we begin with your calls, tweets, and comments on tuesday s elections and the president. is it a referendum on our 45th president? if you say yes, dial (202) 748-8000. for no, (202) 748-8001. send us a tweet at @cspanwj. or join the conversation on facebook, facebook.com/cspan. gonzales joining us later as we look at some of the key races in the house and senate. good sunday morning. c-span will have live coverage of the returns beginning 8:00 p.m. tuesday evening. this is the headline from the washington post voters set to render fresh verdict on president trump. from reuters, a movement for a moment, writing this year s election is the first real test whether the coalition against the president s make america slogan can evolve from a diffuse, personality driven following to an organized political force able to boost candidates outside of his electoral strongholds. but outside of trump s strongholds, the influence of maga supporters is more pocketed, especially in rust
issue is most important to you for this november midterm election. i believe not enough people in my generation are voting, so the concerns that are coming up in 10 or 30 years, that will not mycern the baby boomers, so generation should take initiative because the future is ours. politicianst in that will adhere to our needs. the issue that concerns me the most is our lack of addressing medicare and social security insolvency. i have not heard one person to about how they are going to fix that or what their plan is. olders an issue many americans are concerned about. no one says anything. the issues that concern me most are environmental protection and informed electorate. we have a lot of people in my generation, my peers, that have basically based a lot of their opinions on soundbites instead of research and reflection. the most of port an issue in the midterm election is making vote.eople are able to i know in the state of alabama it is hard for people of color to
june 13th. i m ayman mohyeldin alongside yasmine vossoughian and lewisbu an active night on social media, the president tweeted about meeting with kim jong-un. twice thanking him for taking the first bold step to meet and suspend nuclear tests. he took aim at domestic critics said a ago that said the job couldn t be done begging for conciliation and peace. now that we met and have a great relationship with kim jong-un, same haters shoutout you shouldn t meet, do not meet. he said more in an interview on fox news. other administrations, i don a policy of silence. if you said something bad and threatening and horrible, don t answer. that s not the answer. that s not what you have to do. i think the rhetoric, i hated to do it. sometimes i felt foolish doing strategically you do it. yeah, and you gain respect. he is a strong guy. people say what s he like. he has a very good personality, he is funny and very, very smart, he s a great negotiator. he s a very strategic kind o
well the candidate that beat mark sanford, kenny arrington, in her victory rally said we are the party of donald j. trump. i think that sums up better than anything else what this tells you. absolute loyalty to the commander-in-chief. has become the most prized asset in republican primaries. we have a president who is deeply unpopular in terms of the country overall. but among republican voters, is secoy to george w. bush at this stage in his presidency, in recent political memory. you are seeing in virginia, we have a senate candidate cory stewart, who has said some very unsa unsavory things over the years. and republicans are worried that he s going to energize women and