next we turn to kyrsten sinema. sinema: thanks much for having us here this evening.'m running for congress because i believe congress is no longer serving with the people. all across this great country, folks are struggling, especially right here in arizona to get jobs and keep jobs and take care of their family. mistretta congress more interested in political bickering and taking partisan ideologies swipes at each other and solving real problems. i believe across the state folks who don't have jobs are trying hard to get them and make it to the metaclass revokes who have jobs are struggling to keep them and take care of their kids future. we need folks are willing to work across data to solve problems. i've got a record of doing just that. in the seven years i served in the arizona state legislature, a reputation of working across the aisle with folks on both edges of the political spec trim to solve problems. folks like eric goldwater provided great opportunity for us to save those roles and kerry in the great tradition in arizona. >> moderator: thank you very much

next, kyrsten sinema. >> good evening and thank you for having us. i'm running for congress because i believe congress is no longer serving we the people. across the country, folks are struggling especially right here in arizona to get jobs and keep jobs and take care of their families. with a congress that is more interested in political bickering and taking ideological swipe at each other. i believe we deserve better. across the state, people are trying hard to get jobs. folks who have jobs are struggling to keep them and take care of their kids and prepare for their kids' future. we need folks were willing to work across the aisle to solve problems. i have a record of doing just that. in the seven years i served in the arizona state legislature, i worked across the aisle with folks on both edges of the political spectrum. there have been folks in the past that have provided roles to continue that great tradition in arizona. >> thank you very much in our final opening statement is from fernand parker. >> thank you all for tuning in. our country is

the next closing statement is from kyrsten sinema. nema: as i mentioned at the beginning of my debate i'm running for congress because i think we believe that her. as i mentioned earlier my family faced tough times when i was a kid and when my dad lost his job lost everything. as i was homeless as a kid for two years thanks to this great country and the opportunities afforded to us in a good public education system i was able to get back on my feet and make it to the middle-class. i want that same opportunity for every kid in every family in this country. i'm running for congress because i believe we can keep those doors of opportunity open. when you combine hard work and assistance to help each other make it through, we can create a country that we are all proud of every single day. back in the days arizona was known for his pragmatic common sense solutions and we can be don't do that again. if we are going to cross the aisle to solve problems and i promise to do the same thing for you if you send me to washington d.c.. thanks so much

kyrsten sinema is joining shut in >> thank you, bill. >> bill: tell us about the district. >> it is anof chandler and mesa which are suburbs. but what the district unique bill is it is evenly split between democrats, independents, and republicans and makes it is true picture of what and arizona is as a whole. >> bill: so the registration is roughly one-third, one-third, one-third. >> that's correct. >> bill: what are the issues that you find people in your district, you know, are talk about or concerned about? >> first and foremost the residents are concerned about jobs. those who have jobs are concerned about keeping them. and those that don't have jobs are concerned about getting them. and as you and i both know it's really tough economically for familiar list right now. and folks in the middle class are struggling each day to make ends meet. and that's what they are really focused on. >> bill: which is the issue that i think most americans are focusing on today and the number one issue in this presidential election. the issue of education came up last week several times in the debat

for the next opening statement, we are kyrsten sinema. good evening and thanks for having us this evening. i wanted for congress because i believe congress is no longer serving with the people. we are all across this great country, to get jobs and keep jobs and take care of family. by cumbersome or interesting political bickering and taking partisan ideology swipes at each other than solving real problems. i believe we can do better. across the state, folks who don't have jobs are trying hard to get them and make it to the middle class. folks who have jobs are struggling to keep them and take care of kids and prepare for their kids future. we need folks went to work across the out to solve problems. i've got a record of doing just that. in the seven years i served in i served in the arizona state legislature, i have a reputation working across the aisle with folks on both edges of the political spectrum do solve problems. books that barry goldwater provide a great opportunity for us to fill those roles and carry on the great tradition ari

. >> moderator: our next eight minutes from kyrsten sinema. sinema: thinks that. from the beginning of our debate i said i'm running for congress because i do think we deserve better. as i mentioned earlier in the face tough times. when my dad lost his job would last everything. but yet thanks to this great country the opportunity afforded us in a good public education system i was able to get back on my feet and make it to the middle-class. i want that same opportunity for every kid and every family in this country. i'm running for congress because i believe we can keep those doors of opportunity open. when we combine hard work and assistance to help each other make it through, we can create a country that we are all proud of every single day. back in the days, arizona was known for his problematic -- pragmatic common sense and we can be known for that again. if we are going to go across the aisle to solve problems and i promise to do the same thing for you a few semito washington d.c.. >> moderator: our final closing statement is from al gammill. gammill: anothe