hoosiers deserve better than that. our state employees deserve to be represented and respected it not have threats of someone coming into fire them because of what they think they believe or they think they were told. it is just irresponsible but i know mr. braun at one point said he believes everything but we need answers. >> this will probably be the task to yield the most benefits to hoosiers for $22 billion budget. k-12 is half of that post a secondary is another 15% but you're only going to know how to pare down an agency or add to it depending upon the need if you have had the experience of actually doing it in your own past experience building a business, main street regional business. then a national business you've got to make those decisions all the time. when it comes to what you gain by 5% savings you can invest in a lot of other things or send money back into the taxi pair that's a dollars. regardless of who has been running at that can be paired down. you could run more efficiently but have better results

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pete: adam klotz has real cheerleader withs him from the indiana hoosiers. reporter: hey, guys, we have students and cheerleaders now and i'm out here with absolutely everybody and it's an exciting year for indiana football and everybody going with the football and what are you guys studying? what are you studying? >> i'm a psychology and premed major. >> i'm accounting. reporter: how is this season different than past seasons and the team's 6-0 and this is a sold out game today and energy is really high. what's it like? >> the crowd is amazing and so different than any other year because when hoosier nation comes and shows out, it's a show for sure. reporter: expecting a really big show tonight? >> anticipation all week has been amazing and hughes jerkins nation is ready. it's going to be a great day. reporter: i'm looking forward to it and you guys will show me a basket. i know what it is but take it away and let's check it out. guys, go for for it. i'm gob that get out of the way and let's snag snag what it is. reporter: you guys are awesome. pete: knew w

hoo, hoo, hoo. >> all: hoosiers. >> hoo, hoo, hoo. >> all: hoosiers. >> they are undefeated and haveege gameday," to put a magnifying glass on this great football community. people think indiana is a basketball state, but the hoosiers, man, this is a football school, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] >> janai: you're getting them pumped, and speaking of undefeated teams, desmond, number 24, navy, is 6-0. they face number 12, notre dame. what's navy doing well? >> all right, y'all, don't boo navy now. don't boo -- it's one of the service academies. don't boo navy. i tell you what, what they're doing is they're running the triple option and running from different formations, different personnel groupings, and that's what great coaches do. they're able to run the same play from different personnel groupings to make it look different. they play fantastic on defense, and when you listen to them talk, you can tell it's just a very close-knit group of guys, and the most important thing, unlike a lot of teams, a lot of schools, when you see navy play, you understand they're playing for the

will: the hoosiers come into the game undefeat at 6-0 for the second time in school history.us live in bloomington, indiana, adam klotz and leave football analyst -- lead football analyst joe clot. what's up, guys? adam: hey, how's it going? this is a really exciting day. the crowd? i mean, the crowd's always a great at these, but this crowd is is into it. they're excited. indiana sold out the game for the first time in years, 6-0 taking on the 5-1 nebraska cornhuskers. what are you expecting in this game? obviously, there's a lot of excitement if around this game in particular. >> there's been a lot of talk about is indiana actually, like, real. is this the a real threat in college football, and i'm here to tell you, they absolutely are. their new head coach has done a marvelous job here early at indiana, and he brought in a lot of experienced players. a lot of these guys are transfers, they had a ton the of success at their last spot. so experienced players with lots of production, and that's one of the reasons why they're so good. adam: so in a way, like, people think mayb

if he's the coach of the 6-0 indiana hoosiers.uld have seen these guys try to get themselves in order. it was a struggle. are you guys business students? >> yeah, some of us, yeah. adam: spelling's not necessarily the highest thing. we like indiana today? if. [cheers and applause] you know who else likes indiana today? we've got some young hoosier fans. is indiana going to win today? >> yes! >> yes! adam: is in your first game ever? >> yeah. adam: indiana is a football school, isn't that right? >> yes. adam: is it a football school? >> yes joy. adam: are we a football school? [cheers and applause] everybody loves it around here, guys. will: thanks, ad amount. football school, indiana. this year maybe so. all right, we will be right back. will: back with a fox news alert, israel striking beirut just hours after an apparent assassination attempt on prime minister benjamin netanyahu. the attempt on netanyahu's life coming by way of a drone attack. matt finn joins us live from tel aviv with more. >> reporter: good morning, will. to th

