mr. gardner? >> no. >> mr. gardner do you support federal action to provide clear rules for legal marijuana businesses to gain access to bank sng >> yes. >> mr. you'dal? >> yes. >> should the taxpayers bill of rights be changed or altered? >> no. talking about tabor? >> tabor. >> so that's a no answer? >> that should not be changed. >> mr. gardner? >> no. >> mr. gardner do you support casino style gambling in counties as proposed by amendment 668? >> no. >> mr. you'dle? >> no. >> do you support the construction of the keystone pipeline? >> if the science is completed -- >> yes or no. >> mr. gardner got his way he can have a few sirkeds here. >> if the science is completed, yes. >> mr. gardnr. >> the science is completed. yes. how about 30 seconds to respond. >> again these are very important issues and they're very important issues that many cannot be described simply as yes or no. that's why it's important when it comes to things like our environment that we talk about how yes the sclimet is changing i've said

mr. gardner. gardner: gardner: our foreign policy is in the situation is today because of the failure of leadership at the white house and the president said that his policies are going to be on the ballot and mark udall voted for those 99% of the time. the president said we have no strategy when it comes to dealing with isil. they said they are junior varsity actors and we will lead from behind. but if his plan because he agrees with them 99% of the time. we must make sure that we protect the safety and security of american families. that's why i separate the difference to make sure we take out the terrorists. but senator udall b. leaves the islamic state is not not in an oppressed nation. he believes that they are not plotting against the country. we have people arrested at the denver international airport for conspiring with the islamic state. in chicago for conspiring with the islamic state. and as senator udall doesn't even show up at the armed services hearing when it talks about emerging thr

>> no. >> mr gardner? >> no. >> mr gardner do you support federal actions to provide clear rules for illegal gain uana businesses to access to banking? >> yes. >> yes. support rdner do you casino style gambling as proposed by amendment 68. do you support the construction of the keystone pipeline you can >> if the science is completed, yes. >> if the science is completed, yes. >> is to gartner, we'll go back to you, and you have -- well, about 30 seconds to respond. >> again, i think these are very important issues that many cannot be described as yes or no, and that's why when it comes

mr. gardner, we will engage you a bit longer. mr. gardner, thanks to the affordable care act more than 200,000 colorado residents were able to get health insurance through medicaid. if congress appeals the law as you supported in the past, what would you do with these residents who would then lose coverage? >> to make changes in reforms to medicaid it did not take a 2700-page partisan bill that was passed when the obamacare action went through. as senator udall just answered the question, he said in colorado we work together. when he passed obamacare he did it on the most partisan of terms. not a single republican vote for obamacare. i believe we have to do something instead of going back to what we had in place before the affordable care act, to address people with needs, including those people on medicaid, to make sure we provide insurance with people with pre-existing conditions, to make sure we address the issues of tort reform, with health savings accounts that can meet all the needs of the people. three promises were made when o

mr. gardner? >> it was the comment when he said he supported the gun-control measure even more restrictive than the ones that passed in colorado that he voted for because he felt it was worth giving it a shot. he's described the second amendment rights not as a constitutional right as a tradition. our constitution has a right in it. you have a c grade. you are not a supporter of the second amendment. >> gentlemen, mr. udall has been repeatedly hammered. with voting with president obama. mr. garner has been called an extremist. address the attacks against you. he continues to throw out the number 99%. on the ballot will be our names. this race is between combhan gardner and me and our respective records. congressman gardner continues to throw out the number 99%. i want to remind him that he is running against me in this election and he is trying to distract the voters of this state from his extreme record and we've explored that here today. he is out of touch with the mainstream of thought here in

