. >> governor nikki haley with the republican response from the state of south carolina. we're in washington, d.c., tonight. coverage will continue on fox and my network station which is coming up on the east coast. analysis begins now on fox news channel on satellite and cable. for all of us at fox news, i'm good night. it's great to look back at all your family's milestones and birthdays happen only once a year! getting the flu could make you miss the party. don't let the flu take you out of the picture. get a flu shot today. and encourage your loved ones to get one too. it's not too late. and it's still the best protection against the flu. flu season can last through may. to learn more about the flu, visit health.ny.gov/flu get your flu shot today! right now on fox five news at ten. road tonight. it could lead to black ice and continue into tomorrow. >> let's look at the forecast. hello neck. >> it doesn't look too bad. we've been thinking it will be a big deal, maybe just a coating or an inch and that is few and far between. here's the satellite loop. you can see the

party, south carolina has always represented a more complex challenge because after iowa and new hampshire get their say, south carolina is the republicans' first chance to measure which of their candidates appeal to the hardest of the republican hard core. south carolina republicans are very, very conservative, they're almost 100% white, they are hard line, southern republican base voters. and, you know, overall the challenge, right, for the republican nominee, right, is that they've got to play to the republican base in order to get the nomination but then they need to pivot to be more generally appealing in the general election. south carolina is the first stop in the republican primary process for the most difficult republican base voters when it comes to the general election, these southern white hardliner base voters, south carolina is where they get their first say in who the republican picks as their presidential nominee. so that's how it's been for more than a generation now, that's how it's been for years. this year, though, things are a little bit different. south carolina is still technically first in the south, but this year

republican party activists, officials. the debate starts at 9 tonight on fox business network. organizers are expecting more than 4-thousand people at the north charleston coliseum. the chairman of the south carolina republican party says they had more than 25-thousand individual requests for just 200 public tickets. the remaining 4,000 tickets were distributed to republican party activists, leaders and elected officials. the debate starts at 9 tonight on fox business network. "americans are angry, we're frustrated, we're fed up, we're afraid. that isn't helpful. what we need to do is solve the problems and i think its important to indict president obama's lack of leadership directly. i offer leadership to solve problems, i'm not just going to talk about these things i plan to solve these things. and that's what we need to do, we need to take our country back now." organizers are expecting more than 4-thousand people at the north charleston coliseum. the chairman of the south carolina republican party says they had more than 25-thousand individual requests for just 200 public tickets. the remaining 4,000 tickets were distributed to republican party activists, leaders and elected officials. the deb

immediately after the president's speech, republican south carolina governor nikki haley will deliver what we can only surmise will be a critical reaction to the president's speech. on capitol hill, i'm scott thumanan 3 you can watch the state of the union and the republican tonight... starting at 8 o'clock. 3 the standards for when women should begin being screened for breast cancer have been under debate for years.now... a national task force hopes it's settled the issue.the newest recommendatio ns... coming up after the break k toninit's healthwatch. 3 "you're watching siouxland news at five on kmeg 14, with larry wentz, diana castillo, siouxland's chief meteorologist chad sandwell and sports director chris 3 in the past few years about breaea cancer screening for women. w... as danielle nottingham reports... a national task force is releasing its final recommendations. 3 (track)the debate over breast cancer screening has left many women confused. ( mos sot ) it's one of those women's health things that have changed over the years( mos sot )in continue to go once a year even though

republican. south carolina governor nikki haley. she is defending her response and haley confirmed to matt lauer she thinks trump is one of the angriest voices among republicans. >> he was one of them, yes. thesis one. there's other people in the media there's people in my state. yes, mr. trump has definitely contributed to what i think is this irresponsible talk. >> trump responded to haley's remarks on msnbc. he says, she comes up to my office when she wants campaign contributionings, and i have given her tremendous contributions over the years, but now that i'm running, i guess she doesn't like me as much him when trump released his new ads, he promised to spend $2 million a week on them. he met that in early january remember now trump's total ad buy starting today is less than $700,000. >>> it's now 4:17. we are learning new information about the capture of those ten american sailors t. ten freed by iran yesterday are now in an undisclosed location in the persian gulf, getting physical and mental exams. on a video released by iro

