when george was in the senate, he ridiculed john warner's efforts in the gang of 14 to find compromise. i think we need compromise. we need people in the senate who know how to compromise and that will move the economy forward. >> mr. allen. >> i'm going to get a few things straight here in answering your question. first of all, we need to refeel and replace obamacare. i've worked with people on both sides of the aisle as governor as well as a united states senator on everything from internet access to screening of newborn babies and nanotechnology, the same as governor and over 300,000 net new jobs were being created in virginia during my four years as governor as opposed to 100,000 jobs being lost. my idea of what we ought to do in healthcare reform is not take away decisions from doctors and patients, but empowering individuals. we ought to replace obamacare with ideas that will address pre-existing conditions. i do think children ought to be able to stay on their parents' policies until age 26, but the other thing for jobs and the economy, this obamacare law is a real impediment fo

when george was in the senate he ridiculed john warner's efforts in the the gang of 14 to find compromise saying we don't need to compromise. i think we need people in the senate who know how to compromise and that will move our economy forward. >> i've worked with people on both sides of the aisle, as governor as well as the united states senator, on everything from internet access to screening of newborn babies. and nanotechnology. >> the candidates' final debate will take place next week at virginia tech. >>> the airwaves are already filled with ads on the expanded gambling debate in maryland. now the fight over same-sex marriage is coming to your tv too. >> everyone is entitled to love and respect. but nobody is entitled to redefine marriage. vote against question 6. >> that is the first ad from the maryland marriage alliance which opposes same-sex marriage. question 6 on the state's ballot. marylanders for marriage equality will begin airing ads in support of the question starting tomorrow. they watched monday night football last night to raise money for question 6. maryland, maine,

>> john warner and i worked as a team for virginia. i am proud of john warner as a friend and ally.s far as my office budget, we turned back $1.40 million in the six years i served as senate. we showed you can reduce. as governor, i was comparing it because that is a comparison one can make. tim waited two years and cut his by only 5%. when i left the senate, the unemployment rate was only 4.4%. has been hovering around 8% for 44 months. the spine -- the spending, it does need to get under control. there needs to be disciplined. the annual budget deficit was $160 billion. now, it has been over $1 trillion. it is because of the policies and spending tim kaine has been advocating. you talk about $16,000 per second. it is now $47,000 per second spending. he criticized the tax cuts i reported? 7 million american jobs were created and. i am glad we reduced taxes on families and small businesses. >> thank you. our next question goes to governor kaine. >> according to forbes, medicare is scheduled to cost the country $1 trillion annually in the next 10 years. simply put, the rate of growth

they hit me and john warner on the same issues and anyone with the label.n't fit mitt romney. >> frankly it is still a conservative state in so many places and the abortion issue splits both ways. >> absolute sli splits both ways but virginia is a main stream state and virginians don't like either political party when they get too far off the main stream. the mitt romney that campaigned for republican nomination, was way out of the main stream. he's trying to -- it's getting close to halloween and he is trying to change clothes and get back to a moderate view. at the end of the day people are not going to respond to that and on top of that -- tom is an expert on plil politics, virginia and elsewhere. but i think at the end of the day the ground game the president has built will make sure they come out. >> he congressman says the ground game is not as muscular four years ago and that the tum at this point seems to be governor romney. would you agree with that assessment? >> i would say this state has gotten closer as the election has gotten closer. >> going

i am proud to have john warner as a friend and ally. $1.4 million in the six years of service the senate, showing you can reduce spending. that is the comparison one can make -- i cut my salary 10% of four years as governor. tim on the cut his 5%. when i left the senate, the unemployment rate was only 4.4%. now is hovering around 8% for 44 months. spending does need to get under control. there does need to be fiscal discipline. the annual budget deficit was $160 billion. now, four straight years, it has been over $1 trillion. the credit worthiness of our country has been downgraded for the first time ever. is because of the policies and spending andtim kaine @ -- has been advocating. he talks about $16,000 per second -- is now $47,000 per second. he criticized the tax cuts i supported -- 7 million american jobs were created in the recession. i am glad i reduce taxes on families and small businesses and growing our economy. >> thank you. our next question comes from -- goes to governor kaine. >> according to "forbes," the congressional b

