p next we will be talking with james zirin. he'll be here to talk about his new book "supremely partisan" and how raw politics tips the scales in the u.s. supreme court. but first, this week c-span's newsmakers interviewed the president of the nation's second largest labor group, mary kay henry, of the service employees international union. she talks about the campaign activity this year. you can see the entire interview with mary kay henry sunday at 10:30 a.m. and at 6:00 p.m. on c-span. you can also hear it on c-span radio and newsmakers is vailable online at c-span.org. >> we made a decision to go into the battlegrounds earlier than we've ever done with community partners in latino and african-american and asian communities and now we are moving our blue states into the battlegrounds through a weekend warrior program. just last weekend there were 800 people from new york in philadelphia and i was door knocking with them. this next weekend i'm going to new hampshire and our california members are moving into reno and las vega

host: we're talking with james zirin the author of asks supremely partisan." he's also host of a show called conversations why the digital age which can be seen weekly throughout the new york metropolitan area. next is david from mount sterling, kentucky on our democratic line. good morning. caller: good morning. appreciate you being on there. the comment i'm wanting to make, i'm a dedicated christian, democrat. i'm a hillary supporter 100%. but what i'm calling about, a lot of my family is republicans, sir. they don't remember there back in 1935 and 1965 when the democrats got social security and medicare in. the question -- i want him to comment on is you go to church, the preacher to get up and say, well, they took god out of the schools and all that. i do know that a lady down south filed a court decision. it went to the supreme court and i do agree that the supreme court have got the say so all over, all other courts. i would like to comment. i agree with the supreme court on taking the -- when the lady filed a suit against taking prayer out of school. wh