mr. carper. carter: i think of a lot of georgia fans up here, at least to. short answer to the question is yes. i think that the folks that are out there preying on these athletes and making money off of them should be punished. but i will do what i think about when we look at and consider what's happening at university of georgia. it's that with a divide our public institutions of higher education so much over the last soviet it's unbelievable. if the cost of college in the state is rising faster than in any other state but one. in fact, that's just another way which georgia has reached the bottom. i believe we have to ensure we're making education our first priority every single year, not just in an election year. i believe if we do that we can't control the cost of college, expand the hope scholarship to ensure that middle-class families are able to maximize their access to college. right now i think we will look at university of georgia and how excited we are about our football team, we also want to be excited about the dynamic nature of a institution of

mr. carper, 30 seconds. >> one of the biggest problems is government regulation. we've made it so difficult for small businesses to operate and function. the tax burden has been unbearable and the revelatory burden has been incredible. small business are not able to afford lawyers and accountants and all sorts of experts to help them deal with all the regulatory burdens they have. so reducing the razor burn is one thing we can do to help small business create jobs because most jobs are created by small businesses and that's what's the backbone of our economy. we need small business job relief in the fifth district. >> mr. abraham, what is one thing you would do to trade new jobs in louisiana's fifth district? >> the fifth district is the largest row crop district in the nation and we can't supply in of labor because of the regulations that the epa, the irs, obamacare puts on her businesses. those are the job killers. get those back, repeal which again, change what you can't. it's not a matter of finding. it's a matter of spending that we are doing. lower the corpo

carper. -- anchor cheryl miller. determined that mr. gillespie will go first. he will deliver his opening statement. toss hascoin determined that he will get to answer the first question now. let us start with opening statements. >> it is great to be with everyone here. i am running for the united states senate because they want future generations to have the same opportunities i have had. my grandfather was an immigrant janitor. my parents did not go to college. i got to be counselor to the president. we are losing that kind of economic opportunity and upward mobility as a result of the obama-warner policies. president obama says these policies are on the dollar this year, every single one of them and in voting with the president 97% of the time, mark warner has voted for every single one of them. these policies are making us less safe as a nation and making us less able to meet growing threats to our national security and public health and safety. they are squeezing too many virginians between lost jobs, lower take-home pay, reduced working hours, and higher

. >> moderator: carper-specter will get to the condition of it. your time is up on charges they. mrmills, the knock against you, millionaire partier, doesn't know how, challenges faced by most americans. you support tax breaks for the rich at expense of the middle-class but how do you respond to critics who say he won't work for the eighth district? mills: i have worked hard all my life, and in our business we didn't have a choice but it was something we did at a very young age. my father grew up during the great depression and work was not only a necessity but a virtue but i know how to work hard but also a very joyful life. we live in a work hard play hard part of minnesota. if they want to take on my hair, it shows that they don't want to talk about the issues. there are things that are facing are part of minnesota, and the issues are its health care, it's obamacare, it's our second amendment rights which we will talk about later. it's the fact that rick nolan voted for a job skill in, a tax on energy that would absolutely strength are part of minnesota economically. it's also ab