. >> host: we will go to baldwin maryland, democratic call. >> caller: my comment is about the fund-raising, first of all. if someone is raising money from a corporation and others could be one reason a corporation is giving them money and that is because they want influence so that they can get fevers later. if someone is raising money from the actual voters themselves into small donors, then they are working for the people and then there are so many other issues it's like the gerrymandering that's going on and the voter suppression. voters feel like they are not being represented. there are just too few people running that just don't take corporate money. >> it's interesting that you brought up the corporate tax t:contribution. one thing that we saw in that cycle is democrats running for congress who are taking what is known as a no corporate tax cut. there are interesting caveats around all of that. but democrats were really using that message for his that they would be beholden to the constituents and not the special interests, so when we saw the democrats seize on that message and the

host: baldwin, maryland. democratic caller. caller: hi. my comment is about the fundraising first of all. if someone's raising money from a corporation, there is only one reason that a corporation is giving them money, that is because they want influence so that they can get favors later. if someone's raising money from the actual voters themselves and small donors, then they are working for the people. then there are so many other issues it's like the gerrymandering going on, the voter suppression, and it's really -- voters feel just like they are actually not being represented. there are just too few people that are running that just don't take corporate money. guest: it's interesting that you pact t up the corporate trib shun. one thing we

host: baldwin, maryland. democratic caller. caller: hi. my comment is about the fundraising first of all. if someone's raising money from a corporation, there is only one reason that a corporation is giving them money, that is because they want influence so that they can get favors later. if someone's raising money from the actual voters themselves and small donors, then they are working for the people. then there are so many other issues it's like the gerrymandering going on, the voter suppression, and it's really -- voters feel just like they are actually not being represented. there are just too few people that are running that just don't take corporate money. guest: it's interesting that you pact t up the corporate trib shun. one thing we saw in the 2018 cycle is exponential increase in democrats running for congress taking as the no corporate pact pledge. speaker pelosi: today is a very sad day for us as we all awaken to the sad news of the passing of our dear friend, revered and respected colleague, congressman -- mr. chairman, elija