mr. murphy. mrs.mcmahon, have you 30 seconds to reput. >> it is imperative we continue the social programs to take care of those who cannot take care of themselves, but i want to make sure when i'm in the senate that i'm pushing for of my jobs plan to get our people back to work and grow our economy because when we grow our economy, everyone will benefit and will have a healthier and stronger nation. that's what i propose to do in washington. >> thank you. our next question. >> just to be clear, mr. murphy, the democrats say we don't have to cut programs like social security and medicare to tackle the national debt and republicans in general say we don't need to raise taxes. what do you think about that question mark what programs and how would you go about cutting and would you? >> i have called for a 1% cut in discretionary spending and i have been specific about where we do that. i oppose duplicative programs in defense costing the government $3 billion. i've opposed subsidies for agribusiness in t

mr. murphy. >> both of you have had personal financial problems. mr. murphy, you have been sued for nonpayment of mortgage bills. mrs. mcmahon committee filed for bankruptcy and walked away from that. how can connecticut voters felt confident that you will be able to exercise good judgment on the federal budgets -- federal budget decisions facing connecticut taxpayers when you have mismanaged your own personal finances? >> thank you for this question. as i said, i have made mistakes in my own personal finances. but i made those mistakes and i fix them. everyone who has looked into these allegations has seen that those are completely false. what makes bailout of these attack as we have seen from linda mcmahon especially troubling is the fact that, during the exact same time, she still had not paid back the $1 million that she owed her creditors from her bankruptcy. she wrote $28,000 in property taxes on her home in stanford. here is what i hear what i am talking to people in the state -- they don't want this race to be about allegations about personal fi

mr. murphy, one more minute for you. murphy: linda mcmahon is not telling the truth when she says that the go by. as a republican supporter of hers has never had the impression of the bill said it was one of the prime supporters and the irony of linda mcmahon attacking me and says she opposes it. she opposes making sure that every woman in the state, whether they walk into a secular religious hospital has access to emergency contraception. i think part of the reason why there's so much support from a muslim and an estate is not just positions be taken on the issues, but linda mcmahon street and women. the way she demeaned women in the ring is abhorrent to thousands of women across state and they think that conduct together with affection to support the damage and that she went to washington. the reason why she's having a hard time winning support from women. >> moderator: okay, thank you. dennis house coming of the next question. >> you both have argued at length that you are pro-choice. when do you believe life begins? m

mr. murphy, 30 seconds? murphy: congressman west is great had planning people and pointing the finger but we have to be serious about solutions and as a small-business owner and cpa i've created jobs and not just talked about it and the first thing i would like to push forward is a piece of legislation that allows businesses of all sizes 6% of their investment and property plant and equipment in the first year to invest in this country. they are not investing it sweeny to incentivize them to do that. i don't support a.q. e3 or for. that is one of the things we've been talking about is the repatriation of the trillion dollars of capital to come back here in your party is saying no and the other thing is very simple. 37 pieces of legislation. bipartisan pieces of legislation not voted on is sitting on harry reid's decile it's all about job creation and tax and regulatory policy. it's about us though, not my party. i'm not there yet. islamic let's move ahead. you mentioned to be a small business and let me ask a

mr. murphy will go first in answering the first question. mr. murphy will go first we get to the closing statements. there were chosen by the hartford courant. the audience here has promised to remain quiet and attentive up with no cheering or jeering and no applause or outburst set any kind during this debate. that takes more time away from learning something about these candidates. let's begin. our first topic is the nation's economy. lori peres will be asking the perce. >> you talked a lot about protecting american manufacturing jobs. your opponent has criticized you for not having a comprehensive job plan. tell us about it. >> thank you to all of our sponsors for being here. thank you to ucon. this is special. we met each other at the law school. that is as dramatic as it gets for kathy and i. let's talk about this. protecting manufacturing is critical to protecting this stage. i do have a jobs plan. linda mcmahon to stop saying i don't. manufacturing is the heart of it. the buy-american caucus stands for this. our taxpayer dollars should be

