rainwater. rainwater: thank you. the idea that these rape kits have not been tested and still exist is unconscionable. there's no excuse for it. the state of indiana has plenty of time and money and resources to do trips to china, for example, but we don't have the resources to process rape kits? that shouldes not stand for any citizen in the state of indiana. that needs to. be fixed immediately. as governor i will ensure that we put processes in place to change that. it should not be something that's been around for years, as the governor says here it should invent something that was taken carere of immediately and i will do it. myers: republican leaders of the state have had 16 to make this problem go away. if this problem have been properly addressed that wouldn't have been a question tonight about it. clearly we have a problem with making sure that the priorities are straight with respect to the dollars we are spending in law enforcement in this particular area, and i'm sure with the proper cooperation of the sta

>>moderator: mister rainwater next. >> rainwater: covid-19 didn't close any small businesses. executive orders did. unfortunately executive orders said some small businesses were essential and some were not. some businesses provide the necessities of life and some don't. unfortunately every hoosier is essential in every small business, every business of every size provides necessities of life to the people who depend on it for their living so they can pay their bills and feed their kids and make sure they pay their mortgage. unfortunately that didn't matter for the last 10 months. what we have to do is reinvigorate small business by giving them their money back and letting them invest their money instead of inspecting government to take money and do what they want with it. >>moderator: woody myers, you have one minute. >> myers: covid-19 has devastated a number of small businesses, no doubt about that whatsoever. as governor i will do absolutely everything to re-energize small business leadership in indiana by helping those with the entrepreneurial spirit cut the government re

rainwater. you have one minute. rainwater: thank you, and good evening. in the preamble to the declaration of independence thomas jefferson said that to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men. deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed. last tuesday night governor holcomb made it clear he believes his power comes from the infinite wisdom of the general assembly, and not the people of the state of indiana. i on the other hand, side with thomas jefferson. i believe that you the citizens of the state of indiana empower government and not the other way around. i ask you toer join me in doing just that, bring you the power of government backed to the citizens of indiana. thank you. >> moderator: and finally we'll hear from dr. myers. you have one minute. myers: good evening, everyone and thanks again to the debate commission instead dissipates up. if you're listening a week ago i told you that my name is dr. woody myers, and the physician. i'm the former indiana state health commissioner, a father and grandfather and if you'

rainwater. thank you for joining us as you will notice as we are here we are all in separate spaces due to safety concern due to covid-19 we look forward to having a robust discussion on the issues tonight they discuss education and covid-19, taxes and the fundamental role of government from hundreds of ideas across the state they were began in one minute to make an opening statement and then the questions will begin each has one minute to respond to each question candidates may request an opportunity for a 32d rebuttal. they will answer questions in a rotating warner on - - order. so let's begin with opening statements me will begin with governor holcomb you have one minute for an opening statement. >> thank you and good evening to everyone watching and for joining us again. i hope you also express your voice by voting no later than november 3rd many of you have it seems. spent the last four years primarily focused on three key areas to put people first, making sure we are building and maintain

rainwater you have one minute. rainwater: thank you. first of all we need to realize one of the problems we have here in indiana is we have over politicized education. were spending way too much time how big government can provide education and to have the education system be centralized to the parents and teachers and classroom and the local school districts to take the money that is allocated for education instead of spent here at the statehouse that will be getting teacher pay up. it should be and education back in the classroom where belongs instead of a political tool used by thehe government. host: doctor myers requested a rebuttal. myers: for over 15 years in indiana we have starved teachers now we give them two.7 percent raise while the charters and vouchers program that 25 percen 25 percent. it's like giving a sandwich to a starving person after 15 years it doesn't do the job and get us back anywhere close to where we need to be. host: in the next question currently funding k-12 education is spread across public schools and cha

rainwater? >> thank you. we first have to realize that many of the folks that were mentioned in the context of that question are unemployed because the governor shut down the economy. in one of the first things we can do is make the pledge that and governor of the state of indiana, i will never again say some hoosiers are essential, some are not. some jobs are essential, some are not. what we need to do is reinvigorate small business community and the family farms in indiana to ensure that hoosier jobs are created by hoosier businesses. and that those jobs are allowed to stay open, even in a crisis. thank you. >> thank you. next doctor myers. >> you know, and indiana we have lost about 5300 manufacturing jobs by january of this year. because of the trade policies enacted by our president. since february, indiana has lost 34000 manufacturing jobs. only 60% of which have come back. the expectation is about 40% or 14000 are not going to come back. some of those were in muncie from the person asking the question

