torn apart the education system in ohio. in a statement in -- in a statement that was on npr, he said he needed to break the back of organized labor in school. his jobs ohio plan is shrouded in secrecy. he and his employees refused to disclose much of the information requested by media and jobs ohio is exempt from public spending. the huffington post reported on a letter a cuyahoga representative wrote criticizing him for using $1.4 million in taxpayer money, claiming in one of his had that ohio created more jobs than any other state in the u.s.. what he failed to mention is that jobs recovery in ohio is due to the obama auto bailout. thousands of jobs in ohio go to auto industry work. some criticism on twitter as well from ebrahim says ohio has a rainy day fund. public schools and communities are underfunded and suffering. johnone about a comment kasich made on uber -- how dare a city keep out uber to protect the taxi industry. and another statement saying most republicans believe in a free market society -- get on the righ

factor raised the hopes in ohio. the second thing, i try every day to communicate a message that you are not left out, you have a chance to get your life back. you have a chance at opportunity . what could be greater than that? to help people get on their feet , reward people who work hard, and not punish them when they create jobs. that is what it is all about. then i decided, after a long time, i would run for president. i would do it for a couple of reasons. one, i have a record. when i talk, it is not about what i will do, but what i have already done. we need to balance the budget, rebuild our military, and citizens with the idea that their life matters. here is what in theory will to do -- i have been able it. secondly, i understand these frustrations that americans have about losing their job at 51 or the kids not being able to get a job with college debt. there are solutions to this. the final thing i want to say to you -- this sounds a little bit like a sermon -- over the weekend, i was reading about these t

his message is i can win ohio. when he talks about balancing the budget or even being okay with the fact that the state budget is higher than it's been in years, that's where he can bring out his more, what he would call moderate characteristics that might appeal to the broader electorate. >> quickly down the row people are watching trump? >> i hear more trump in these early primary states than i do here in how. it's the attitude here see if he is around when we get to us. >> i agree. we don't talk about donald trump here in ohio. like moments like when ronald reagan was taking on carter and he said there you go again. we talk about moments. that's what he would hoping to see tomorrow night. >> he we are going to have many moments i guarantee you on this stage behind us. thank you all for being here. really appreciate it interesting perspective from ohio. that is it from the panel. stay tuned to see a debate volunteer and "special report" watcher with a lot of enthusiasm. so what i'm saying is, people like options.

we're lucky in ohio. we found natural gas. one of the great things about that as it is allowing us to become energy independent so we do not have to kowtow to the saudi's anymore when it comes to conducting our foreign policy. it is nice to be energy independent. yes, you can clap for that because it is a good and. -- it is a good thing. i look in industries and ask what are the new industries. what can come from it? back after 9/11 -- i'm giving you a long answer. is it ok if i give you a long answer? after 9/11, i was invited to the pentagon with former secretaries of defense to talk about the threat against us, and i began to realize that people who lived in caves in some ways had a and i suggested to donald rumsfeld that maybe we get some of the best minds in the country to come in. two of the people showed up and called me back and said they want to do it. i took a group in. two of the guys i took in the went back to california and i went back with them, and they showed up for dinner with their in-line skates tied to the

he gutted our education system in ohio. it's interesting -- everyone s he's done such a great job with our budget, but if you drive along, the we got up to your shoulders, and you cannot even see traffic coming. money by he can save not cutting the grass, but it's actually a danger to motorists. the bridges are broken, infrastructure is broken. what he tried to do to the unions when he first got into the office -- he used to brag he was going to be a one term governor. we are praying he is a one term governor but not president because he just does not have what it takes to run our beautiful, wonderful country. john kasich got his ice cream there at the fair. we continue with your calls. william from lehigh acres in florida. yeah, i think he's great. i think he's the greatest thing since sliced bread. he's got a better plan than trump. i don't see anything wrong with him, really. this woman, this malcontent in cincinnati -- she's a democrat. she's got an ax to grind. i don't see anything wrong with him. i think he's the best