mr. murphy. >> the u.s.upreme court has upheld the key parts of the universal health care including the individual mandate. which elements of obamacare should be left alone, and which should be changed? >> i have devoted my life to the issue of making sure everyone has access to affordable quality health care. i have done that because of little boys, like kyle from connecticut's . he is a hemophiliac. he takes medication. it cost his family $3,000 every time he has to take the medication. his insurance plan has a lifetime limit. without the health care bill, it would bring to work his family. they will lose everything. we should -- it would bankrupt his family. they will lose everything. we should make sure this bill goes into effect. there are thousands of family who are at risk of losing everything because of the costs of health care. there are individuals who lose their jobs because thickets it. i have been practiced in the for the concept that in the richest country a new route, health care should be a h

mr. murphy, one minute response. murphy: the gao had 33 government agencies that are duplicate it and do the same thing. we need to streamline agencies. in fact, seven of those agencies focus on business and trade. so let's bring these agencies into a streamlined. we need to also go after the waste, fraud and abuse. regarding attacks medicare fraud and abuse the tens of billions of dollars in the need to do this not only medicare, but all government agencies. my background is as a cpa. i spent years i spent years going into numerous fortune 500 companies, looking for inefficiencies, we can make companies on this case government agencies more efficient. i plan it is my background to find this waste. >> moderator: follow-up. >> and neither of you give me numbers attached to that? the department of energy -- west: close to $85 billion fund correct. what cannot a guy who's never been a politician and his first the method found three whistle programs under the department of defense budget. i passed 393 to zero. combined sa

mr. murphy will go first in answering the first question. mr. murphy will go first we get to the closing statements. these questions have not been shared. there were chosen by the hartford courant. the audience here has promised to remain quiet and attentive up with no cheering or jeering and no applause or outburst set any kind during this debate. that takes more time away from learning something about these candidates. let's begin. our first topic is the nation's economy. laurie perez will be asking the first. mr. murphy. >> you talked a lot about protecting american manufacturing jobs. your opponent has criticized you for not having a comprehensive job plan. do you? tell us about it. >> thank you to all of our sponsors for being here. thank you to ucon. this is special. we met each other at the law school. that is as dramatic as it gets for kathy and i. -- this is as romantic as it gets nowadays. let's talk about this. protecting manufacturing is critical to protecting this stage. i do have a jobs plan. linda mcmahon to stop saying i don't. ma

mr. murphy. >> this question is about the income tax rate. do you support raising the top income tax rate as proposed by president obama or reducing the top rate proposed by mitt romney? >> let me first respond to -- >> you will have time at the end. the question is about income tax rates for the highest incomes. >> i have a 97% of voting attendance rate in congress and i would be glad to talk about this issue going forward. let's talk about this issue. it is incredibly important. frankly, this is what people want to hear about it set of personal attacks. they want to hear about what we're going to do and what the differences between the two of us. my focus is on middle-class tax cuts. we should reauthorize the bush tax cuts for 98% of americans and expand them for families that need help paying for education or child care. i do not think we should extend the bush tax cuts for the wealthiest 1% of americans. do you know why i don't think that? we tried it. we tried massive tax cuts for the wealthy during the bush administration and it didn't

mr. murphy for one minute. >> mr. hy, we've seen a lot of different numbers on what the paul ryan plan would do in effect to increase costs potentially to seniors, anywhere from 6003 and $50 under the old plan, different number, to about $200 a month in the new study. what kind of number 10 we look out and say this is what a couple look like because a large area of the budget that needs to be looked at? murphy: that's the kaiser family foundation study referring to that said under their plan 60% of seniors are going to face cost increases. this is something that needs be addressed and people look out their line plan and look at what's happened to. under the right thing which might opponent voted for twice which would be suicide to oppose, we ended medicare as we know. that's not the way forward. we need to reach across the aisle, do what's best which are medicare is there for generations to come. i was at century village talking to seniors. you could see the fear in their eyes. worrying medicare will be taken away from

mr. murphy, if elected, this one-party rule will continue in connecticut. why day believe one-party control is good for connecticut -- why do you believe one-party control is good for connecticut? >> we have had a tradition in this state that republicans were different from what we see in washington today. unfortunately, the republican party has become radicalized. it has become a shadow of what it once was. i do nothing to have conn's interest at heart. the republican party that seeks to the control of the senate would eradicate a woman's choice but to control decisions for our own body. the republican senate would have another round of tax cuts for the very wealthy at the expense of the middle class. republicans who want to take are the senate would do away with things such as funding schools in connecticut. and many of those issues, she holds the same positions as they do. i am proud of the fact that i have reached out across the aisle in congress. i have started a group called the center aisle caucus. it was a group of democrats and republicans working

