>> here's a look at our live coverage tuesday. at 2:30 p.m. eastern on c-span, f.b.i. director christopher ray joins other intel officials for a senate homeland security hearing on domestic threats. on c-span2, the senate is back at 10:00 a.m. eastern to consider judicial nominations for the u.s. court of federal claims and the ninth circuit court of appeals. and on c-span3, a senate judiciary subcommittee takes a look at cyberthreats and preventing data breaches. that gets underway at 2:30 p.m. eastern. coming up in an hour -- former florida congressman bill mccollum, one of the managers during president clinton's impeachment, discusses the politics of presidential impeachments. at 8:30, former clinton administration national ecurity official nancy

soderberg of the implications of the ukraine phone call. and at 9:00 a.m., fix the court executive director gain roth discusses roth discusses public opinion of the u.s. supreme court. ♪ is tuesday, november 5, 2019, election day in five states and one year until the 2020 presidential election. good morning and welcome to "washington journal." we will spend the first hour talking about your candidate, the top issues, and the trends you are seeing. here is how to be a part of it, if you are a8000 democrat. republicans use 202-748-8001. for democrats -- for independents and others, 202-748-8002.

you can send us a text. that number is 202-748-8003. use your name or where you are texting from. at twitter @cspanwj and feel free to post comments on facebook. facebook.com/cspan. we will start off with usa today and their front page take on the election day today. battlegrounds could help define 2020. stake writingjor the off year elections are state and local affairs, but they will tell us something about the national political scene one year before the 2020 election. bluer americar is growing. will races in kentucky, mississippi, and louisiana be more evidence voters are increasingly unwilling to vote one way for federal office and .nother for state

frome is no getting away what is happening nationally, --n in off year elections works to increase engagement women, --married whatever you say, you are running in an operating environment defined by his presidency. president trump yesterday in lexington, kentucky, campaigning for matt bevin. this from the associated press. who covers the white house and capitol hill for the ap, a divided nation lurches toward 2020 election. one year from now, voters will decide weather to grant -- whether to grant president trump a second term in office. much is unknown about how the united states and politics will look on november 3, 2020. who will be trump's opponent?

strong economy sure up support or will warning signs turn into a reality? president torican be impeached by the house of representatives, some thoughts of julie pace of the associated press. some thoughts of president trump --king to 2020 and speaking [video clip] >> we will elect a republican congress. campaign in every one of those states that were so corrupt if they raise their hand. .on't forget out of 100 94, we got 194. not one republican left us last week. 2 republicans -- and the other

three could not get there. they said you can't do that. f-word problems. then we had the democrats, we picked up two democrats. we had bipartisan support. that is unusual. i always say because they are lousy politicians and they have lousy policy, but they stick together, that is about it. we will elect a republican congress in 2020. host: 2020 election one year away on the first tuesday in november. we go to teresa in tennessee on the republican line. caller: good morning. is notse donald trump president. cannot named, you that has gone like

a trump in every state every --k, biden has not dominant, done it. i believe this will be a historic turnout. believe black is going to turn out for the man who passed the crime bill. and the impeachment is only making trump stronger. the man has got so much money, he is rolling in it. democrats have 6 million or so you are in debt. host: when you say he has lots of money, you are seeing lots of

tv ads? caller: i see ads. not a whole lot. -- heis going after these is going after these swing states. democrats don't have the money to compete with trump. host: eric in washington state, seattle, independent line. caller: i would like to make a response to that woman talking about the blacks. i am one of the blacks she is talking about. when white people come to the united states -- you are called white people, there is no such race as white people. trump's rally has a lot of people because the simple fact is it is like a ku klux klan rally. we blacks will vote for a

democrat, we are the smartest group of voters that vote our interest. a 97% of black people vote democrat and we will vote for the democratic candidate. we do not like biden because of what he his done and sooner or they, just like clinton, -- he will have to pay for it. you have to pay for the crimes on generations of black people. host: if it is not biden, who do you want to see running? caller: trump is giving money to everybody -- it is a socialism program and these tax cuts, those tax cuts are not helping anyone. the average person does not know if the stock market is opera down -- is up or down every day. host: who do you want to see in 2020? caller: we will not vote for donald trump.

