the reason for that is because doesn't matter what their genda is and policies, because they implement it. it's a very greedy and rich and powerful people. policy is going to be implemented. it's what they say that's going finish with.nd anyway, the thing is that they have the less say, so it's whatever they say will be done, not what they say or think. host: ok. guest: one of the biggest issues people don't talk about in this election in terms of policy implications is what this means for congress. we're seeing a movement and the polls and ballot. one can say hillary clinton and donald trumper different sides of the same coin, but whether republicans or democrats control congress on january 2 has a pig impact on policy and on how the nation is going to work for the next two years or even four years. hillary clinton donald trump are influencing down ballot. we've got a number of key senate voices, and those are going to be big policy differences. the ability to pass tax reform, to pass changes to the environmental code, to address climate change, to do any of those things are going to

really , i think it comes down to which candidate of economic terms genda, you know, i think for anybody undecided and that is increasingly small number, my educate ation is yourself. go read about the candidates. certainly no shortage of news, you can the find it on cnn, or msnbc or fox, news outlet you prefer. educate yourself, take the time websites,the candidate read about their position and make your own decision and try be influenced by what is out there. t is hard to separate issue from sensationalism. host: robert is on the line, good morning. good morning. that all ave to say these people calling in to say of a re democrats and all sudden they vote for trump. i would like to ask them, did they vote for obama? don't think they voted for obama. up, er, you know, growing i'm 80 years old and i've seen a lot here in pennsylvania, other years plus i was in the military. there was a town that they built a whole new the town, what i know, they wouldn't let black folks move in there. is why have you all white folks live in the suburbs, they buy n't let black folks homes. if you really l

really , i think it comes down to which candidate of economic terms genda, you know, i think for anybodyecided and that is increasingly small number, my educate ation is yourself. go read about the candidates. certainly no shortage of news, you can the find it on cnn, or msnbc or fox, news outlet you prefer. educate yourself, take the time websites,the candidate read about their position and make your own decision and try be influenced by what is out there. t is hard to separate issue from sensationalism. host: robert is on the line, good morning. good morning. that all ave to say these people calling in to say of a re democrats and all sudden they vote for trump. i would like to ask them, did they vote for obama? don't think they voted for obama. up, er, you know, growing i'm 80 years old and i've seen a lot here in pennsylvania, other years plus i was in the military. there was a town that they built a whole new the town, what i know, they wouldn't let black folks move in there. is why have you all white folks live in the suburbs, they buy n't let black folks homes. if you really love

the reason for that is because doesn't matter what their genda is and policies, because they implement it. it's a very greedy and rich and powerful people. policy is going to be implemented. it's what they say that's going finish with.nd anyway, the thing is that they have the less say, so it's whatever they say will be done, not what they say or think. host: ok. guest: one of the biggest issues people don't talk about in this election in terms of policy implications is what this means for congress. we're seeing a movement and the polls and ballot. one can say hillary clinton and donald trumper different sides of the same coin, but whether republicans or democrats control congress on january 2 has a pig impact on policy and on how the nation is going to work for the next two years or even four years. hillary clinton donald trump are influencing down ballot. we've got a number of key senate voices, and those are going to be big policy differences. the ability to pass tax reform, to pass changes to the environmental code, to address climate change, to do any of those things are going to