hoosiers taking on nebraska. coverage starts at 10 a.m. on fox.is live from bloomington indiana ahead of today's game between the cornhuskers and the hoosiers. what's up? >> reporter: every time i go to these college campuses i pretend i'm the biggest fan of the university but this time i'm actually from indiana, this is real and i already knew, didn't have to look it up, it goes boo-hoo who? who who who? indiana for the first time in forever 6-0, 6-0, we've got a coach and what does the coach say when people ask are we surprised we are so good? he says google me and they are crushing it right now. this will be the biggest test as they take on nebraska and obviously people are excited about that which is why i was super impressed by this, college kids at 6 a.m. right now, how long have you been out there? >> five hours. >> reporter: you guys are going to go to the game. this is the biggest test yet. what's your prediction of the game? >> i win. >> i will toss it back to you guys and as i do so, one last boo-hoo who who? we are? we are excited abou

touchdown to squeek past ucf, 38-35 in bloomington, indiana, dominating nebraska 56-7 yesterday, the hoosiersre now 7 & 0 for the first time in foreman five decades better than texas and finally to knoxville, pennsylvania getting the best of a bitter rival, alabama last night. >> 19 times. he fires and it is intercepted! >> [applause] >> will brooks picked it up. >> unlike texas, vols win 24-17 and fox has a great slate setup including america's game of the week the 49ers hosting a chiefs in the rematch of last year's superbowl and those are your miserable headlines. will: thank you so much, that's so nice. >> charlie: anything i can do. rachel: i've got better headlines. fox launched this past week we had a whole week and at the end of the week, a fox news, which you could by the way get it, so if you don't know our fox news has their own as a website with all great digital news, and now, that same website will be in spanish and if you go to that website you can also click on to a banner and you'll get connected to our show. you'll probably see my face on it and you click on that and that wi

and if listening, my friend c-span, brian lamb, the hoosier who retired recently after a rather amazing 40 something year career at the helm of one of actually if you think of it one of the few american institutions which both the left and the right might agree is straight and neutral. i mean, maybe. c-span and i don't know, maybe the american military and so much so that even today, i think it remains a fixture of spoofs on saturday night live. and if you do want a real laugh when he retired the other day i saw i googled and they have video of the very first c-span call in to him in 1980. absolutely hilarious. some guy from south dakota. most of all thanks, david. a highland park native, meaning a chicago kid who set a fabulous career as a photo editor, a writer and jack of all trades and magazines, including life and now for a long vanity fair, where he really a certain journalistic editing whirling dervish having survived multiple regimes very politically adroit and with a profound knowledge of photography and photographers and friendships with the likes of legendary people like harr

host: that is bruce in the hoosier state. this is from the granite state. think trump is going to win overwhelmingly lake 300 electoral votes even has a good chance of winning in new hampshire. also, speaking of new hampshire, the second congressional district is wide open. the congresswoman there is not running for re-election so it is between the republican little will i tank williams who is a local business owner against a lady i forget her last name but came up from washington, d.c. just to run for congress an shows you the democrat party is focused on top down grassroots like they used to be. host: what makes you so confident that donald trump is going to have an overwhelming victory? caller: just people the last four years have been a disaster and people i think they are just sick of it and want to go back to $2 a gallon of gas and cheap groceries. i think it will be something like 2016. host: that is doug in manchester, to glen out of detroit. caller: good morning, john. i get tired of hearing people talking about what the vice president done in the

three on monday, we shall see college football now one of the best stories of the year, the indiana hoosiersre now eight know after smashing washington 31 17, even without their starting quarterback backup, haven jackson accounting for two touchdowns, one passing, one running. >> and they're running back justice ellis and he added 123 yards and a score, indiana there for now, number 13 in the polls. and they haven't trailed at any point through eight games this season. the first fbs team to do that since 1998 in the nfl today, all signs pointing the dolphins quarterback tua tagovailoa playing against the cardinals, he cleared protocols after missing the last four games with a concussion. it was his third in the past two years. it's coach mike mcdaniel says, none of the experts, to have met with suggested that he should retire and that he is ready to get back on that field he's also become very aware that he is not interested in becoming a coach anytime soon. >> that his loved this playing football. so i think he's he's eager as everybody is he's excited to play with his teammates and it's i'

