miamisburg, ohio, next, your thoughts on the president's leadership over the recent days in response to the unrest. go ahead. caller: well, i don't know. i'm just a dumb tennesseans. i was born -- i didn't see a black person till i was 12 years old. and the way that they treated them at that camp, they beat him down in the barrel and then kicked the barrel over. they you can see the bottom and drink from them. we have iron ore mining, the steel was used to build this country. we are a top agricultural producer and home to a higher concentration of fortune 500s and home to the mayo clinic. we innovate. we are passionate people. back to that statistic. as governor i like to talk about this and the things we say. we don't just rank near the top on educational attainment, we rank near the top on personal incomes and life expectancies. one that came out a while back. we ranked second in a survey of the 50 states and second in happiness behind hawaii. if you take a deeper look and feel it -- peel it back all of the statistics are true if you are white. if you are not you rank near the bott

from miamisburg, ohio. who are you going to vote for?ler: i am going to vote for president trump, and i think most of the guys calling in are just jealous of him, because he said the right thing. he knows exactly what to say. and don't forget that a lot of the democrats, they want their abortions. about all i have to say. thank you very much. host: rachel, thank you from miamisburg, ohio. it is the top of the hour, 8:00 in washington, d.c. "washington journal" continues in just a moment. sean smoot will be joining us, a member of the president obama's task force on 21st century policing to discuss policing in the wake of george floyd's death. ther, casey mulligan of trump administration joining us from chicago to discuss the economic and human impact duehutting down the economy to the covid-19 pandemic. we are back in a moment. >> monday on the communicators. >> we are at the very beginning of building our smart city. we were fortunate very early on to convert our old telephone booth infrastructure into wi-fi kiosks. they are strategical

miamisburg, ohio, next, your thoughts on the president's leadership over the recent days in response to the unrest. go ahead. caller: well, i don't know. i'm just a dumb tennesseans. i was born -- i didn't see a black person till i was 12 years old. and the way that they treated them at that camp, they beat him down in the barrel and then kicked the barrel over. they beat him with a leather strap. there's no wonder there's animosity. and then i don't claim to be a genius like trump. i lived in west palm beach for 12 years. my wife lived there since 1953. her sister went to school with psycho don all the time he was at palm beach county schools, which lasted three days. to me, he is a dictator, but he's a dick without a tator. and i'd rather tell it to his face than tell it to you. host: "usa today," their headline this morning, george floyd's horrific death lights a long smoldering fuse, and that fuse lit in reaction to the killing of george floyd a week ago, as we mentioned, in minneapolis. governor tim walz of minnesota spoke yesterday about the situation there. >> one of the thing