mr. dean? mr. dean: i certainly supported the governor on the impact which resulted in higher taxes at the pump and its board because part of political leadership and i applaud the governor for doing this, but at some point, when you're dealing with impish legislature get to step up and make that necessary investment. if you don't you'll pay the price down the road. i know this from being there when we worked on sewage and water systems and storm water and roads you got to do that and helps rural communities and urban areas and suburban areas. i would always be willing to make the tough decisions. we got to think about the future and invest in the future. bob: thank you. mr. lee, would you consider raising it? mr. lee: let me first say that investing in infrastructure is absolutely important. roads and bridges and highways and arteries and economic the lines are important to the map. i run a company that is 600 vehicles, and if you don't have good roads and were not able to move effectively, then it

mr. dean will get the first question. our first question this evening comes from glenn parks of cordova. medicaid rejected expansion and nearly 200,000 tennesseans lack access to affordable health insurance. why are so many people uninsured or underinsured, in what would you do as governor to change that? i believe the decision the legislature made after governor haslam proposed going forth in doing medicaid expansion, the legislature decided not to do that or take a vote on it. that was a mistake. as the questioner noted, there are closer to 300,000 people who are without insurance but would be covered if we expanded medicaid. we have lost roughly $4 billion as a result of that decision. that is money that could've come to our state. the frustrating thing about it is we are paying for that through federal taxes, and so this money is leaving the state and going to 34 other states that get the benefit where we don't. we have seen people go without insurance. we've seen hospitals that have diffi

mr. dean. mr. dean: no, i do not. i don't think the state legislature or governor should mettle to that degree in university policy. my sense is efforts that have been done recently especially with something that's important to me which is diversity in treating people with respect and dignity and being inclusive where the legislature becomes concerned about diversity efforts at the university, that is not helpful. i think when we hire really good people to run those universities and we pay them well, we should let them do their jobs and not

mr. dean, if i am to correct i believe i heard you say you would possibly sign that if that happened. >> i would be in favor of how we can decriminalize all amounts of civil possession to avoid young people having criminal records. i don't think tennessee is in a position right now and this is moving fast. you will have multiple states that marijuana laws that say it's legal and some will say it's illegal medical marijuana. this will change and at some point maybe the states will do that and be in a position to do that and should be pursued. >> so that the no. >> that's a no. >> mr. lee. >> i don't think we should legalize marijuana. we worked a lot with incarcerated men through a reentry program for many years and i do believe we ought to look there is a way to be tough on crime and smart on crime the way we enter folks and how we use alternative sentencing for low-level drug offenses and drug courts and mental health courts and those should be utilized and we should not be criminalized. >> t

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mr. cunningham: can i respond? dean: yes, you can. mr. cunningham: once again, your record does not clear. two suggest otherwise is being dishonest with the voters here in the low country. dean: professor gramley, question for representative arrington. prof. gramley: the partisan divide feels wider and deeper than it ever has before. how would your character, behavior and choices in congress mend that divide? ms. arrington: thank you, that is a great question, lead by example. this has turned into the whisper campaign. because i did not bring out the fact that i had breast cancer fact that i had breast cancer out publicly, a whisper campaign went around charleston that i was lying about it. the worst thing that happened, i had nine african-american democrats endorse me and what came out was a picture of them being lynched with me standing there in southern regalia. that is exactly the problem with nancy pelosi and the d.c. democrats. that kind of division. i will lead by example. when these things are set about -- were said about me recent

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you say that dean phillips did not pay taxes. let's watch that. mr. paulsen: i am erik paulsen, and i approve this message. >> dean phillips joking about not paying his taxes. phillips repeatedly did not pay his taxes and he claimed a homestead credit on two of his houses at the same time. thatpports an energy tax would raise energy bills. phillips doesn't pay his taxes and wants to raise yours. moderator: explain your thinking behind that? moderator: why was this important? mr. paulsen: dean has a record of not paying taxes on time, whether business or personal. including an exemption for two of your multimillion dollar mansions, but personal and business taxes, and that is a pattern. if you vote against the tax cut bill, we wanted to point that out. mr. phillips: first and foremost, i do pay my taxes. i do not want to raise taxes, and in fact, i call that textile awful because it did not accrue enough benefits to middle americans. i think we had an $89 interest charge at our eye screen plant in marietta, georgia in 2013, and in 2017, i paid my proper

