jane raybould: good morning to everyone. it is very scary that health care are increasing and the cost of prescription drugs is becoming more expensive. that is hurting nebraska families. it is washington politicians like senator fischer who are pushing the premium increases. she voted, along with a special interest health care group, like pharmaceutical companies and insurance companies, who have offended her campaign to $120,000. while she is taking their money, she is throwing nebraska families under the bus. she voted for health care premiums on middle-class families. she voted to impose an age task on the older nebraskans, charging them five times more. plan to put party aside and work with republicans and democrats to expand access, reduce cost, and make health care affordable. >> senator fischer, you have 30 seconds to respond. deb fischer: we have worked together in the senate on health care. we had the alexander murray plan. the democrats pulled out. they pulled out of it what it was time to come to the floor and ta

goodilwoman raybould: morning to everyone and to my family.t is scary that premiums are increasing and the cost of prescription drugs is becoming more expensive and hurting families. it is washington politicians like senator richard were pushing increases. she voted along with special interests groups who have funded her campaign to the tune of $120,000 today. while she is taken their money, she is throwing nebraska families under the bus. she voted for health care premiums on families and to impose an age tax on older nebraskans, charging them more then younger people here i have aside andput party work with republicans and democrats to expand access and make health care more affordable. >> senator fisher, you have 30 seconds to respond. sen. fischer: thank you very much. we have together but the democrats pullout of the plan when it was time to come to the floor and vote on it. that would have cut health care costs by 40%. that did not happen. yes, we need to look at the plans out there and take care of people with pre-existing conditions. w

nebraska senate eight between deb fischer and the democratic challenger day -- --ybould.baldra --raybouldthe debate was sponsored by k now and the omaha

senate debate featuring two women candidates, fischer -- deb fisher and challenger jane raybould. this debate should last about one hour. when we come back, we will take a look at congress and hear from yuval levin of "commentary" magazine, who talks to us about his piece, what he sees as the failure of congress. we will be right back. ♪ ahead, hello, kavanaugh has got to go. >> he is one of the most qualified nominees for the spring, and he has contributed a great deal to this community and the legal profession, besides being an outstanding judge on the pc circuit court of appeals. kavanaugh -- judge the president said he would only appoint judges who would overturn roe. on that obligation, judge kavanaugh fails spectacularly. after a thorough review of this nomination, i am confident ant judge kavanaugh will be excellent addition to our nation's highest court. >> washday 14 supreme court brett kavanaugh. watch any time c-span.org or listen on the freeseas radio at -- free c-span radio app. join us for booktv's live coverage of the 18th annual national book festival. full of surp

next, the nebraska senate debate between deb fischer and the democratic challenger jane raybould. a member of the lincoln city council. questions focused on immigration, gun control, the russia investigation, and the president's trade policies. the debate was sponsored by kmtv3 news now and the omaha world herald in conjunction with the nebraska state fair. it is 50 minutes. world herald in conjunction with the nebraska state fair. 50 minutes.

monday in grand island, nebraska, republican senator deb scher debated democratic challenger jane raybould.