host: brick from ohio on the independent line. caller: i live in ohio. the people of ohio think kasich is rotten as can be. here is the truth -- we are a police state. we are a police state, a military state, where funds are taken from the good of the people and given to the military so they can go on with illegal wars. you have a military state. the witness breaks down, i am, ohio -- from ohio. the last three wars were started by texans. this is my freedom of speech. host: to the point of pulling or the topic of what is going on? can you direct a question? caller: polling is taking place out of texas. this is my freedom of speech -- you are going to hang up on me. all of the media is controlled out of texas, georgia, florida. the other part is the jews and the billionaires on the east coast. host: let's take the point of where polls are taken from. guest: the polling companies are based in dce, new york, california. all over the place. the methodology is flawless. it is getting a representative sample regionally, demographically. if you do not like the

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having covered several presidential campaigns, gubernatorial and senate campaigns in ohio, ohio is reallyse, often referred to as five ohios. you have folks in the foothills of appalachia in southeastern ohio that you might see a sign that says vote the bible. they're working class, the conservative and the values, the northern part. a lot of republicans here, a huge democratic poll. he's not going to be a reagan democrat which you find in youngstown, ohio. shooting towards toledo to the west. >> how about carly fiorina, guys, carly fiorina, judged by social media, whether on facebook or twitter, she -- and in search on google, i mean, she took it away, it appears, in the early debate. david? >> oh, she was clearly the star of that first debate by the trends of what's going on, on social media and by the television coverage. she clearly showed her intellect, clearly just an articulate, intelligent, powerful woman who i really think is the big winner from the early debate, no question about that. >> mark, does she play in ohio? >> people will have to get to know her. i think part of the ap

then the crucial state of ohio. no one has won without ohio since 19 60. take a look at this. the state has a sore loser law that bars people from trying to run as independents after losing a party primary. ohio has already thought about the kind of leverage trump wands to wield, and they've deemed it a, quote, sore loser move that is banned. candidates must be unaffiliated from any political party and the required claim of being unaffiliated must be made in good faith for the candidate to run as an independent. not only that, the ohio secretary of state who is a republican, said last week that mr. trump has already, quote, chosen a party for the election cycle and declared himself as a republican in the state of ohio. so the legal supervisor of elections there has determined trump as a republican. even if trump wanted to redefine himself as an independent and fight these rules in court, he would legally be required to exit the republican presidential primary midstream because ohio's primary is march 15. a precedent on that, a case holding candidates must not be affiliated wit

is it the ohio state? guest: the ohio state. host: i always get that. i want to share with you a better headline from donald trump, from the hill newspaper. donald trump saying americans are tired of being the patsies. he is surging in part because he represents the tea party supporters he says has been ignored by democrats and betrayed by republicans. this story is available online l.comehil http://twitter.com/cspanwj -- [video clip] >> you saw the anchor baby thing. he said, you know the name anchor baby is very insulting. i said what would you call them? he gave me like nine words. a baby who is born by his national of another country in this country. it's an anchor baby. jeb bush is cost. he is such a nice person, honestly. [laughter] a nice person, honestly, you should vote for jeb. the country is going to go to hell, but we will not talk about it. no, but if you want a nice so jeb has a memo that he signed of basically politically correct memo. all these things, pages. one of the things, never used the term anchor baby. so all of a sudden he is us

ohio has 88 counties. in speaking that, starting with the issues we have in common -- four guns in urban areas it is a whole different discussion. rural brothers and sisters. it is starting at those places where behalf that commonality about economic fairness, economic justice, where your children have a future. because of the makeup of ohio, that forces us to do that. we can't really separate the two. we are trying very hard to bring that together a little more into leaf that into the narrative -- and weave that into the narrative. wen with our party chairs, have found world leadership who will take that message back. we have the urban leadership and bringing those forces together, because we are the same in the struggle for good and for great. say,erez: i just wanted to as someone who is from rural arizona, i could have come up to phoenix if i could have. but the district iran in had five counties. it was massive -- it was the second-largest district and state. my issues are different. i come from a rura