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let's hear from our next applicant mr. dean schmidt. you are applying for seat seven or 10? >> it's my understanding, my name is dean schmidt, that there are five seats that would have been listed on my application. six, seven, eight, nine and 10. >> right. seven and 10 are the only two that are not people seeking reappointment. anyway, proceed. >> i understand. i'm not sure how that works. again, my name is dean schmidtment schmidt.i believe it doesn't get to answer your special question about pasta pat attendance because i'm not a not incumbent. i have been a litigate oror, i'a civil litigator for 28 years. i've been living in san francisco. i live in the mission district. that is my home. the areas of my work as a litigator, that i want to bring in at this point as being especially relevant. one, i've done a lot of work representing consumers in litigation. a wide range of cases, california superior court, federal courts, and also in some administrative proceedings. two, i have done a lot of work representing counties, special districts and also a couple of cities, not he

mr. phillips: i am dean phillips. you have heard about how my campaign for congress is all about having a conversation. this is a wall. it's kind of like erik paulsen. it's a nice wall, but you can't have a conversation with it. it's like gun violence. o letvoted 21 times tw people on the terrorist watch list like guns. even domestic abusers. moderator: ok. what behind that? mr. phillips: i believe representation begins with listening and i have done that for 18 months, driving my old truck around the district, and i have listened to people. the most common complaint and conversation i have with people is the lack of congressman accessibility. he had not had a town hall meeting in seven years until this very week. this is one of only three debates, closed environments, not willing to get in front of people. i think it's a core responsibility and duty of members of congress and candidates to spend as much time in front of people as possible. the fact that the voters have not had one opportunity to see congressman pauls

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mr. cunningham: thank you, channelon southern, chec four, dean stevens and katie errington for being here. if elected by congress -- if elected to congress, i think it is important we bring back the ban of offshore drilling. by ban was put together republican mayors, democratic mayors and independent mayors. the ban was lifted by this administration. my opponent supported lifting the ban. i opposed it. i think our beaches, our coastlines, our waterways are our rhyme joy here in the first district and i would fight like hell to protect them. that would be one of the first orders of business that i would do to protect the country here. moderator: are presented arrington? ms. arrington: thank you all. i appreciate you all doing this tonight. i am not for drilling off the coast of south carolina, but the only person who can give an exemption to that is the president of the united rates. i had a meeting with him regarding this, the vice president and senior administration officials to ensure we had an exemption. but understand, i will have a seat at the table. mr. cunningham wrote a letter tha

[laughter] harkin: he appealed this to the dean of the school, and the dean upheld the professor. this made mr. watson very angry. he is a sophomore. he went on a big writing campaign, writing letters to congressmen, senators saying , there was no time limit. you can still adopt this. the first state to ratify it after that was maine in 1983 because of senator bill cohen. you remember him. after that, other states started jumping on it, and by 1992, 38 states, the requisite number, had ratified it 203 years later. it became the 27th amendment to the constitution and the last amendment ever adopted to the constitution. >> wow. sen. harkin: interesting little story. so now you cannot raise your pay until there is an intervening election. and that happened in 1992. the other thing i like to talk about the constitution is this issue of how does the supreme court get the power to declare an act of congress unconstitutional? do like robert byrd. [laughter] sen. harkin: he had that wherever he went. where in the constitution does it say that the supreme court can declare an act unconstitutional? you

president trump told the crowd that back in the day senator dean heller didn't like him and he did not like mrller. once he became president trump, things changed and he had in trump's words been there for us. one of the most vulnerable of november. power rankings between another howler and democrat representative jacky rosen is a toss. one of five in the senate. the president wants republicans to control the senate and nevada is a big part of that. president trump trachea democrats and hit them hard. >> at first i used to say that's a tough statement but it's true. democrats are the party of crime. this will be the election of kavanagh, the caravans, law and order, tax cuts and comment ends. if you want to defend america's laws, borders, sovereignty, and even your dignity, then you have to go today and vote. kristin: the president was not the only -- while he campaigned, former vice resident joe biden campaign for democrat in las vegas. >> this election is literally bigger than politics. it's bigger than politics. and i really mean it. he came here four days ago are days ago or you can hear 1