mr. gardner? >> now a 17-year-old relative of gardner has come forward to make similar accusations about abuse that happens when she was 12. >> she sought some assistance from a professional. they have a mandatory responsibility to report such abuses and molestation and any type of abuse. >> deputy chief nil coal wit nicole wittman prosecuted the first case and will be prosecuting this case again. >> both are sex offenses. he has since that time been arrested on charges. >> the two incidents happened in 2009. gardner accused of molesting two girls ages nine and 10. . dan and christine's rice daughter testified against gardner. it was thrown out with a conviction. >> we were -- elated and sad at the same time. we always believe that there are always kids. >> they believe that there is other kids. >> they are relieved that someone came forward. >> i am impressed of the courage of that young lady and i feel that her act was very heroic. >> she never said anything because she was protecting her family

mr. gardner? >> it was the comment when he said he supported the gun-control measure even more restrictive than the ones that passed in colorado that he voted for because he felt it was worth giving it a shot. he's described the second amendment rights not as a constitutional right as a tradition. our constitution has a right in it. you have a c grade. you are not a supporter of the second amendment. udall has beenr. repeatedly hammered. called kiloas been extreme. address the attacks against you -- kilo extreme. address the attacks against you. he continues to throw out the number 99%. and he is trying to distract people from his extreme record, and he has supported the mm it. and let me remind all of you of what it would do. it would ban all forms of and women of colorado have reproductive rights, and we ought to trust them to make >>isions, not politicians the president said his policies are, indeed, on the ballot. only a person who has disagreed with the president 1% of the time, or for somebo

mr. gardner for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and i thank the witnesses for joining us today and the work you are undertaking. dr. frieden, i want to clarify something you had said earlier. i believe you mentioned that there are approximately 100 to 150 people a day coming into the united states from the affected areas. >> that's my understanding, yes. >> and to mr. wagner, you mentioned that we're screening 94% of those people? >> as of today with the expansion to the four additional locations, that covers about 94%. >> of the 100 to 150, 94% being covered. that means somewhere between 2,000 and 3,000 people a year are coming into this country without being screened from the affected areas? >> well, they would undergo a different form of screening. we're still going to identify that they've been to one of those three affected regions. and we're still going to ask them questions about their itinerary. we'll coordinate with cdc and public health if they're sick. and we're also going to give them a fact sheet about ebola, about the

mr. gardner, uh you you indicated that nigeria didn't have any restrictions. i have in my possession, a letter from virginia. to governor terry mccull love. in that he sites the international sos, a prominent medical security service company with more than 700 services. water land by persons from countries where ebola is presence. south sudan, gambia, court ivory, rwanda, clad, and kenya. 14 countries only allowed highly restricted entry i find that interesting because some of those have had previous outbreaks of ebola themselves wouldn't you agree that some of those have had to face ebola before? >> i would have to check the list carefully to know, but i will take your word for it. >> all right. i will tell you this is a concern can to a lot of our constituents and to mine as well, i was checking by facebook page,ing when i saw that a father from virginia asked for prayers for his daughter ever because she lives in the apartment complex with the first nurse, nurse number one, as i think someone referred to her, and was very concerned and while i think i know

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mr. gardner's questions. i want to understand this. there's been one person that came to the u.s. and then he infected two healthcare workers in dallas, correct? >> at this point, none of the 48 contacts he had before getting isolated have developed symptoms and they are mostly well past the maximum incubation period although not completely out of the woods. >> for everybody on the panel it's been code red. we've had two instances of infection here in the united states but this is such a highly contagious disease that we're on full alert, correct? >> it's a disease that is very severe. it's not nearly as contagious as some other diseases but any infection in a healthcare worker is unacceptable. >> we appreciate the efforts you are making. there have been lessons learned about what's happening in dallas. the hospital is forthcoming about mistakes that have been made. you are telling us there is information provided to all of our hospitals in the country about what protocols to follow, correct? >> correct. >> on a practical level, does it really make -- is it feasible that all of ou

