host: we will let linda feldman respond. the author of those tweets, is it your sense that that is donald trump -- donald trump's ares are tweeting --thumbs tweeting? guest: sometimes. people more technologically advanced and they can look at the tweets and tell what kind of device it comes from. host: really? guest: the ones that are apparently from donald trump's are from one phone to another, and i think you can read -- tell by reading them. the ones that do not -- the ones that sound presidential and do " with! with "sad , it was not written by drunk. -- trump. trumpot know if donald will help us out, but maybe he does not need to. host: beachwood, ohio, david, independent line. caller: good morning. i wanted to ask ms. feldman, with years of balanced political reporting and the monitor's legacy, how do you today in this environment of social media validate sources? is it a different game than it was in your earlier reporting? guest: absolutely, thank you, david. .ood to hear from you the world has changed dramatically.

washington journal is next on today's program linda feldman senior political correspondent with the christian science administration and its possible effect on the political center. our featured author is teddy troy on his new book. host: merry christmas and happy hanukkah on this sunday morning, december 25, 2016. welcome to this "washington journal." minutes, wet 45 will open up the bones for your thoughts on any story you are wanting in the public policy, political, or public affairs realm. 202-748-8000. independents and others, that is 202-748-8002. we also welcome your

visit ncicap.org] host: tomorrow, we will be joined by linda feldman, who will discuss a recent articlebout donald trump remaking the presidency and his affect on the republican and democratic parties. we will also be joined by tevi troy. he will discuss his book which examines how presidents respond to disasters, how decisions can make or break their presidency, and why americans should be prepared to handle disasters on their own instead of expecting the federal government to save the day. that is all for today's "washington journal." we will be back at 7:00 a.m. happy holidays. host: [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> today on c-span, a conversation with the ben & jerry's cofounder jerry greenfield followed by women entrepreneurs discussing innovation and does -- and diversity in silicon valley. then retiring senator barbara mikulski gives her farewell address from the senate floor and later, look at this year's white house