that's going to be of interest to harry reid, because he gave money to harry reid and voted for the president. he also voted for the president and gave money to the president. he ran as a democrat against me in 2008. he gave money to hillary clinton. by deed and by campaign donation, he's a democrat. who will he vote for to lead the senate? or will he vote for anybody? just hand up a little sign and say, i'm present, i'm here? who will he caucus with? what committees will he serve on? he's just one independent who's going to go and look for people who have good ideas. that's rather ridiculous. >> our next question has to do with health care reform, the affordable care act. a specific question. do you favor repeal or repair of the aca? if repair, how would you repair? where would you start? mr. roberts, i'll let you start with this. >> i think we need to repeal. just this month, people are getting more premiums, more people losing their insurance, the doctor-patient relationship is threatened. taxes with obamacare are going to be $1 trillion. many people are not even aware of the taxes that ar

end the harry reid agenda. end the gridlock. end the obama-reid agenda. replace what they have stood or with real jobs, real growth . my opponent cannot stand up to the obama-reid agenda. after all, he is a democrat. he ran against me as a democrat in 2008. and he gave contributions, $174,000 to hillary clinton, to bream, and yes even to harry reid. so by deed and by word and by campaign contributions he cannot stand up to the reid-obama agenda. now, it's so much more. so much more about this election than me. that's why we have had all members of the republican party come and endorse me. because they know the number one thing is to get a republican majority in the united states senate to end the gridlock and stop the obama-reid agenda. >> thank you senator roberts. our first quep tonight is from brian lowry. >> thank you. more than 66,000 children have been apprehended at the southern border unaccompanied y an adult since last october. what's the u.s. to do with these children? >> before i answer that question i have to address a couple of things that se

the harry reid agenda. obama-reid agenda. withce with a stand for real jobs and growth. up toonent will not stand that agenda. he is a democrat. he ran against me as a democrat in 2008. he gave contributions, what $174,000 to000 -- barack obama and hillary clinton. he cannot stand up to the reid- obama agenda. it is so much more about this election than me. memberswhy we have had of the republican party, and endorsement. they know that the number one thing is to get a republican majority to end the gridlock. >> thank you. >> the first question is from brian with the wichita eagle. >> children have been apprehended unaccompanied by adults. what should the u.s. do with the children? >> before i answer the question, i have to address a couple of things that the senator said in the opening remarks. we have gotten to the point where we are making upfa -- where we are making up facts. traditional republicans for common sense have endorsed me. numerous republicans have endorsed me. we need to pay attention to the truth. in terms of young adults and children at the southern bord

we had harry reid speaking about the evils of money in big politics. we hate it. for america. senator reid has been attacking the koch brothers for their sins against democracy and went so far to call them unamerican. here's his greatest hits. >> charles and david koch are shrewd businessmen. what's unamerican is when shadowy billionaires pour unlimited money into our democracy to rig the system. the koch brothers are willing to invest billions to buy that america. senate republicans are addicted to koch. you see when you make billions of dollars a year you can be as immoral and dishonest as your money will allow you to be. it's too bad that they are trying to buy america and it's time that the american people spoke out against this terrible dishonesty of these two brothers who ares about unamerican as anyone i can imagine. >> sad and pathetic when somebody calls a person unamerican especially when they are bigger offenders of the action he defines as unamerican. who are the biggest spenders this year. nra at number five. number four the climbed action. number thre

i have told harry reid no stop when i started the race, harry reid asked me not to run. i said it was all due respect, i will make the decision along with the people of georgia. i know how to say no to senator reed and will work together with those when possible. that contract to david who said he was not a vote for mitch mcconnell what he went right up there when he got the nomination and said he would be a team player for senator mcconnell and the republican party. i will be a team player for georgia. >> i want to go back to one thing that is a misquote and i want to get the record cleared up. in that deposition, if you go nevert, michelle am a it said i outsourced jobs. not one time. it never said i outsourced jobs. that is what we got from obama in 2008 and 2012. i want to clean it out. >> the distinction is you are not moving jobs out -- but sourcing overseas? >> into the dollar general, printed 20,000 jobs in 40 years -- we created 20,000 jobs in 4 years. par of the conversation that i outsourced jobs and they know it is not right. the second thing is where george

