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democracies election day is either on the weekend or a holiday where people have off work which means it canan make voting easier and if we want higher turnout making it easier to make a difference. >> host: must go to centerville, virginia, ace who always does. good morning, ace. >> caller: good morning. i always thought because one, one of the only things that voting and jury duty are one of two things. the constitution asks this of us as citizens so the idea and i am a prior servicemember also. having served my country as in the military was a huge responsibility. i think it is beholden on us as citizens to do our duty as american citizens and that is to vote and serve on jury duty. when i hear people say that they don't vote for whatever reason then why are you a citizen of the united stateset. >> host: on his point, professor leighley, there's not a constitutional obligation but is it your sense that that history there's been a civic duty to vote? >> guest: it's been widely held belief in older individuals actually ever seen a big generational difference here and assure from thinking of v

people are desperately hoping, praying this can come t to orane county, thahat a democraratic be wave cananome to orange count. again, d do not underestimate te horrible lists of orange countny voters. until elelection day, i'm nonot trustiting anything. i tell this to dememocrats all e time.. frankly, democrats n never expected t to be here. if they had d expected, hey, one day we can challenge the republicans, they would be in a better pososition than they aree now. amy: talk about the growing vitamin's-american community. it is the largest outside of vietnam? >> yes. westmiminster am a santana. it is inteteresting how these politics, , these demomocratic polics play out. there are a couple of democrats. only talk aboututepublican,n, we''re talking about donald trump-supppporting fleming right-wing whack job republicans. they're rununning f for city council. there's a lot of attention being put on 13 have e the sameme last nameme. hahaha. they are worthless politicians. amy: letet's turn to san diego. can you talk about republican duncanan hunter r running againt ammar campa-najjar from t

statas,k in the united mourners canan together in las vegas, nevada, to commemorate one year since 58 people were killed and more than 850 others wounded at a country music festival in the worst mass shooting in modern u.s. history. hotels along the famed las vegas strip dimmed their marquee lights, as officials read the names of the victims at the dedication of a memorial garden, and survivors formed a human chain around the site of the deadly attack. the anniversary came and went as president trump and the republican-led congress have enacted no major new gun control policies. in march, the justice department proposed a rule that would ban , but president trump has yet to sign an executive order. on monday, he declared that bump stocks ban would take effect i in two or three weeks. pres. trump: in order to eliminate, terminate bump stocks, we have to go through a procedure. we'rere now at the final stagesf the procedure. in fact, the lawyers were just telling me in the next couple of the -- you can't just write it out. rules and regulations in this country are really tough, even for

if we canan put a man on the mo, we can solve this issue of carbon. we can do that.f we have the willpower. people need to quit denying science. amy: why do you think it has happened? down the road i talked to a woman who is an owner of another house that did pretty well. she talked about building two new standards, and that is why she thinks that happen. when i asked her about climate change she said, "i'm not going there." why isn't this just about science? >> here is my opinion, and i may be wrong. they are confusing the message with the messenger. because of the fact, particulararly because gore jumd on that issue, everybody else felt l like they had to be agait it. they can be for it. it is like yet a l lot of people against medicare when medicare started. and now if you say anything himt -- that about medicare it is political death. the same thing should be t true about science. me.ephew built a house with he has doubts about it. he is a doctor that has doubts about, to the extent that human activity is contributing. i don't know. maybe it is a chinese hoax. at