she is a total product of the montana university system. she has a biology degree from montana tech. she is working on her masters currently. she and her husband live in butte and she is a high school teacher at butte high and has taught at the middle and element the helen up middle school. middle school. thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> also with us, we have steve daines. steve was raised in bozeman and is also a product of the montana school system. he has a degree in chemical engineering. he worked for proctor and gamble and worked in his family's construction company and was selected as vice president for right now technologies out of bozeman. he was elected to the house in 2012. he and his wife cindy have four children. it is great to see you tonight. thank you for being here. >> i appreciate it. is up tough job tonight to our three panelists. let's introduce you. in the left-hand side we have , mike denison on the panel tonight. for those byline reading newspapers across the state. for the past nine years, mike

she is a total product of the montana university system. da has a degree in biology from montana tech. she got her teaching certificate from u. of western and is working on her masters degree at the university of lantana. she and her has been and she is a high school teacher who also taught at the central and also helena middle-school. middle-school. thanks for being here. appreciate it. curtis: thanks very much for having me. [cheers and applause] >> moderator: also tonight steve daines. he was raised in bozeman and is a product of the montana university system. graduated from montana university state in chemical engineering. he spent 13 years working for procter & gamble and the work of the famous construction business for a while and a 2000 was elected as vice president for right now technologies out of bozeman. he was a lack into the u.s. house in the november 2012 election. he and his wife cindy have four children. good to see you tonight. daines: thank you. appreciate it. [applause] >> moderator:.tonight the top job is up to her three

she is a total product of the montana university system. she is working on her master's currently. she and her husband live in butte and she is a high school teacher at butte high and has taught at the helena middle school. thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> also with us, we have steve daines. steve was raised in bozeman, and also a product of the montana school system. we worked for proctor & gamble and worked in his family's construction company and was selected as vice president for right now. he was elected to the u.s. house in 2012. steve and his wife have four children. it is great to see you tonight. >> i appreciate it. >> we have mike denison on the panel tonight. for the past nine years, mike has worked for the newspaper state bureau but has been covering state house and government issues for some 22 years. big welcome to mike. good to see you tonight, mike. >> thank you. >> also we have with us the news director of yellowstone public radio who has been covering state and local politics for 20 years. jackie, good to see you tonight and i know you have

over half of students in the university system in montana receive pell grants.an't spell grants. i some criticism about my dad plan that's not just about selling of used cars below he supports the rind budget the framework of the ryan budget that says certain things in there he doesn't like like privatizing medicare and selling off public lands. well, that is a rounding error rate air. if you are not in favor of that, how does the ryan budget work? >> moderator: ryan. zinke: it is not the ryan zinke budget. not to education. i sat as the chairman of the montana senate education committee for a reason because i understand the link between education and a good job. education is an investment is not an expense. if the government is making money on the backs of our students that are trying to better themselves, it is wrong and we should prosecute those who are doing it. i also add that incentives, you know, through grants there's a lot of skills we need in america that are being filled. everyone complains about jobs overseas because these engineers overseas, but how

a total product of the montana university system with a degree in biology from montana tech, 32 in certificate and is working on her master's degree at the university of montana. she and her husband with impunity and a high-school teacher also taught at helena middle school and views central. [applause] >> we also montana congressman and steve daines raise in bozeman also a product of the montana university system graduated from montana state university with a degree of chemical engineering and spent 30 years working for procter & gamble and work to his family's construction business and in 2000 was elected as a vice president of the right now technologies out of those men. good to see you tonight. [applause] teeeighteen the questions are of to our panel was. first we have longtime friend of mine like denison is of guideline if you read the newspapers across the state and worked for the state bureau of that has been covering the state house and government issues about 22 years with a pea and the great falls tribune. good to see you tonight. with us tonight the news director of the yellowstone