gop presidential front runner donald trump is in a war of words with another fellow republican, south carolina governor nikki haley. she is defending her gop response to the state of the union address. haley confirm to matt lauer, she thinks trump is one of the angriest voice among republicans. >> he was one of them, yes. he was one. there's other people in the media. there's people in my state. i thinker with seeing it across the country. yes, mr. trump has definitely cribbed to what i think is irresponsible talk. >> trump responded to haley's remarks on msnbc. he says, she comes up to my office when she wants campaign contributions and i've given her tremendous contributions over the years ago i guess now that i'm running she doesn't like me quite as much. now trump's spending on tv ads is dropping off. he claimed he'd spend doctor 2 million a week on them. he met that target in early january. now msnbc reports trump's total ad buy starting today is less than $700,000. >>> this fire rat a fracking with el in oklahoma likely left behind more than $20 million in damages. it burned for hours be

eight days after the iowa caucuses.less than two weeks later, democrats in nevada and republicans in south carolina will cast their votes.nevada republicans are three days after that and south carolina mocrats are on the 27th. 27th.after the early contests comes super tuesday on march first.that's when voters in 15- states cast their ballots for a nominee.but after super tuesday, there are still dozens of states that will cast theirirvotes before the national conventions this summer. around the world today, people are celebrating, international the 71ut anniversary. according to u-s-a today, six- million jews were murdered by germany's nazi-regime. regime.cbs 2 news reporter stephanie johnson tells us how people are remembering this day today. today.kelly, the united nations chose this date to remember t t vicitims of the holocaust. the u-n secretary general, ban ki-moon, urged people to denounce political and religious ideologies hat set people against one another. in germany, members of the german government are meeting with dignitaries at the german parliment to discuss, forced labor issues. her

of the republican who gave the gop response. south carolina :35 - :41 "there is more than enough blame to go we as republicans need to own that truth." south carolina governor nikki especially upset many conservatives with this swipe.... south carolina :48 - :52 "it can be tempting to follow the siren call of the angriest voices" ...that she admitted on the today show wednesday...was aimed at leading republican presidential candidate donald trump. south carolina :59 - 1:03 "mr. trump has definitely contributed to what i think is just irresponsible talk" conservative commentator ann coulter tweeted "trump should deport nikki haley"... ...but coming to her defense was jeb bush who tweeted...'proud of my friend @nikkihaley for delivering a positive & uplifting response' chris clackum, nbc news. republican candidates are making their way across south carolina to speak to voters ahead of more than 500 people connected to the gop committee are also expected to be in the lowcountry starting today, as well as democrats. republican presidential candida

we are less than ten months away from election from the coveted south carolina republican primary. we are less than ten months away from election day, and just a few weeks away from the coveted south carolina republican primary. so now, more than ever, gloves are expected to come off on the debate stage. seven candidates have been invited to tonight's primetime debate. donald trump, ted cruz, marco rubio, ben carson, jeb bush, chris christie and john kasich all taking the stage. organizers are expecting more than 4-thousand people at the north charleston coliseum. the chairman of the south carolina republican party says they had more than 25-thousand individual requests for just 200 public tickets. the remaining 4,000 tickets were republican party activists, leaders and elected officials. the debate starts at 9 tonight on fox business network. and of course, stay with us right here on wis throughout the day as we bring you the latest from the debate. will whitson and charles molineaux will be live in north charleston tonight. wis will have a special decision 2016 show at 7 saturday

an announcement from the republican south carolina governor nicki haley will deliver the gop's responsefter president obama's state of the union address next tuesday. hailey made waves when she called for the confederate flag to be removed from the state house grounds after the massacre at mother emmanuel church in charleston. >>> a chicago-area christian college now wants to fire a head scarf-wearing professor. laurisia hawkins made headlines last month when she started wearing the hijab to show solidarity with muslims. she got into troubling with her employer was when she declared that christians and muslims worship the same god. wheaton college says that is not within its line of view. >>> a u.s. marine is accused of road rage killing on new year's eve. sarah mussquackner was a university of north texas student acting as the designated driver for friends after a party. police say that shots were fired at her car and marine corporal eric jamal johnson is responsible. johnson was arrested at his military base in arizona. >>> we're going to turn our attention to the weather, extreme wea

immediately after the president speaks, republican south carolina governor nicky hailey has been chosen to deliver what we can only imagine will be a critical reaction to the president's speech. on capitol hill, i'm scott thuman. >> marie: that being said we want to let you know about changes to our programming tonight. we will air the state of the union address at 6:00 p.m. then at eight you can catch the hollywood game. following that, your local news update on news 3 live at prime. at ten, nbc dateline and at 11 "news 3 live at eleven." >> reed: back to politics. another poll shows senator bernie sanders ahead of hillary clinton in new hampshire. a monmouth survey finds sanders leading clinton 53-39 percent in the early voting there. the monmouth polls have swung back and forth between the two candidate. you might remember in november clinton led by three points. in september sanders was leading by seven. news in the war on terror. allison starling takes it from here from the terrorism alert desk. >> reporter: from the terrorism adert desk in washington i'm allison starling. the turk