i was just trying to take care of ohio. not many national reporters wanted to come out here and cover something that was going well. if we had been flowblowing things up, they would have been here. everything is fine. i've enjoyed being out with the folks. >> you seem determined not to comment on donald trump but your top political strategist sent out a tweet this week. he wrote imagine a nascar driver mentally preparing for a race knowing one of the drivers will be drunk. that's what prepping for this debate is like. is that how you think of donald trump? >> he won't be sending anymore tweets like that chris okay. that's not the way we operate and we're basically sort of like the engine that just keeps going along. you know, we don't appreciate stuff like that. i don't think you'll see anymore of that. in terms of commenting on other people, i have enough to do to get my message out to people and if i'm spending my time talking about somebody else or something else like i am right now i'm not telling you how my defense exp

one, hope has come back to ohio. the second reason is i like to think that many, many people in ohio do not feel as though they are being shut out, that they are being listened to, that they have a chance to get ahead. i think that is what we want in our country. i want to talk to you about something that is, i think, so critically important for me to suggest to you and you to listen. over the weekend, there were some articles printed about isis rounding up 12, 13, 14 year old girls and using them as sexual objects and trading them as an object to their fighters. isis represents, in my opinion, with the beheadings, the attacks on people of eight, the abuse of women -- the attacks on people of faith, the abuse of women, and the attack on civilization, not just a national security threat to us, but something even deeper -- people who want to destroy our very way of life. that same weekend, i read about two young people who live in starkville, mississippi, the home of mississippi state university. it is a very sweet tow

ohio governor john kasich and former texas governor rick perry. then our sunday group weighs in on what to look for in the debate and whether hillary clinton's troubles could entice a new rival into the democratic race. all right now on "fox news sunday." >>> and hello again from fox news in washington. now just four days before the first republican debate. this thursday, the huge field of gop can'ts will gather in cleveland for fox news facebook debate night. the first event at 5:00 p.m. eastern, then the main prime time debate with the top ten can'ts in the polls. at 9:00 p.m. eastern on fox news channel. today we're talking with two candidates vying to be on that stage. first, the governor of ohio john kasich who's riding a post announcement bump in the polls, governor welcome back to fox news sunday. >> thank you chris, good to be with you. >> in the real clear politics average of recent poms you're in ninth place now at 3.5% and in the most recent, the latest of the polls, you're doing better than that. as the governor of the state where the

but he brings ohio, a key state.d to take kasich more seriously. >> let me move on to the upcoming week. mary, obviously, the dow jones industrial average experiencing a extreme fallout friday. expecting 21% top to bottom. 21%. that means another 10% sell offleft. counseling do you think we've got more selling in the week ahead? >> it remains to be seen whether or not this is a small short term correction or this is part of the larger deflation as investors catch up to reality. the united states, europe, china and japan have really floated along on an ocean of debt. building roads and bridges is not the way to a sustainable economy. there is no growth there. and the growth we have even in this country may look better than the rest of the world, but still pretty lousy. so eventually those prices have to come down. >> so that's why we watch china so much. >> but it's not just china, remember. this lousy 2% growth that we have, we've had inflation in the stock market. >> and i think that when you look at janet yellen, w

and in 1914, he's elected to the senate in ohio -- for ohio, i should say. and he thus becomes the first popular elected senator from that state and the first senator actually to become president as a sitting senator and, of course, florence, his wife is right there alongside him. and her role is quite significant in developing this trajectory. we could talk more about that. swain: well, you write in your book on 1920 that he was -- himself unconvinced about his viability as a candidate. even among his fellow congressional republicans his support was negligible at the outset. there was a matter of his health and ultimately, he did die early. and then there was carrie, carrie philips and we'll learn more about her. then there was nan and nan's baby and there were other women as well, you write warren harding's personal life was quite a mess. so, do people look the other way in these days for candidates? pietrusza: in those days? swain: yes. pietrusza: i think there are a lot of things which were not talked about. scandal of public figures was not written abou