the center suggested i voted for harry reid. i want to make sure everyone knows i didn't commit voter fraud. i didn't go to nevada and vote in that election. the center also talks a lot about contributions, but some the contributions he still to talk about are my contributions to republicans. i actually gave money to scott brown in massachusetts in 2010, precisely because he was the vote that was supposed to prevent the affordable care act from becoming law. that's why i made that contribution to i have said from the beginning that i think the affordable care act expanded a broken system. when asked the question, will you repeal the affordable care act, what i said is i think that's a false choice. i think any senator who stands up here and tells you he is going to repealed the affordable care act is ignoring the reality that president obama will simply veto the bill. and so from i stand by what i say is let's start talking about the real issue in health care. let's start talking about health care affordability. we have a health

they are also using harry reid.sa you it when the house fliped from democrat to republican and when in many camd in debates like this. there's always the case of bringing another character into the mix so roberts can get attention off him, onto his opponent, trying to link greg orman, who is independent, but in the past has been more aligned with democrats, also has some views that might line up better with republicans, and one of the things that's so compelling about the race is voters have to decide what do they know about greg orman if voting for him. that's a real question still. >> do you get the sense, you talked to both candidates, spent time talking to voters on the ground in kansas as well. do voters feel that he is still very much undefined, orman? >> when talking to voters, i heard they liked the idea of the anti-washington message. i didn't hear a lot of anti-pat roberts as a person or the job he has done, more of a sense of people being tired of him being there and tired of what has happened in washingt

democrats in the senate, they all go home and their daddy is barack obama and their uncle, i guess is harry reidse they fall under the fold of those two ultraliberal radicals, obama and reid. so yes, we don't need any more democrats in that -- lining up on that side of the ledger under barack obama and harry reid. a vote for a liberal senate candidate is a vote for harry reid and barack obama. >> it's amazing these democrats have voted with obama 96, 97% of the time are doing everything they can to distance themselves from him. to see that dance. >> it's cracking me up in alaska. mark begich, marky mark, so phony baloney full of his i stood up to barack obama, no he voted with obama 97% of the time. the gift that we were given yesterday, in gop establishment you better not blow it. you better take this gift of gold and capitalize on it. yesterday barack obama was out there saying hey, these dudes voting with me in the senate, the ones who are running, especially in a red state, got to get them back in there because they're going to keep voting with me. well, mark begich, mary landrieu, others of

it is harry reid. it is barack obama which you support. you support obamacare. and yet we have continuously voted to reform it. that's what we're trying to do. we're trying to make it better for the american people. it's not republicans that have caused these 55 votes repealed. it's democrats. because any change -- now i am talking. >> yes, you are. >> any change to obamacare is looked upon as a repeal by the democrats because it is the namesake of our president and you are in full support of our president and obamacare. >> again, i've spoken out several times right here today on places i don't agree of the president, places where i don't agree with obamacare. there's several other areas that could be fixed. senator burr came up with a solution that he presented to change the ratio from the most expensive care to the least expensive care, something that not only do republicans and democrats are theyle to vote on -- they are willing to vote on but it's not a change in the house. there are a lot of things that could fix people's problems today. you said they're no

and even harry reid. by deed and by word and by campaign contribution he cannot , stand up to the reid-obama agenda. it is so much more about this election than me. that is why we have had members of the republican party, and endorsement. -- and endorse me because they know that the number one thing is to get a republican majority to end the gridlock. id agenda.he obama-re >> thank you. >> the first question is from brian with the wichita eagle. >> children have been apprehended unaccompanied by adults. at the southern border. what should the u.s. do with the children? >> before i answer the question, i have to address a couple of things that the senator said in the opening remarks. we have gotten to the point wheref we are making upa -- where we are making up facts. about the levels of contributions i have given and he said traditional republicans for common sense have endorsed me. numerous republicans have endorsed me. we need to pay attention to the truth. in terms of young adults and children at the so