host: betty is next in florida. taking myank you for call. the previous callers were talking about the blacks. you don't know what we are going to do, i am not voting for no one but vice president biden i amse you go way back -- 87 years old, we all are immigrants. i am up black american. they sold us as slaves, we went through a lot. are black american. i am voting for democrats like i have always done and it will be biden, i am not voting for harris. we don't need this race stuff, that has been going on many years because everybody doesn't look at what the constitution says about america. host: one year until the

presidential election, folks are saying on text and twitter and facebook -- this is a text from bill who says pete buttigieg is the person who can usher in a new era. now is the time for pete. john saying democrats will nominate a socialist and enough americans pull that lever. on facebook, it has to be bernie sanders, says connie. without election integrity, the results will be meaningless. the results are important because they will tell us where this country is headed. linda saying i pray everyone stops listening to the eight flat and uninformed rhetoric from the left and votes to keep trump 4 more years. obama had us on a down road -- downward spiral. at this point, anyone who can be an adult who respects the law and be a leader with integrity for the good of all america, we have a perfect example of what

america does not need in office, state elections. the country.cross paul's open in states facing test of party control. both major parties are jockeying for control of state .egislatures democrats on tuesday have a chance to gain unified control in virginia meaning a hold on the two houses and the governor's office while they try to break gop trifecta is in kentucky and mississippi. on our republican line, christian, good morning. phoenix, arizona. go ahead, christian -- wrong one, sorry about that. are you there? caller: yes.

thank you so much for taking my call. i want to follow-up up with you quickly before i make my comment . the last time i called and the whistleblower democrat scam had first initially kicked off, i let you know dan coats did in fact put in his resignation before august 15. when i was talking to you over the phone, you were telling me i was wrong about the dates, i was not wrong. coats issued a press release for his resignation july 28 and august 15, his resignation was effective. between july 20 eighth and august 15, that is when that whistleblower complaint was filed and that is when the whistleblower complaint form was retroactively changed. that was confirmed by the inspector general of the director of national intelligence office. i wanted to point that out.

host: thanks for correcting us. go ahead with your comment, christian. inwill go to tom, next, joppa, maryland. caller: good morning. i was a democrat, but i just changed -- four democrat -- four generation democrat, but i changed to republican because i am totally ashamed of my party and i think andy kaufman has fooled us all and turned out to be adam schiff. the democratic party has become do as i say, not as i do. they are saying i am the one stealing from you and you are innocent and i turn around and say you are the thief, that is exactly what they are doing to this president. this man is the greatest leader this world has ever seen -- not the united states, this world

has ever seen. the most fair and the most transparent leader i have ever seen in my 46 years of living. thank you all, have a great day and don't believe the hype. host: tennessee, independent line, we are a year away from the presidential election. james, what are you thinking? caller: that man is crazy. good morning, thank you for taking my call. that man who is talking is crazy. donald trump is not know great leader. with christ.im christ. no white man in america can be a profit. that woman in tennessee -- she is crazy. host: look at where joe biden

democrats -- they are pulling in key states, president trump would likely voters and registered voters, none of these states are having their primaries -- let's look at likely voters, president trump -- joe biden with an edge, bernie sanders with an edge. not only against elizabeth warren, but also in north carolina, an edge over other candidates. joe biden showing strength in key states the new york times looked at slightly in pennsylvania, wisconsin, florida, and arizona. joe biden was in iowa along with other democratic candidates. [video clip] hateu know, folks, hate,

only hides, it never leaves. ais is a man who has employed in a way that it is given oxygen, it comes out from under the rocks and pollutes everything. it is a man who started his campaign based on hate and division, dividing people in ways we have not been divided before. this is a man who has embraced tyrants and dictators. this is a man who has looked at people like kim jong-un as well as vladimir putin and embraced them. -- there is a couple of things i have learned. putin one is vladimir does not want me to be president .

number 2, donald trump does not want me to be the nominee. make a lot of money to sure i am not. -- we have got to beat this man. it is not enough that we just him him, we have to beat soundly so everyone knows we are not going back to a time when another president like him can hold that office. him and i will beat him like a drum if i am the nominee and he knows it. host: joe biden in iowa. your thoughts, your candidates, your issues, 202-748-8000 for democrats. 202-748-8001 for republicans and independents and others,

202-748-8002. in new york city, republican line, this is carol. caller: good morning. thanks for taking my call. in 2016.or trump i was a republican. i have changed my affiliate, i am now independent. i think trump is not a great aader, i don't think he is great leader. host: why did you vote for him in 2016 and why did you change your view? caller: i wanted to make positive changes and i was fooled. i don't think he has done anything positive for this country at all. and all the putin

dictators which he would like to be like, that is what he wants to do. the united states is a republic and we need to hold onto our values and what we believe in. a lot of people and i hope people wake up in and respect and dignity and not be fold again. holdinge of the states elections today, virginia. this is doug on the independent line. caller: good morning. the biggest thing i have a problem within this country, -- russia interfering with our elections, they cannot make votes, they are advertising.

