, without looking like a flip flopper. say that he will respect the rule of law. republicans do not get the southern border issue addressed. look at their just irks, a very small percentage of hispanic voters, it was not going to hurt them in the elections. they're representing 2016 though. how are republicans going to of trying toissue >> ite members reelected? is a difficult balance. he talks about how he is opposed to a pack of legalization is not want to warn those who came here

illegally. what is compassion? them toot articulate demonstrate the passion. the is going to be questions they have to answer. it may not be important to get off the base. build a national coalition you have to build policies. >> we will leave it there. thank you both. >> thank you. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] >> charlie wrangle talks about his more than 40 years in the house of representatives. as long as his life before entering public office. thats previously said should he win reelection in november it would be his life -- last term in congress. watch the interview here on c-span.

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on border security. in looking back at issues related to the general motors recall earlier this year. non-and davidlle purdue are the candidates looking to replace saxby chambliss year they recently talked about issues related to transportation, national defense and immigration at a forum hosted by the georgia chamber of commerce. this is 40 minutes. >> welcome to you all. thank you for being here. i'm john pruitt, retired newscaster for wsb, and they pulled me out of retirement and dusted me off in order to moderate a forum. we're sold out here and this will be televised live by wmaz. perhaps some other outlets. we will be seeing rebroadcasts

of the forum on other media outlets around georgia. so it's going to receive wide exposure because this is the first time candidates michelle nunn and david perdue have been on the same stage. we would ask you to refrain from applause or audience reaction with the exception to when the candidates are introduced and at the conclusion of the forum. i want to tell you a few words about the format that was agreed to by both campaigns after some negotiation. e\ach candidate will have an opening statement of five minutes. following the five-minute opening statement from michelle nunn and david perdue, we'll go into a series of questions that will be posed by me. through prior agreement, those will cover four basic topic areas -- immigration, transportation, defense and health care. the candidates know the top i said.

they do not know the questions, which will come from me. if there is a need for rebuttal, that will be at my discretion and i also have the ability to follow up. the candidates will have two minutes to answer each question posed to them. following that there will be closing statements of two minutes apiece. so are we ready for the instructions? thank you very much. i might need this. we will be seated at center stage and i'll be in the middle. the candidates will be at my right and left and as i move to the center stage, let me be sure everything is working here with this mike. yes, it is. we'll be passing the mike.