that's going to be of interest to harry reid, because he gave money to harry reid. he also voted for the president and gave money to the president. he ran as a democratic in 2008. he gave money to hillary clinton. by deed and by campaign donation, he's a democrat. who will he vote for to lead the senate? or will he vote for anybody? just hand up a little sign and say, i'm present, i'm here? who will he caucus on? he's just one independent who's going to go and look for people who have good ideas. hat's rather ridiculous. >> our next question has to do with the health care act. do you favor repeal or repair of the a.c.a.? if repair, how would you repair? how would you start? mr. roberts, i'll let you start with this. >> i think we need to repeal. just this month more people losing their insurance, the doctor-patient relationship is threatened. we have rationing and waiting under obama care. taxes with obama care. $1 trillion. many people are not even aware of the taxes that are involved until obama care. i voted against obama care. i think it should be repealed, but

she ran against majority leader harry reid. you remember that the last midterms, 2010, this was a wave year for republicans. taking out the top democrat in the senate would have been a cherry on top for them. they really thought they had a chance of taking out harry reid. harry reid had pretty bad numbers in nevada. republican groups, particularly the karl rove groups threw tons and ton of money against him in nevada, but their problem in the end was that their candidate was sharon engel. it wasn't so much that harry reid won that senate race in 2010, it was that sharon engel lost that race because sharon engel talked like this. >> you know, if this congress keeps going the way it is, people are really looking toward those second amendment remedies. they're saying, my goodness, what can we do to turn this country around? >> second amendment remedies. second amendment remedies was a common and repeated theme for sharon engel as a candidate for office. the idea of second amendment remedies was that if conservatives weren't going

harry reid will not -- the house has passed 350 bills. as i said, the senate is the place where good bills go to die. so all of the repeal and replaced legislation passed by the house of representatives and shared in many cases with many different senators has been stopped by harry reid. unless you stop him, the same thing is going to go on. because the president has indicated this is a referendum on his policies and his programs nd his legacy. if you look at his legacy, you will see this guy is a liberal democrat. i don't know you can't come clean about it and just be proud that you are a liberal democrat. >> the senate suggested i voted for harry reid. i want everyone to know, i didn't commit voter fraud. i didn't go to nevada and vote in that election. the senator also talks about contributions. some of the contributions he's failed to talk about are my contributions to republicans. i actually gave money to scott brown in massachusetts in 2010 precisely because he was the vote that was supposed to prevent the affordable care act from b

me because they know i will vote for a republican majority in the dictatorship and gridlock by harry reid and stop the obama reid agenda. about this time tomorrow night my phone is going to have dinner in new york at a $5,000 a plate fundraiser with the soros family. going with him is an endorsement by the iof cfo. going to a soros fund raiser, i have never known that family to endorse independents. they endorsed liberal democrats. >> thank you. thank you to senator roberts. thank you to mr. orman. special thanks to our panel. greg anderson, brian lowry on the wichita eagle. we will have more on the kansas senate debate at 10:00. remember to get out there and vote. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> c-span's campaign 20 is bringing you more than 100 debates. you can stay in touch with our coverage by following us on twitter. join the conversation at facebook.com/c-span. fbi director will talk about technology, privacy, and law enforcement. he is expected to discuss how information on encrypted devices is designed to increase the security that may hinder law enforcement investigati

maybe it helps weiland but there's a lot of attention between weiland -- as you said in your setup, harry reidant rick weiland. reid wanted a different candidate. when that candidate didn't run reid shut down national support for rick weiland. they thing a guy like pressler, with his profile, story, former republican, can win in south dakota this year. so this is not pro-weiland, this is anti-rounds money. >> and there's no possibility in this case as i understand it in south dakota that something could happen like kansas where either rick weiland or larry pressler could drop off the race that's giving them a clean shot at rounds. >> this is what republicans are counting on and the nightmare scenario for democrats. that's how marco rubio got to the house in florida. bill clinton a week before that election in 2010 tried to get kendrick meek to endorse him. almost got him to do it. you've got weiland the democrat and pressler the independent. they both believe they can win. they both believe the other guy should get out. >> could either one of them get out? could they get their name off the bal