we interfere with other people's i amions all the time embarrassed i spent my life serving this country the way this country is headed right now . i am 70 years old and if you cannot live in this country, you don't like this country, you can leave. the racial problem is because of the tv, not because of the people. people get along if people just leave us alone. think people realize unemployment is the lowest it has ever been, stock market is the highest it has ever been and he hasn't done anything right. i wish people would give him the right respect and stop calling

him trump, it is president trump. host: the former united states ambassador to ukraine told impeachment investigators last month she felt "threatened by president trump after it emerged he told the ukrainian president she would 'go through some things.'" the house released testimony from marie yovanovitch. michael mckinley, who advised mike pompeo and has since --ired, she was being publicly giuliani andy rudy other republicans that testimony complicate --

president trump up and tweeting about the election today, this is what the president is saying, virginia with the massive amount of defense and other work i brought you -- i brought to you and everything planned, go out and vote republican. havew dems are saying they your vote locked, but vote republican today. romney in texas. caller: good morning, thank you for taking my call. trump supporters this, they'll let facts, they don't let truth stand in the way of their misguided support for trump. this guy has laid out a menu of indecency and they ate it up like a mcdonald's value menu.

they talk about democrats this, democrat that, witchhunt, donald -- america has got to wake up. he is taking america down a path we have never been read we need -- democrats have to come in and fix it. host: you are calling on the democrats line one year out, who is your top candidate? caller: i am going to go with biden, i think he is the best candidate. it is just a cover-up to cover

up trump's corruption. it is going to be like it always is, a republican gets out of office, a democrat has to get in and fix. fix.will be a tough trump has took this nation where we have never been, he is trying to destroy it for his own profit. he is corrupt, his family is corrupt, republicans are nothing but cronies trying to protect him. they have no backbone. streeterry of the wall journal interviewing the former vice president asking where world -- where will the democratic party land. -- biden staked out a form firm argument for the virtues of continued american engagement abroad. we don't have to have 100,000 troops stationed anywhere, but we need to be engaged and friends.our allies and

a vacuum like he is leaving create opportunity for difficulty. if we don't organize the world, who does? not the good guys. mr. biden said he would --nstate america's participation in the nuclear deal with iran from which mr. trump has withdrawn. he was vague on how he would handle the transpacific .artnership eddie on our independent line, go ahead. caller: i would like to say when we listen to biden speak in that brief summary, all i heard him say was beat trump, i did not hear him say anything about what he would do differently.

if you guys moved from western syria to northern syria. we cannot be in these wars .orever these people have dogged this man, treated him like a dog. all these folks on this line talking about how bad trump is, look at biden and his son, hunter, read the transcript. donald j. trump did nothing wrong in that phone call with president zelensky. you look at this and it is a witchhunt, that is exactly what it is, they are going after this guy because he is the best thing that ever happened in america. that is why they will lose again and we will take congress, president trump will win. i am a regular day -- guy.

i go out every day and work. i hear all these divided people talk about how donald trump is the worst guy on earth. donald trump is a good man. all these people in new york before he was president, they him and now thatim and he is president because they have their own what they want -- they want a power grab -- they want to be the ruling class and rule our country. bille not seen one single from the democrat and that congress be passed other than impeach the president. president. host: we showed you a video a moment ago and you saw the trump campaign handing out the "read the transcript" t-shirts. why these states hold off year elections.

matt bevin out campaigning in .exington yesterday did you know 2019 is an election year? five states will hold big general elections. voters in kentucky, the louisiana, mississippi, new jersey, and virginia will elect a whole slew of state lawmakers owned -- or a governor or other statewide executives. next,to mississippi raymond. caller: i am going to vote today and come to find out the state is similar to the popularl college, the vote does not count.

a rightke we don't have to vote anymore. it is disturbing we go back to 1890 and before black people -- black folks even have the right to vote in this state. host: when did they last to the districts in mississippi? but -- i don't know, they changed the districts when bush was in office and they put thirdnty into the --trict when it used to be host: more likely to wait longer to cast their ballots in the 20 midterm elections with fulton county, georgia, topping the list.

