aroundre, having us allows him to do that. c-span.ght at 8:00 on pennsylvania governor tom wolfe recently gave his budget address at the state capitol in harrisburg. hislso talked about legislative priorities including education investment and combating the opioid epidemic. this is 20 minutes. gov. wolf: thank you very much members of the assembly and invited guests and most importantly my fellow pennsylvanians. [applause] gov. wolf: before i begin, i tot to take a moment congratulate the philadelphia eagles, the city of philadelphia, that all of us in pennsylvania. we are sometimes split between parties and eagles and steelers. we are all fans of pennsylvania and the eagles and their devoted fans deserve this moment and we should all be happy to share it. we now have seven super bowl rings in pennsylvania. [applause] gov. wolf: that is truly something we can be proud of. fly, eagles, fly. [applause] just like so many of us have pride in the eagles, the story of the commonwealth of pennsylvania has always been a story about pr

listened to c-span that night, and unless i missed the very first color insert -- calle in switching aroundr, i did not hear that. if i remember correctly, you guys keep pretty good records. you have video, etc. could you have one of the interns or assistance or producers look through your tapes of that night? host: sure, absolutely. i will clarify, i think the vice president was saying the very clarify, i think the vice president was saying the very first phone call he heard when he turned it on, when he got home from the state of the union. mark, do you have a question or comment? caller: i saw the show ended not hear that, so i would love to that really occurred. we always hear these stories from the trump administration. sometimes, they are not 100% accurate. thati hate to tell the lady th, your guest, but i think that you have got a very hard road to . trump is of course using daca as a bargaining chip, and he is asking for so, so much as part of a bipartisan agreement that it could well lead to things were the democrats would just theyto pass on it, because would have to accept everyth

i think we're going to see a lot of momentum aroundr that. af seeing already signs and teachers for some of these candidates. candidates, for instance, challenging tom mcclintock near sacramento. that's a big part of this weekend. because they're d,excior instance, they might be able to take over darryl issa's seat os thing like that. >> scott, i mean, in that race, for example, you have several strong democratic candidates vying and othe there's, you know, more than several. is that a concern for party aders? how do they navigate that? i don't think the party chair wants to be seen as pushing progresfve democrats out any races. >> it is a real problem. because, you know, in the top two primary system we have in california. the top twon finishers primary go on to november. and so let's say orange county around fullerton, you have five or six democratsuing. and they're well funded. and so the question becomes are toing to slip the vote so much that two republicans sneak in, which is, you know, finan vember. i think what you might see is if ny

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listened to c-span that night, and unless i missed the very first color insert -- calle in switching aroundrdid not hear that. if i remember correctly, you guys keep pretty good records. you have video, etc. could you have one of the interns or assistance or producers look through your tapes of that night? host: sure, absolutely. i will clarify, i think the vice president was saying the very clarify, i think the vice president was saying the very first phone call he heard when he turned it on, when he got home from the state of the union. mark, do you have a question or comment? caller: i saw the show ended not hear that, so i would love to that really occurred. we always hear these stories from the trump administration. sometimes, they are not 100% accurate. thati hate to tell the lady th, your guest, but i think that you have got a very hard road to hoe . trump is of course using daca as a bargaining chip, and he is asking for so, so much as part of a bipartisan agreement that it could well lead to things were the democrats would just theyto pass on it, because would have to accept everyth

aroundre, having us allows him to do that. c-span.ght at 8:00 on pennsylvania governor tom wolfe recently gave his budget address at the state capitol in harrisburg. hislso talked about legislative priorities including education investment and combating the opioid epidemic. this is 20 minutes.