mr. gardner? >> thank you, i have signed the personhood petition. i've taken the petitions to my church and circulating it in my church. i have a legislative record that, ba up my support for life. >> in georgia, david perdue is trying to run as a moderate, even while he brags about outsourcing. >> you made a career out of outsourcing. how do you defend that? >> defend? i'm proud of it. this is a part of american business. >> republicans can run from their extremisextremism, but th hide it. it's a problem for them in 2014, 2016, and beyond. joining me now are dana millbank and jason johnson. thank you both for being here. >> hi, reverend. >> thank you. >> dana, we have to start with ted cruz and jeb bush. is this the basic gop split, extreme versus moderate, in the public view? >> or maybe it's extreme versus more extreme. it's interesting he was saying jeb was the model of a bob dole or mitt romney or john mccain, as opposed to the model of his own brother, george w. bush, who won the presidency twice. so i, i think this is just an early shot acros

mr. gardner, you indicated that nigeria didn't have any restrictions and that is accurate. but i have in my position, i ask it be submitted for the record, a letter from delegate robert g. marshall of manassas, virginia, to terry mccullough. in that he cites a travel and security services company reports that african countries have imposed total air, land and water travel bans by persons from countries where ebola is present. the countries include kenya, cape verde, south sudan, gambia, rwanda, kenya, south african development communities, 14 countries only allows highly restricted entry from ebola-infected regions with monitoring for 21 days and travel to public gatherings is discouraged. i find that interesting because some of the countries had previous outbreaks, as well. wouldn't you agree some of the countries have had to face it before? >> i would have to check the list carefully to know. but i'll take your word for it. >> all right. i will tell you that this is a concern to a lot of our constituents and to mine, as well. and i was checking my facebook page recently w

mr. gardner for five minutes. todr. frieden, i want clarify something you said earlier. i believe you mentioned there are approximately 100 to 150 people a day coming in to the united states from the affected areas? >> that is my understanding, yes. >> mr. reiner, you mentioned we are screening 94% of the people? spansion toay, with the four additional locations, that covers about 94%. >> 94% being covered, that means somewhere between 2000 between 2000-3000 people a year coming into this country without being screened from affected areas. a they would undergo different form of screening. we are still going to ask them questions about their itinerary. we are alert to any overt signs of illness and chlorinated with cdc and public health of they are sick. we are also going to give them a fact sheet about ebola, about the symptoms, and most important link, who to contact. >> will you be checking temperatures? >> we will not be taking temperatures. >> so there are 2000-3000 people a year entering the country without taking temperatures, contextfilling out a she. >> they're g

mr. gardner for five minutes. todr. frieden, i want clarify something you said earlier. i believe you mentioned there are approximately 100 to 150 people a day coming in to the united states from the affected areas? >> that is my understanding, yes. >> mr. reiner, you mentioned we are screening 94% of the people? spansion toay, with the four additional locations, that covers about 94%. >> 94% being covered, that means somewhere between 2000 between 2000-3000 people a year coming into this country without being screened from affected areas. a they would undergo different form of screening. we are still going to ask them questions about their itinerary. we are alert to any overt signs of illness and chlorinated with cdc and public health of they are sick. we are also going to give them a fact sheet about ebola, about the symptoms, and most important link, who to contact. >> will you be checking temperatures? >> we will not be taking temperatures. >> so there are 2000-3000 people a year entering the country without taking temperatures,

mr. gardner chose to go first. you have the floor. >> i talk a lot about my hometown. a chunk ofe concrete. that was my grandfather's hardware store. it will be 100 years old tomorrow. my wife and i wonder if we will have the same type of opportunities that there great if we don'tdid change the way things work in washington it, if we don't put , the answer will be no. it will not have the same opportunities. i will never shy away from the greatness of our country. i believe we have the ability to change washington. colorado can be the vanguard of a movement to make sure that we are turning this country around and creating jobs and opportunity in fulfilling our moral obligation. must pass on a stronger nation to our children and grandchildren. >> the greatest honor of my life has been to represent colorado in the senate. we've accomplished a lot. challenged with the floods and fires. we've stood up and been raggedy collaborators. i've been proud to be part that. economy is coming back. there is more work to be done. we need to pass the minimum wage and respect women's p