public on what it'll take to get fiscal house in order and clearly that's gonna take a republican president." south carolina governor nikki haley gives the republican address . in the gallery tonight: an empty chair for victims of gun violence. arizona 1:00 - 1:12"i'd like to see another empty chair for the 250k syrians that have slaughtered and barrel bombed, starved to death and tortured by bashar assad thanks to his failed policy." for president obama tonight... policy takes a back seat to vision... and once again... hope. today white house hopefuls will today white house hopefuls will make their pitches to iowa voters... six candidates are scheduled to make stops in the state during the day. the republicans include jeb bush, mike huckabee, carly fiorina, rick santorum, and donald trump. it's just hillary clinton for the democrats. and the latest poll show the former secretary of state is losing support in iowa. a quinnipiac university poll released this morning shows bernie sanders taking the democratic lead with 49 percent. clinton falls back at 44 percent. and martin o'malley is far behind with just 4

hill, no grand statements go without a response. immediately after the president's speech, republican south carolina governor, nicky hailey has been chosen what we can assume a critical reaction to the state of the union. paula. >> thank you, scott. >>> we have reaction rolling in as well. we want to tell people, president people will be at 9:00 tonight. watch it here on local 12:00. we will have highlights and reaction live at local 12 at 11:00. >> expectations for tonight's speech will pour in. sherry brown, he expects the president to reflect on the state of the economy when he >> losing 800 thousand jobs when he took office. since the auto rescue, which is particularly important to ohio, because the whole state is nearly part of auto chain and job growth. since then, we have seen 70 months in a row of unprecedented job growth. >> brown says he hopes president will reach out to congress in things coming up in the year, like sanctions of isis to move money. he also says the president has tried to find some common ground with congress. >>> rob portman does not necessarily agree. he's hoping to work

seven of the republican candidates fired off in south carolina last night-- in the first debate of the $hlull have the breakdown of all the big topics discussed. a local mother is demanding action... after her teenage son was hit in killed earlier this week. why she says officials need to make improvements to the roadway. let's get right out to jayme king! you decide 2016-- the republican candidates faced off in their first debate of 2016-- last night in south carolina. a couple of fiery exchanges between donald trump and ted cruz fox news correspondent joel waldman has more the mother of a teen orange county is death. 14-year-old michael rodriguez was killed wednesday after he was hit by two cars young parkway. the victim's mom improvements made to make it safer for people walking. troopers are investigating the accident... but say the road was very dark. new this morning-- a man accused of breaking into 22 vehicles in the apopka area... is off the streets this morning. police say thomas jordan and two accomplices stole thousands of dollars worth of property from vehicles across the c

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on the nation's debt: speaker of the house :42 - :50 "we're gonna lay out a case to republican president." south carolina governor nikki haley gives the republican addddss . in the gallery tonight: an empty chair for victims of gun violence. arizona 1:00 - 1:12 "i'd like to see another empty chair for the 250k syrians that have slaughtered and barrel bombed, starved to death and tortured by bashar assad thanks to his failed policy." for president obama tonight... policy takes a back seat to vision... and once again... pe. all the lawmakers running for president - democrat and republican - are expected to be here tonight except ted i'm tracie potts in washington - you. after the president gives the state of the union, the republicans will respond and that response will come from right here in the governor nikki haley will give the g-o-p's answer to the president's speech. haley has not said specifically what she'll talk about in her speech. all she has said is that she will not specifically respond to obama's speech. instead the governor says she wants to give an address of her own. state lawmakers are ba

public what it will take to get the country's house in order and leerl it will take a republican president. >> south carolina governor, will give the republican address. an empty chair in the first lady's box, the victims of gun violence. >> i would like to see another empty clare for the 250,000 syrians that have been slaughtered and barrel-bomb and starved to death, and tortured, by bashir assad, thanks to his failed policies. >> reporter: president obama tonight, policy takes a backseat to vision. and once again, hope. all of the lawmakers running for president are expected to be here tonight. democrat and republican. except ted cruz. he is skipping the president's tracie potts, nbc news, washington. >> thank you. >>> overseas today, 10 people were killed, and most of them german tourists, in istanbul turkey. officials say a syrian national suspected to be a member of isis, carried out the suicide attack, in a very popular area near the famous blue mosque. another 15 people were hurt. >>> another explosion killed a family of four overnight in northeast ohio. neighbors say they heard a blast and then saw f