rainwater.hank you for joining us into giving an and giving an opportunity to hear from you. i am member of the debate commission. i will be moderating the debate. like 70 things, we have had to make a few modifications to this debate because of coronavirus. thecandidates and ira in building at w fyi, but in separate spaces. in other words, we are holding a virtual debate. arele from around the state asking hundreds of questions. the questions for tonight reflects of the topics most frequently. none of the questions were topics have been it -- been shared in advance. tinnitus will be given one minute for opening statements. after that, questions will be asked of all three candidates. each candidate will have one minute to respond. candidates may request a 32nd -- a 30 second rebuttal. if the candidate goes over their time limit, the rules state i shall interrupt. the order in which the candidates shall answer questions was conducted by a drawing. and now for opening statements. woody myers. you

rainwater. >> good evening. in this present crisis, government isn't the solution to the problem. the government is the problem. forty years ago, president ronald reagan spoke those words. every day in indiana the hoosiers realize that they are just as relevant today as they were when he spoke them. we have crisis in indiana. we have a health crisis, we have an education crisis, we have an economic crisis but most of all, we have a crisis of government. we have a government that wants to tell us what to do and not give the information we need to make the choices in our lives. we live in a constitutional republic where we should tell government what we want and not the other way around. >> thank you. education is one of the most popular topics and it won't surprise anyone the questions dealt with teacher pay. i'm a teacher of ten years and i look forward to the day i get to send my twin boys to the public schools in my city. however i continue to work and teach in kentucky because of the pay bene

debate between incumbent republican eric holcomb, democrat willie myers, and libertarian donald rainwater. you are watching c-span, your unfiltered view of government, created by america's cable television companies as a public service and brought to you today by your television provider. the bipartisan policy center released the results of a report looking at demographic changes and their impact on the election. this is 90 minutes. >> good morning. i am the director of governmental study --

job impact and to include a decline for staff to come back with a proposed ordinance expanding the rainwater requirements. i'd like to thank [indiscernible] environmental defense fund for continuing to work with us and for supporting us on this issue. i know they're ready and willing to help us go down. [indiscernible] provision that san francisco can take to protect its water, protect its environment, and provide a just transition to the workers that are otherwise going to be losing their cabs due to the electrification ordinance. thank you. >> clerk: next speaker. >> thank you, supervisor mandelman, again for all your hard work on this through all these months. time is running out for the warming planet, for people, and all other forms of life on earth. for this ordinance to be passed on to the full board, electrifying new buildings is an important first step. please, no further delay. as a grandparent and an organic gardener, i care object a sustainable future. please vote this ordinance out of committee and let the full board vote on it. >> hello, supervisors. this is jennifer haggie, a

indiana candidate for governor, including current governor eric holcomb and donald rainwater took part in a televised debate. the indiana debate commission hosted the event. ♪ >> hello and welcome to the first of two debates of the independent nonpartisan debate commission. we are coming to you live from w

the debate between eric and his challenges, democrat woody myers and libertarian candidate, donald rainwater>> november 3 election day, when voters will decide who occupies the white house next year. watch campaign 2020 coverage everyday on c-span stream on-demand at c-span.org will listen on the c-span radio up. your place or unfiltered view of politics. ♪ >> senators spent nearly 30 hours debating nomination of supreme court nominee amy coney barrett, here's more of the debate from the senate floor. >> everything that has happened the untimelysi passing of the legendary justice ginsburg, a clear reminder that much of what goes on in washington d.c. is simply not on the level. right now, our country is hurting.