mr. murphy.t way. >> absolutely. moan -- he was known at murph the protecter. i don't know why but if someone was being picked on, there was something wrong, he would be the first to say wait a second, this isn't the way it should be done. i sum michael up by saying he always seemed to do the right thing at the right time for the right reasons. and that was reflected in his whole life so that people who surrounded him knew that and so they knew they could always rely on michael to do the right thing at the right time for the right reasonses. >> maureen, you sure must have done something right. i have a young son and i hear stories of your son, and i just wonder what you guys did from the time that he was a little guy to create that. >> he -- you know, i always taught him -- we always taught him nobody's better than you but nobody's underneath you. treat people the way you want to be treated. you have to love kids enough to say no. it's easy to say yes. if they're doing something that they're not

mrs. mcmahon, it is your turn. >> look at the history of congressman murphy.failed policies that have increased our debt and our taxes have gone up. food prices have increased. gas prices have gone up. wages are lower. everything is increasing. 170,000 people woke up without a job. the issues of this race are about the jobs and the economy. we need to send, i believe, senators to washington who have experience in creating jobs and know the impact. i know what it is like to lose everything and to have to come back from bankruptcy and to start all over again. i know what it is like to have a child and not have any health care coverage. when i talk to people in connecticut, this is what is on their minds when they think about jobs. we need to make sure that our elected officials that are going to washington have that kind of experience. let's create jobs. that is what we need to do. we need to put people back to work. when we do that, we will get our economy back on track. i have a plan to do that. i have a plan that will cut taxes for the middle class and help o

mr. murphy, you first. >> i support the woman's right to choose. this is an area where we are on to the wall opposite to me tell s of the spectrum -- around two opposite sides of the spectrum. covers the west voted to defund preventative treatment for women, things like mammogram, sponsored the controversial bill to redefine rape and voted for the personhood amendment that would make all abortion is legal even in the case of rape or incest. i do not support that. when it comes to marriage equality, i am there. i support marriage equality. >> i've been married for 23 years, and had two years -- to -- two daughters. we do not support abortion. i do not support partial birth abortion, and i do not support president obama supports, a filed surviving abortion will still be killed. when we talk about planned parenthood, and don't let to throw this out, it is a $1 billion not-for-profit company that has been making a profit. i think that could go to a better place. one place i think it should go to is helping us with the comprehensive everglades restorati

mr. murphy, you voted with your party 90% of the time. i am independent thinker. i will differ from my party on particular issues. >> on that one? on the issue of civil rights? >> i will absolutely differ from my party. i am pro-choice candidate, i believe in equal rights for all. i would have voted to repeal don't ask, don't tell. i don't think we should have discrimination in the military, the workplace or anywhere. >> our next question is to mr. murphy. >> knowing that voters form their opinions based on political ads, how can you justify airing ads that in some cases have been determined by fact checkers to be misleading, confusing, and downright inaccurate? >> the ads that you see on tv for me right now are me in my kitchen talking to voters directly about the differences between me and linda mcmahon on critical issues. i support a middle-class tax cut. when the mcmahon includes a tax cut for the very wealthy. when history is standing up for the people in the state, whether it's taking homeless veterans of the street and giving them housing or fighting for th

mr. murphy. >> both of you have had personal financial problems. mr. , you have been sued for nonpayment of mortgage bills. mrs. mcmahon, he filed for bankruptcy and walked away from that. how can connecticut voters feel confident you were going to be able to exercise good judgment on federal budget decisions effecting connecticut taxpayers when at times you have missed manage your own personal finances. >> thank you this question. i have made mistakes in my personal finances. i'm not perfect. i made those mistakes and affix them. the fact is, everyone who has looked into these allegations linda mcmahon is making says they are false. everyone from the -- every independent financial expert. what makes a lot of these attack ads we have seen from linda mcmahon especially troubling is that during the exact same time, linda mcmahon had not paid back the $1 million she owed her creditors from a bankruptcy 36 years ago. she echoed $28,000 on property taxes on her home in stanford. here is what i hear when i am talking to people out of the state. they don't wan