dean at the medical school. i have been dedicated to this community for the past 20 years, trying to find solutions to better people's lives. congressman, your record speaks completely the opposite. mrcurbelo: let me just say, because i have two daughters and a wife. i do not need to be lectured by anyone on how to talk to women. what i suggest for you is you stop lying. you have been lying since this campaign started. you just said you never stop working. the miami herald reported you have not worked for three years. we know where your family has gotten a lot of its wealth from, from overseas and from gangsters. that is public record and in federal court documents. when you are going to lecture, be very careful because you might get what you wish for. >> we have -- ms. mucarsel-powell: may i respond? >> i want to show people let home an ad that is not by mr. curbelo's campaign, but a pac that supports him. it shows allegedly your connection to a ukrainian oligarch. it says he has supported you and has paid your family, your husband who was a lawyer, $700,000. explain. are you connected to this kolomoisky? this rather shady character? ms. mucarsel-powell: once again, absolutely not.

dean heller, senator running against the democrat there. the president has in the past said that if indeed the saudis killed mr.l khashoggi there will be, quote, severe punishment, let's listen to more of what the president said right after his rally. were -- >> one hour with nancy pelosi and chuck schumer, terrible political point for democrats. [music] >> i would call in the military and seal the border. if that happens and continues to move forward, the caravan we are talking about, a man-made caravan if you want to know the truth. i think some bad people started the caravan. more importantly or maybe almost as importantly you have some very, very bad people in the caravan, you have some very tough criminal elements within the caravan, but i will seal off the border before they come into this country and i will bring out our military, not reserves, i will bring out our military. [inaudible] >> biden is a man -- number one, he can't draw a crowd. you see what we have. we have thousands of people that couldn't get in today, many thousands. now, look, i wish biden the best, i hope he's going to be the nominee,

mr. fitzpatrick wants you to take us to the state of nevada. we'll show an ad from a pro gop group the senate leadership fund called on behalf of the republican senator dean heller running against democrat jackie rosen. here's the ad. >> what do you get for $6 million? well, democratic leader nancy pelosi and her allies spent over $6 million to elect jackie rosen nan congress rosen voted with pelosi nearly 90% of the time even voting to shut down the government. rosen broke her promise to us voting to shut down the government and put funding for nevada's low income kids at risk. jackie rosen. she puts campaign cash before nevada's children. senate leadership fund is responsible for the content of this advertising. host: jack fitzpatrick, president obama will be in las vegas today to campaign for democrats there. take us to nevada. what are you looking for? guest: so the combination of obama campaigning there and that ad tells you a lot about republicans like to focus on. as we mentioned earlier, pelosi, for a long time, has been a long standing feature in republican ads against democrats. l >> good afternoon, las vegas!

dean heller. [cheering] [applause] [cheering] sen. heller: president trump, elko.you for coming to welcome to trump country. ko indians bel designated the best small town in america. [cheering] , youheller: mresident about gold.e bit i think everything you touch turns to gold. [cheering] in --trump: the minds es in elko produce more than anywhere else. --come to gold country area country. youd a dream and embarrassed my opponent into it. you came and said she would not debate me. she agreed to, the debate. mr. president, thank you. debate andave a reno. and she said no. i said i want to have a debate elko, and she said no. she will only campaign in las vegas. [booing] sen. heller: what the message is if you are a republican or democrat or independent, you do not live in las vegas, you are written off. that is the message. here is the point. we are going to work hard. we are going to move this country forward. this resident is doing a great job. [cheering] early voting starts today. let's send a message. we want a senator for all of nevada. [cheering] -- wholler: someone fill will fight for nevada and reno and elko. my heart is right here in nevada. my voice and your voice is together with m

