mr. fleming has a question for mr. campbell. >> mr. campbell as a trust a conservative i'm 100% pro-life and i'm also a huge supporter of the 2nd amendment. the right to bear arms. in fact i'm the only one on the stage tonight who has passed a pro-gun bill into law. here's my question. i'm very confused by your position on this thing. said quote i'm scared it won't carry. you also said it's cold and callous not to have taxpayer funding of abortion. what is your answer, sir? >> let me state it for everybody and louisiana especially for your doctor fleming. i am pro 2nd amendment and i am pro-life, very very simple. we are talking about guns. mr. fleming you don't have as many shotgun society. i have 36 and if you have more than that i will take my hat off to you. i'm a bird hunter and i passed youth hunting days in louisiana and i was on the louisiana wildlife association. i am pro-life and i'm pro-gun. that's pure and simple. >> you refuse to fill out the nra survey and refuse to fill a louisiana right to life survey. if you support hi

mr. fleming has a question for mr. campbell. >> fleming: i am 100% pro-life and huge supporter of the second amendment right to bear arms. i'm the only one on the states tonight for the past the bill into law. i'm very confused about your opinion on those things you said i am scared of concealed carry and you also said it's cold and callous not to have the funding. lebut these days it's for everybody i am pro- second amendment and pro-life. you don't have as many shotguns as i do. i passed to th the youth huntins and i was with the louisiana wildlife association. i take no subject to anybody talking about guns. i am pro-life and programs that is pure simple. >> those are platitudes because he refused to fill out the surveys and you support hillary clinton who is very much pro- abortion and anti-second amendment. >> we've been together and a lot of different forms and i heard you talk about the problems with medicare and social security and i was wondering if you could elaborate on the problems you see and what you think

mr. fleming? >> thank you. john, we have been together in a lot of different forums and i've gotten to know you and i've enjoyed it. i want to tell you that. i heard you in a number of forums talk about the problems in medicare, not medicaid and medicare and social secure the. and i was wondering tonight if you could elaborate on the problems you see what you think americans ought to do about it? >> first of all as again a proven conservative i want to save and protect social security. everyone who stayed in it, everyone who is on it and everyone was soon to be on it should have their benefits. when it comes to medicare, it runs out of money in nine years. something must be done immediately. and begin you heard me say that obamacare to $700 billion out of medicare, accelerating its demise. so i have to tell you folks, we are going to have to reform spending in washington. i look forward to working with my senate colleagues in achieving that. thank you. >> i have 30 seconds? >> moderator: yes, you do. >> i belie

mr. fleming. mr. fleming: mr. vice president, do i take it then you believe that you can work better with democratic majorities in the house and senate than senator kennedy could work with democratic majorities in the house and senate? mr. nixon; i would say this -- that we, of course, expect to pick up some seats in both in the house and the senate. we would hope to control the house, to get a majority in the house in this election. we cannot, of course, control the senate. i would say that a president will be able to lead -- a president will be able to get his program through -- to the effect that he has the support of the country, the support of the people. sometimes we -- we get the opinion that in getting programs through the house or the senate it's purely a question of legislative finagling and all that sort of thing. it isn't really that. whenever a majority of the people are for a program, the house and the senate responds to it. and whether this house and senate, in the next session is democratic or repu

mr. fleming, you'll start us off. >> ladies and gentlemen, i'm the one true conservative tonight among those who are pretenders. i want to take louisiana values to washington. my background as a physician in the suspended military member qualifies this. when i was 11 i wanted to be a doctor so badly in a word for that in just before i went to college my dad died suddenly of a heart attack may be my disabled mom and little brother and sister and me to fend for ourselves. i rolled my sleeves up, worked my way through college in middle-school, when onto united states navy, was to the level of each unit commander and set up a medical practice with my family. there's something else i wanted. i wanted to pursue the american dream of opening up a small business and i did that created 500 louisiana jobs. i now want to go to the u.s. senate and fight for louisiana families and fight for your american as well. >> thank you. mr. kennedy. >> i want my country back here that's why i'm running for the u.s. senate. america's best days lie ahead. we will not keep going on direction washington d.c. is taken.

mr. fleming. >> he or she must respect the constitution by the ghost for the as a proven conservative i would only support a justice or a federal judge who is an original is, like justice scalia. we lost a wonderful justice. he stood up for life. he stood up for the first amendment. he stood up for the second amendment. that would be very important. that would be essential. as he is senator i would only vote to confirm someone who upholds the prosecution in full, does not try to change or more of it anyway, does not talk about it being a living document that metamorphosis over time. wa.. the partnership with the stimson center and enables to put on that dignity is like this. i have a very simple job this morning to introduce our moderator for today, larry jacobs professor of walter and joe montville professor study of politics at the department of political science at the university of minnesota. he also directs the tenor for this study of politics and governance and he is a prolific author and scholar in writing and some of the most important issues of the day. in the last year or two where

fleming: that is a platitude you refuse to fill about the right-to-life survey and you support him a clinton -- hillary clinton that is anti-second amendment. >> moderator: mr. kennedy but is your question? kennedy: john, we have been together in a lot of forums i have very few in a number of forums talk about the problems of medicare and social security and i was wondering if you could elaborate on the problems that uc m1 americans ought to do about it. >> as a proven conservative i want to protect social security. everybody who stays in it and is on it should have their benefits when they care bonds out of money. obamacare took $7 billion so they have to reform spending in washington. >> everybody to pay for social security and if you want to save money i've made the federal budget like the state budget they spencer is massage john beni rabbits and spend with their mother's love dogs as much as kids. >> moderator: that ends this particular round in the next question comes from kelly. with the opportunity with the oil and gas industry the breezy and workers are concerned about friday what which you do to help create the next generation of jobs in the b.c.