host: eastpoint, kentucky, republican line. robert, hello. caller: i just got a comment with mr. yang there. well, a couple of comments. the first one is, there is too much corruption in politics. there is no investigations into corruptions that they be into, but the other comment i got is his idea on primaries. in the situation like he talks about their in an area where a democrat gets arrived -- get selected year after year, when somebody on republican or independent party has a better idea of what to do, run the government more honestly, and might be able to get elected, if they run on their party, the opposite party can cross lines in the primary and get him completely out of the situation. and that is changing our election process for the bad, in my opinion. thank you. guest: thank you, and you are right. right now the party designation is distorting everything because people are making strategic decisions based upon how they are getting elected. you have a lot of people choosing which party to run under based on which party is going to help them win. which is why i think op

host: eastpoint, kentucky, republican line. robert, hello. caller: i just got a comment with mr.e. well, a couple of comments. the first one is, there is too much corruption in politics. there is no investigations into corruptions that they be into, but the other comment i got is his idea on primaries. in the situation like he talks about their in an area where a democrat gets arrived -- get selected year after year, when somebody on republican or independent party has a better idea of what to do, run the government more honestly, and might be able to get elected, if they run on their party, the opposite party can cross lines in the primary and get him completely out of the situation. and that is changing our election process for the bad, in my opinion. thank you. guest: thank you, and you are right. right now the party designation is distorting everything because people are making strategic decisions based upon how they are getting elected. you have a lot of people choosing which party to run under based on which party is going to help them win. which is why i think open primari