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you see her job is on the chopping block, after her state's governor, john kasich, slashed educationbudgets. stay with us. i >>> welcome back to "the ed show." a big discussion all this year about wage earners and rights in the news this season. tonight, president obama stood up for collective bargaining and was unequivocal. >> i reject the idea we have to strip away collective bargaining rights to compete in a global economy. [ applause ] >> the president also pushed for new construction across the country, which is vitally needed and would provide a major boost to unemployment. >> the idea for a big boost in construction is supported by america's largest business organization, and america's largest labor organization. it's the kind of proposal that's been supported in the past by democrats and republicans alike. you should pass it right away. >> and the president called for the passage of trade agreements, saying they would help american companies sell their products and would help workers whose jobs have been effected by global competition. that's a big story. let's bring in the p

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where new republican governor john kasich signed a bill this year that would cut the time for early voting in half and cut absentee voting by almost as much. today the re-election campaign for president obama announced it would join the fight for a citizens repeal of john kasich's make it harder to vote bill. the obama re-election national field director sending out an e-mail saying "at a time when we should be expanding the number of people voting, there are some in ohio trying to shrink it." it's pure politics. the obama campaign telling people in ohio that it will help get the 230,000 signatures needed to put that make it harder to vote law on the ballot so it can be repealed. the deadline for signing the petition to get it on the ballot is thursday. the day after tomorrow. joining us now in studio, senator sherrod brown, democrat from the great state of ohio. senator brown served two terms as ohio secretary of state from 1983 to 1990. it's great to see you. >> great to be back. thank you. >> the obama campaign jumping on this drive to get enough signatured by the end of the week to put

. >> our news makers from this sunday is the governor, john kasich. thank you for being here on c-span. >> it is good to be here. governor, last friday we got the governor, last friday we got the latest jobless numbers essentially saying the same. with that backdrop, the president is going to outline his agenda on thursday before a joint session of congress. what can this president or any president do to stimulate the economy? >> to be honest with you, there has been so much said on television, it is hard to add. let me say, a will the of our u.s. based companies have cash trapped outside the united states. they do not want to bring the cash back because the rate is so high that many of them are choosing to invest in other countries. i think we should vi tax holiday to get this capitol trapped oferedse that they won't bring back to the -- trapped overseas that they won't bring back to the united states. they already have a lot of cash. they are sitting on it. if they have more capital, they are more likely to invest. i don't know if it will be ultimat

our guest is former congressman john kasich. we focused on the current republican presidential field. >> i think we have a pretty good field. it is not all of the excitement that everybody would like at this point. but it is early. there are candidate getting people charged up. i do not think rick perry is too conservative. with a record like that on jobs, people want to work. >> how many conversations have you had with republican candidates? >> just about everybody. i have not talked to ron paul yet. they call me and i tell them what i am working on. i do not have a lot of communication with them, but i have talked to mitt romney. i talked to rick perry before he decided to jump in. decided to jump in. i am not leaving anyway. i am not focused on the right now >> our conversation airs at 10:00 eastern. also at 6:00 this evening. it is also posted online act c- span.org. we are focusing on sarah palin. caller: i would say that sarah palin has gotten enough attention and. -- attention. i know a lot of people said she did not have

. >> sean: joining me the governor of ohio john kasich. good to see you.ting used to calling you governor. >> i know. >> sean: an amazing thing happened in your state. you inherited an eight billion dollar budget deficit. you pushed hard to get your budget in balance. you got it passed. got a lot of people protesting. you just were upgraded -- >> not so much the budget. s&p is my favorite rating agency. >> sean: they just upgraded you. >> we had an eight billion dollar hole. the way you fix things you look problems square in the eye and figure out how to design a better program at a lower price. reforming, letting mom and dad stay in their home rather than a nursing hope. a fifth of the cost. not locking people up in our state prison in for less than a year with murders and rapists in a less expensive community facility. there are so many reforms that we drove through. when he eliminated our deficit and kill the death tax. and we kept the income tax cut we got in january and we have an incentive for small business. standard & poor's said -- >> sean: an upg

