pritzker wants higher taxes and more power to mike madigan. that will drive employers out of the state. when you cut mental health services and substance abuse treatment, that is what helps to increase violence on the streets and you don't understand that. people who want to get jobs and you cut funding for people who would get skills training. i think you have it all backward. pritzker, it's. easy for you to sit on the sidelines and criticize when you haven't done an honest day's work in your life. mr. pritzker: you are lying. gov. rauner: you are not addressing the core issues -- mr. pritzker: unbelievable. gov. rauner: that we need to fix. pension reform, job creation. mr. pritzker: when are you going to get around that -- around to that? you have been the governor for 4 years. gov. rauner: your solutions will make it worse. mr. pritzker: what have you been doing for four years? childhoodanded early education and expanded school breakfast programs for low income kids across the state and created thousands of jobs by founding the world's bes

is it time for speaker madigan to step aside as the leader of the democrats? just looking for an opinion. pritzker: well, let's say i don't think that people should serve for decades in leadership posts in springfield, and i favor legislative leadership term limits. that's a good idea. they've imposed it in the senate, they should impose it in the house. in my view, that's the right way to go. i also believe we should get rid of gerrymandering in the state because i want more competitive elections in illinois. >> moderator: governor rauner. i think everybody knows your opinion of speaker madigan and your push for term limits in general, but republican leader bill brady's been in the senate for 16 years and your leader in the house for 12. is it time to term limit them? rauner: everyone is state government from the governor to typical rank and file members, the general assembly, should be term limited. i believe statewide officers should be term limited at eight years, legislators should be term limited at ten years, and we should also have an end to gerrymande

my opponent was higher taxes hired by mike madigan will take the employers out of the state. >> mental health services? >> when you cut treatment that helps to increase violence on the streets you don't understand that people want to get trained but you cut funding for people to get skills training you have it all backwards. >> teeeleven it is easy for you to sit on the sidelines and criticize when you haven't done an honest days work in your lif life. you are not addressing the core issues we need to fix like pension reform or job creation and corruption. >> you have been governor for four years. >> what have you been doing the last four years? >>. >> i stand up for families i expand early childhood education i am a national leader and for breakfast programs for low income kids across the state the world's small best business incubator i have created fewer job one - - i have created more jobs in the same time .-period. >> the registration information puts 76000 voters in illinois. many have been compromised through 2016. do you believe the state has done enough to ensure election secu

sheriff madigan unchallengable versions would literally mean that some of his men and many from vietnam war veterans had been overzealous in attacking the protesters . acting as though the words that caused. the use of shotguns loaded with buckshot the least of the death of a student james wrecked on may fifteenth nine hundred sixty. by the end of the sixty's i would characterize the mood in a broader circle. in which i was involved as a form of almost a collective madness. that is the vietnam war going on and on and on everything that we had done to stop it and failed protest became an end in itself i remember people flocking to berkeley from all over the country because they wanted to get involved in riots and they want to fight in the streets they really care what it was about. the real problem was that until there was a progressive social movement within the blue collar section of american society within the working class and things were going to change there was a whole section of american society that had not been moved and the fact we're being moved in the opposite direction in r

pritzker wants higher taxes and more power to mike madigan.will track employers out of the state. >> when you cut mental health services in substance abuse treatment, that is what helps to increase violence on the streets and you'd understand that. people who want to get jobs, want to get trained and you cut funding for people who would get skills training. i think you got all backward, governor. >> mr. pritzker, mr. pritzker, it's easy for you to sit on the sidelines and criticized when you have done an honest days work in your life. >> you are lying. you are lying. >> mr. pritzker, , you're not addressing the core issues that we need to fix. pension reform, job creation, corruption. >> when are you going to get around to that question even the governor. [talking over each other] >> what have you been doing for four years? nothing. >> i've expand her childhood education. i've been a national leader on it. expanded school breakfast programs are low income kids across the state. i couldn't thousands and thousands of jobs i founded the worst bes

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sheriff madigan unchallengable versions would literally mean that some of his men and many from vietnam war veterans had been overzealous in attacking the protesters . acting as though the words that caused. the use of shotguns loaded with buckshot the least of the death of a student james rector on may fifteenth nine hundred sixty. by the end of the sixty's i would characterize the mood in a broader circle. in which i was involved as a form of almost a collective madness. that is the vietnam war going on and on and on everything that we had done to stop it and failed protest became an end in itself i remember people flocking to berkeley from all over the country because they wanted to get involved in riots and they want to fight in the streets they really care what it was about. the real problem was that until there was a progressive social movement within the blue collar section of american society within the working class and things were going to change there was a whole section of american society that had not been moved and the fact we're being moved in the opposite direction in re

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sheriff madigan unchallengable versions would literally mean that some of his men and many from the vietnam war veterans had been overly zealous in attacking the protesters. acting as though they would feel cut. in the use of shotguns loaded with buckshot the least of the death of a student james rector on may fifteenth nine hundred sixty. by the end of the sixty's i would characterize the mood in the broader circle. in which i was involved as a form of almost a collective madness. that is the vietnam war had gone on and on and on everything that we had done to stop it and failed protest became an end in itself i remember people flocking to berkeley from all over the country because they wanted to get involved in riots and they want to fight mistreats they really care what it was about. the real problem was that until there was a progressive social movement within the blue collar section of american society within the working class and things were going to change there was a whole section of american society that had not been moved and the fact we're being moved in the opposite direction in

tune in tomorrow when my guests will be sharon osbouorne, comedian kathleen madigan, and musical guestwgbh access.wgbh.org >> here's the thing guys like me are most jealous about. you were friends with johnny carson. not only that, you actually -- you hosted the tonight's show many times. did you like hosting the show. >> i did. i was crazy. i was fearless. you shouldn't be fearless. you know that. >> stephen: no, if you're not a little nervous, you probably aren't trying. >> that's true. you've got to be nervous. i remember when i played my best ball games, i threw up. >> stephen: oh, really? before the game, yeah, and that's the same with actors, they usually throw up and -- ( laughter ) -- go out and do their best shows. do you throw up before the show? >> stephen: i apologize for not vomiting before tonight's show. ( laughter ) >> i thought you would be a little intimidated and throw up just a little bit. >> stephen: i'm a little intimidated. i am serious when i say you loom large in my mind. you're burt ( bleep ) reynolds. ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) ♪ are you ready y'all

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