the debate was hosted by alaska public media that runs just under an hour. >> alaska public media, alaska's new source present debates for this day. the alaska governor race moderated by lori townsend and mike ross. laura: thank you for joining us for the debate for the state. coming to you live from the alaska public media i'm lori townsend. mike: we will pose a series of questions to the candidates on this years ballot for governor of alaska. because of the states new voter system, alaskans will rank up to four candidates at the polls. they are republicans mike dunleavy, charlie peers, and nonpartisan candidate will walker. laurie: we also gathered questions from alaskans around the state and from the anchorage youth bow. we will be monitoring social media for other questions to pose to the candidates. >> the candidates will have the opportunity to ask questions of each other. all questions and answers will be times. >> let's get started, we will begin with one of the biggest issues facing the state, the permanent fund dividend. candidates, what will your approach be for sustaining the pe

we talk about bringing business to alaska, come to alaska.e have been in deficit for the past 10 years other than our work in europe. we need to do that. we have to make education a very high priority on the funding side and find out where we get the funding for that. >> crime is at a 41 your love. debts are paid off including oil tax credits. we put billions onto siemens, education reform has occurred along with the reject in the university of alaska. we updated our consent laws. thousands of cases that were backlogged over the previous administration, we stabilize to the system with an endowment, we embarked upon a renewable approach to alaska that has not been seen ever in the state. in the alaska gas line concept is closer than it has ever been. these are challenges we are meeting and he will be challenges in the future but right now we have done a pretty good job in dealing with these challenges. >> one minute on the biggest challenges facing the next governor. >> i would ask him alaskans to go out in google rankings and look at her bask

bill to alaska? >> you have 1 minute to respond. >> the infrastructure bill is called by the wall street journal a bait and switch, and senator sullivan has actually confirmed this. he took to the floor of the senate in june and in august, saying that the 25% that was set aside for actual infrastructure has now been buried by biden's bureaucrats under regulations designed to kill all infrastructure. we got stuck with all of the inflation from the infrastructure bill that you wrote, but the appropriations that have been made available are hiding in the executive branch behind biden's bureaucrats, not actually accessible. so he then sponsored legislation to try and get rid of this regulatory framework. you cosponsored the legislation, essentially admitting that there are significant flaws in the infrastructure bill and our ability to get access to this infrastructure. infrastructure is critical in alaska, and one of the chief things we've got to pick up in this next session is clearing away these regul

begich: this is a major issue within alaska. when veterans are coming back from foreign conflicts, they are not getting the kind of treatment they deserve. we need to do a lot more to destigmatize reporting of mental health issues. this is a big problem among veterans who are trying to be tough. the tough thing to do is to go in and admit you need help. mr. bye: as the only combat veteran up here, this really touches home. much like your dad come exercise is always good. getting out in the cold is always good. the most important thing is to build relationships that build upon themselves so that veterans feel comfortable in addressing these issues. until we do that, we will always be stigmatized. gov. palin: i am glad we are finally addressing this. this must be a priority. we better start treating our veterans as they deserve to be treated. look at the v.a. scandal under obama and biden. best shows what goes wrong when bureaucrats run health care programs. it has been a disgrace and it has been a disgrace to those who are willin

. >> alaska public media, alaska's news source, and ktlo present debate for the state. the u.s. house race, moderated by laurie townsend and mike ross. >> good evening, everyone. thank you for joining us for debate for the state. we're coming to you live tonight from alaska public media in anchorage. i'm mike ross. >> and i'm laurie townsend. tonight, we will pose a series of questions to the candidates on this year's ballot for alaska's sole seat in the u.s. house of representatives. because of the state's new voting system, alaskans will rank up to four candidates at the polls this year. republican sarah palin and nick beggage, democrat mary paltola and libertarian chris bye. >> we have gathered questions from alaskans around the state and from the anchorage youth vote and we will be monitoring social media tonight for or questions to pose to the candidates this evening. >> the candidates will have an opportunity to ask questions of each other during the debate. all questions and answers will be timed. >> those candidates >> inflation is running at a 40 year high. reaching abo

