joanna burgos? >> guest: i personal don't.a couple committees are my clients. >> host: joe lestingi? >> guest: there are several groups that do outside work with me. in a past we worked with planned parenthood so that could be an outside group. but in general no, most are people running from a office and paper and online ads cost money. >> host: bob, want to follow-up? >> caller: yes, i would-like to know since corporations are considered persons and i am a person can i have tax breaks of the corporations? >> host: any of you respond? >> guest: in virginia if you donate you get to right it off on the taxes. i disagree with corporations being people but that is another call-in show. i hope more states adopt this engagement that if you c contribute that you receive a tax break. when you file taxes you can contribute to a campaign. i support states and hopefully the federal government giving a tax break to someone who wants to spread their voice. >> host: this is from clinton, new york and a number of e-mails we have received. ca

. >> host: our guest at the table is joe lestingi and joanna burgos and jim is joining us from hamillton, virginia. >> caller: i want to touch on something slightly different. when i was growing up i was told to vote in the primaries because you miss half the election if you don't. as a result i changed affilations more than once just so i can vote in the pripares. but things have changed since i was growing up. and now you can vote in a primary even if is the other party and i am curious what your guest thinks about this. it seems dishonest to me. >> host: we certainly saw that in mississippi. >> guest: he does have to cross over. he has to declare where he is going to vote. but mississippi is an example of where where cochran reached out. in a state like mississippi you have a primary and a run off process and the only disqualification in the run off is you didn't vote in the regular primary. so you look at the fight going there. cochran has it locked up and he is fine. but he engaged voters that were eligible to run in the run off and this is a good example of when you engage a commun

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andguests are joe lestingi joanna burgos.nd, as always, we will take your calls and you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. ♪ good morning. president obama is back at the white house and later today he sits down with defense secretary chuck hagel to review military operations against isis, responsible for the death of journalist james foley and terroristic nvidia in iraq and syria. meanwhile, and another american journalists was released after being held for two years by an al qaeda related group. will be held later today in ferguson, missouri, for michael brown. it is monday morning on this, the 25th. as the midterm election approaches we want to begin today with the key voting block. toican-americans with a plan bring in more black voters and candidates to the republican party. phone lines are open. host: let's begin with a look at the headlines this morning. , freempshire, james foley now, memorial services held yesterday in rochester, new hampshire for that american journalist to is killed by isis. "om "the