mr. bean. they're seeing chauncey gardner and that's an insult. >> peter sellers, everyone. >> this is who we're with. and you know how we'll get change, bill? the unions because republicans are screaming at the top of their lungs will only make the president dig in to be passive aggressive and play more golf. the union guys will call up and say -- >> the flight attendants aren't happy about this at all. >> thanks a lot. flight attendants, as i said, furious about the ebola threat and we'll have the story. bernie goldberge media's covered ebola and how they're putting politics over our safety. "the factor" will return in a moment. turn the trips you have to take, into one you'll never forget. earn points for every flight and every hotel. expedia plus rewards. right here.innovation starts... with a control pad that can read your handwriting, a wide-screen multimedia center, and a head-up display for enhanced driver focus. all inside a newly redesigned cabin of unrivaled style and comfort. ♪ the all-new c-class. at the very touch point of performance and innovation. ♪ tigers, both of you. tigers?

mr. bean. they're seeing chauncey gardner and that's an insult. >> peter sellers, everyone. >> this is who we're with. and you know how we'll get change, bill? the unions because republicans are screaming at the top of their lungs will only make the president dig in to be passive aggressive and play more golf. the union guys will call up and say -- >> the flight attendants aren't happy about this at all. >> thanks a lot. flight attendants, as i said, furious about the ebola threat and we'll have the story. bernie goldberg on how the media's covered ebola and how they're putting politics over our safety. "the factor" will return in a moment. there are more reasons than ever why now is the best time to be on verizon. one: verizon's the largest, most reliable 4g lte network in the country. that's right america. with xlte in over 400 markets. two: and here's something for families to get excited about. our best ever pricing with double the data on select plans. and three: you can now get our best ever single line pricing starting at $45. so get all this now, on the network ranked #1 for data perform

mr. tillis. representative cory gardner also has good news to report. he collected 4.4 million, outraising senator mark udall who took in about $4 million. does any of this money raising have anything to do with the afor mentioned drag on president obama as a local candidate? >> i think republicans have been calling out for months, leaders have been saying, guys, we're getting out raised, please send money. you have been hearing this over and over again. you heard it from the head of the campaign committee. republicans are finally saying, wait a second, could this thing we thought was a sure thing slip out of our grasp at the last second because there wasn't enough money? you see it with american crossroads. they've had their best september or mid-terms and they're come income with tens of millions of dollars at the last second. the question, when you get the money late the ads have been sold. the polices for remaining ads are high. early money is better. what we will see is is this late money going to help them get over the edge. >> all right. >> micha

gardner about his efforts to outlaw abortion. here was the question this week to eudall from the denver post debate moderator. >> mr. eudall, your campaign has been so focused on women's issues that you have been dubbed mark uterus. a newutral political observer said any image of you as a bi-polar walk across the aisle guy has been significantly diminished artisan walk across the diminished diminished. how do you keep your composure after that? here is the eudall. >> reproductive rights are important to coloradoans. if congressman gardner hadn't built his career on reproductsive choices, we today. >> women's rights are a big issue in the new hampshire" senate race. jean shahene is trying to find off a challenge from scott brown. after the latest attacks, brown is responding with this. >> you may have seen that senator shahene calls into healthcare. i want you to know the facts. i am pro-choice. i support continued funding for planned parenthood and i believe women should have access to contraception. >> underscoring what strategists call one of the cardinal rules of politics and that is respond quickly to attack ads

then we have two very close races cory gardner republican leads by 3.2% over mark udall in colorado and joni earnst leads in iowa 2.2% over bruce braley or as mrs bruce braley in iowa. two races tom tillis trails by 1 point behind kay hagan and new hampshire where scott brown trails in the real clear politics average by 2.2% behind incumbent jean shaheen. these are the most competitive races. >> brown has closed a lot of ground. he was double digit down three weeks ago. in the real clear politics average in the beginning of the month. he was 4% down. now is he 2.2% down. that's real measurable movement. the question there is how much more road does he have? there is 7% undecided in the real clear politics average. that's less than most of the other states that we are looking at where there is 10 or 12% undecided. >> how can new hampshire elect kelly ayotte shaheen fairly liberal woman? how does that stack up? >> she was a reasonably effective governor. and then when she went to the, she moved hard left and that's why she is in a horse race. this weekend they had a debate and she showed her peek in it and he schooled her in the close. she interr