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the president of ohio state was a very impressive guy.y tall, very articulate, deep baritone voice. i walked in and he said "what is on your mind?" i told him. i said, "sir, i've been in school for about a month and i'm undecided, but you have this assistant out here who has kept me out. you have these beautiful rugs and furniture and desks. maybe this is the job for me. i am undecided at ohio state. what exactly do you do?" he said to me, "well, i have academic responsibilities. i don't know if you know this, but presidents of universities have to spend a lot of time raising money. tomorrow i'm going to fly to washington and have a meeting with president nixon." and i said, "well, sir, there are a number of things i would like to talk to him about also." [laughter] "could i go with you?" now how old are you, young lady? >> 20. gov. kasich: how old are you? >> 20. gov. kasich: perfect. this man had never seen me before. you know what the lesson was? if you don't ask, you don't get. this story is about you two. i go back to my dorm room an

all eyes on ohio.16 republican candidates coming to cleveland ahead of tomorrow's debate. here are the top ten. donald trump, jeb bush, scott walker chris christie. taking the last two spots for the main debate. republicans are pouring huge resources into ohio given how crucial it is during the general election. no gop candidate has won the white house without carrying the buck eye state. with me is ken blackwell who is with the family research council. thank you for being with me. >> good to be with you. >> republicans putting a lot into ohio. they are holding their nominating convention in cleveland next year. will this make a difference election day 2016? >> i think as you just mentioned no republican has won the white house without carrying ohio. while that lock might be picked sometimes in the future i don't think this election will do it. the question will be how you run a ground game in ohio. in the final p analysisl analysis is who gets out their vote. all the attention and focus is merited. th

remember florida virginia ohio that is a big advantage. george pataki and he does not deserve to be skipped. he stood up when america was flat on its back lady in a time of crisis his appeal to bipartisanship is the same as people who walk across the aisle but he did it. rand paul is in the era of surveillance the worst national security area with more than 20 million files including my own. as is the background as a witness protection program all with the opm files that were hacked and as was confirmed mrs. clinton was from the chinese asking them to find out of those 20,000 emails. [laughter] [applause] but that creeping concern is what powers rand paul with his deep ethnic of creches service he goes on medical mission is to give free eye surgery he walks the walk and is the real deal. verizon the islamic state has eclipsed sun with his anti-interventionist talk. governor kerry was my guest today the most underestimated with rick santorum for scott walker said to be the past come up with a name for the future. watch out he has been aroun

iran for election in ohio. that is -- i ran for election in ohio. that is the state where we found the election results two days later. then in counties including county where barack obama won by 26 points, cuyahoga county. i was able to get 51% of union households and 60% of women. it was the second largest electoral win in the modern history of ohio. why did it happen? first of all can i have a great team. i am the orchestra leader. i have a great team and we are creative and innovative. two things -- you want to go to work, we have raised the hope factor in ohio. we will work to create an environment where jobs can be created, because that is our greatest moral purpose. i trye second thing, every day to communicate a message that you are not left out, that you have a chance to get your life, that you have a chance and opportunity. and what could be greater than that? to help people get on their feet, to reward people who risk -take and work hard and not punish them when they create jobs and they are successful. that is what it is all about. ideci

this is very important because here in ohio it seems like since its inception ohio state football is not funded by the state of ohio by 1 penny. the stadium was not built -- it was billed in 1922 by the citizens of ohio. so do back you up on an argument that a former caller made these young men are not only supporting their athletics departments, but at least in the last recession they also allowed these universities to keep academics departments afloat and because of that basically gave some consideration. >> host: i want someone to answer some of the questions you brought up but you said the recession did you want to say what it is? >> caller: i'm a democrat, they put me on the wrong line. >> guest: wanita brings up a good point that these programs especially when you're talking about foot and basketball are generating enormous amounts of money for the schools especially through television rights. that money helps the schools operate. that's the underlying case that lawyers are making whether you should be able to unionize or why there should be some sort of free-market to allow fo

you ohio. when it comes to midterm election some folks don't even know we exist when it is time for midterm elections. they're like ohio who? we'll not let that happen to ohio, we bring it for the nation as we did twice, 2008 and 2012. we done it recent history we make sure we get love into 2018. that blue wave is coming. we have 16-18 plan. very much focused on local election. who is running for mayor and school board member and township for 2015. as we ready for 2016, do the same thing for 2017, for local elections n 2018 when all statewide offices are up again, we have a strong foundation to take back constitutional offices. we have to build our shield. part of the 16-18 plan is another initiative called the main street initiative. for the first time in the ohio democratic parties history chairman pepper and myself created an initiative where we raise money money for the main street initiative. those dollars go to candidates running on local levels of government. we show local candidates lov

