americans based on a recent survey. then, a look at california as a key battleground state in house races. vanill be joined by renee sen. murphy: good morning. it is wednesday, october 31. three-hour washington journal. is a head morning. we begin on the issue of birthright citizenship. president trump yesterday said he wants to end the automatic rights of citizenship for anyone born in the united states. we want to know what you think of that idea. give us a call. republicans can call in at 202-748-8001. democrats, 202-748-8000. .ndependents, 202-748-8002 you can also catch up with us on social media. on twitter it is @cspanwj. on facebook it is facebook.com/cspan. a very good wednesday morning to you. you can start calling in now. here is what the president said at an event with axius yesterday. [video clip] some legal scholars believe you can get rid of president trump: executive order. have you thought of that? president trump: yes. it was always told to me you
thank you. i really do appreciate that. are no, artist always feeling comfortable talking about their work. i wonder if you would autograph my copy of your book. i know you get this line of the term, but i really liked the story. if i was to tell you the story, well then maybe you could give me a little credit. well that would not be fair, would it? have a good day. it is about a man who wrote a book and then lost it. you still here? tavis: so we re all aging and you decide to play even older. [laughter] i know, i know. that s the only reason i came today because i wanted to remind people that i m not that old. [laughter] tavis: i was thinking on the way into the studio to talk to you about how to explain this without giving away the story and that clip gives a little bit of it away anyway. well, it does, it does. but, of course, it sets the problem and then the story is about how you deal with that problem. i think really it s a film about living, or lying in t
begins, patrick leigh he said that ag sessions should be there instead and not rosenstein. he had some tough words for sessions. i do have questions for the attorney general. i want to know why he has provided false testimony to me and to senator franken. i want to know if why he s recused on the russia investigation, he played any role in the dismissal of fbi director comey. jon: herridge is live from the heart skybox on capitol hil capitol hill. the last few minutes, we ve had to change locations from the skybox because we are getting security sweeps in anticipation of the attorney general s testimony just a few short hours from now. we are one hour into the testimony of his deputy, rod rosenstein. he has tried to keep his testimony very focused on these budget issues, so things like immigration, the opioid crisis, the phenomenon of going dark, that s when terrorist suspects use encryption to hide their communications. what we ve seen so far in the hearing this mornin