i am alec, i'm a hoosier prime r on behalf of the great people of indiana thank you helping our senator getting governor daniels a good start offiefe in life. the question is going to ask you. how we focus on the material and the economic aspect is obviously deficient in a lot of respects. the non- economic factors, do we start to venture off into questions of values or subjective evaluations that may be the reason we focus on economics is because we can agree on it? it's measurable once we started to get questions to bring up by ron and changing iran, and we start to enter into what do we want iran to even look like? so maybe we kind of except the devil we know and stick to that economic approach. >> is an excellent question to which i would first ask you a question, where you from indiana? >> i come from noble tin county. over quirks we have all kinds of family. >> eta boy. [laughter] >> you touch on a very subtle and interesting question. again american government that is not trying to spout problems by handing out money they are trying in some way to shape the ideological character

. >> i am alec, i'm a hoosier so on behalf of the people of indiana thank you. my question i was going to ask, i'm just curious to your thoughts. you have talked a lot and spoken very well on how the focus on material and economic aspects is deficient in a lot of respects. what i am wondering is, as soon as we start moving to the immaterial, noneconomic factors, do we start to venture off into questions of values or subjective evaluations that might the reason we focus on economics is because we can agree on it, it is measurable. once we start getting into questions like iran, do we start to enter into what do we want it to look like so maybe we kind of accept the devil that we know and stick to an economic approach? >> that is an excellent question. where are you from an indiana >> >> noblesville and hamilton county. >> we have all kinds of family there. i think you touch on a very subtle and interesting question. if you had an american government that was not trying to just solve problems by handing out money but was trying in some way to shape the ideological

i'm a hoosier, so on behalf of the great people of indiana, thank you for getting governor daniels is good start off in life. i'm curious for your thoughts. you have talked a lot and spoken very well about how the focus on the material and the economic aspects is obviously deficient in a lot of respects. so my question, what i'm wondering is, as soon as we start moving to the immaterial, the noneconomic factors, do we start to venture off into questions of values or subjective evaluations that may be the reason that we focus on economics is because we can agree on it? it is measurable. once we start to get questions like iran and changing iran, do we start to enter into, what do we want iran to even look like? do we stick to the devil we know and stick to that economic approach? >> that's an excellent question. i have a question. where are you from indiana? >> noblesville. >> we have family and noblesville. >> at a boy. >> i think you touch on a subtle and interesting question. if you had an american government that wasn't just trying to solve problems by handing out money, but was tr

i'm hoosier. so on behalf of the great people of indiana, thank you for helping senator lugar and getting governor daniels his good start off in life. that's my question i was going to ask and this is just i'm kind of curious for your thoughts. you've talked a lot and spoken very about how the focus, the material and the economic aspect is obviously deficient a lot of respects. so why? my question what i'm wondering is as soon as we start moving to material, right, the non-economic factors do we start to venture off into questions of values or subject of kind of evaluations that may be reason we focus on economics is because we can agree on it. it's measurable do once we start to get into questions like to bring up iran in changing iran do we start to enter into what do we want iran to even look like. so maybe we kind of accept the devil we know and stick to sort of that economic approach. that's an question to which i would first ask you a question. where are you from in indiana. so come noblesvi

topics included abortion, education, and potential cuts to the hoosier state's budget. senator ron is favored to win the race, according to the cook political part. this debate comes from the indiana debate commission. >> 2024 international gubernatorial debate by the commission. we're live in the studios wfyi in in just a moment, you will hear from the three candidates on the ballot this fall. my name is laura merrifield wasson, and i have the privilege of serving as your debate moderator for this evening. i am associate professor of political science at the university of indianapolis and a member of we'll meet the candid. their lek tour position and chosen by a drawing ppg first candidate is former indiana superintendent of public instruction, democrat jennifer mccormick. the second candidate is current u.s. senator republican mike brawn.