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kris kobach is a dangerous human being. i would like to see more of an emphasis on class issues and less on racial and ethnic identity issues. we won't succeed unless we get some proportion of white people to vote for us and of course there's plenty of whites who do. that 80% of whites are right-wingers i guess. host: when you say class issues what do you mean? caller: i mean the continuing decline in the standard of life for about 80% of the u.s. population or more. the fact that people can't afford to go to school, they can't afford to buy a house. food has gotten very expensive. finance capital runs the u.s. and they have no loyalty to our country at all. they are just extracting everything they can and they would like to leave us in a nightmarish chaotic dystopian country. host: ok. that's don in kansas. ms. mcmillan. guest: i wanted to take the question into two parts. we need both. i understand his distinction about class, but all of these issues matter to everyone. it's just that we do have to and we have a mandate f

not only arizona, also kris kobach in kansas. election deniers really making gabs across the ballot. we want to be clear cnn has not called a lot of the races particularly in arizona, rusty bowers has lost, that was a referendum on trump certainly, but what do you make of this strength these election deniers are showing in republican primaries apparently at the same time that the abortion effort has gone down in kansas, and what it says about the matchups in the fall? >> i think a couple things. one is we look at these races and say that it is trump and anti-trump, right? we frame t we boil it down to whether it's win or loss for donald trump. bottom line is that we're seeing something here that is going to surpass donald trump when he leaves. we are seeing election deniers that will be put into positions of power that will be able to change the law or not enact the law or cause havoc at worse case that's going to force the state legislatures to get involved eventually down the road because we are going to see -- look, they could

kris kobach is a dangerous human being. would like to see more of an emphasis on class issues and less on racial and ethnic identity issues. we won't succeed unless we get some proportion of white people to vote for us and of course there's plenty of whites who do. that 80% of whites are right-wingers i guess. host: when you say class issues what do you mean? caller: i mean the continuing decline in the standard of life for about 80% of the u.s. population or more. the fact that people can't afford to go to school, they can't afford to buy a house. food has gotten very expensive. finance capital runs the u.s. and they have no loyalty to our country at all. they are just extracting everything they can and they would like to leave us in a nightmarish chaotic dystopian country. host: ok. that's don in kansas. ms. mcmillan. guest: i wanted to take the question into two parts. we need both. i understand his distinction about class, but all of these issues matter to everyone. it's just that we do have to and we have a mandate fra