host: rayola dougher, go ahead.uest: i think it does depend on to a great extent who is elected, the whether you are democrat or republican, you can get on board in times -- in terms of encouraging domestic development. we've seen a revolution in technology in the united states, and a lot of this is brought to us by hydraulic fracturing and horizontal drilling to excess resources in ways we never thought possible even a few years ago. if you know we can produce more here than we ever thought possible, then you need to have a policy that supports that development and realizes that vision. i think it is destructive to take one resource against the other. either you have this resources or the other. we will be hard put as a nation to supply all of the energy that we need, and our only choice today in terms of oil and gas is where do we get it from? do we produce it domestically or rely more on imports? that is a fundamental choice facing us. we really do want to see in all of the above policy that is supportive of dome

we're joined by rayola dougher. a discussion of reverse mortgages and possible abuses by lenders. patrick scott is the guest. live at 7:00 eastern on c-span. >> i have answered this question many times. it starts with the fact that from the day i was born until the day my mother died she tell me about who i am, who we are, who my brothers are, who my family is. i have never used the information about our native american heritage to get any advantage. >> part of this race is also integrity and trustworthiness. there is a test that you take, and i believe she has failed the test. if you look back at what we are talking about, nobody is questioning what her parents told her when she was younger. but when she was asked by the boston herald why is harvard touting her as a minority, she said she does not know. after five weeks of misleading the paper's san -- >> follow the keep health and senate races. -- to follow the keep house and senate races. >> i use c-span and a business capacity. i love keeping up with the hearings. i was so thankful to be able to watch hearings live. that is wh