listen, the fear is the reports we hear about lakewood and muncie and -- in your, it's documented and in the media, fear about a way of life that is much different than ours. that is not based in buys, race, religion. it's an understandable fear the community has. >> thank you for joining me. i want to bring in our a+ panel. that's bring them back. we have antoine, executive director for faith in new jersey. we have laura, a columnist at lonnie's.com. and wayne smith, former mayor. wayne, you heard the mayor, does he have valley concerns? versus the right of the people in a local community to say leave me alone. >> that mayor has a pickle going. under the government in new jersey what he said is correct he is a strong mayor. he has the power to veto no matter what the city council will do. they could come and overturn the veto. we'll see what he does if the ordinance passes. >> from a legal standpoint, if some of the fears are well-founded, i doubt very much that every person wanting to stop solicitation at the door is anti- somatic. >> i doubted a lot. i don't want anybody at my door

at 9:45 muncie's in -- on c-span3, a commemoration of the flight.atch it live on c-span networks, online at www.c-span.org and listen live on the free c-span radio app. "washington journal" continues. host: joining us from denver, nick troiano, the executive director of the centrist project. we are fighting the lines between the mcgrath, a republican -- democrat, republican and self-described centrist. what is your mission statement? guest: thanks for the opportunity to be here. first, our thoughts are with the people of florida as they prepare for the landfall hurricane irma and to the people of texas in the recovery of hurricane harvey. we have seen the best of america on display the past weeks with first responders, their courage, bravery and with ordinary americans stepping forward to help neighbors and strangers without regard to their partisan meetings or affiliation. those are the values that make our country great, especially among clinical leaders, and the result is we base a crisis of governance with the divide in our country. the american