simon conway will you attend a caucus tomorrow as an observer?uest: no, because my afternoon show doesn't finish until 7:00 which is when the caucuses start and then i am doing a live reaction show across the midwest on various radio shows between 10:00-12:00. radio.com is the website and ronald reagan made his break their back in the 1930's, i believe? that is absolutely right. he worked there for five years. i am one of the privileged few who have been able to attend the reagan batch. i can tell you there is who stuff on his wall that he put there. host: including the microphone that he used when he was on the air? is that correct? thet: the microphone was in reagan library. three microphones left anywhere in the world and one of them is in the reagan library. to june in go virginia on the republican line. caller: good morning. i want to say something. --hink that tom will trump that donald trump is a good man to turn the country around. i know he is a past, like we all do. straightnk he talks and i think our country needs somebody who understa

finally, simon conway and who he thinks will win the caucus.ake your phone calls, facebook comments, and live tweets. that is live on sunday at 7:00 , live on0 a.m. pacific c-span. schmidt have steffen speaking. how does the landscape in politics look for 2016? schmidt: i think the technology will help to establish different results, but i think that donald trump and bernie sanders have made this a thereating year because is a lot of speculation about how well they will do and how well their supporters will actually turn out and then there are parallels between barack obama in 2008. so i think it is wonderful to have a caucus year when you are trying to have someone run for make a recordwill year, frankly. >> we have a voter here who claims that she has not had a phone call and not even had someone knock on their door. interestingt: the thing is that the parties themselves really don't play role they try to do things -- role, they try to buthings behind the scenes, they try to find motivations to find people and give the motivation and to get t

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simon conway of who radio discusses iowa's political environment in who he thinks will win the caucuses monday night. plus, we will take your phone calls, facebook comment, and tweets. washington journal, live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. 100ier today, more than voting precinct captains and chairs throughout polk county, iowa gathered at a local union hall in des moines to hear from state democratic party officials at a caucus training session. iowa holds the first in the nation present joe caucuses on monday. -- nation presidential caucuses on monday. >> good morning democrats. is this on? good morning democrats! [cheering] >> i am your state chair, and i am proud to be your chait -- your state chair. are you proud to be democrats? [cheering] >> that is it. i got to go all over iowa, and there are people everywhere, volunteers everywhere. you are the backbone of the iowa democratic party. you are the heart and soul. give yourself a hand for being here this morning. [applause] i have been going all over, talking about our caucuses. i know people want to know about them, but we know a