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harry reid will never allow a vote on the keystone xl pipeline. boxere will play barbara as head of the environment and public works committee to make sure that there is a stranglehold. she has clout which uses it from barack obama. clout but she uses it for barack obama. there is a picture of her holding hands with obama. she has clout but she uses it for barack obama. >> the follow-up questions are a little more open-ended. i want to make sure everybody gets their shot. colonel, they used to joke that republicans in louisiana -- why do you suppose that is if it doesn't involve jobs? >> they have the lowest unemployment rate down there. that is the way the entire state of louisiana ought to be. lout is being used for things like funneling money to political candidates that fight against oil and gas companies that should be helped here in louisiana. boise bollinger is going to love her because she incorporates things like coast guard cutters they didn't ask for. dollars should be around the state of louisiana for competition and free market becaus

now, i said i won't support harry reid. and mike hasn't yet answered my question whether or not if he is elected he will support mitch mcconnell. but they're the problem. >> you have 30 seconds. >> well, a balanced budget is a wonderful thing if you balance it by limiting spending. but in south dakota the way the balanced budget has been promoted is that you just simply increase taxes or as some people would call them revenue enhancements. i was the only republican state senator to vote against then governor rounds 2010 budget because it continued to increase spending more than 10 million over the previous year and led to a $127 million deficit. we have to become fiscally responsible. >> mr. rounds. >> at a time like this in which we have safety and security of the upmost concern we have our men and women overseas, we are engaged in a bombing campaign, we need to make sure that the federal government is operating correctly. the dysfunction continues. we have to get back to the basic common sense that we have. >> thank you.

i have actually told harry reid know already.o, i know how to say no to senator reid and i will work together with them when possible. i'm going to be a team player for georgia. >> let me go back to one thing said three times tonight which is a misquote. i want to get the record cleared up. in that deposition, if you read you deposition, michelle, know this -- it never says that i outsource jobs. she has repeated that three times tonight. that is the same kind of bill of goods that we got from obama in 2008 and 2012. that is why i got into this race -- >> the distinction being that you are not moving jobs overseas, you are only sourcing overseas. >> dollar general is the perfect example. we created almost 20,000 jobs and outsourced our products. part of the cconversation that i outsource jobs -- they know that is not right. the implication is that george hw bush has endorsed her. he has endorsed us. but she, in this respect, does not do that. >> as the criticism not a unfair and that most major corporations to outsourcing in some

they're running from harry reid. watch this. >> would you vote for harry reid and ms. perdue would you vote for harry word and ms. mcconditimcconnell who would you vote for? >> i'll vote for the democrat who will best serve the interests of combating gridlock. >> will you vote for harry reid? >> i'm going to make any decision. i said a couple of months ago that i would, but i'll base my decision on what is before me. >> you're not committing? >> i'm going to wait to see what the leadership looks like. >> joining us with reaction to this and much more, author of the brand new book available today "dreamers and deceivers: true stories of the heroes and villains who made america." good friend of the program, glenn beck. since you left technology has improved. we don't need to use the backboard. >> i still use the blackboard. >> that's great. we've had private discussions, we've been on each other's shows a lot. and i think we're in the same place. i am really upset with republicans because i don't think they're putting out a vision that is inspiring. >> no. the reason why

you know, i have told harry reid no already.'ll tell you, when i started this race, harry reid encouraged someone else to run and asked me not to run. and i said with all due respect, i'm going to be the one that makes that decision, along with the people of georgia. so i know how to say no to senator reid and i also will work together with those when possible. again, that contrasts to david who said he wouldn't vote for mitch mcconnell but he went right up there, right after he got the nomination and said he was going to be a team player for senator mcconnell and the republican party. and i'm going to be a team player for georgia. >> can we get a quick rebuttal on that? >> i want to go back to something said three times tonight that's a misquote and want to get the record cleared up. in that deposition, if you read that deposition, and you know this, it never says i outsourced jobs, not one time. and she's repeated that three times tonight. that's the same kind of bill of goods we got from obama in 2008 and 2012. that's the sli

harry reid and mitch mcconnell are running the senate.ing the senate we would have had a vote. >> bill cassidy thinks that's is the problem. >> she is been ineffectual in the energy committee. the only thing she is gotten through are president obama's appoint tee. >> even though she says the things that support the industry, she is chair of the senate energy natural resources committee you say that's not enough. >> the top priority wausz getting a vote on keystone pipeline she was unable to do that. she is also said her first vote will be for senator harry reid's reel lek as senate maorijority leader why make the first vote for him as opposed to someone favoring our state. >> even if she hasn't gotten any vote she wants it has won her some real successes in addition in opening up more area for drilling she helped get expert lick wide natural gas through washington regulatory mains. >> i helped walk the permit through when the country was, we are not sure. we are not sure. what do you mean you are not sure? >> the plant construction on the

