he has served as state capital bureau chief at the milwaukee journal sentinel, and the only individualournalist to be named journalist of the year by the milwaukee press club, a prestigious award and distinction that for years has always been bestowed upon a media organization and never an individual, until steve. mary is a veteran political journalist with the milwaukee sentinel covering politics and breaking news, who previously covered the state capital for the wisconsin state journal and was a member of the reporting team that was a finalist for the pulitzer prize for investigative reporting. with that come i will turn the program over to steve and mary. [applause] steve: that is much too much about us, because you are here for the debate. we really appreciate it. i just want to talk about some rules. mary will give you the bios of the candidates. first of all, the candidates will get three-minute opening statements, determined by the proverbial coin toss. mary and i will be asking questions. each candidate will have two minutes to respond with one minute rebuttals going back and f

coming up friday morning, the milwaukee journal sentinel's craig gilbert and charlie discuss paul ryan's congressional career and his

coming up friday morning, the milwaukee journal sentinel's and the weekly standard's discuss powell ryan's congressional career and his -- paul ryan's congressional career and his legacy as house speaker. be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal" live 7:00 eastern on friday morning. join the discussion. >> starting in about 15 minutes, c-span's road to the white house 2020 coverage continues. with ohio governor john kasich in new hampshire. he'll be speaking at an annual absolute to the first amendment in -- salute to the first amendment in manchester. you can watch that live at 7:00 p.m. on c-span. until then, some of today's "washington journal." continu

coming up friday morning, the milwaukee journal sentinel's and the weekly standard's discuss powell ryan's congressional career and his -- paul ryan's congressional career and his legacy as house speaker. be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal" live 7:00 eastern on friday morning. join the discussion. >> starting in about 15 minutes, c-span's road to the white house 2020 coverage continues. with ohio governor john kasich in new hampshire. he'll be speaking at an annual absolute to the first amendment in -- salute to the first amendment in manchester. you can watch that live at 7:00 p.m. on c-span. until then, some of today's "washington journal." continues. host: this is representative ryan costello, republican of pennsylvania, serves the sixth district and a member of the energy and commerce committee. guest: i need to say hello, ryan, my little boy who will be five in less than a month. make sure you treat baby caroline as well as you can. i promised my wife i would put that in. host: you are retiring, is the family matters one reason? guest: there is a multitude of reasons. that

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coming up friday morning the milwaukee journal's discuss paul ryan's congressional career and his legacy as house speaker. be sure to watch c-span's west virginia r washington journal. join the discussion. >> coming up tomorrow morning live coverage of a how to a do a better job of overseeing the federal government. among the speakers, inspectors general from the security agency and justice department. live at 8:30ene here on c-span 2. you can watch online at c-span.org and on the free c-span radio app. >> ohio governor john kasich is a potential candidate in 2020. he delivered remarks at the gala in manchester new hampshire, his remarks are about 40 minutes. >> john kasich was a congressmen for nine terms, and he served among other committees he served on defense, and budget, and among his notable achievements were the budget act of 1997. the balance budget act of 1997. who would have thought it. after that he was in the private sector for a time, he worked for fox news, and he was an investment banker, although now i think they're both the same company. [laughter] and he was governor o

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radio show indivisible, he was the head of .hat radio show we also have craig gilbert with the milwaukee journal sentinel. when did you start covering paul ryan? election tohis congress. i have been in washington pretty much the whole time he has been in congress. his political career. host: that caller also mentioned when paul ryan was the running mate for mitt romney in 2012, he said people could see right through him. in 2012o show paul ryan campaigning in colorado. [video clip] >> last night we witnessed for the third time a man who is ready to be a great president. [applause] what we witnessed was a man with a vision, a man with bold ideas, solutions. witnessed was a president out of ideas. a president who has no record to run on. presidenttnessed is a who is simply offering more of the center you know what, we cannot afford four more -- more of the same. you know what, we cannot afford four more years of the same. we need mitt romney to put us back on track. [applause] that president is offering is more of the same, more borrowing, spending, taxing, money printing. if that worked, we would

coming up in 30 minutes, the milwaukee journey --journal sentinel's craig gilbert and the weekly standard's charlie sykes discuss paul ryan's congressional career and legacy as house speaker. >> overwhelming support in my caucus to be speaker of the house. >> there is discussion about marcia fudge and karen bass and others possibly being able to take the realm. >> i talk to the president fairly often, no indication the molar investigation will not be allowed to finish and it should be allowed to finish. >> we are insisting on a vote and if we have a vote, it will pass overwhelmingly and the pressure to put it as part of the must pass spending bill where the president will have to sign it is greater. >> every vote ought to count. it is unconstitutional to say every vote will count in world counties because they can count inckly, but should not vote populated counties because it takes longer to vote. >> we know democrats have a plan, they want to disrupt and stall whatach and achievements we have been able to move forward. we know america is too great for such a small vision. >> members have

journal," the legacy of speaker paul ryan. gilbert,s is craig thank you for being here. and in milwaukee, charlie sykes, the contributing editor for the weekly standard. thank you for being here as well. -- what will be, do you think, the legacy of speaker ryan. charlie sykes, why don't you go first. guest 2: i think it will be quite mixed. paul ryan was on track to be the intellectual movement -- leader of the movement as well as the republican party in congress. the contribution he made to pushing real reforms, entitlement reforms, getting a handle on the budget issues and the national debt were significant a compliments and yet, donald trump came along and as a result, what ryan represented in the republican party i think has been largely eclipsed. paul is going to cite the tax cuts and a lot of regulatory reforms, economic growth. the reality is someone whose career was centered around the debt and deficit will be leaving congress with a trillion dollar a year deficit as far as the eye can see and no solution on the horizon for the national debt and that is a rather dramatic irony in

coming up friday morning, the "milwaukee journal-sentinel's" craig gail bert and the weekly standard'srlie sykes discuss paul ryan's congressional rear and his legacy as house speaker. watch c-span's washington journal live at 7 eastern friday morning, join the discussion. >> coming up tomorrow morning live coverage of a summit on how to do a better job of overseeing the federal government. month the speakers inspectors general from the national security agency and justice department. live starting at 8:30 a.m. eastern here on c-span2. you can also watch online at c-span.org, and on the free c-span radio app. >> some of president trump's nominees had their confirmation hearing, including ronald vitello to head immigration and customs enforce: this is an hour and a half.

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but is this as good as it gets past the old milwaukee you know guy that says this is -- >> sthant what john wrote in the journalts, weigh in here? >> you know, this report is solid from the beginning to end. it is just great news across the labor market the thiej i would point to that especially encouraging in here is that the labor force participation rate picked up what that suggests is that we are getting workers coming in from sidelines because wages are picking up, and so many job opportunities, out there, and i wrote a story earlier this week saying that, you know, the private sector is expecting the slowdown, you don't see it in these numbers it is a very good report. maria: charles, what jon just said 3. % unemployment rate 49-year low, has as new premium coming in shows confidence in joblth market confidence in the economy. >> this is an amazing number we could talk about it two ways, main street and wall street for p main street point of view this is amazing, participation up wages up, goodproducing jobs manufacturing we said would never come back to this country keeps blowing them away composition of

journal," the legacy of speaker paul ryan. gilbert,s is craig thank you for being here. and in milwaukee, charlie sykes, the contributing editor for the weekly standard. thank you for being here as well. -- what will be, do you think, the legacy of speaker ryan. charlie