brenton. >> good evening. like to thank the indiana debate commission, my fellow hoosiers and my esteemed composed. my name is lucy brenton occupied on the way because i haven't spent $30 million to in the java-based under $200,000 to you. but you know me because i'm a wife, mother, but the daughter of a disabled veteran and the hoosier like you get sick and tired of what's going on in our country. special interest groups have hijacked us and it's time we sent them a new message that hoosier voters can't be bought. i'm running because mr. bayh spent too much time looking for a lobbying job instead of serving hoosiers. use that one of us. i'm running against the shia and because although he talks conservative, when it comes down to vote a vote to raise the national debt. that's okay because as sure sender i will uphold the rule of law so there's justice for everyone. and i will call for a strong national defense so that we can be safe. i work to in the debt burden that is facing our grandchildren hopefully you'

brenton, the brenton, the floor is your. >> mr., tran4, you both spent time in washington d.c. so much time that i'm afraid it's turned you to the dark side. in fact, what i mean by that is why are we discussing programs that people are forced to buy. let the free market work. we are arguing over obamacare. why are we discussing why the government is forcing, through taxation, people to buy product they don't want or need. i am a women. i have birthed ten children, seven girls and three boys. you should charge me more because i'm more likely to use you and be more expensive but at the free market were open and i could could negotiate with the healthcare company and have the coverage i want instead of that forced and shoved down my throat by the government, instead of having a 15000-dollar cost, i could've had the $5000 home birth covered. the only thing i can say to the american people, these are not the senators you are looking for. >> mr. young. >> you know, clearly evan bayh has become a creature of washington. he has left us. h

(brenton johnson/ senior) "being black is not a costume." butt with (brenton johnson/ senior) "i instantly was upset. like, i got angry because it was a clear and blatant disrespect." right now -- the student affairs division -- is investigating. school officials -- not speculating yet on punishment -- but say -- anything is possible. arkansas) "it goes against everything that we teach, that we believe and what we stand for." butt with "this representation or picture does not represent the views or the values of this institution. we, as i said we are a very diverse body." the student says -- he's received a number of death threats -- and has since apologized on instagram. and in texas -- a terrifying case of life -- imitating art. police say two men -- opened one who the gunman -- was dressed up as -- the horror-movie villain -- freddy krueger. five people were hit. they're all expected to survive. the shooters took off. neighbors are shaken. mos/witness): "after we called 911, we were hesitant to open the door, but we opened the door and we

senate debate between todd young, evan by, and libertarian party candidate, lucy brenton. brenton. they're competing for the seat currently held by dan coats. >> live from indianapolis, the u.s. u.s. senate debate sponsored by the indiana debate commission. known. [inaudible] [inaudible] >> good evening. welcome to the indiana debate commission's u.s. senate debate. we're coming to live from the studio and public and public television station, w fyi, w fyi in indianapolis. joining me at three candidates who hope to represent the people of indiana and washington. the winner will succeed senator dan coats, republican who is retiring. i am your moderator, can all moderator, can all in. executive director of media relations at depaul university. a former television television news anchor and reporter. my experience included time at w and rtv and at wayne in fort wayne. for the next hour the candidates will debate a variety of to mastic and international issues that are u.s. senators likely to face. many questions came from you, members of the public who submitted questions to the debat

brenton, floor is now yours. ms. brenton: thank you. mr. young, mr.ayh, you have both spent so much time in in d.c. that i am afraid it has turned you to the dark side. in fact, why are discussing programs that people are forced to buy? let the free market work. why are we not discussing that the government is forcing through taxation to buy a product they do not want or need? i have beautiful children, seven and girls and three boys -- you should charge me more because i am more likely to use it, but in the free-market to negotiate the health care company but is it of being forced down my throat instead of having a $15,000 cost i could've had that $5,000 home birth cost paid for by my health insurance instead. in fact, the only thing i can say to the american people that these and not the senators you are looking for. moderator: mr. young, you have a chance to wrap up. rep. young: clearly evan bayh has become a creature of washington. this is not about obamacare, this is how he handled the situation. hoosiers voted to repeal this law. andave a lot of

brenton. mrs. brenton will go on a follow-up on the same topic for a maximum of two minutes and then mr. young will have two minutes. if you're keeping score at home you're doing better than i am. we'll close out the topic with one minute of rebuttal. the other two candidates will have the same opportunity to speak on a topic of their choice following the rotation i just attempted to describe. as promised the floor is yours with the topic of your choice. >> thank you. i would like to talk about growing our economy and tray. my my top priority is expanding hoosier business and creating good jobs. we have to have a level playing field when it comes to trade in order to get the job done. also often that's not the case. i visited recently with the company and -- they lost a contact because china's illegally importing into our country. that has got to stop. i was sad -- in indianapolis and they can't export their products into china because of illegal trade barriers. i talk to too many hoosier businesse

lucy brenton is the libertarian candidate. she is a finance professional. evan bayh is a democratic candidate, former u.s. senator and former governor of indiana. tom young is the republican candidate, his the congressman represented indiana's ninth district in the cell central and southeast part of the state. the candidates positions on the stage in the order in which they will answer the questions were determined by lot conducted by the debate commission. after i asked the question each candidate and turned will have the opportunity to respond for one minute. rebuttal periods of 30 seconds each will be on an as-needed basis. if a candidate exceeds the amount of time given for his or her response i will have to ask them to stop. before the final question, each candidate will be able to address the topic of their choice. this allows the candidates to discuss the topic they feel is important but hasn't been touched on by the question in the actual program. they can also go back to a topic that was discussed earlier so they can delve into it further. that can

(brenton johnson/ senior) "being black is not a was a clear and blatant disrespect." right now -- the student affairs division is investigating. school officials not speculating yet on punishment but say anything is possible. (tom courtway/ president university of central arkansas) "it goes against everything that we teach, that for." butt with "this representation or picture does not represent the views or the received a number of death threats -- and has since apologized on instagram. and in texas -- a terrifying case of life-- imitating art. "a nightmare on elm street" -- came too close to reality -- during a halloween party -- in san antonio. police say two men -- including one who was dressed up as fred at a house party five people were hit -- but they are all expected to survive. the suspects later took off -- leaving neighbors shaken by the incident. mos/witness): "after we called 911, we were hesitant to open the door, but we opened the door and we saw people running and screaming and blood. it was just a little bit crazy." investigators say the shooting start

brenton brown, chief economist at mitsubishi usj securities.i know you are preoccupied by the politics that relates to the markets. you talked about how populism is uel.f you see a link between what we andseeing from the fed monetary policy and what that is done to the distribution of assets across america and the rise of populism. interested to see where that populism is finding its roots in the spectrum of u.s. politics. >> very much the wealth gains generated by the q.e. and monetary policy, together with productivity and investment spending, outcome, which means low standard of living containing, that has been a powerful cocktail for producing populism as we've seen with the trump and bernie sanders phenomena. may: at the moment, trump have gained support from that particular development and the link to the fed, but it's not doing them any good in the pool. clinton gaining on trump. the's the market view of election as we stand right now? what does a clinton win due to the dollar? brendan: the key is not a clinton win, but what is going to happen to the house and senate. if we see