. >> we are joined on washington journal on the phone by catherine mcmanus who reports for roll callnd covers congress for roll call. the committee's board particularly the intelligence committee moving forward and what idea can you give us about the timelinen for their investigation? how quickly do they want to move through the skin. >> guest: at least one subpoena has already been issued and issued amittee subpoena last week forec

. >> host: catherine mcmanus, you can read her report on rollcall. thank you for being with us this morning. >> guest: thank you spirit presidential candidate cory booker spoke at the new hampshire institute of politics in new england councils politics and eggs breakfast. the new jersey democrat talks about why he a is running and wt he would do to address certain issues facing the country. he also to questions from the audience. [applause] >> good morning. good morning. wow. i never thought i would see the day i would be so excited to be here because i may begin and this is politics and eggs, for crying out loud. a, something historical already. vegan is lining up to hear me speak and sit with you. [laughter] there is always one. how do you know someone is a vegan? don't worry, we will tell you. [laughter] i got about 19 minutes to speak to you and i'm looking forward to answering questions. i want to jump right in on the theme of my campaign but more importantly, the theme of my life. i think it's the most important theme of this country. our found

host: catherine telling mcmanus tully-mcmanus, thanks for being with us this morning.ack to theire home districts, speaker pelosi admonishing them that their tone should be "worthy of the constitution your thoughts. 202-748-8000 for democrats. 202-748-8001 for republicans. and all others, 202-748-8002. joe is first, indianola, indiana. welcome. caller: how are you doing? top of the morning to you. host: you bet. go ahead. caller: i remember hearing a year or so ago that old vladimir putin said by 2020, the u.s. would have a civil war and now i am hearing talk of civil war on the republican side. ant: joe brings up interesting point because the president used those words in a tweet yesterday. quoting a pastor who appeared on fox news and i want to show that to you. in a series of tweets yesterday, president trump tweeted if democrats are successful removing the democrat asked the president from office, which they will never be, it will cause a civil war-like fracture in this nation from which the country will neville -- never heal. i havenzinger says visited nations rav

. >> we are joined on washington journal on the phone by catherine mcmanus who reports for roll call and covers congress for roll call. the committee's board particularly the intelligence committee moving forward and what idea can you give us about the timelinen for their investigation? how quickly do they want to move through the skin. >> guest: at least one subpoena has already been issued and issued amittee subpoena last week for secondary estate, mike pompeo. they demanded that he produce documents and witnesses that could aluminate more about dealing with ukraine that would be on the conference call with president trump. that all members were saying last week and into this weekend were the expeditiously was the word that was used over and over again that it's my sense of the lawmakers whether they been for impeachment for months or months or if they only came on board in the last few days they do not want this to drag on for ever, even though some people are talking about the election and what it would mean for that but they see if they make concise, clear actions moving forward