quoting no higher an authority than carly fiorina on carly fiorina, she supported cap-and- trade duringhe campaign of 2008. i am glad that we have some converts over to the sensible conservative way of thinking. the fact is that if california were to employment 8032, it would require a 30% reduction in our greenhouse gas emissions in only 10 years. if we got rid of all the electrical production, you would not make the no. 3 is the guy rid of all privately owned automobiles, you would not make the number. if you eliminated california off the face of the year, and one year's worth of economic growth from china, you would make up the difference. we need to solve this problem through innovation and through wealth creation, not through red tape and putting people out of work. >> warren armstrong? the dollar back to mr. campbell now? >> if you guys cannot keep it straight, we're in trouble. >> i think we jumped, but that is all right. >> ms. fiorina, we go to you. despite some of the highest unemployment in the country, many central valley leaders believe that their region is being neglected.

quoting no higher an authority than carly fiorina on carly fiorina, she supported cap-and- trade during2008. i am glad that we have some converts over to the sensible conservative way of thinking. the fact is that if california were to employment 8032, it would require a 30% reduction in our greenhouse gas emissions in only 10 years. if we got rid of allhe electrical production, you would not make the no. 3 is the guy rid of all privately owned automobiles, you would not make the number. if you eliminated california off the face of the year, and one year's worth of economic growth from china, you would make up the difference. we need to solve this problem through innovation and through wealth creation, not through red tape and putting people out of work. >> warren armstrong? the dollar back to mr. campbell now? >> if you guys cannot keep it straight, we're in trouble. >> i think we jumped, but that is all right. >> ms. fiorina, we go to you. spite some of the highest unemployment in the country, many central valley leaders believe that their region is being neglected. a majority of the

they include the former h-p ceo, carly fiorina. this was hosted by abc television in los angeles. it is just over one hour. >> abc 7 presented the republican candidate debate. >> hello and thank you for joining us. i am with kabc television. this is the senatorial primary debate featuring the three leading candidates for the republican nomination, tom campbell, chuck devore, and carly fiorina. we are at the museum of tolerance in west los angeles. seating -- seated in the front part members from the women's voters of los angeles. we have drawn a strong as for the order in which the first question will be answered. warren, your question to tom campbell. candidates, you have 60 seconds. >> good evening, candidates. mr. campbell, "conservative" is a buzzword for this election. what are your conservative credentials that separates you from the other candidates here on the stage tonight? >> may i begin with a word of thanks to the league of women voters come abc, and the museum of tolerance. go i am so pleased to be here. i served in the administration of ronald reagan. i have a ph.d.

. >> greta: carly fiorina you have taken heat for that one. >> carly pro nra, pro, anti-cap and tax, anti-big government. she is the real deal in california she was accused of being a rhino because she doesn't have a voting record to prove that these positions are near and dear to her heart. kind of taken aback by all the flak in the deep blue state of california and she is bold enough pro claiming her common sense conservative values and principles and intentions. getting a little beat up over that i'm going to take a stand and call it like i see it. >> greta: so it doesn't bother you? >> not at the end of the day, no. >> greta: we have a woman nominee for supreme court. any thoughts on elena kagan? >> i want to preface everything by saying gender isn't an issue for me. i would never only and solely endorse somebody because of their gender or -- with elena, as we are finding out with miss kagan nobody knows a lot about her. the track record she does have the mainstream media hasn't develop edell ofed in and found out -- hasn't delved in and found out what it is. there's not a lot of

there that sba allows a candidate to have knowing that, oh, okay, i'm safe, they're endorsing carly fiorina. you all have endorsed her. you all get it. you understand that they're in deep blue california. anyone who i running f office bold enough to declare their pro-life stance, they're pro-nra and pro-business and anti-big government principles that they stand on here she proudly proclaiming that yet some wanting too accuse her of being a rhino. no, no, no, they're in the deep blue california. if she's unabashedly pro-life and all those other commonsense conservative things she stands for, she's the real deal and i appreciate you too being bold enough and strong enough to take a stand in that race and take a stand in so many races across the country. i'm especially glad to be celebrating life. it's an honor to speak in a building named after one of my heroes and one of your, ronald reagan. this is an honor. president reagan was always so supportive of women leadership. in fact, he often liked to tell a story about his good friend and another hero, margaret thatcher. he first met her befor

afternoon, i'll be with nikki haley in south carolina doing an endorsement tre and, of course, carly fiorina was, you know, the credibility there that sba aows a candidate to have knowing that, oh, okay, i'm safe, they're endorsin carly fiorina. you all have endorsedher. you all get it. you understand that they're in deep blue california. anyone who is running for office bold enough to declare their pro-life stance, they're pro-nra and pro-business and anti-big government principles that they stand on here she proudly proclaiming that yet some wanting too ause her of being a rhino. no, no, no, they'ren the deep blue california. if she's unabashedly pro-life and all those other commonsense conservative things she stands for, she's the real deal and i appreciate you too being bold enough and strong enough to take a stand in that race and take a stand in so many races across the country. i'm especially glad to be celebrating life. it's an honor to speak in a building named after one of my roes and one of your, ronald reagan. this is an honor. president reagan was always so supportive of women a

they are tom campbell, state assembly member chuck before, and former hewlett-packard ceo carly fiorinathat will be at 4:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> this weekend, ted leonsis on his book the business of happiness. his documentary about the 1937 massacre and what it means to own a professional sports team. that is sunday night on c-span. >> a discussion now on the impact of new media and political campaigns and journalism. among those taking part, the obama presidential campaign strategist and the strategist for the mccain presidential campaign. this is about 90 minutes. >> good evening, everyone, welcome to the university's first global symposium and sponsored by the institute of global studies and i'm ralph beg heighter. it is hard to believe that -- but it was six years ago in 2004 that using the internet to create interesting campaign rallies and canvassing of the blic was a envelopeity. we marveled at a candidate named dean sring big donations and audiences at something he called at the time meet-ins that were organized almost completely by high-tech knowledge e-mail. and youtube

the candidates are former congressman tom campbell and state assemblyman chuck debor and carly fiorinand we'll have that at 4:00 eastern here on c-span. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] nppingnng [captions performed by the national captioning institute] >> >> discussion on political campaigns and journalism. among those taking part, obama campaign strategist and the strategist for the mccain campaign. this is about 90 minutes. >> good evening, everyone, welcome to the university's first global symposium and sponsored by the institute of global studies and i'm ralph beg heighter. it is hard to believe that -- but it was six years ago in 2004 that using the internet to create interesting campaign rallies and canvassing of the public was a envelopeity. we marveled at a candidate named dean scoring big donations and audiences at something he called at the time meet-ins that were organized almost completely by high-tech knowledge e-mail. and youtube had not yet been created and facebook had just been born but was not yet a political communication factor. and twitter

there that sba allows a candidate to have knowing that, oh, okay, i'm safe, they're endorsing carly fiorina. you all have endorsed her. you all get it. you understand that they're in deep blue california. anyone who is running for office bold enough to declare their pro-life stance, they're pro-nra and pro-business and anti-big government principles that they stand on here she proudly proclaiming that yet some wanting too accuse her of being a rhino. no, no, no, they're in the deep blue california. if she's unabashedly pro-life and all those other commonsense conservative things she stands for, she's the real deal and i appreciate you too being bold enough and strong enough to take a stand in that race and take a stand in so many races across the country. i'm especially glad to be celebrating life. it's an honor to speak in a building named after one of my heroes and one of your, ronald reagan. this is an honor. president reagan w always so supportive of women leadership in fact, he oen liked to tell a story about his good friend and another hero, margaret thatcher. he first met her before