[applause] >> sunday, ohio's republican governor john kasich discusses the economy and jobs, as well as his view of the obama administration's economic initiatives. newsmakers at 10:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. monday on c-span, a series of town hall meetings held by members of congress during the summer recess. jobs and the economy dominated much of the discussion at these events around the country. >> there are nine pieces of job promoting legislation that have passed through the house as early as march of this year. just sitting over at the senate. nine pieces of legislation. that is the very confounding thing about what is happening in washington, action versus inaction. >> it is extremely important that we focus on jobs across america, which is what president obama will talk about next thursday in his joint session addressed. i just hope the republicans are focused on everyone's job, because right now they seem to focus on only one person's job, the man who is in the white house will show you these and more town hall meetings throughout the day monday on c- span, sta

this rostrum, let is a moot, all those martyrs whose blood was shed, all mothers and fathers and john kasichsalute the wounded in hospitals inside and outside libya. mr. president, ladies and gentlemen, two years ago. in this very hall, in this very spot, moammar gaddafi stood before you tearing the charter of the united nations. in a pathetic, theatrical move, one that flouts international values as if those rules that govern the work of international organizations can be judged in such a manner or treated in such a theatrical way, which is harmful to the people of libya, to the united nations, to the president of the general assembly, the entire organization. today, i stand before you, excellencies, to show the world that a new libya is coming to life. libya that looks forward. libya that has a view to redevelop itself. libya that wants to heal its wounds. overcomet wants to its pain, to reach out to the entire world. it was to rebuild itself, to reform its history. the vision of new libya, s democracy world by a clear, unambiguous constitution setting forth rights and obligations that doe

i'm interviewing john kasich. i said, john, remember we used to fight like hell in the '90s.utdowns. but you still loved the guy. and he said, and i love him today. we would fight like hell, but at the end of the day, president clinton and the republican leadership wanted what was best for america and did what was required. what's different between when you were president and 2011? >> you know what, it's tempting to say something self-serving. but i really think what happened is when we had the two government shutdowns, it sort of sobered everybody up. >> right. >> and you -- you guys found the limits of where you could go. and we had discovered in the previous election the limits of where we could go. i mean, because what happened in '94 and 2010 was different than what was interpreted. what really happened is we all know two things about the american people don't change. one is they are and have been since we became a country suspicious of the concentration of government power. so in general, whether it's right or not, they generally prefer to have the white house in one pa

. >> sunday, on "newsmakers," ohio governor, john kasich discusses jobs. "newsmakers," at 6:00 p.m. and 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> there are many people in this town who would like to describe themselves as machiavellian. they have it next to their bedside. not many people would call themselves machiavellian. >> his name is synonymous with the selfish pursuit of power. miles unger argues that machiavelli's theories may have been a response to the corruption around him. tuesday, live on c-span, mitt romney talks about his jobs plan at a truck company in las vegas. our live coverage starts at 3:30 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span radio, and c-span.org. >> labor secretary hilda solis talked about job creation. president obama plans to unveil his new jobs plan next week, which includes a package to fix roads and bridges. this is hosted by the national press club in washington, d.c. it runs about one hour. >> members of the public are in attendance. if you hear applause, it is not necessarily evidence that the journalism members have checked their impartiality at the door. jennifer i

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this rostrum, let is a moot, all those martyrs whose blood was shed, all mothers and fathers and john kasich. i salute the wounded in hospitals inside and outside libya. mr. president, ladies and gentlemen, two years ago. in this very hall, in this very spot, moammar gaddafi stood before you tearing the charter of the united nations. in a pathetic, theatrical move, one that flouts international values as if those rules that govern the work of international organizations can be judged in such a manner or treated in such a theatrical way, which is harmful to the people of libya, to the united nations, to the president of the general assembly, the entire organization. today, i stand before you, excellencies, to show the world that a new libya is coming to life. libya that looks forward. libya that has a view to redevelop itself. libya that wants to heal its wounds. overcomet wants to its pain, to reach out to the entire world. it was to rebuild itself, to reform its history. the vision of new libya, s democracy world by a clear, unambiguous constitution setting forth rights and obligations that

>> well, when john kasich was running for governor, he made it very clear that he was going to break backs of the teacher unions in ohio. and he said it all through his campaigns. the people didn't believe that he was going to do it. well, he did it. he passed, they managed through some very deefs methods, got senate bill five passed through the house and the senate. and when we had an opportunity to go to the statehouse to testify, to give amendments, they locked us out. locked the doors of the statehouse, didn't allow us to come in. and now that wisconsin, go wisconsin, has done a lot of work and has really fought and has shown what the people are speaking about, he's now getting scared realizing that the referendum that we have on the ballot in november is probably going to go down. no on issue two is going to win in ohio because 1.3 million people signed a petition to get it on the ballot. and these were not just union folks. these were all the people in ohio that are outraged at this draconian method of beating up workers in ohio. >> i've got to tell you, i was was -- out in col