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(john straley) we are in the archipelago of southeastern alaska, on baranof island in sitka, alaska. i love the fact that we live on a contiguous temperate rainforest. and i believe that it's one of the last great treasures on earth. (sophie fouron) john straley. poet and author, the untamed nature in alaksa have inspired both his poetry and crime novels. having settled on baranof some 35 years ago, this is his island. (john straley) this place on the outside of baranof is the ancestral home of the tlingit people of sitka. in the late 1700's, russians and aleut people came to harvest sea otters, and then the americans, british and spanish came. to this day, there are about 9000 people. the population in sitka, i believe, is still around 25% tlingit people. there is a coast guard base. there is a trouper academy, there are fish plants in sitka with transient workers from all over the world now. it's a relatively diverse community. (sophie fouron) it's hard to imagine, but sitka is actually the largest city in the united states by landmass. hello! (mim mcconnell) hi! - we'll have a lit

those of the kinds of things that are opposite of our alaska values.fident we will run this race. at the same time the republicans in the senate are funding lisa murkowski and they are paying for ads that are trying to smear you why would that be. >> that's absolutely right it's very shocking here and alaska republican party has censured murkowski they actually removed her from membership in endorsed me so she's not the republican candidate in alaska even though it's a head-to-head between both of us she's only in the race at 50% because the democrats are behind her i don't know why mitch mcconnell decided to pull money from other candidates like blake masters and put it against me, $6 million in alaska goes a long way think about it like this in 2016 murkowski raised only $26 for her entire campaign. it seems like mitch mcconnell would rather have a minority he can control rather than majority that he cannot because after this lisa murkowski will owe him a lot of favors and she just does the bidding do from passing through all of the radical nominees

but even like wyatt earp ends up going to alaska this time. and so it's a, i don't know, like it was such a there was a poet called the of the sierras who was like very famously like decided that like he was going to be the symbol, like he was the symbol of the literary, and he was going to go to alaska to you say it's a bit of a religious and he ends up he can't make it to dawson and i think like he loses a foot to frostbite and like slinks home. and so it was it was this last gasp it like in some ways it epitomized everything from taking the land from the indigenous people that were there to like boomtowns that didn't boom in over decade or something. you know, they've truly boomed like in a month. they went. dawson city goes from 5000 to 40000 in about in just a couple of months. they're so it's it's kind of like all of those steams, you know, packed into one and then it truly was the last gasp, just as you know, the klondike owns. this is when mckinley shot. he's assassinated. teddy roosevelt becomes president in like 1901. and then very q

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this is a huge concern in alaska.rent's rights and education, we want our children learning in schools, we want to see kind of education that i hmple i . >> who i was growing up we had some of best scores in nation, how did we decline so quickly. the last 20 or so years, amount of time that u.s. murkowski has been in u.s. senate weaker to turn the numbers around. >> i much continued to for the nation for the people of alaska and myself, voting system that is in alaska, they adopted it from california. to help democrats, and liberals. they want to avoid in republican party republican primary. they go right to this jungle l list they call it i don't care about number two, votes when people go into vote, now, what does it look like, what should they do. >> voting system, as project veritas exposed, they said a des creation of democracy for murkowski and her campaign team to try to reengineer an election system to rig it in her favor, she would not have her senate seat if we had a normal election system, she would have lo

the leadership fund and reported more than $7 million into the alaska contest. now, for her part, shaboka well within the margin of error and major polls and picked up endorsement of president trump and endorsed by the alaskaen rep party and demanding the minority leader butt out and calling on the kentucky senator and gop to sensor mcconnell. we request that the republican party of kentucky leadership act against senator mitch mcconnell for his inappropriate behavior and the republican candidates endorse kelly. alaska is not the first state to call out mcconnell and arizona gop did it too accusing washington of playing party favorites and they shouldn't do that they say. >> laura: senturing senate minority and this campaign season is to wild. i can't see where this goes and can't wait to see. do this again soon. >> i would love to. >> laura: great to see you, kelly. the trump-backed republican running in alaska and it's great to see you tonight and this report from kevin, his head is spinning around. what has the senate gop leadership so worried about you? what

and that's exactlyt alaska's whr alaska's gop party says is happening.hey're accusing kentuckych senator mitch mcconnell, the minority leader, of pulling strings to hel p fund lisacamp murkowski campaign attack ads against heainsr challenger, kelly abarca, mcconnell's super pac. that's kel senate leadership fu, reportedly has poured more thane alaska contest. now, for her seven million dollars into the alaska contest. >> now, for her part, chewbacca is well within the margin ofllsn error and most major polls, she's picked up the endorsement of former president trump b and is endorsed by the alaska republican party. and tonight they're demanding the minority leader. but out calling outg on the kentucky senator and calling on the kentucky goe keno censor mcconnell, quote, we. request we request it is ack republican party of kentucky leadership act against actr hi senator mitch mcconnell for his inappropriate behavior against alaska republicans. s inapprate and republican endod candidate kelly . , now alaska, believe ari it or not, laura is nozot the first

i don't like the voting system up in alaska anyway. why would mitch mcconnell with close races in new hampshire, and pennsylvania and nevada and arizona, why is he spending money for republicans to fight each other in alaska? >> well, not just alaska, take new hampshire is another example. mitch's professional team made a decision that they would try to defeat some of the pro-trump candidates. they lost to the best of my knowledge every single fight. i think it's a sign that money in the end is not as important as votes. i know it's hard. the washington press corps love to talk about money. kelly is a good example. so are other candidates across the country who survived despite the washington establishment whether it's mcconnell or others trying to dictate to them. i have to say tonight, i am excited because despite every effort of the left wing media, we have 2 polls in georgia in the last 24 hours. emerson shows herschel walker despite every lie of the left being within 2 points of winning. we have a brand new poll coming out showing

