Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul is going to give voters a glimpse into the hectic life of a presidential candidate on the campaign trail.

The Republican presidential hopeful says he plans to live stream an entire day while campaigning in Iowa.

Tomorrow I am excited to bring my message of liberty to the country as the first Pres candidate to live-stream an entire day. #randlive — Dr. Rand Paul (@RandPaul) October 12, 2015

"Our campaign has always believed in engaging the maximum amount of voters from across the nation," Paul spokesman Sergio Gor told Mashable. "Not only are we engaged on every social platform from Snapchat to Facebook and from Periscope to Vine, we want to offer an embedded experience to those who wonder what happens throughout the day."

Paul's live video dive comes during a day where the political news cycle will be focused on the first Democratic presidential primary debate.

Vincent Harris, the Paul campaign's top digital strategist, told Rare that the livestream will cover every event scheduled that day in the state and give "unprecedented behind the scenes access to Senator Paul and what life is like on the trail in our nation’s first state to vote!"

“It will be the Rand Paul campaign’s version of The Truman Show or EdTV,” said Harris.

An important question: Will Paul be streaming his entire day?

And if so, how is he doing to manage that whole going to the bathroom thing?