deductibles it was so ridiculous that nobody got to use their current plan. this nonexistent plan i heard so many things about. i don't think you're going to hear so much right now. the insurance companies are fleeing. this is a great plan. i think it will get even better. replace ofepeal and obama care. make no mistake about it. host: the present with members of congress, all republicans who passed the bill by the narrowest of margins. what does the new law mean? the washington post is taken a look and that is available online.

let's go to carol from wisconsin on the democrat line. good morning. i would like to warn people that when their representative start talking about the high risk pool, they should be mailed them, talk to them in person if possible and asked them for specific details. i live in paul ryan's district. he talked about how great the district was here in wisconsin before obama took over. businessfor a small and they decided to get insurance. the insurance company they chose turned me down because of back surgery. to bosses told me to try apply for the high risk pool. i was accepted.

they said they would pay for it. otherwise i would not have it. this was 14 years ago. i was on it for about seven years. the premiums started out at $600 a month. left, they were up to over $900 a month with a $1000 co-pay. call your representatives and ask them what that high risk in yourgoing to be state. in your state. host: the new war on old rules. gutting regulations. warning, we are not ready for the next pandemic. the weekly standard is out ,oday, a look at jared kushner the son-in-law of donald trump.

rob from liverpool, england is next. caller: hello. i was wondering if we are constantly debated in europe were not spending enough on our military defense. apparently, that is the reason fund socialu health care. trump's billions of pounds, billions of dollars i should say,

host: his point about nato was amounta disproportionate and he wants everybody to pull their fair share. he brought that up with angela merkel. caller: ok. tohaven't asked america increase their funding of nato. that. has asked for host: we do pay more than any other country. caller: yes, you do. you have an innate fear of russia that a lot of europe doesn't. host: thanks for the call. what is on your mind? caller: good morning. i am ok. firstout to receive my social security check.

host: you are held? caller: i am 62. my federal pension dropped when i turned 62. i had no choice but to go with social security. beenk part-time since i've retired from the department of justice. i had to work part-time to supplement my government pension, which is under $20,000 a year. i am afraid of paul ryan. i think they are going to go after medicare and social security next. himself as a small child, his family benefited from so security because his father died when paul was between 10 and 15. i'm not saying he should received it. he should. that's what it was for. if my father had passed away, my mother could not have raised a child -- eight children.

ryan, i think he is such a hypocrite. he calls himself a christian. i was raised catholic. you can't call his phones in wisconsin. they ring busy 24/7. i think he has his phone so no one can get through to him. i am disgusted with his attitude about the health care. worth $5.5e is million. what does he have in common with us that live on $30,000 a year? virginia foxx is worth $4.5 million and she's not even having town hall meetings here. i think a lot of them claim to be catholic and christian, they are host: not christlike and

all. we are keeping track of some of the town hall meetings. we have a few more minutes of open phones if you want to dial-in and tell us your thoughts. york is on the independent line. program withe the two very smart people telling us about two sides of the atlantic and the election. host: if you missed it, it's on our website at www.c-span.org. caller: she was so factual and her knowledge commenting on the facts of the issues in france. nice. i do know the father. loving his delivery.

he seems ready factual. i know he is conservative. is, whatever our viewpoint is, i think the political class and you could hear in that previous caller, it is over. none of us are interested in the lifelong party member and their million dollar turnaround. and shethe clintons loses to the surprise of the political class. they have turned office big it. for them to accept that kind of money while one of them is in office, it's going to far. issue, i don't think anybody should be on tv, you try to keep it.

for him to write an editorial i believe that trump and i am neither party. for obama twice. everybody went for obama because it was exciting. must quiet the reddick. i think trump is from the , he said i can do better than this. let me share this story from the japan times and north korea. -- the stories from beijing.

daniel is joining us from england. caller: hello. i had a question concerning health care. i'm a supporter of donald trump. of ourlike to see more cures rather than drugs. on stemvested money cells, we can re-create organs. the japanese are already doing this.

instead of being given a pill, you are given a new organ out of your own dna. it is still in trials. why doesn't the government invest heavily in such things? health care is very expensive because the elderly are a greater portion of the population. cost is a continuous cost. you don't replace the organs with new organs. there are so many technologies on the cusp. what should be done, what i think he should do is invest heavily in these things. host: we have time for one more call. janet is in florida. caller: i am a retired registered nurse here in central florida. i have a question about the french election.

ofs france have any type , or isal college system it a direct democracy where the person who gets the most votes wins? host: it is the majority. we haven't uniquely here in the united states. thank you for the call from florida. we will continue this conversation tomorrow morning at 7:00 eastern time. this is a preview. a constitutional law professor from the university of texas will talk about the travel ban. missiletalk about the defense program. $11,000 to support one illegal immigrant, he is going to support -- join us. that is all tomorrow morning. newsmakers is coming up next.

tv and to check out book end up. with hope you enjoy the rest of your sunday. enjoy your weekend and have a great week ahead. >> next, newsmakers with peter defazio. the james comey talks about email investigation at a senate committee hearing. frenchverage of the presidential election results. senior democrat on the transportation committee. join us to ask question is lauren gardner from politico