i'll stick with you, mr. healy. supportnor, would you cost-of-living adjustments that of been suspended under the law? >> i think the whole pension situation needs to be discussed more fully. i look at the cases and i think we have a problem there. it is not over yet. it is certainly not over yet. we put that problem off as long as we have litigation on the matter. that could have been solved. i looked at the rhode island constitution. before was even implemented, the governor could have gone to the supreme court and asked if this law was constitutional and whether or not this question of law was applicable. a would have given a written answer at that time and avoided all the controversy and problems that we had with the pensioners. we have moral obligations to people on wall street, and yet, we have no problem saying we have no moral obligations to the people who actually work for us, taught our children, gave nursing services and other services to people of our state. i find that to be out of the realm of reality,

mr. healy. healy: thank you.to thank channel 12, providence general and my opponents for being here tonight. i need you to look at me. and the reason for that is because you probably won't see much of me over the next two weeks. i didn't get any campaign donations from wall street insiders for city union contractors. i am only relying on the people and free media to get my message out. the only good in about that is probably as governor that would only answer to one boss then one boss than that by speeding you the people. you may say you are reading your vote if you vote for me. if you don't vote for the past person you are wasting your vote. if you want to pick winners i say go to the racetrack. if you want to pick a leader, you have to think wisely when you go to the polls. >> moderator: mr. healy come your time is that. i want to thank each of the candidates. let's get to the topic at hand. as you know, there is no strict format to tonight's debate. we're looking for an open and honest discussion of the issues

>> moderator: mr. healyor time is up there want to thank each of the candidates and now let's get to the topics that hampered as you all know there is no strict format to tonight's debate. we are looking for an open and honest discussion of the issues. i will also -- for some back-and-forth as long as it's on-topic. we have a lot of ground to cover so if you're not answering the question taking too long i will jump in. i want to start with a topic that are viewers have been hearing a lot about lately and that's because mr. fung and ms ms. raimondo have been battling through television commercials. right now this is making bond payments on the $89 million taxpayers pull to bondholders to the sales ventures. mr. fung one of your ads claim ms. raimondo wants a bailout blog -- wall street. financial agencies like movies have said defaulting on the loan would severely damage rhode island credit rating. we all understand 38 studios is an popular but are you playing politics with the state's bond rating? fung: i wo