those are really opposite of our alaska values.confident we will win this race. >> funding lisa markowski. they are paying for ads that will try to smear you. why would that be? you are both republicans. >> here in alaska our republican party has actually removed her from leadership and endorsed me. now a head to head between both- toof us. she is only in the race with 50 because the democrats are behind her. putting it against me. $6 million goes a long way. think about it like this. raising only $7 million for her entire campaign. see it seems like mitch mcconnellul d would rather have a minority that he can control rather than a majority that he cannot.i wi after this lisa markowski wills owe him a lot of favors. she just does the bidding of d.c. insiders. passing through all the radical nominees that have shut down out energy industry, killed our joba and inflated all of our grocery and gas prices.ro she willss do whatever mitch mcconnell wants her to do. right after dobbs was passed she voted against and then turned around a c

there were two paths out of alaska into the yukon. it was the past which was the traditional walking route used by indigenous people for thousands of years. the other one was a trout white people thought would be much faster. they called the white pass. it was going to be where a railroad was supposed to go. everyone had heard the report was going to be there so this must be much easier. so they hid got horses -- they d not know how to hitch w horses. these were city folk. were not leaving their homestead in nebraska with lots of frontier skills in moving toe alaska. they were leaving new york and chicago and seattle. they wore leather slip on shoes and suits and road and trolley cars. a lot of them had electricity. a lot of people like us. and they get up to alaska i mean do you know how to hitch a settle on a horse? to put a load on? you knowat how to build the boat if you had to? which is what they had to do to go downng the river for they do not know how to do any of these things because i don't know how to treat horses the white

and then they get up to alaska. they i mean, do you know how to hitch the, you know, a saddle on a horse? you know, how to put a load on? do you know, like do you know how to build a boat? if you had to, which is what they had to do to go down the river, they don't know how to do any of these things because they don't know how to treat horses. the white pass up being called the dead horse pass because tens of thousands of animals die as they're essentially whipped up. the up the pass if a horse was, you know, ten or 15 or $20 at the bottom and it was $0.10 at the top, if you were to purchase one because they absolutely weren't worthless and they just killed them at the top and piled the bodies. and this is an excellent jack london himself, one of the people that writes about that. so. a yeah, like this is the cost of doing business. yeah. i guess is, is is a theme that you're hearing. so in addition to, the, the good solid history in all of that, the books are sort of page turners too. i mean, they are interesting,

and the people of alaska, your message is resonating with them. they don't need to hear fromthep washington and mitch mcconnell, the kentucky senator , weighingy with millions of dollars thaint he's getting from inside the party to fightm against-- the party. >> i think there's two reasons. i suspect that he'd rather haveu a minority he can controlld rate rather thar han majority. majo he can'tri. and my entire background is in holding government insiders accountable, exposing waste, fraud and abuse and making government work fo gor the people instead of against the people. and i suspect mitch mcconnell and these washington, dc insiders, i don't know thats ther'd like it so much to have me in there working forople o the people of the united states of america and making bee government work for them. i suspect, just like we'veex ber exposing throughout this year,pe there's a populist movement coming across the united states . you'veent ming talked about it. there's a third wave of conservatism. and i don't know that they like so much. there's going

going to alaska at this time.so it's comfortable, like he was such, there was a poet called the point of this year's was like very famously like decided that like you is going to be the symbol, like he was the symbol of the literary west and is going to go to alaska, too. like you say is a bit of a religious thing. he ends up, he can make to dawson and thank you loses a foot to frost and like slinks home. so it was, it was this last gasp like in some ways it epitomized everything from taking the lead from indigenous people that were there to like boom towns that didn't boom in over a decade or something. they truly boom like in a month. dawson city goes from 5000 to 40,000 in just a couple of months. it's kind of like all of those scenes, you know, packed into one. and then it truly was the last gasp because the klondike ends, this is when making his shot, gets assassinated. teddy roosevelt becomes president in like 1901 and then very quickly, like life moves on. like it's the great white fleet, it's the new centu