there were jobs created in ohio while he was there.ict we will give kasich on his claim is true but misleading. here is why. analysts and experts look at the time in ohio and say what were his akctions as governor? the overall gdp in the country is 2% and in ohio 1.9%. >> good context for that. carly fiorina. she certainly distinguishes herself by everybody's estimate in the undercard and whether that is fair. she came out with a few strong statements. what did you make? >> carly fiorina in the undercard debate came out talking about donald trump hard. said this about donald trump. >> since he has changed his mind on amnesty and health care and abortion i would ask what are the principles by which he will govern. >> the claim from carly fiorina right there. trump changed his mind on amnesty and health care and abortion. let's look at it. on the pathway to citizenship, trump flipped. he said you could stay in america on a case by case basis. he told dana bash he would deport all immigrants and let good ones return. a flip. >> he said so

on the soapbox is john kasich, governor of ohio. it's great to be with you. i just want to tell you a couple of things i've noticed at the fair today. number one, just a little bit about my background and my record, just so you know -- i grew up in a little town outside of pittsburgh. my father was a democrat all of his life. his father was a coal miner. my mother was a very opinionated and marked woman, but not highly her mothercause could barely speak english. where if the wind blew the wrong way, people would .ind themselves out of work i think it is important for people to know that i grew up in a place where people never got the favored treatment. it was not a place where anything really special -- the promotions or those things -- it folks.st hard-working oak office withouto even really so much including the republican party. iran for office because i thought i could make a difference. i am a republican, but the party has always been my vehicle and has never been my master. i recruited a lady like you, ma'am, to help me and to go door-to-door. throughou

the wilson's were from ohio, the mother's family were also in ohio, although they had immigrated from england and scotland, but the wilsons were the only ones on his side of the family who were in the south and took the southern side of the conflict. all of his brothers and sisters were up north of the time. it created a bit of a division. the civil war affected them like it did most people. we often hear that the south was subject to huge inflationary situation with money because the confederate currency was getting more and more worthless, and we see that demonstrated in the church records. president wilson's salary was given to him quarterly. the first part of a can 65, they paid him his regular installment, and then they started shoving money at him $5000 here, $3000 there, but of course it was practically worthless. when the war was over, there was no payment until the u.s. currency started coming into play in the south and they got back on their feet. as he grew older, president wilson remember the war and reflected act on it from time to time. his father's church was turned int

which is exactly what we've done in ohio. each had the largest amount of tax cuts of any sitting governor in this country and we've gone from $8 billion in the whole to $2 billion not black. growth of 50,000 -- 350,000 jobs. >> dickerson: you would have to work w. but let me ask you question on immigration. >> not all democrats now would say that our answer is taxes. democrats would say is respect. lot of the social programs. we don't have to get rid of them we need to innovate them and reform them. there is lots of grounds on which to agree with some members of the democratic party. you're not going to get them all. but going to get some. that's what reagan did when he was elected president. he worked with phil gramm and got some democrats. i do the same thing. i know how to do it. i've done it before. >> dickerson: let me ask you another tricky question, got people riled up. when i talk to republicans why nothing has passed candidly they will say, any republican who supports what you do which is path towards some kind of le

. >> a show down in ohio. the top 10 republican candidates will share the stage in the first debate. it is hosted by fox news and will air at 6:00 p.m. right now we are breaking down everything you need to know on ktvu fox 2 news. this is a live look. you see it inside the quicken loans arena where it will happen two hours from now. fox news channel hosting the debate with facebook. >> you see the stage set there. the participates were chosen on tuesday after the latest polls came out. the top 10 were selected and the remaining candidates were invited to a debate that just ended on fox news channel. let's bring in now the newest member of ktvu, ross. we will anchor mornings on 2 with claudine wong. . >> i have been here before. good to be back. used to work at another station in the bay area. recently in miami. >> this could be a circus, one of the greatest debates we have seen. your thoughts? >> you are absolutely right. we have never seen anything like this before. 17 candidates. two separate events. one big