mr. murphy. any serious discussion to look at programs like this and serious cuts? where does it start? cannot look at these three in a vacuum. it is a problem, and that is why i want to get the congress, because i think i can help out. you cannot look at it in a vacuum. each department needs to be looked at to find these inefficiencies. there is a report that said congress is continuing to approve spending for our military where the generals on the ground to not want. i support everything in the defense budget that will keep our men and women abroad safe. when congress is continuing to issue programs and approved programs that generals do not want, that does not make sense. we need to look at all three departments. we have gone off after medicare, continue to cracking down and find more examples of this. >> a lot of people will be forgiven to say same old, same old, same old, presented with harsh numbers. if it was your household budget, you would look at the biggest items and say, which one? if you have to prioritize, which of those three do you start cutting first? >> i would start c

mr. murphy. >> how do they select the moderators? it seems they seem to come from the three major -- abc, nbc, cbs -- and they do not seem to come from a lot of the other areas, and they control them. >> follow the money. who has the biggest purse is? abc, nbc, cbs, cnn, and they will grow pbs in now and then as a public service -- they will throw pbs in now and then as a public service. i'm being sarcastic. every once in awhile, c-span might get in there. same thing occurs covering events on the floor of congress. the iran-contra hearings in 1987, c-span had wanted to be in the room taking the film to give fair, medium close-up shots rather than tight shots, but when it got interesting and when people started watching is when the networks came in. it is a matter of financial power. and prominence. they want to get the person in because that is a lot of publicity. tonight, martha raddatz from abc. any other questions? this is your chance to be on national television. the historian of the united states congress has been on television

john murphy is recovering from a gunshot but he is also being held on $250,000 bond. we were over the scene wednesday in. mr. gaidar same murphy was claiming he wanted to be killed by police. when they arrived, he refused to drop his gun. the trooper her opened fire is on routine administrative leave. police in montgomery county are trying to figure out how to avoid fell nine stories from a silver spring apartment building just after 3:00 p.m. yesterday where a woman says she found the child crying in a bush with no family in sight. they found the boy's family inside one of the apartments. he is listed in serious condition at children's hospital. police and child protective services are on the case. >> one thing you can say about last night's debate, that was not boring. vice president biden and congressman paul ryan traded barbs and quips all might but some said it also played a little with the truth. we have a fact check on covering some of the misleading and even false claims. [applause] >> fireworks were firing. >> first, this exchange on the jobless rate. >> joe and i are from similar towns. he's from

mr. murphy. excuse me ? host: we are listening. there is a delay on the tv. randall in arlington, texas, why are you undecided? caller: good morning. i was undecided until last night. i believe foreign policy -- foreign policy is a domestic economic policy. most -- a lot of money and resources are being spent on wars. once i was unable to see president obama take command and know his facts line down these words, that was incentive for me to become an undecided to a decided voter. i understand economic benefits and sending them back to the american people where they can implement those funds and use them in the reconstruction of roads, bridges, investments into green technology, rolling the money back again so that the american people can begin to nation build here a home. i look objectively at mitt romney over the course of the primary season. i looked at his rhetoric and his language that he used to win the primary. people move back to the center. now, i do not know who mitt romney is. he laid out it five. plan -- he laid out a five- point plan with no speci

mr. murphy, his campaign.e, allen west is shamelessly attacking him for a mistake he made as a teen-ager, which he had discussed at length in the media as a mistake learned from. >> first of all, no one down in south florida knew about this and had not been discussed. i think it's represencible that they should talk about a contrast when they started off running ads with me stealing money from a black family and they even had me with a little gold tooth. which you can see i don't have one. >> steve: isn't that a super pac ad funded by his father? >> absolutely. >> steve: okay. there is a lot going on in florida. >> thanks so much. >> eric: got milk? get a second job. why milk could soon cost 6 bucks a gallon. >> steve: apparently justin bieber doesn't like milk anymore either. then it's a landmark case about a man and his own home. today it's being heard by the supreme court and has major national implications for anyone who owns a house or a business [ mother ] you can't leave the table till you finish your v

mrs. mcmahon. >> congressman murphy continues to mischaracterize what i say. i have said that i support connecticut's for emergency contraception. women have lost their jobs. more of them are in poverty. more of them are looking for ways to sustain their families. they are worried. they want to make sure our economy will get back on track. the greatest comfort is to know that our economy will be sound again. this is the primary issue facing women today in our state and as well as our country. we need people to go to washington and get our economy back on track. >> our next question will come from kesha grant. >> we have seen the campaign ads. this race has become vicious. it has become personal. when we look at your campaign ad, are you ever embarrassed of this? >> i think we have a great cross section of our ads on television. it puts forth might positioned and also contrasts with congressman murphy pose a position. when there are issues where he has not been forthcoming, we should draw the attention to the people of connecticut. he had an ad that was a runni