governor's debate between eric holcomb and his challengers, a democrat and libertarian candidate donald rainwateresday evening, president trump holds a campaign rally in omaha, nebraska. watch live at 8:30 p.m. eastern c-span.org,nline at or listen live on the free c-span radio app. next, a discussion on the role of america in rebuilding the global economy after the covid-19 pandemic. the peterson institute hosted speakers, including jason furman, a former chair of the council of economic advisers under president obama. america in reaction he economy after the covid-19 pandemic. we heard from the chair

governor's debate between eric holcomb and his challengers, a democrat and libertarian candidate donald rainwater. tuesday evening, president trump holds a campaign rally in omaha, nebraska. watch live at 8:30 p.m. eastern c-span.org,nline at or listen live on the free c-span radio app. next, a discussion on the role of america in rebuilding the global economy after the covid-19 pandemic. the peterson institute hosted speakers, including jason furman, a former chair of the council of economic advisers under president obama. america in reaction he economy after the covid-19 pandemic. e heard from the chair of the council of economic advisors obama.resident it's an hour. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp 2020] [captioning performed by did national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp 2020] here today as as part rebuilding the global economy project. a major initiative, not just in time for a u.s. administration or a new term of an old depending on what happens, but in time

job impact and to include a decline for staff to come back with a proposed ordinance expanding the rainwater requirements. i'd like to thank [indiscernible] environmental defense fund for continuing to work with us and for supporting us on this issue. i know they're ready and willing to help us go down. [indiscernible] provision that san francisco can take to protect its water, protect its environment, and provide a just transition to the workers that are otherwise going to be losing their cabs due to the electrification ordinance. thank you. >> clerk: next speaker. >> thank you, supervisor mandelman, again for all your hard work on this through all these months. time is running out for the warming planet, for people, and all other forms of life on earth. for this ordinance to be passed on to the full board, electrifying new buildings is an important first step. please, no further delay. as a grandparent and an organic gardener, i care object a sustainable future. please vote this ordinance out of committee and let the full board vote on it. >> hello, supervisors. this is jennifer haggie, a

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incumbent republican eric and his challengers, democrat woody myers and libertarian candidate donald rainwater. tuesday evening, president trump watch live at 8:30 p.m. eastern on c-span. online at c-span.org, or listen live on the free c-span radio app. >> there are 35 u.s. senate seats up for election this year. this november republican dan sullivan is looking to win his second term representing alaska in the senate. we'll show you a debate as he squared off with independent candidate al gross. this was hosted by alaska public media and ktuu-tv. it's an hour. by alaska public media and ktoo tv. >> debate for the state. the u.s. senate candidate. here are your moderators. lori townsend and mike ross. mike: good evening. i'm mike ross with skis news source. >> i'm lori townsend. republican senator dan sullivan nd democratic nominee, independent dr. al gross who is here in the studio and senator sullivan is joining us remotely from washington, d.c. welcome to both of you. mike: you might have noticed we're having some technical complications with this setup. if you hear a little screech every o

william myers, and libertarian donald rainwater. >> next, a debate between the candidates for new hampshire governor. incumbent republican chris sununu seeking a third term, faces democrat dan feltes. this hour-long debate was hosted by wmur tv. by of you and your tv. >> this is a wmu our commitment 2020 special in partnership with the new hampshire institute of politics. the granite state debate. tonight, the candidates for governor. >> good evening and thank you for joining us for tonight's governors debate. i am political director adam sexton. we will hear from the candidates for the corner office about their plans for new hampshire and their records so far. the debate is happening live but as usual, inc.'s will look different. studio,lists are in the jennifer vann and john to stay so. the candidates are in a different studio, separated by several feet as part of covid-19 precautions good we look forward to a robust debate. let's look at the candidate backgrounds. governor who's planning and management faced a life or death tested this year. governor sununu: there were tough decisions we

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william myers, and libertarian donald rainwater. the competition is on.be a part of this years c-span's competition.deo middle and high school students can be the start of a national conversation by making a 5-6 minute documentary exploring the issue you want the president and congress to address in 2021. be bold with your documentary and show supporting and opposing points of view and include c-span video. total cash00,000 in prizes including a grand prize of $5,000. is deadline to submit videos january 20, 2020 one, be informed, you will find competition rules and more information on how to get started at our website, studentcam.org. >> do i let my people run it really well or badly? if i run it badly, they will probably blame him but they want to blame me. >> he in fact already has cost 10 million people their health they had from employers because of his recession. >> with less than two weeks before the 2020 election, watch the second presidential debate between president donald trump and former vice president joe thursday from elmont university in na

