mr. metcalfe: i would. >> ok. why? mr. tcalfe: for one reason, from a libertarian point of view, the libertarian party, they believe that a person has a right to control the wrong body. mr. miller: that is not the correct platform of the alaskan libertarian platform. mr. metcalfe: the national libertarian party subscribes to that. i have no desire to control a uterus, frankly. i can't imagine why someone, a group of men in a u.s. senate would want to. >> throughout your career it seems no issue has been as thorny for you as abortion. your votes related to planned parenthood funding have angered both sides. can you clarify where you stand? sen. murkowski: i do not like abortion. i don't think any of us like abortion. but i recognize that the supreme court has said that a woman has the right, the reproductive right to choose. i've supported that. i also recognize it is important that when it comes to federal funding for those who just cannot abide the thought that their taxpayer dollars would be directed towards abortions, th

mr. metcalfe: i would. >> ok. why? mr. alfe: for one reason, from a libertarian point of view, the libertarian party, they believe that a person has a right to control the wrong body. mr. miller: that is not the platform. mr. metcalfe: the national libertarian party subscribes to that. i have no desire to control a uterus, frankly. i can't imagine why someone, a group of men in a u.s. senate would want to. >> throughout your career it seems no issue has been as thorny for you as abortion. your votes related to planned parenthood funding have angered both sides. can you clarify where you stand? sen. murkowski: i do not like abortion. i don't think any of us like abortion. but i recognize that the supreme court has said that a woman has the right, the reproductive right to choose. i've supported that. i also recognize it is important that when it comes to federal funding for those who just cannot abide the thought that their taxpayer dollars would be directed towards abortions, that there be a separation. i have unequivocally

mrs. metcalf: johnny? listen to me, john. i want to tell you something, because i went through what you're going through right now. i went through it when i was your age. johnny? and i want you to know that in addition to your mother and your family -- mrs. metcalf: johnny? that there's someone that knows what you suffer. goodbye. thank you. so, uh...how about a drink a little later? i know they popped you from the roster for the day. you free? yep. so be it. i'll meet you at the hill street station after the shift, huh? okay. officer mcbride? congratulations. hell of a fine job. you're a credit to the force. thank you, sir. belker: captain? i need a couple hundred for a credit-card buy. good tip? well, the guy's come through before. draw it from discretionary. i'll put it through. good bust, you three. i hear the assailant has three out-of-state priors. thanks, captain. yeah, it's fine. just a couple butterfly bandages. good work. thanks. a word, you two. you screwed up! sarge, i -- what is the drill on a bust like this, huh

mr. metcalfe: i would. >> ok. why? mr. on, from a libertarian party, that joe is a part of, they believe that a person has a right to control the wrong body. mr. miller: that is not the platform. mr. metcalfe: the national libertarian party subscribes to that. i have no desire to control a uterus, frankly. i can't imagine why someone, a group of men in a u.s. senate would want to. >> throughout your career it seems no issue has been as thorny for you as abortion. your votes related to planned parenthood funding have angered both sides. can you clarify where you stand? sen. murkowski: i do not like abortion. i don't think any of us like abortion.

mr. metcalfe. mr. mike cap i believe in bernie sanders proposal for a single pair texas them. the current is not working. i have had a company that provided insurance for employees. the insurance companies refused to pay when they had an obligation to pay. they would constantly come in and say, here is your new policy, less than the other guys and then they would double the policy in short order. it just did not work. you have an accident, send them a bill, they would forget who you were. that system is not working. never did. i am now on medicare. when you turn 65, everybody in this room will be on medicare. the world reason on we cannot expand medicare to simply cover everybody. bags thank you. thank you.

mr. metcalfe, do you have a question for one of your opponents? mr. tcalfe: i have a question for margaret. what do you call it when a mayor is found to be hiding gifts of alaska's largest real estate fts worth tens of thousands of dollars while the same mayor was giving tax exemptions of over $10 million? ms. stock: i don't know what you are talking about that. . a i give you a copy of investigative report done by the news detailed a gift from alaska's largest real estate developer to mayor baggage. it detailed he was arranging exemptions. >> what is the question? >> i asked if she classified that as bribery. ms. stock: i don't understand the question he is asking. i went on a three hour tour r with ray. he accuse most of the democratic party leaders and ted stevens of corruption. helped to he had convict various politicians in alaska's past. he also gave me papers i could not make heads or tails of. he has a history of taking things to prosecutors. they found them to be of no concern. follow up.es to mr. metcalfe: they flew a crew up here from juneau

mr. metcalfe? >> i ask her she classified that his bravery. >> i don't understand the question is asking me. i went on a three-hour tour with ray because he told me he had a a corruption tour that sounded quite interesting. we drove around anchorage and the accused most of the democratic dirty leaders and he told me that he had helped to convict various politicians and alaska's path. he also gave me a whole pile of papers i couldn't make heads or tails of them, but i assumed since ray has a history of taking things to prosecutors that he took these papers to a prosecutor at some point and they found them to be of no concern. >> 30 seconds to follow what appeared >> the same tour that i gave her a gave fbi agents along with the same information. they flew a coup from juneau to take the same to her and when the crew was done they flew out the crew from washington d.c. to take the tour and it resulted in the expansion of legislators. what relevance it has to the current senate campaign. >> we are goin

mr. metcalfe: before you vote, ask yourself one question. what has that candidate done for alaska? i was the co-author of the language that established the investment program for the it has held up pretty well. i will continue my efforts to root out corruption like i did with their bribery of the legislators to give oil away. i will do everything i am able to end the pay to play game congress is so heavily involved in. >> thank you. thank you, that is it for alaska public media's 2016 debate for the state. thank you to the candidates for participating, and thank you for joining us. stay with us for a few minutes of analysis of the senate debate with zachariah hughes, and andrew kitchemen. good night. ♪ >> the senate races that will determine which party controls the chamber and the 115th congress. joining us is jennifer duffy, senior editor for the cook political report. thank you as always for being with us. steve: what is the broad overview? jennifer: as you know, democrats are fighting for the majority. and to do that they need for seats that would tie the chamber. five for an o

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