the polls say murphy is ahead. mr. west put out this ad. >> february 16th, 2003, fort hood, texas. lt. colonel allen west had just received deployment orders and prepares his men to go to war. that night south beach, murphy. thrown out of a club for fighting alcohol and unable to stand. murphy confronts and verballably assaults a police officer. patrick murphy was arrested and taken to jail-time. two men, a country in crisis. you decide. >> i'm allen west, and i approve this message. >> bill: all right. joining us now from washington. mary katharine ham and juan williams both fox news analyst. juan, a fair ad. >> all is fair in love war and politics. this is an example of it of course, effective ad. viewed in isolation it's effective gosh one man served his country and the other guy was drunk in a bar. it does ignore the fact that murphy was a college freshman 19 years old. it does open the door to looking at west' military record. you remember he was criminally charged with assault and essentially booted out of the military before they had a trial you know who stuck up for west bac

mr. elman, i still need help from my younger colleague. i'm mary murphy, council for the permit holder and respondents, laura and peter fenton. here with me tonight are members of the project team, paul kenyon are project managers, jeff maddox, my colleague and also technical expert, allison kidd. all will be available to answer any questions you might have. unfortunately the fentons could not be here tonight because they agreed to postpone from hearing from mid-september to mid-october at the appellant's request. dear members of the board, my wife, laura and i live with our two small children at 2705 larkin street. as you may know, we have proposed to remodel our home to make it child friendly and to better accommodate the needs of our growing family and that remodel is the subject of tonight's appeal. it has always been our intention that the remodel be in keeping with the neighborhood. in fact, the remodel complies with the planning code and we did not seek or require any variances. unfortunately laura and i are not able to be present today to discuss

murphy. in closing you've heard the rebuttal arguments. i don't believe anything new has been raised by mr. buscovich or mr. moony or mr. elman, but with respect to the matters mr. buscovich was raising, in the 2002 issues he raises, we have the 2008 permits here. we can show when that work was done. this xlaipblt -- complaint was filed on monday, they will look into it. as to mr. elman's point as to whether the prior permit history has any bearing, this board knows as well as anyone if this permit is issued you have 15 days to bring an issue before the board. they are raising issues in 2002 and 2003 and what's remarkable is that they walked down to the building department to file the complaint about permits issued 9 or 10 years ago, and with respect to the 2008 permits they made allegations, again baseless allegations, that work was done without permit in 2008, again, 4 or 5 years ago, and one could argue that they are claiming there were no permits issued so therefore the 15 days it appeal doesn't apply. but in fact if they had gone and gotten the permits, which we have the plans here ton

mrs. mcpeek derided the fact that they were making fun of the irish in the united states, you know, things like i survived the kelly murphy family gathering, things like that. and they wrote letters poking fun at what i thought was a couragous op ed piece. so this is in response to the irish americans who don't feel the pride that they should. and please excuse if i manhandle the irish manner of speaking. this is a joke told to me by one of my friends. he said that an american, an irish american, was golfing with his wife on a weekend. and he hit the ball into the rough. went looking for it. all of a sudden, a leprechaun jumped up. we're back to the leprechaun theme. he said, top of the morning to you, lad. he says, you're a leprechaun. he says, yes, i am, and you have 3 wishes. three wishes? he says, yes. you have 3 wishes. i want to be a par golfer.. he says, no problem. from now on, par and under. he says, i want a porsche. he says, when you go home tonight, there will be a porsche in your garage. and he says, i want a million dollars. he says, done. when you go to the bank on monday, there will be a million dollars in