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, you will get 6 to 8 inches of rain and you have a blue tarp protecting your house from all the rainwaterou are expecting 86-mile-per-hour wind, i feel horrible for all the hundreds of thousands of people that live there that they will go through this again >> and i've been down there is a lot because i cover oil and gas, and they are some. toughest and by the way nicest folks you will ever meet you wonder how much more of a pounding they can take how rare is it in your experience to see two storms within really two months or a month of each other follow almost exactly the same path >> exactly the same path is -- i referenced back to the 2005 season i was in central florida at the time and we had charlie, francis and gene three storms that chris crossed through central florida in about 6 to 8 weeks and everyone thought that was crazy but they didn't all take the exact almost same path they didn't have the same landfall position. they traveled over the same area so yeah, to have a category 4 and then followed by a category 2, same landfall location, that has never happened before. you know

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job impact and to include a decline for staff to come back with a proposed ordinance expanding the rainwateruirements. i'd like to thank [indiscernible] environmental defense fund for continuing to work with us and for supporting us on this issue. i know they're ready and willing to help us go down. [indiscernible] provision that san francisco can take to protect its water, protect its environment, and provide a just transition to the workers that are otherwise going to be losing their cabs due to the electrification ordinance. thank you. >> clerk: next speaker. >> thank you, supervisor mandelman, again for all your hard work on this through all these months. time is running out for the warming planet, for people, and all other forms of life on earth. for this ordinance to be passed on to the full board, electrifying new buildings is an important first step. please, no further delay. as a grandparent and an organic gardener, i care object a sustainable future. please vote this ordinance out of committee and let the full board vote on it. >> hello, supervisors. this is jennifer haggie, a memb

candidates running for indiana governor incumbent republican governor, democrat and libertarian donald rainwater take part in the televised debate sponsored by the indiana debate commission, live coverage begins at 7:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2. >> seven days left until election day on november 3 when voters decide who will control congress and occupy the white house next year, stay with c-span, watch camping trip to 20 coverage every day on c-span stream or on-demand at c-span.org or listen on the c-span radio not your place for an unfiltered view of politics. >> the competition on the part of the student him competition, middle and high school students, be the start of the national conversation by making a five to six minute documentary exploring the issues that you want the president and congress to address in 2021, be bold with your documentary, show supporting and opposing point of view and include c-span videos, be a winner, $100,000 in total cash prizes, including the grand prize of $5000, the deadline is generally 20th, 2021, be informed, you will find competition rules and tips and more

governor incumbent republican governor eric holcomb, democrat woody myers and libertarian donald rainwaterpart in a televised debate sponsored by the indiana debate commission. live coverage begins at 7 p.m. eastern on c-span2. >> with seven days left until election day on november 3 win voters decide who will control congress and occupy the white house. stay with the c-span. watch campaign 2020 coverage every day on c-span. streamer on demand@c-span.org or.org or listen on the c-span radio app. your place for an unfiltered view of politics. >> the competition is on. be part of this year's cspan's studentcam video competition. middle and high school students be the start of a national conversation by making a five to six minute documentary exploring the issues you want the president and congress to address in 2021. the bold with your documentary, show supporting and opposing points of view. be a winner. there's one of thousand dollars in total cash prizes including a grand prize of $5000. submit videos until january 20, 2021. studentcam.org.

rainwater sponsored by the indiana debate commission. host: good evening looking to the second of two gubernatorial debates organized but independent nonpartisan commission we are live in the studios in downtown indianapolis. we will be hearing from two candidates one

william myers, and libertarian donald rainwater. >> next, a debate between the candidates for new hampshireovernor. incumbent republican chris sununu seeking a third term, faces democrat dan feltes. this hour-long debate was hosted by wmur tv. by of you and your tv. >> this is a wmu our commitment 2020 special in partnership with the new hampshire institute of politics. the granite state debate. tonight, the candidates for governor. >> good evening and thank you for joining us for tonight's governors debate. i am political director adam sexton. we will hear from the candidates for the corner office about their plans for new hampshire and their records so far. the debate is happening live but as usual, inc.'s

. >> up next indiana's candidates for governor, eric holcomb, woody myers and donald rainwater take parta televised debate. the indiana debate commission is the host. this is just under one hour. >> moderator: good evening and welcome to the second of to go been short debates organized the independent nonpartisan indiana debate commission. where i live in the students of an fyi in downtown indianapolis and soon will be hearing from three candidates on the ballot want to be your governor. i and her debate moderator for the evening. my name is nadia brown at an associate professor and university faculty scholar a political site and african african-american studies at the university. now to introduce the candidates. they are

indiana governor incumbent republican governor eric will come democrats meyers and libertarian donald rainwater take part in a televised debate sponsored by the indiana debate commission. live coverage begins at 7:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2.