ohio governor john k. sake trying to get the final spot speaking about the debate. >> i would like to be there but it comes six months before the selection of a single delegate. what i have been focusing on is in the grassroots. we have to wait and see how the polls workout. as it relates to the polls and governor of ohio. i wasn't traveling around the country to make a name for myself. i was trying to take care of ohio. dagen: former texas governor rick perry wants to qualify for the debate but his campaign would continue either way. over clinton's campaign released in the first two television ads focus on her work on behalf of families and her relationship with her late mother. >> my mom's life than what she went through her big reasons by standing up for kids became such a big part of my life. they fight for their families who never gave up. that's when doing this. dagen: that is personal for secretary clinton asgard iowa and new hampshire starting tomorrow two days before the gop debate. this also come

ohio is a moderate state. >> didn't you switch on abortion?did. >> why are you trashing these guys? >> it was longer than that. >> how long ago were you pro life? >> a year ago. >> so a year ago were what you are attacking these guys for being. why would you do that? >> here's my experience. i had a baby. i got married. i had a baby. my life u started to be viewed through a different prism. >> you became pro choice. >> it was not as extreme. a mother should die according to scott walker. >> that's what i'm saying. even if you are pro life and moderate, that's an extreme position. in ohio, suburbs of cleveland and cincinnati that may lean republican, those women are not going to vote for a candidate like that. >> i like something you were pushing long before, which is the idea of keeping choice, allowing choice but reducing the number of abortions. >> ask where they are on birth control. >> that's certainly extreme position. >> kathleen, you haven't been up here before. who won tonight? who is going to walk away saying i nailed it? >> i think m

i think that ohio voters will need to know more.: we are out of time, but asking you quickly, at the top of this broadcast i said i think this is the most intelligent, compelling and entertaining debate i've ever seen in my career. weigh in on it if you would. >> sirach i was thinking you're going to ask the winners and losers were. but the losers were hard to pick because everybody did fairly well and there was no clear loser. lou: wasn't at loser. lou: wasn't at the best of you've ever seen enact. >> it may have been. it didn't include a substance. we were getting a lot of clichÉs, if they are really going to connect with voters on job issues, as he saw on your own poll, racial issues, there are things that they have to hammer. >> the marathon is underway. lou: thank you guys so much. coming up next tonight, not just about what the candidates said but their body language as well, we are going to be bringing in an expert on that issue and was this the one moment that everyone will be talking about tomorrow morning? take it away. >>

but i want high standards in ohio.some states want to choose to do it another way, that's up to them. i believe, if i were president, i would want to spend a lot of time going to the legislatures and telling them about best practices, whatever it is, whether fighting poverty, whether it's about educating kids. the states are the laboratories where we can see what works, and i think presidents can have a much better relationship with legislatures. >> ifill: what about medicaid expansion? >> well, we've controlled the growth of medicaid. in my second budget, the growth was at 2.5%. we take the money and we rehab the drug addicted in our prisons and hand them off to our local community and the recidivism rate is 10%, maybe the lowest in the country. so we save money from the standpoint of not locking them up and, secondly, isn't it great to let people pursue their god-given purpose in life? that's what this is about. we can't turn our back on people who need some help. but, gwen, in ohio, our philosophy i got from my moth

the 16-18 we understand that ohio -- we love you, ohio, but when it comes to midterm elections, some folks don't even know we exist. they are like ohio, who? we are going to let that happen. as we bring it for the nation as we did twice, as we have done historically, we are going to make sure we get some love to 2018, so we are building that blue wave coming. on thevery much focused local election -- who is running for mayor, running for school board, running for township trustee. as we ready ourselves for 2016, we are doing a same thing for 2017 for local elections, then in 2018 when all the statewide offices are up again, that we have a strong foundation to take back the constitutional offices. we have to build our shield. , the maine plan street initiative. for the first time in the ohio democratic party's history, we have created an initiative where we raise money for that mean street initiative. is dollars go to candidates running on the local levels of government. we show the local candidates the love they deserve. and progressives we still control a lot of local offices. that

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