that's harry reid's pack. this is airing on. black listeners. that's harry reid's pack.a leader of the senate. what's your treekz that. . . look, i think if you look. sean, you and i will have lots of comments about the shooting of trayvon martin. there is lots of anxiety in the black community about quick to point poor black shatters. i understand that. but to play on it. outrageo outrageous. you can have arguments. but then to use it in this context, it just make it so obviously. z. the reason you usually find a paul ryan. it probably baupz. >> it may help incite some people to come out and vote. think how uninspiring the democratic ticket is. it's purely insulting and offensive and exploitive. i just wish more people would catch on to this. i saw an internet video where some black men are talking about, hey, the democrats are talking about minimum wage. what about jobs? what good does minimum wage do to us without jobs? we must talk about inferior schools. i think the republicans need to have a pro-growth message, an inspiring message that will appeal to blacks and co

neither harry reid nor my opponent looks very good.ut i a believe the the first and second amendment and my opponent is not that is one of the issues that proves he is a liberal democrat and not an independent. first amendment and freedom of speech you should all be concerned about that. and he would have had the congress decide to what f+i >> >> has spent dishonorably discharged from the of military or sentenced one year or more from getting up a gun. i don't want to see them having guns but the law abiding citizens who are willing to go through a background check by support their right to bear arms. >>moderator: the next question is from the wichita eagle. >> kansas ranks as the top five states affected by drought according to t >> >> as a small-business owner myself i recognize getting deeply of all this business is that is why i have my small business plan to roll back regulations with that said we have the crop insurance program that provides for premiums that farmers have to pay if they have to pay more to insure something they'r

harry reid and mitch mcconnell are run the senate. if i were we would have had a vote. >> her leading republican opponent bill cassidy thinks that's the problem. >> she's been ineffe ineffectua. she said her top priority was getting a senate vote on keystone xl pipeline. she was unable to do that. but she's also said her first vote will be for senator harry reid's re-election as senate majority leader. why would you make your first vote for him as opposed to voting for someone favoring our state? >> even if she hasn't gotten every vote she wanted, landrieu's influence has won her some real successes. in addition to opening up more area for drilling, she also helped get one of the few export terminals for liquified natural gas through washington's regulatory maze. >> i helped walk the shenier permit through when the country was, we're not sure. we're not sure. what do you mean you're not sure? >> the shenier plant construction on the sabine river, about an hour away from lake charles, employs 4,000 workers. when up and running, it will

harry reid and mitch mcconnell are running the senate.f i were running the senate we would have had a vote. >> reporter: her leading republican opponent, bill cassidy, thinks that's the problem. >> she's been ineffectual as chair of the energy committee. the only thing she's gotten through are president obama's appointees. >> reporter: even though she says the things that support the industry and she is chair of the senate energy and natural resources committee. you say that's not enough. >> she said her top priority was getting a senate floor vote on keystone xl pipeline. she was unable to do that. but she's also said her first vote will be for senator harry reid's re-election as senate majority leader. why would you make your first vote for him as opposed to voting for someone favoring our state? >> reporter: even if she hasn't gotten every vote she wanted, landrieu's influence has won her some real successes. in addition to opening up more area for drilling, she also helped get one of the few export terminals for liquefied natural gas

i've never met harry reid. i've never met president obama. i will go back to washington to represent the interests and values that we all share here in idaho. idaho deserves a u.s. senator who understands the importance of a strong economy and good-paying jobs, who will work for bipartisan solutions to our nation's challenges, who will be a champion for seniors, veterans, and idaho's working families. idaho deserves a senator who represents the interests and values of the people of idaho. by voting no and never saufering solutions mr. risch thinks that he has an easy job. but he's completely failed when it comes to standing up for people in idaho. senator risch accepts dysfunction, depridlock and partisanship in congress. that's just wrong. our country needs a working senate and idaho needs a working senator. let's move away from the failed politics of the past. it is time to open the window and let some fresh air into the u.s. senate. i respectfully ask for your vote on november 4. >> thank you for being here. that's all the time we have for