dean heller. [cheering] [applause] [cheering] sen. heller: president trump, thank you for coming to elko. welcome to trump country. home of the elko indians. designated the best small town in america. [cheering] sen. heller: mr. president, you know a little bit about gold. i think everything you touch turns to gold. [cheering] sen. heller: the mines in elko produce more gold than anywhere else. welcome to gold country. i had a debate last night and you embarrassed my opponent into it. you came and said she would not debate me. two days later, she agreed to the debate. mr. president, thank you. i want to have a debate in reno. and she said no. i said i want to have a debate here in elko, and she said no. she will only campaign in las vegas. [booing] sen. heller: what the message is, is if you are a republican or democrat or independent, you do not live in las vegas, you are written off. that is the message. here is the point. we are going to work hard. we are going to move this country forward. this president is doing a great job. [cheering] early voting starts today. let's send a message. we want a senator for all of nevada. [cheering] sen. heller: someone who will fight for nevada and reno and elko. my hear

mr. dimon: he knows this better than anybody. >> i think he agrees with you as well. who is next? yes, sir. in the front row? >> i am a dean kirkpatrick fellow in the study for foreign policy studies here. with all the skin is going on around the world, i am wondering if you had a comment on the use of anonymous shell companies, beneficial ownership registries and how that works is that applies a higher compliance cost to banks, and whether that should be shared, the cost, with the lawyers, the realtors and the other accountants that set up some of these money-laundering avenues? mr. dimon: another thing, we can fix this. the cost is an enormous. we torture the clients. files, documents, every subsidiary officer, every time you swipe the card or move money through it, we go through 50, 70, libya thousand algorithms to make you safe and we do it with companies. who are they? do their business grow too fast. is it too much cash? so if you have a shop when you go from 800,000 to 1.6 million of additional revenues, and it was all extra cash, that would trigger stuff. .nything get triggered we have something report to the gover

dean heller said he was 99% against trump in the 2016 election, went over board in praising the president this saturday. let's listen. >> welcome to trump country. [ cheers and applause ] now, mresident, you know a little bit about gold. in fact, i think everything you touch turns to gold. [ cheers and applause ] >> florida gubernatorial candidate, the guy running for governor ron desantis who kamm paired for his support during the republican primary dodged a question about the president just last night. let's watch him weasel out of this. >> do you think president trump is a good role model for the children in florida? >> my wife and i were poking at ourselves. i don't read the art of the deal. he's a great kid. that's not his cup of tea. here's what i know. i was very passionate about moving our american embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem. i know andrew didn't support that ask doesn't think that's right, but to me that was true leadership. >> mr. mayor? >> i'm confused by the question. >> whether or not he thinks president trump is a good role model for the children of florida. >> that's what i thought originally. i got confused. [ laughter ] >> so, no, he's not. >> i think

mr. pearce will get the final word so we start now with representative lujan grisham. final thoughts. lujan grisham: thank you. i want to thank krqe for hosting this incredible debate and want to thank you, dean, for being an effective moderator tonight. i know that the tough job. you and debate without our state replaces in new mexico. this this is a state that i lov. i'm so honored and proud to be in a position to run for governor. this is a job that's going to take real skill, leadership and vision. i'm ready to bring new mexico to a brighter future. we need a government is ready to fight not just for the land of enchantment but for the land of opportunity of renewable energy, equality portable health care and to divert and sustainable economy. i see a state that far more potential than it has liabilities. i'm going to make every single investment to do that and the to fight for every single new mexican. in contrast my opponent has a long track record of voting against every single investment, privatizing social security, privatizing and voucherizing medicare and public education, not voting for and apprenticeships or training programs for students. it's time that we of the governor with a

mr. president. >> usa. usa. brian: unbelievable. i think the amount of applications going into the college of ozarks will quadruple. ainsley: i do too. steve: take off from this studio to go outside. janice deanweather. it was a beautiful day in new york city. we had a lot rain last night but thankfully it cleared up. we have a picture of some lightning hitting one world trade center. do we have that? do we have that? i'm not sure what we're looking at right now. if we could go to weather 7, my friends. i'm not sure those are the maps we're looking for. it is a beautiful day here in new york city. we do have the potential of showers and thunderstorms across the great lakes and upper midwest and potential for heavy rain over the southwest next couple days. any birthdays or anniversaries here? right here? what is your name? >> cierno. janice: where are you from? >> bronx. janice: what is your birthday? >> october 1st. janice: how are you? >> 15. janice: did you know steve doocy has a book out? do you know we have a food coming up? >> let's go. janice: we'll go back inside. steve doocy up to you. steve: we'll cook up pot roast, meatballs. brian: happy cookbook. might find it only in that book. t