when george was in the senate, he ridiculed john warner's efforts and the gang of 14 to compromise, sayingo compromise. i think we need people in the senate that know how to compromise and that will move the economy forward. >> i've worked with people on both sides of the aisle as governor as well as senate with everything from internet access to screening of newborn babies and nanotechnology. >> the candidates' final debate will take place next week at virginia tech. >>> should race be a factor in college admissions? a supreme court will take up that issue this week. tomorrow the nine justices will hear the case of abigail fisher who says she was denied admission to the university of texas austin because she is white. among those in the courtroom, relatives of a man whose admission was blocked in 1946 because he was black. his relatives say affirmative action is still needed to ensure quality for minorities. >>> 6:37 now. breaking news overnight. the threat from north korea. >>> also why some maryland state troopers assigned to work at the orioles game are being investigated. >>> plus thi

when he was in the senate, he ridiculed john warner's efforts to find compromise, saying that we do not need to find compromise. i think we need people who know how to compromise in that one of our economy forward. >> i want to get a few things straight here and in answer to your question. first of all, what we need to do is repeal and replace obamacare. i've talked to people but everything from internet access to screening newborn babies. the same as governor in over 300,000 net new jobs to be created and during my four years as governor as opposed to 100,000 jobs being lost. my view on what we ought to do on health care reform is not take a lead the decisions from doctors and patients. we ought to be in power and individuals. we ought to and will address pre-existing conditions. i do think children ought to be a to stay on their parents' policy until age 26. the other thing, for jobs in the economy, this is a real impediment for small businesses. i think small businesses ought to be a will to band together across state lines and have more competition, more choice, and more affordable

when he was in the senate, he ridiculed john warner's efforts to find compromise, saying that we do not need to find compromise. i think we need people who know how to compromise in that one of our economy forward. >> i want to get a few things straight here and in answer to your question. first of all, what we need to do is repeal and replace obamacare. i've talked to people but everything from internet access to screening newborn babies. the same as governor in over 300,000 net new jobs to be created and during my four years as governor as opposed to 100,000 jobs being lost. my view on what we ought to do on health care reform is not take a lead the decisions from doctors and patients. we ought to be in power and individuals. we ought to and will address pre-existing conditions. i do think children ought to be a totay on their parents' policy until age 26. the other thing, for jobs in the economy, this is a real impediment for small businesses. i think small businesses ought to be a will to band together across state lines and have more competition, more choice, and more affordable he

john warner and rebecca, contributor to the magazine. i feel of two minds about the debate.h is good. i was appreciative they allowed depth on the issues they talked about, but frustrates there's only so many of these. one is foreign policy. in terms of domestic policy, the next debate is basically it and the vice president debate. i feel there's a lot of stuff i want to hear them on. the other issue i'll say then shut up. i'm curious what you have to say. the other thing i wished had come up, there's a ballot initiative in colorado that hasn't gotten a lot of attention here. amendment 64 to legalize marijuana in the state of colorado. 51% in favor, 40% not in favor. it's a big deal. it's probably going to happen in colorado. i genuinely wanted to hear mitt romney and barack obama say where they were on it. >> one of the things that strike me, i hear the dichotomy on we went deep but didn't touch on the social issues. we don't talk about the social issues we write off as soft are economic issues. when talking about people's ability to participate fully until the economy, you

>> john warner and i worked as a team for virginia. i am proud of john warner as a friend and ally.s far as my office budget, we turned back $1.40 million in the six years i served as senate. we showed you can reduce. as governor, i was comparing it because that is a comparison one can make. i cut my salary by 10% all years. tim waited two years and cut his by only 5%. when i left the senate, the unemployment rate was only 4.4%. has been hovering around 8% for 44 months. the spending, it does need to get under control. there needs to be disciplined. the annual budget deficit was $160 billion. now, it has been over $1 trillion. seven times worse. the credit worthiness has been downgraded. it is because of the policies and spending tim kaine has been advocating. you talk about $16,000 per second. it is now $47,000 per second spending. he criticized the tax cuts i reported? 7 million american jobs were created. i am glad we reduced taxes on families and small businesses. >> thank you. our next question goes to governor kaine. >> according to forbes, medicare is scheduled to cost the co