john boehner and harry reid collectively they don't want any votes.t comes across very d disindigenous. >> democrats are doing everything they can to their own quite frankly demise to avoid it. look that. >> thank you. i just want to remind congressman gardner he's running against me not barack obama. not my father. not harry reid it's congressman gardner and myself on the ballot this fall. >> i'm not sure he recognizes he's not running against harry reid or barack obama, he's running against me. >> i have a lot of respect for you but you're dead wrong. i am absolutely running against barack obama and harry reid. >> kentucky's democratic candidate allison grimes in an editorial board interview -- i know. cringe. >> this is the most cringing. >> even refused to answer who she voted for. everyone is cringing already. >> it's awful. >> it's awful. should we not show it. >> show it! >> she was asked who she voted for. >> did you vote for president obama in 2008, 2012? >> this election isn't about the president. it's about -- >> i know. >> making sure we p

liability. >> unfortunately, she just has a very bad bedmate that she's chosen to get in bed with named harry reidt really a tough albatross to have around your neck, just like president obama. >> we talked to folks and they like you, they know you. but you're going up against senator reid and the obama administration that is against what they're fighting for. >> this really isn't this election about who is in the white house or who is a majority or minority leader of the senate, it's about who is the senator for louisiana that can continue to deliver for this state? people want a senator that will fight for them. >> the latest polls show a tight race that could head to a runoff in december. if no one wins 50% of the vote, a distinct possibility, there will be a runoff december 6. the entire country could wait a month to decide which candidates go into washington. ♪ [safety beeping] ♪ the nissan rogue, with safety shield technologies. the only thing left to fear is your imagination. ♪ nissan. innovation that excites. a single ember that escapes from a wildfire can travel more than a mile. that sin

that is why we have to send her home and fire harry reid is the majority leader. [applause] thrilled to have senator rand paul in town. it is honoring to have the support from him. senator paul is fighting tirelessly for our freedom. be is an independent thinker. people that will go to washington and expect nothing more than accountability and the of the american people to take out the federal government. i am proud to have him in north carolina. i'm proud that his support. ladies and gentlemen, welcome senator rand paul. [applause] >> thanks everybody for coming out. i'm happy to be in north carolina today. as some of you know, i spent seven years here. i did my medical training in durham at duke university. and as a physician, it bothers me that we have senators like kay hagan who think that you're not smart enough to choose your own doctor. the arrogance of passing legislation that says she knows better who you can choose. i have probably close to a dozen friends in my small town in bowling green, kentucky, that have cancer. they got to go to m.d. anderson, the

and jessecca, with harry reid in charge.ve complained loud and long and not allowed to offer amendments to the legislation of the senate. harry reid effectively shut out the party. if republicans get control you have turn about. would you have a political pay back? >> hopefully not. i don't think the senate is supposed to be that sort of a body. >> listen to the complaints of the republicans right now? you have that on both sides before. you had the tinkers of the rowels that were going on and if we so republicans take back control, probably the first thing we can expect is tinkering with the rules and change things around. talk of them reopening the ability to offer more amendment ands bipartisan legislation that is in the senate that would be the first step taken. i have to disagree with what mike said. i know right now, the house continues to blame the senate for obstructing the bills they passed and they had the majority in the house and they have yet to produce anything that shoes the economic policy weather it is stude

about the courageousness of harry reid. but there's more than being courageous on what he does. but i wonder whether or not that in the coming months and years, we are going to see more people, more elected officials, those who run our body politics, see them coming around to understanding the value of the time? >> yeah, i think that's starting to happen. prior may lir, because of grass roots. prior may lir, because of grass roots. but, also, they ha one of the strange things about our current campaign finance system is that the candidates hate it. they've got to spend all of their time begging for money. when they try to run their race as they're finding that they don't get to define their elections. it's defined by outside groups that are spending more on the advertisements than they do. most of the donors are getting begged for moneyhfrju$e time. so the really strange thing is that the beneficiaries in the system -- the victims of the system, the rest of us, we hate it, foo. we have the constellation of forces to drive this thing forward. >> talking about what's called dark m