prosecutor matt murphy told the jury eric naposki volunteered to be nanette johnston's deadly triggerman, that he had been copying keys in november, doing target practice, and -- >> on august 2nd, mr naposki purchased a very expensive beretta 9 millimeter 92f. >> reporter: then, a few months later, it was nanette's turn. murphy told the second jury that nanette's greed was insatiable, that she wrongly thought, as trustee of bill's trust, she control the money and that her stealing escalated as the murder date got closer. >> she steals $48,200 in the month of october alone. so in the month of october alone, she has beaten the previous nine months combined with her thefts. >> reporter: and so the prosecutor argued she asked eric to kill bill before he caught on. eric's attorneys told the jury two things -- one, eric couldn't have done it. 18 minutes before the murder, he was on a pay phone at this denny's, which isn't even in newport beach. true, the phone bill which might have proven it had been lost, but the point was, said his lawyers, he couldn't have made it all the way to newport beach in time to commit the murder. and anyway, they said, nanette did it. >> that the evidence in

murphy who complained about audience interruptions. >> quiet, please. quiet in the theater. quiet. quite a crowd of supporters you have here, mrs. mcmahon. [ cheers and applause ] >> quiet, please, we're almost out of time, everybody. hold on one second. >> and the former world wrestling executives followers cheered so loudly her closing remarks had to be cut short during the live tv debate. >>> and that is your morning dish of scrambled politics. and now here's your "first look" at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow closed at 13,424 after rising 95 points yesterday. the s&p was up 11. the nasdaq gained 20. overseas this morning, the nikkei jumped 123 points while in hong kong, the hang seng added 58. >>> news that americans shopped and spent more last month sent retail stocks on a tear monday. revised august figures and a 1.1% rise in september marked the largest gains in two years which adds up to good news for our consumer driven economy. citigroup drove bank stocks higher. the aclu is suing morgan stanley claiming it targeted african-americans for expensive and risky mortgage loans. >>> nordstrom has stepped up i

mr schwartz . yannick denied any involvement with the devil operation and refused to be interviewed for this film a peruvian court shelled the case for lack of evidence towards the development meanwhile newmont president wayne murphyearn nearly five million dollars in two thousand and six when the devil operation occurred because of the water he is now enjoying a lucrative retirement. they're late but it's you know. it's like a norton wells film with. the i mean the mining company writes the script directs the sorties and has connections with the law makers kingis us and i know your studies. and then on top of everything they say it's for our own good. this operation was clear they were sending us a message and the message was clear. we know where you are what you do on there and we can kill you he was not arty. why are mining companies allowed to hire their own private army we asked daniel mora a retired army general. served in ninety ninety per use intelligence service was restructured restricted himself or not. and the national intelligence service was created as. one to being a young lady rocked when the government of alberto fujimori fill the whole world to see. you will be maury was overthrown uganda and pra

murphy live here? the pathologist? yeah. no. he moved out. excuse me. i gotta go change somebody's life. ok... bubut, mr. mcmahon, would you mind-- hi-oh!orrect, sir! so, why do you wanna baby-sit my kid? you think i can't hale my own kid? no, that's not it at all. i think you're great with your kid. you're fantastic with your kid. in fact, if you want, you can baby-sit my kid. are we really doing this? 'cause i'll baby-sit the hell out of your kid. oh, bring it on, daddy. who needs a baby-sitter? i'll do it! you don't even have to pay me in cash. just pay me in hot showersrs. and u don't have to, like, wash me, unless you want to, but that could be weird. i don't know. newbie, i've got this one covered. come on, you two are interracial best buddies. i, too, have a black best friend. go outut. enjoy it. celebrate your uniqueness. i can do it! i'm sorry. did you just call me black? because the last time i checked, the correct term was african-american! well, turk lets me call him brown bear. who the hell is turk?! i should go. angry black man. [chuckles] never disappoints. i pull it out when i need to. heh heh! well, what d do you s? wel

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mr. murphy will go first in answering the first question. mr. murphy will go first we get to the closing statements. there were chosen by the hartford courant. the audience here has promised to remain quiet and attentive up with no cheering or jeering and no applause or outburst set any kind during this debate. that takes more time away from learning something about these candidates. let's begin. our first topic is the nation's economy. laurie perez will be asking the first. >> you talked a lot about protecting american manufacturing jobs. your opponent has criticized you for not having a comprehensive job plan. tell us about it. >> thank you to all of our sponsors for being here. thank you to ucon. this is special. we met each other at the law school. that is as dramatic as it gets for kathy and i. let's talk about this. protecting manufacturing is critical to protecting this stage. i do have a jobs plan. linda mcmahon to stop saying i don't. manufacturing is the heart of it. the bi-american caucus stands for this. our taxpayer dollarshould be u