gave the red sox their first last place finish in the division since john henry and tom warner took over ownership 11 years ago. valentine sparred with everyone from players to reporters. he now has the distinction of being the first red sox manager fired after one since since 1934 when bucky harris was let go. yesterday reporters caught up with valentine in the midst of a long bike ride he was taking after the news broke. true story. >> i'm disappointed, yeah. you know, this is not -- this is not the press conference i was expecting at the end of the season. >> how much are you going to miss the organization? >> oh, there are a lot of great guys. i've gotten texts from many of them already today. i'm sure i'm still going to be with them, at least in their hearts and minds. a lot of things didn't go well, but an experienced manager is supposed to put his finger in the dike and keep the water on the other side, you know. i just missed that. >> espn is reporting that according to sources within the boston organization, the red sox are looking at blue jays manager john farrell as valentine'

the senate and there were everyday efforts to find compromise led by virginia's senior senator john warner in the gang of 14, he did not only not join those efforts but ridiculed them saying we don't need to compromise. we need folks who know how to compromise and work together. we will not move forward as a nation if we can't join together. that's the way i have served and that's the way i will serve if i have the honor to be virginia's next united states senator. thanks. >> thank you very much. mr. allen, mr. kaine, i want to thank you both of you for taking part in a very vigorous debate this evening. i want to thank our audience both here and at wcve and at home for watching and try to remind everyone to vote in what is going to be one of the crucial and critical elections in america. i would like to turn it over to our host, bill fitzgerald from wtvr. >> thank you, bob. it's been a vigorous debate and this program has been brought to you in part by aarp virginia, league of women voters of virginia, wtvr cbs 6 and pbs, community idea station. we want to say thanks again to the candidat

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warner, los angeles. >> senior correspondent john miller former fbi deputy director joins us now. good morning.ume you would be out there reporting on this story. take a week? >> maybe a couple of weeks. >> large expensive undercover. >> this sounds like one of those stories you would call a knuckle head story. >> you took the words out of my mouth. the dynamic is exactly the same, norah. we talked last week about the art thieves and how they steal priceless paintings but then can't sell them because they are too hot. when you do what these guys do you steal like 25 and 50,000 dollar chips there's a limit of universal players. when some stranger shows up with a big stack of those it's not like her not knowing who he is. on a much more practical level when they have a theft like that, like u.s. currency when they counterfeit it they come out with a new $100 bill they come out with different sets of chips and anti-counterfeiting devices in them and ways to track them. so we're deep in knuckle head territory here. >> not to just like go to the movies that's why in "oceans 11" they didn't steal the

we have to get behind people like chambliss from my state and mark warner from virginia and many others that are working together. >> johnllow this in and out. you probably have a sense of congressional districts where there are people who might do this. how is that going to play? the wings are flapping and making noise and there is nothing coming from the middle. can we get something from the middle? >> i love senator nunn's analogy. there is dysfunction and there will be dysfunction until the election. then we have the lame duck session. the lame duck session and this question of what to do to keep the car from going over the cliff will be answered. if governor romney wins the election, then they will be willing to come to the table to talk about revenues. if the president wins the election, he'll say we're getting rid of tax cuts from wealthy americans. but even though the lame duck session will be the current congress, what they see in november will greatly influence. so the best thing between now and the election is for you to talk about this on your program, hopefully the candidates will talk about it around the co

our thanks to time warner cable for getting us connected. john is our for student at miami university. caller: good morning. what can president obama or governor romney due to work with the next congress? do think this will lead to a greater assertion of executive authority in the next term? guest: thank you, john. i did not know i would be facing the toughest questioners. congressional approval is at an all-time low. it is up there with paris hilton and the communist party of russia. i think we need to step back and understand many people in this country see the political system as broken. others -- elizabeth warren -- have spoken house some money have seen the system rigged against them. there is a few that those who dislike government for the past 40 years have a stake in diminishing the reputation of government, of congress. i would argue that we have seen a movement in these last 40 debase role ofa government. callback and read the book on lyndon johnson. the use or abuse of the filibuster has been used or abuse in the last 10 days or three

to happen because we got get behind people like chambliss and mark warner from virginia and many others that are working together. >> johnfollow this in and out. you probably have a sense of congressional districts where there are people who might do this. how is that going to play? the wings are flapping and making noise. nothing is coming from the middle. >> i love the analogy. there's a lot of did you say function and there's going to be dysfunction until we have the election. we'll have the lame duck session. that lame duck session and this question of the fiscal cliff will be heavily influenced by what happens in that election. if governor romney wins the election republicans will be less likely to come to the table seriously ready to talk about revenues. if the president win election he'll say that's a mandate from the american people we're getting rid of bush tax cuts. but the composition of the house and senate even though this lame duck session is the current congress what they see happening in november will greatly influence. the best thing, the best thing between now and election is for you to talk about this