the percentage of precincts surveyed where voter wait time sometimes reach more than 30 minutes doubled between 2014 and 2018 to about 6%. according to a study across the country conducted by the bipartisan policy center and m.i.t.. read more at washingtonpost.com. kentucky next, christie, good morning on the republican line. caller: good morning. thanks for taking my call. i was actually in lexington last night. it was electric. the rallies on tv do not do it justice. and supportto go our president, there was a collar comparing trump rallies as a kkk rally. i stood beside a whole lot of americans, a whole lot of

kentuckians last night and there were many racists. it was far -- races. it was far from a kkk rally. that is what is wrong with this race issue. stop making it a race issue because it is not. i love our president, i support him. unemployment is at an all-time be respectedves to and i was proud to go to lexington and cheer him on last night. host: we talked about those t-shirts, the " read the transcript" t-shirts. were they handing those out last night? themr: i did not see handing them out, but there was a lot of them. there was a lot of good shirts. there was one that says trump's tweets matter.

i thought that was pretty good. host: thanks for your report on the rally last night. this is the new york times reporting. talk about some of the state politics involved, they write mr. trump hopes to push lieutenantincumbent governor matt bevin across the finish line against andy bashir. mr. bevin has struggled with low approval ratings, but democrat see his plight as a sign is to trump has been weakened in kentucky, a state he carried by 30 percentage points in 2016. theeld a rally to promote lieutenant governor in another type race -- tight race. he plans to visit louisiana on -- polls to stump for show him to be among the

popular least governors. ass,s such a pain in the but that is what you want." promoting him as tough on crime and a defender of gun rights. we hear from don on our republican line. good morning. caller: i want to speak for we, the people. i want to talk about the .onscience i have been studying and reading and listening to all the politics going on both sides. --hink the conscience definition is a person's difference to tell right from wrong, it is god-given at birth. people are not going by their conscience.

we, the people, are going by our conscience. we are supposed to have control over the democrats and over .epublicans donald trump, he is not trying to get even. he is trying to get even for all vil that has been done. i want to talk one more thing about fake news. every time you pick up the paper , you are talking about your answers are fox news. that is false. thank you for listening to my call. host: don in iowa. elizabeth warren one of several candidates in iowa last week and over the weekend as that state's

caucuses get closer, three months away or so. let's hear what senator warren had to say about the 2020 race ny she thinks she should be the democrats -- race and why she thinks she should be the democrats candidate. [video clip] >> anyone who comes on this stage and tells you they can is not going to win that fight. anyone who comes on this stage and tells you to dream small and give up early is not going to lead our party to victory.

this is a time of crisis and media pundits, washington insiders and even some people in our own party don't want to admit it. they think some campaign that enables around the edges is safe . is the most we can promise business as usual after donald trump? -- we win when we offer touchons big enough to the problems in people's lives, fear and complacency does not win elections. .ope and courage wins elections

consultantnning some driven campaign with big ideas designed not to defend anyone, i a campaign based on a lifetime of fighting for working families. i am running a campaign from the heart. host: elizabeth warren in iowa. with president trump shows the president with a 4.5 point advantage over elizabeth warren. executive and commentator for the new york times writes the warren way is the wrong way following up on her plans to pay for her medicare for all program. it senator elizabeth warren unveiled her vision for how to pay for medicare for all --

for more evidence a war presidency is a terrifying prospect, one brought closer by your surge in the polls. she would extend the reach of the federal government into the --nomy than anything abandoning the limited government model that has served us well. she may call herself a capitalist, but her minutely detailed plans suggest otherwise. she would turn america's uniquely successful public-private relationship into a european-style system. if you want to live in france economically, elizabeth warren should be your candidate. in massachusetts, david on the independent line, good morning. caller: good morning. first, i would like to say the only reason -- the only reason why the democrats are smearing

mr. trump is because he beat hillary clinton, they have not gotten over that. gaynd of all, i am a conservative and a lot of my gay friends say you have to vote for pete buttigieg and i say why? because i am gay? that is like someone saying you have to vote for obama because he was black and trump because he was white. the race card being drawn out there. the last thing is i would never vote for elizabeth warren or any democrat who says they take care downtrodden. they will not protect the unborn child. int: we go next to robert virginia holding the election today. go ahead, robert. i would like to remind

you, sir, i enjoy c-span and everything it stands for. you have taken two or three republicans and you will get one democrat and one independent. i don't think that is fair. i think you should get one and one. beyond that, if everybody wants trump, ior donald voted for nixon and reagan. i am retired military 20 years and four months and i am a 75-year-old man. all you have to do is tell the people, everybody, republicans and democrats and independents, all you have to do is read matthew chapter 24. you will see what we are dealing with at this particular time. and then you have moscow mitch, he is backing trump.