i am absolutely running against barack obama and harry reid. no amount of false advertising -- no amount of false advertising will remove the fact that barack obama has funded you and is mentoring you. do you really believe that we think you will bite the hand that feeds you? you will not. >> ms. nunn, we will stick with this topic. many believe the american free trade agreement is to blame. do you think we should rework that read trade agreement with canada and mexico? >> i believe that we should always ensure that we are creating an equal playing field. i have talked to business people, unions, farmers, and over and over again, they have said we do not need a favor. we need an even playing field. >> do we have that field? >> i think we need to continue to work towards this with the transatlantic trade or the transpacific going forward. we need to make sure that environmental protections are in place and that worker protections are in place but that we are creating an opportunity for jobs and for more. >> to we have time to ask mr. perdue that

. >> would you vote for harry reid? >> i'm going to make my decision, i'm going to make my decision on what is before me. >> you're not committing. >> i'm going to wait to see what the leadership looks like. i think harry reid gets beat up more than he deserves. and i'm not saying yes and i'm not saying no. >> anna, that's not the only democrat who is saying that now. >> absolutely what you're seeing is the candidates try not to step in the say way that allison lundergan grimes. they're kind of, you know, threading the needle here carefully where they're not necessarily against obama or not against harry reid but trying to say they're going to wait and weigh their options as a way to give them an out in the issues where they don't want to haven a attack ad saying they're supporting obama or harry reid. >> it's interesting. like wise in georgia the republican candidate is also not public said he's going to vote against mitch mcconnell. i think it's a smart tactic for both. the campaign for democrats to make it work canno

they will make them. >> harry reid is not your paint. >> to be very fair to harry reid, harry reid wouldccept the following deal in a second. >> which? >> up or down majority on anything in the senate. up or down on majority vote anything in the house. in the house we have not had vote on minimum wage increase. vote on immigration reform bill, vote or equal pay for equal work, haven't had a vote on lots of things that american public overwhelming supports. majority vote in the senate. majority wins. majority rote vote in the house. harry reid would -- >> even on bills that would embarass the white house? whether something on obamacare? something on keystone pipeline? >> 53 times on keystone. >> president would veto bill. >> would he allow a bill allowed would embraer asker the white house democrats would vote for would get majority? >> i think he would accept the deal i just talked about, which is speaker boehner agrees to majority votes in the house. majority votes in the senate. so -- >> part of this is way constitution is written. history of the country. senate was set in a way with 6

is harry reid bigger than the majority?g orman says he will not be with the democrats if mary reed is the senate majority leader. what say you? >> i say that harry reid will run for majority leader and he will win with an overwhelming -- probably very close to a majority vote. >> senator mcconnell, i'm hearing the same thing from republicans, he's not out of the woods. he can't put his race away. there are -- greg orman will not sit with the republicans if mitch mcconnell is in charge. is one man bigger than the potential majority for the republican snz. >> no. but i think mitch will win in kentucky. you said that she had disqualified herself, her opponent by saying she wouldn't tell people whether she voted for president obama or not. i think he will -- >> i meant that voters might think that at the time. but to go back -- change in leadership is important. >> i think mitch will win. he will be the leader. >> should he be the leader? >> i think he should. here did. >> the two of them shut down the senate. you done believe

one of the first things we would have to do would be to take harry reid out as majority leader. we have 400 bill sitting on his desk that he is not letting come through. we are not passing budgets on time. in fact if you look at the ag bills the lag -- last echo wasn't done on time. let's take a look first of all at obamacare. we have to repeal and replace obamacare. hurting people in south dakota. this is not something that people wish upon themselves. we have had 17 insurance company selling insurance in south dakota to groups in 13 insurance company selling insurance to people in south dakota before obamacare came in. this has been a boondoggle. we have individuals in south dakota that have lost their doctor because of obamacare. remember the part that he said look we will allow you to keep your doctor and he knew none of that was true. now we are not only talking about repealing obamacare we are also talking about the keystone pipeline. this president's policies have been terrible for south dakota. can you imagine what it would be likely at the xl pipeline built built alread