mr. mowrer: mr. mowrer. >> you guys look so much alike.ow would you work with president trump and are there issues where you could work with him? mr. mowrer: i'm confident it is going to be president clinton but if it is president trump, i would look to work on any issues i could. i know one of the few things that i agree with donald trump on is i do oppose the tpp. both mr. trump and secretary clinton oppose the transpacific partnership. that is an area where i disagree with kindness and young because i know he is a strong supporter of that. i would look to work with any president on any issue i could, but i would also have disagreements with any president, even if it is president clinton. while i do support many of the ideas she has proposed, i'm sure that there will be things that we will disagree on. in here,: when i came i saw you shake hands and you think each other for being here. voters in the third congressional district are hearing your responses to the questions but many of them up to now have been evaluating both of you by adve

mr. mowrer, would you support universal health care? mr. mowrer: good news is that today we have 90% of america who have health insurance which is more than we have ever had. what we need to work on is making the affordable care and trying to make it more affordable. >> how do you address the premium increase that the gentleman, that congressman young referenced? mr. mowrer: the good news is if you look at folks on the exchange, right now, 3/4 will still have access to health insurance under $75. a lot of people still do have access to quality and affordable health care. we need to look to expand that. the people that are seeing undo premium rises, we need to look at that and fix it. this is the same thing we heard congressman young say in 2014. he went to washington, and then did the exact opposite which was to vote 12 times to repeal or undermine the affordable care act. i think that is the wrong approach. rep. young: i have always been consistent in my position since when i ran in 2014. i was for repeal and for replace. this health care l

mr. mowrer, would you support universal health care? mr. wrer: good news is that today we have 90% of america who have health insurance which is more than we have ever had. what we need to work on is making the affordable care and trying to make it more affordable. >> how do you address the premium increase that the gentleman, that congressman young referenced? mr. mowrer: the good news is if you look at folks on the

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mr. mowrer, and are you comfortable with the process whereby they are quote unquote being vetted?> i have always been committed to keeping america safe and when you talk about the topic of refugees, the number one priority has to be that in making sure we keep america safe. the process we have an safe letting refugees as a post- 911 process put in place by president bush. it's in over a year-long process including conference of interviews, biometric checks, fingerprints, iris scan's it's primarily women and children. we have accepted 10000 refugees in august and commerce and young says he opposes those refugees, so my question to him would be does he want to send those 10000 families, women and children, back to a war zone and potentially to their death. >> the head of the national director of intelligence, the head of the fbi, secretary of homeland security said we don't have the proper vetting process in place to deal with what we are dealing with from syria and iran. i will trust their judgment. >> so, you want to send them back? >> i went to protect america, jim. >> do you wan