our thanks to time warner cable for getting us connected. johnler: good morning. what can president obama or governor romney due to work with the next congress? do think this will lead to a greater assertion of executive authority in the next term? guest: thank you, john. i did not know i would be facing the toughest questioners. congressional approval is at an all-time low. it is up there with paris hilton and the communist party of russia. i think we need to step back and understand many people in this country see the political system as broken. others -- elizabeth warren -- have spoken house some money have seen the system rigged against them. there is a few that those who dislike government for the past 40 years have a stake in diminishing the reputation of government, of congress. i would argue that we have seen a movement in these last 40 years to debase role of government. callback and read the book on lyndon johnson. the use or abuse of the filibuster has been used or abuse in the last 10 days or three years more than once in the 1960's 1

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warner on the ticket. >> kill you with kindness here. >> let's talk about abortions. that's been -- they hit me on the same issue. they hit johner the same issues. they hit anybody with the label. it doesn't fit. >> frankly, it's still a very conservative state in so many places. these abortion issues split both ways. >> absolutely splits both ways. virginia is a mainstream state, and virginians don't like either political party when they get too far out of the mainstream. you know, the mitt romney that campaigned for republican nomination was way out of the mainstream. he is trying to -- he is getting close to halloween, and he is trying to change clothes and get back to a moderate view. i think at the end of the day people sht going to respond to that. i think on top of that tom is an expert on politics, virginia and elsewhere, but i think at the end of the day the ground game the president has built will make sure that turnout comes out. >> what do you say? the congressman says the ground game is not as muscular as it seems. >> the message behind the ground game. >> four years ago, and the momentum at this point seems to be

warner. but when we merged with aol i was diluted down 3%. >> that was one of your worse days in your life. >> yes. >> john malone, old friend and adversary.an adversary. >> he was there for you when you needed help. >> that's right. i was there for him. >> he's now buying land. he'll compete with you as a landowner. >> that's fine. let him compete with me with philanthropy. >> that's a good one. >> i could have bought more land if i hadn't given that money away. >> the issues that you care about is nuclear proliferation, population and some other issues. >> global climate change and preservation of the environment. >> do you hear those issues being discussed in this political cain? >> not enough. >> what do you think of the two candidates this year? >> well, two of our best men. they both are smart and attractive and i think either one of them will do a pretty decent job. i have my feelings about -- i'm -- >> what has happened to you? you sound so mellow. >> i don't take political oppositions. as chairman of cnn -- >> you're not a chairman of cnn any more. >> that's right. >> you're a public citizen that has no reason to say -- >> like ob

john jenkins discusses the life of william rehnquist in the partisan with post jon cubic. this is booktv.org with more on this weekend's television schedule. >> booktv's visit to augusta, maine with time warnerle highlight some of the rich literary culture of the area. the city of agusta has evolved from being a trading post in the 1700s to being a magazine publishing hub from the 1800s to the 20th century and also home to harriet beecher stowe, author of uncle tom's kevin. our coverage of the visit continues. >> the only city that actually has a major river and we occupied both sides of the river so we have an east and west side of the river and the river has become a defining point so that is unique. the other thing is what is unique is the state capital, we have access -- we host the state legislature and the governor's mansion and have all the government services you would expect to have with it being the state capital. state capital has its benefits. we are proud of being the state capital. i am sure if you have been to the state government in your backyard, it can pose some difficulties and stresses but we have a good working relationship with the state and get along with them and appr

warner and eight others and the same for president obama. i think the republicans are underestimating how strong obama will be if he is reelected and i do not believe that john boehner can hold if he has a margin in the house i don't think that he can hold off the republicans against dan obama version of the deal. the believes are stronger than the used to be. i think that we have more leverage over members in the campaign finance issues and other things but i think obama going to the lamar alexander in the senate and there are some equivalence in the house, even if the democrats don't control both houses of congress he would have some leverage to go round the leadership and i suspect he wouldn't mind. he would feel that he is obliged to deal with him in 2013 if romney has lost but people see bipartisanship when it's a leadership negotiation and the other is picking off against the wishes of leadership but the premise on both of those is the rest of the personal relationship before that can occur and the investor pointed out a governor mitt romney will have those talents. i think now that the president obama knows that he has them he is just going to have to