stephanopoulos. >> we heard from the president, just about a minute, the republican response, governor nikki haley of south carolina, republican of south carolina, the first female governor of south carolina, the first and ironically, she said she got inspired to run for office because of hillary clinton in 2003, she heard clinton give a speech, saying women should get more involved in politics. we need more women leaders. that's exactly what she decided to do. this is a thankless task, to get the response. but the republicans figuring she's the governor of south carolina, important early primary state, everybody's got to be nice to her. >> she's on the speed dial of 13 people that are running for president right now that want to moments. she is also, i think, on the short list of many of the candidates, if they were to get the gop nomination, she would be on that list to be selected as the vice presidential nominee. >> she is going to be mentioned many, many times and now we're going to hear from her, the governor of south carolina, ley haley. >> good evening. i'm nicky hay kki haley, governor of the great state o

public on what it'll take to get fiscal house in order and clearly that's gonna take a republican president." south carolina governor nikki haley gives the republican address . in the gallery tonight: an empty chair for victims of gun violence. sen. john mccain, (r) arizona "i'd like to see another empty chair for the 250k syrians that have slaughtered and barrel bombed, starved to death and tortured by bashar assad thanks to his failed policy." for president obama tonight... policy takes a back seat to vision... and once again... hope. all the lawmakers running for democrat and republican - are expected to be here tonight except ted cruz. he's skipping the speech to campaign in new hampshire. tracie potts, nbc news, washington. >> when president obama delivers his speech, kim davis will be in the gallery. she's the kentucky clerk who spent five days in jail for defying federal court orders and refusing to license same- sex marriage. she and her lawyer, mat staver, will both have seats in the house chamber, but nobody has said who invited them. every lawmaker gets one guest ticket to the president's annual

republican. >> south carolina is on the 20th of february. will it happen before then? >> i don't know yet.inking about it and working on it. my expectation is he will be out there with me. i'd love to have him sdplp what's the wait? the details haven't been worked out. if he's still so popular and he is, why isn't he out there helping his brother? >> jeb should be doing anything he can to get any votes. if sarah palin endorsing trump is a benefit to trump, i'd have to think that george w. bush endorsing his brother is a benefit for him on the campaign trail. this has been over for jeb bush for a long time. it is too late. it was late a few months ago. he started out talking about the iraq war and how he would do the same thing with the evidence. now about the iraq that was a mess that took a week. he's been trying to go after trump. it looks ridiculous. he's trump foil. staying in this race is just to the benefit of trump and cruz as long as he's in this race. he is attacking marco rubio who has a chance. i don't get it. >> speaking of marco rubio, the senator talking fashion on the tonigh

republicans running. allyson: south carolina governor nikki haley became the first south carolinians to deliver the republican response. e governor criticized presidents economy and turned to frustration and washington as well. the governor also spoke of the nine i charleston come in noting how the state responded with hugs, not rights, saying was a model the country should model after. more on the state of the union in a moment. patrick: we will go live to washington. first, a quick look at the traffic and the weather. dale: as her look out from paris mountain, starting to see early lights, sunrise at 7:37. a little cooler than what we had typically seen, low 30's in the upstate, even some upper 20's as the temperatures will drop even as the sun starts to come up. dry across the upstate and mountains this morning, but watch out a mitchell county, two spots. friday morning, we may see a little freezing rain develop with rain coming back to the rain on friday. today, we stay dry, chilly breeze in the mountains, 13 to 50 mile-per-hour winds makes it feel colder -- 1350 upper 30's to 40 today. more on the weeken

hold the first in the nation *primary.less than two weeks later, democrats in nevada and republicans in south carolina will cast their votes.followed by nevada republicans three days after that and south carolina democrats on the 27th. 27th.after the early contests comes super tuesday on march first.that's when voters in 15- states will cast their ballots for a nominee.but remember, there are still dozens of states and territories after super tuesday that will still cast their votes before the this friday the final batch of former secretary of state hillary clinton's emails is supposed to be released to the public.but now, the u-s state department says it needs several more weeks. weeks.fox 28 news national correspondent kristine frazao spoke with the journalist who is suing the state department to get those emails out before primary voting begins. begins. "let's build on what we have" on the campaign trail in iowa, hillary clinton has her eye on the endzone.but in washington - a delay of game, with the state department asking the courts for an extra month to release the final batch of her emails - 55