mrs. obama brought energy or embarrassment to democrat bruce brayley. she also said he was a marine, brayley never served in the military u earn military. >> -- >> the denver post has endorsed cory gardner. some other reasons given for the eng dorsment, the paper criticizesish couple bent democrat -- despite his support of over the countier contraceptives. udall is trying to frighten voters rather than inspire them. his on skox shus one-issue campaign is an insult to those he wants to convince. >>> after an investigation into plagerism allegations, walsh says he disagrees with that decision but will accept it, he's already dropped out of this fall's race because of that scandal. >>> voter id laws in texas and wisconsin have been blocked less than a month ahead of the elect shung. the state attorney general says he will appeal. the u.s. supreme court blocked a similar measure in wisconsin, three days after an appeals court declared the measure unconstitutional. first here's what some of our fox affiliates uncovered tonight. fox 31 in denver, with the latest data breach from a well known country. this time from dairy queen. >>> fox 11 in los angeles with the exoneration of a mother of thr

mr. udall, your campaign has been so focused on women's issues that you've been doubled mark uterus. have you gone too far. >> lynn, reproductive rights are important to millions of coloradans. if congressman gardner hadn't built his entire career on littling women's reproductive choices, we would not be having this discussion today. >>> is that what it is about? abortion? >> tell me the names of the kids' classmates. women, they tend in our traditional family setting to know everything about running the family. they know everything about health, education. the men are out to lunch on these issues. no wonder women care more about education. >> and health care. >> you're talking my language. >> the health care got canceled. they noticed the premiums went up. they noticed they lost the pediatrician. >> they also have pre existing conditions covered and they can keep their kids on longer. >> not if they don't have insurance. >> they have insurance. >> what we're seeing is the result of this in these gentler gaps. >> so under this obama administration -- >> one other thing, the republicans clearly know they have a problem. what we're getting from kory gardner and scott brown are these running away fro

grant gardner formerly with speaker boehner and now with the republican national committee. susan fehlen also with mike rogers. eric landis with andy barr. audra hill with mr. chambliss. derian flowers at homeland security and with rob portman. martha scott poindexter with the senate select committee on intelligence and tim butler with mike kelly. welcome. [ applause ] i'd like to call your attention to a number of events that we have coming up. next wednesday we will be hosting a breakfast with ed goes who is a great pollster who will be discussing the november elections and the landscape that we'll be seeing very, very soon. then on september 23rd we have senator rob portman. we will not be here. we'll be over at the monocle. so don't forget that. a number of you, i'm here, where is the party? september 23rd at the monocle. then on september 25th back here at the capitol hill club. we're proud to host the senior leadership staff from team leader -- or majority leader kevin mccarthy. so we'll have all of his senior staff here. this will be a lunch event. so don't miss that. as for this morning, we're so honored to be blessed with these two guys. i'm alrea

gardner over senator udall a two points. carolina, this is a republican polling firm and that gregis reporting orman is ahead of pat roberts. michelle nunn is ahead of mrpurdue in georgia. a tie in the colorado governor's race. other poll shows that mr. hickenlooper is ahead by one point. scott walker is up by a point. the republican is beating governor quinn in illinois by a couple of points. if you go to real clear politics, they aggregate a lot of the polls and you can look through their and have a looksee for yourself. what is on your mind this morning? caller: good morning. you're guested not mention much about the subprime. i can remember barney frank yelling one time. the subprime went from 5% to over 25%. housing was a boom. barrels -- $160 dollars a barrel. it is his poll. i am glad he is gone. i am happy to be on c-span. i'm happy to see people getting out in voting. i am happy to see that. we need one of the thing. i'm a moderate. i don't blame some of these governors for wanting a state id. i am here to say that a state id ought to cost $24. that is nothing. please spend the $24 and get the state id. make everybody happy. you can have your