he won't do anything the democrats passed, he will let it lay on his desk. we need to vote in whoever is going to put a person on the supreme court because i know ginsberg is getting ready to retire. --need to be christian people can be deceived and we have a deceiver in the white house. critique.eciate the we take the calls as they. we appreciate that. here is the case that could wind up before the court, prosecutors may seek trump's tax returns. president donald trump's fight to shield his tax returns and

-- sending the case to a showdown in the supreme court. the u.s. court of appeals for the second circuit rejected claims by trump's lawyers that u.s. presidents have absolute immunity from grand jury investigations of criminal conduct until the end of their terms. it trump's lawyers claimed immunity applies even if the president were accused of shooting someone. a three-judge appeals panel said the case did not require the court to consider weather the president is legally shielded from indictment nor weather the -- whether the chief executive may be required to produce documents -- the only question is whether a state may lawfully demand 8 years of a president's tax records for grand jury investigation while the president is in office. we cover the oral argument of that second circuit case a

couple weeks ago when they heard it and you can find that on c-span.org. a couple of comments on twitter and some texts, this one from alyssa that says when the impeachment hopes fail -- democrats will work to protect the economy. they would rather see our country fail then work with them. are berniey thoughts is going to be the next president and david says if trump wins again honestly or by other means, we will no longer be a democratic republic. caller: hi. i wanted to say we have an election today in virginia and i think everybody in the country should be watching because i think virginia can indicate what might happen in 2020. in 2017, we had a 15 seat gain

in the house which precipitated wave -- we are using a redistricted map given to us by on courts that has been gerrymandered. also, therenout is, is a growing suburban population in virginia and trends -- the suburbs used to be more conservative and becoming more blue. i think everybody should be -- keep track of what is going on in western loudoun county and richmond and see how that affects any similarities in those areas and how that might play out in 2020. host: robert next in

pennsylvania on the republican line. caller: hi i have a question. i don't know why they keep trump.ng you would think they would go after biden for what he had done when they went after obama. on the phone call he made, he never did nothing wrong. why don't they go after adam schiff? somebody didson or that, they would be in jail in a heartbeat. -- like i said,

what they are saying about medicare for all, i am on medicare now and medicare only pays 80% of that. they are saying democrat warren is going to go for medicare for -- host: are you still there? caller: yes. host: looking ahead -- you are on the republican line. is president trump your candidate for next year? caller: yeah. host: edward in the nation's capital, democrats line, go ahead. c-span.good morning, i am a proud african-american phd scientist and i want to warn topan listeners i reported

two presidents in my lifetime, george h. w. bush and ronald reagan and ice swore to protect the country from foreign -- i swore to protect the country from foreign and domestic enemies. this country, the united states of america has two voting systems, the electoral college the popular voting system. this president knows they cannot win by the popular vote. hillary rodham clinton won by almost three votes. winthing of it is he can again if people do not show up to vote. we must turn out to vote, we cannot allow this man to be in this presidency again because he has violated the constitution, things --e a lot of

-- they never endorsed any president -- all three endorsed hillary rodham clinton. she would have been the best president this country ever had. let me make my final points and i will be out of the way soon. the thing of it is, our constitution was violated by this president. he violated the emoluments clause, all the things, look what happened in the middle east . america turned its back on the kurds. we turned our back on global warming and look at what is happening all over the world right now. remind c-span leaders to

listen to fact check information. host: we go to denver, colorado on our republican line. caller: good morning, c-span, and thank you for my call. issue down on .rump for his foreign policy i respect the fact he talks to these foreign leaders, they say keep your enemies close, that is what he is doing -- he doesn't walk over there and hand russia or any other dictator a reset button. host: are you still there? continue with your comment. caller: they respect our safer underd i feel his leadership than i have ever felt before and i also watched

-- i want to make a comment about the speech he made in kentucky. i noticed there were a lot of young people there and it is not just the older generation for issues with those who will not listen to his speeches. when you listen to his whole speech, he ends up speaking of god, he blesses his country and i noticed president obama would choke on that statement. host: you said sometimes you have to grab leather. is that because of the language of the president uses? caller: of course. we all come across that way sometimes, i do myself, but

there is commonsense that enters into this program and when you listen to president trump, he is like a strong man walking into a chicken coop and the chickens scatter and this is what democrats are doing, scattering everywhere and they don't know where to come back to. host: that speech was in lexington last night and you can find that and all of our coverage of the 2020 campaign at c-span.org. the president set to be in mississippi on wednesday. getting your thoughts as we are one way -- one year away from the presidential election. who is your candidate? what are your top issues? 202-748-8000 for democrats. 202-748-8001 for publicans. and for independents, that is 202-748-8002. democrats, republicans equally engaged in 2020 election, their polling a year before the election, roughly 7 in 10

