host: ryan lovelace, a couple things came out of the speech. of all, the two corinthians reference. why was the subject matter of news today? guest: donald trump's familiarity with the bible -- when he said two corinthians, he is referring to second corinthians as it is commonly understood. that is something that gave listeners and insight to how familiar he is with the actual text. it is also interesting to note that the big thing that came out of that speech and listening to it especially is the way in which he attempts to connect with evangelical voters is different from how other candidates do. he is not going on about his own personal religious experience. he says he is presbyterian, but he did not talk about it too much. when he has coming is gotten into trouble. on, he said he had wineittle crackler and at communion which rankled christians. that was around the same time he said john mccain was not a war hero. when he had islands in the room saying both of those things, the one that stood out to them was his comment about christianity an

and it 9:15 a.m., ryan lovelace looks at donald trump's speech at liberty university. ♪ >> the new yorklinton campaign is putting 90% of its resources into winning iowa. into the headquarter operations in new york. in the united kingdom a three-our debate with no ban on keeping him out of the united kingdom. you can see that debate on january 18. his state of the union where he announced his moonshot effort of curing cancer

later, ryan lovelace, campaign reporter with a look at donald trump's liberty university speech. you can join the conversation with your calls and comments on facebook and twitter. >> it is far more interesting to look at the republicans than the democratic side. that may have something to do with why there is more interest in these candidates. >> sunday night on "q&a," carlos discusses books written by the 2016 presidential candidates. many of them. everyone has interesting stories and their lives and politicians are so single-minded in this pursuit of power and ideology. when they put out these memoirs, they are sanitized. they are vetted. for minimumhere controversy. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's "q&a." >> attorney general loretta lynch spoke at the martin luther king jr. breakfast. clemente of reverand pickney was there. this event is two hours. >> it is my pleasure and privilege to bring up reverend al sharpton. for i do, i would like to take a note of personal privilege. we always say, tomorrow is not promised. for me, it was almost not promised because i was

host: from covington, georgia, bob is up next for our guests ryan lovelace. he is the current campaign reporter for "the washington examiner." go ahead. caller: i would just like to say i was an independent yesterday. since i saw that thing in england, i am a trooper for trump right now. they seem to be confused, germany is taking them without firing a shot. they're doing everything that chancellor merkel says. [no audio] host: to the u.k. debating donald trump. guest: they were considering banning him in the country. it is something that of donald trump were elected president of the united states, it would certainly become more problematic for them than it is now. the fact that they are having this debate fuels donald trump 's narrative and allows him to dominate the conversation related to donald trump remain the main focal point on cable news. people are coming in and i have to settle in and consider who really voting for in iowa or new hampshire. it plays into donald trump's hands. even if it's not positive news, all news and all attention for donald trum

then, ryan lovelace. washington journal is live every morning at 7:00 a.m. east turn and that you can join become precision with your calls and comments on facebook and twitter. >> at c-span takes you on the road to the white house and into the classroom. this year, our student cam documentary contest asks students what issues they want to hear from the presidential candidates. c-span's road to the white house coverage and get all of the details about our student cam contest at c-span.org. republican presidential candidate donald trump spoke at liberty university in lynchburg, virginia. he talked about his desire to build a wall between the u.s.-mexico border and to bar muslims from entering the country. this is 50 minutes. [applause] >> well. let's get these teleprompters out of here and have some fun. the first thing i said to joy when i got here was, would is that record. we will dedicate that to martin luther king, that great man. that is a little bit of an achievement, i will tell you that. here.an honor to be it is an amazing story what has gone on wit