william myers, and libertarian donald rainwater. announcer: the bipartisan policy center released results of a report looking at demographic changes and their impact on the election. this is 90 minutes. is 1.5 hours. >> good morning. i am the director of governmental study -- studies at the bipartisan policy center. of change our states event, an event we have been doing for 40 years that even goes back a couple of years beyond that. partneredchange is a effort with the center for american progress, the brookings institution, and the voter study group of the democracy fund, and also, i want to mention the participation of the american enterprise and said to. -- american enterprise institute. that group has been collecting election information, combined with demographic information, thinking about the future of our elections. each year, we have new data, a new report. says,nk, as the name about the state, not only our country, but how the states are changing over time. we also have different scenarios as to what might happen. in one

coverage of the indiana governors debate, eric holcomb seeking another term, and woody myers and donald rainwater hosted by the indiana debate commission, the indiana governors debate starts at 7 eastern on c-span2. >> with the senate confirmation hearing for khanna -- amy barrett concluded watch the next step in the confirmation process at 9 eastern on the senate judiciary committee vote on judge barrett's nomination, friday live on c-span2 the pool senate begins debate on amy barrett's confirmation. watch live on c-span and c-span2, stream online on c-span.org or the c-span radio apps. you are watching c-span2, you're an filtered view of government created by america's cable television company is a public service and brought by your television provider. next, the technology policy institute hosting its 2020 aspen forum, exploring a wide range of technology policy issues. in this discussion participants looked at data protection and privacy regulation in the us and how it compares to the rest of theor

job impact and to include a decline for staff to come back with a proposed ordinance expanding the rainwater like to thank [indiscernible] environmental defense fund for continuing to work with us and for supporting us on this issue. i know they're ready and willing to help us go down. [indiscernible] provision that san francisco can take to protect its water, protect its environment, and provide a just transition to the workers that are otherwise going to be losing their cabs due to the electrification ordinance. thank you. >> clerk: next speaker. >> thank you, supervisor mandelman, again for all your hard work on this through all these months. time is running out for the warming planet, for people, and all other forms of life on earth. for this ordinance to be passed on to the full board, electrifying new buildings is an important first step. please, no further delay. as a grandparent and an organic gardener, i care object a sustainable future. please vote this ordinance out of committee and let the full board vote on it. >> hello, supervisors. this is jennifer haggie, a member of 350 s.f.

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really focusing on expanding the use of great water, rainwater and recycled water.nd we're ready to sit down with staff and work out the specific proposal. and like i was saying, thank supervisor mandelman for reaching out to local 38 and committing to work out the specifics of these proposals. we would like to see a firm commitment to take the steps necessary to mitigate job losses, before this goes out of committee. we feel there's a path available and we can move towards that path, where we will both -- where we have a just transition in a move to all-electric buildings. without that -- local 38 has to remain in opposition to this ordinance. >> clerk: with looks like we have 13 callers in queue. next speaker, please. >> caller: good afternoon, supervisors. cory smith on behalf of the san francisco housing action coalition. i just wanted to reiterate our understanding after talking with the supervisor and our members that this will not increase the cost of building housing in san francisco. we think that that is a really important piece. and we are in support. tha

really focusing on expanding the use of great water, rainwater and recycled water. and we're ready to sit down with staff and work out the specific proposal. and like i was saying, thank supervisor mandelman for reaching out to local 38 and committing to work out the specifics of these proposals. we would like to see a firm commitment to take the steps necessary to mitigate job losses, before this goes out of committee. we feel there's a path available and we can move towards that path, where we will both -- where we have a just transition in a move to all-electric buildings. without that -- local 38 has to remain in opposition to this ordinance. >> clerk: with looks like we have 13 callers in queue. next speaker, please. >> caller: good afternoon, supervisors. cory smith on behalf of the san francisco housing action coalition. i just wanted to reiterate our understanding after talking with the supervisor and our members that this will not increase the cost of building housing in san francisco. we think that that is a really important piece. and we are in support. t