-- we hear from donna next in virginia. caller: that gentleman on before made me change my thoughts. king.not want a black i also want you to remember, buriedat africa's kings their plague. host: angie, somerset, ohio. caller: hi. i am going to say i am a republican for our president, i am sorump, because upset with the democrats. anyone toyou allow

have an abortion at 9 months of pregnancy? that is killing a human being crude why are they doing that? is it too much american people in our country that we don't have room? in that case, leave everyone else in their country and don't kill our people. that is a crime and i think if the president can do it, he should override that, that is murdering a child. host: we hear from mike in florida. caller: hi. i would like to speak to the one whatever,nline or this is not a democratic republic, it is a constitutional republic. why do we even still have political parties? we were warned against this by george washington, it is

dividing us. thirdly, medical care or health care, $52 trillion? what would be wrong with giving everybody a one million-dollar voucher for their health care and we are done with it? onlymillion and you can use it -- that is your account number and there is your health care you can go once or twice a year to the doctor and you will not even come close to $52 trillion, it is about the people getting to hand out the way down to you. island,arles in staten new york, on the democrats line. caller: some of your callers amaze me, basically. one lady said something about donald trump saying god bless america, but when was the last time donald trump actually went to church on sunday?

every sunday the man is playing golf. the last point i would like to make is nobody is giving obama the benefit of the economy. trump is riding the wave obama made for him, that is why the economy is doing so good. donald trump is going to start attacking the reserve -- the people in the reserve part. he is going to say it is not his fault ther. ast: buttigieg stakes out spot between biden and warren, seizing an opening in the presidential field pushing his field pushing his way into the gap between liberal

senator elizabeth warren and bernie sanders and the more moderate former vice president joe biden. if you want the most ideological candidate possible, you have your answer, you want the most washington candidate possible, you have your answer. everybody else, i think, can come our way. a significants shift from his posture when he entered the race. buttigieg made early headlines by pretraining himself as the vanguard of a generational 37-year-old -- talking of big liberal ideas like restructuring the supreme court. he rarely mentions them on the campaign trail these days. here is what he buttigieg talked about on friday in iowa. [video clip] o> i don't get helicoptered int a golf course with my name on it while pretending to care about the working class.

i don't even golf. i get around in a chevy built in ohio by the very same workers .his president has let down i don't go to work in an office in washington, d.c. hours thats about 6 way down i-80. -- here in the midwest, i see the impact on our plants. i don't have to throw myself a military parade to see what a convoy looks like.

i was driving one around afghanistan right about this time this president was taping season 7 of the "celebrity apprentice." that is not going to work against me. just come here to end trump, i amonald here to launch the era that must come next. in order to win and in order to lead, it is going to take a lot more than the political warfare we have come to expect from wash defeat -- from washington, d.c. >> we already have a divider in chief. i am offering a white house that you can look at on the news and feel your bread -- blood

pressure go down a little bit. [end video clip] host: one year to the presidential election, here is what people are saying. she is hopeful that president trump will win a second term. a cyber war could be war, and we should be prepared. when will people start thinking about it. ""patricia says, not impressed with the democratic hopefuls, they are way too far left. i will vote next year. kathy says "i will vote a straight republican ticket." shannon -- sarah says "if america is smart the voters will elect andrew yang to unite the country and move it forward." let us get a couple more calls. the house coming in briefly at 8:00 a.m. eastern. we will hear from ruth in

lakeland, florida. go ahead. caller: i hope i do not get cut off because of my starting point. sometimes as i watch. >> you may get cut off by the u.s. house. go ahead. caller: ok, the thing of it is. if everyone that does listen and first thing, as a -- is to havebe my heart right with god, and scripture says you will know the truth and the truth will set you free. host: sorry to let you go, but we will break away with a reminder that coming up next we will talk to bill mccollum who served as one of the managers during the impeachment of president clinton in 1998, later on ambassador nancy sauter berg served as national security

advisor will discuss the security and diplomatic aspects of the impeachment inquiry. the house coming in for a pro forma. it should be brief. live coverage on c-span.