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host: that was coming out of alaska. you can see that in full on c-span. a host of other debates he can watch as well. 8:00 tonight we start off in illinois with the u.s. senate debate between tammy duckworth and republican challenger. it is at 8:00 on c-span, c-span now and our website. you can watch the alaska house debate which you just saw a portion of. that will be at 9:00. at 10:00, new hampshire's u.s. senate race is hosted by new hampshire's pbs. you can see that on our main channel, c-span now or c-span.org. we will start off with david in virginia on this open farm. david, go ahead. caller: good morning c-span. thank you. this is to your previous guests mr. moore. he spoke just as i expected him to. i was just wondering, i was hoping to ask him, for folks to look out it is on truth out.org. a website. trump in his final days in office rest to cancel oversight on the ppp loans. 95% of these are red flag loans were forgotten about because a lot of them do not go to the workers. they went to the business owners. and to enriching the richest american

but even wyatt earp going to alaska at this time.i don't know, it was such -- there is a poet called the poet of the seers who is very famously like decided he was going to be the symbol. like he was the symbol of the literary west he was going to go to alaska too. hlike you say it's a bit of a religious thing. he ends up he cannot makes it he loses afoot to frostbite and goes home. though it was this lastgasp in some ways that epitomizeat everything from taking the land from the indigenous people that were there to boomtown that did not boom in over a decade or something. they truly boomed in a month. dawson city customer 5000 to 40000 in just a couple months there. all those themes packed into one. and it truly was the lastgasp because the klondike ends this is when mckinley is shot, he is assassinated by teddy roosevelt becomes president and that very quickly life goes on. as the great white fleet. is the new century. dawson city, they are still mining and tourists show up in 1900 -- 1901. it's also turning into a tourist trap com

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: autumn is a time for stocking up on alaska's kodiak archipelago.ts famous namesake bears feast on a buffet of salmon ahead of winter. and in the nearby fishing port, one of the largest in the country, gabriel prout and his family had mapped out crab season. >> we leave our slip here, head out around spruce island. >> reporter: but the odds of prout's ship ever leaving his slip are now slim to none, which could also be said about the snow crab population that makes up most of his business. an estimated one billion crabs mysteriously disappeared in just two years. that's a 90% plunge. >> where have the snow crab gone? did they run up north to get to the colder water? did they completely cross across the border? did they walk off the continental shelf there on the edge of the betring sea? we don't know. >> the first thing is this real? it was almost a flat line. >> reporter: as a research were the alaska department of fish and game. >> see what we've got for crab. >> reporter: it's been daley's job to monitor the health of the state's fisheries, which

the biggest one comes from alaska. at large district, that's existed for 63 years. nearly 50 of those years, the sea was held by one man, republican don young, a legendary figure. when he died, earlier this year, something shocking happened. a democrat, name mary peltola ran for a seat over the special election, she won. now -- wind wise rank choice voting, which allows people to rank who their preferences are. in lieu of a primary, and then -- this allows voters for nuance choices. peltola rad incredibly strong race, she was helped by the other factor, she was running against two republicans who were absolutely despise each other. one, sarah palin, former governor of alaska, vice presidential nominee. and the nexus nick baggage, who worked on young 2020 campaign as a famous name in alaska. the feud between palin baggage, has been intense in public. last month, palin called on baggage to drop out, calling him delusional. the summer for the summer election, the father and stepmother of sarah palin's ex has been, todd, r

: autumn is a time for stocking up on alaska's kodiak archipelago. it's famous namesake bears feast on salmon ahead of winter. and in a nearby fishing port, on s gabriel prout and family had mapped out crab season. >> we'll leave our slip in dog bay, kodiak, alaska, head out around spruce island. >> reporter: but the odds of proud ship ever leaving his slip are now slim to none, which can also be said about the snow crab population that makes up most of his business. an estimated 1 billion crabs mysteriously disappeared in just two years two years. that's a 90% plunge. where have the snow crabs gone? did they run up north to get to the colder water, cross across the border, walk off the continental shelf on the edge of the bering sea? we don't know. >> the first reaction is, is this real? it was almost a flat line. >> reporter: as a researcher with the alaska department of fish and game-- >> see what we've got for crab. >> reporter: --it's ben daly's job to monitor the health of the state's fisheries which producee 60% of the nation's seafood. his te

we will speak with alaska's ceo coming up at 1:30 p.m. eastern time right here on this show phil lebeau, a great interview coming up there. be sure to stay tuned for that >>> let's now turn to the fixed income markets yields across the curve sitting at multi-year highs and showing no real sign of slowing down the ten-year treasury note yield hitting at a 14-year high, climbing 150 basis points or 1.5%, from its august 1st low of 2.6% it's been a pretty big line higher, you can see there. 4.19% the last trade there while two-year note yields sit at 1.6%. they've seen a similar trajectory from their august 1 close of just under 3% and we're now just shy of 4.6% the two-year sits near a 15-year high but bond king jeffrey gundlach thinks the route may be over tweeting yesterday, he sees yields peaking, saying there might be signs of yield increase exhaustion so for more on that treasury market trade, let's bring in brian weinstein, he's the head of global fixed income over at morgan stanley i wonder, though, 4% plus yields for not just the tw

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