republican presidential candidate jeb bush has a new endorsement and it's from an old competitor- we're talking about south carolina senator lindsey graham. he dropped out of the race for the president last month. the republican's endorsement could play a huge role for bush in south carolina. it's one of the first primary states, and graham's heavily supported there. there's only two weeks before the iowa caucuses, and donald trump is feeling even more confident about his chances to win the republican nomination. in last night's heated g-o-p debate trump and his closest competitor senator ted cruz, dominated much of the discussion. abc's bazi kanani is in washington with more on the debate and reaction. ====take pkg=== donald trump back on the trail today... claiming victory add in here trump hammered the canadian-born ted cruz... claiming cruz might not legally be able to serve as president. there is a big question mark on your head. and you can't do that to the party. "back in september, my friend donald said he had his lawyers look at this from every which way and there was no issue there. cruz blocking trump's

john: south carolina's first in the south republican primary, and choices made by these and other voters, should start thinning out the field. >> i think south carolina may some effect on other states, yes. as far as my decision, i'll go ahead and vote, and then things will change, i'm sure. >> there's good candidates out there, and the 4 that i am thinking of, it's a difficult decision to make among them, but i will have to soon. doesn't endorse candidates, it just gives its members information to help them decide. >> i'm asking people to look not just at the words, but look at their actions throughout their life, and their past. john: the latest polls show donald trump and ted cruz supported by over half of the republican voters in south carolina. and here, those name kept coming up. >> of course, there is always a lot of buzz about donald trump. >> between him and ted cruz, those guys stir the pot, and i like that. john: maybe heating things up here for the next six weeks. john lyon, wyff news 4, greenville. michael: when it comes to voting in south carolina, we can learn a lot from p

place.here's a look at the rest of the republican candidates. south carolina's republican primary is february 20th. 20th.the democratic primary 27th -and the deadline to register to vote in that -- is today. 3 3 as clemson's men's basketball team returns to the well tonight-- one of the school's star athletes is set to accept a special award. award.fox carolina ashley minelli is live there this morning-- 3 tip off for the tigers at 7 tonight against pittsburgh-- but it's also a big night for another student athlete 3 deshaun watson will be accepting a *special* awardno details on what that award will be, presented during half time... just yesterday: schedule announced for 2016 gamehome opener: sept. 3 at auburn dabo: - tough game to 3 start season- second time in 24 years no back to back road games- another possible concern: georgia tech, thursday night game in bobby dodd, clemson fell to yellow new teams... 3 - ironically, dabo noted that "pittsburgh" could be a tough matchup for clemson football... haven't played them in 40 years... - that's who the tigers are

the republican candidates for president square off tonight in two debates in south carolina. only seven republican hopefuls will appear in the prime-time stage. commitment 2016 tonight, wyff news 4's patrick hussion is live in north charleston. it's about to get started, right? patrick: the undercard debate is beginning here in the first presidential debate in the key primary state of south carolina. coming into the debate tonight, the buzz this week has been response to the president's state of the union. some in the republican party have criticized her for going after the front-runner in the polls, donald trump. but she's also getting a lot of praise. i spoke with republican national committee chairman reince priebus about that. >> i guess she's been the governor for a while now, but a great face of the republican party. i try to say to people all the time, we're the party of the young, diverse people that are leading our country, and she's a great example of that. she's done a great job here in south carolina. i think these debates are always, i think, good for the republic

of the republican who gave the gop response. gov. nikki haley/ (r) south carolina "there is more than enough blame to go around. we as republicans need to own that truth." south carolina governor nikki haley especially upset many conservatives with this swipe.... gov. nikki haley/ (r) south carolina "it can be tempting to follow the siren call of the angriest voices" ...that she admitted on the wednesday...was aimed at leaeang republican presidential candndate donald trump. gov. nikki haley/ (r) south carolina "mr. trump has definitely contributed to what i think is just irresponsible talk" conservative commentator ann coulter tweeted "trump should deport nikki haley"... ...but coming to her defense was jeb bush who tweeted...'proud of my friend @nikkihaley for delivering a positive & uplifting response' chris clackum, nbc news. >> when the president arrives in nebraska, governor pete ricketts will be on the tarmac of offut air force base to greet him. ricketts had previouslslsaid he would send his lieutenant governor instead because of scheduling conflicts. bu

in the republican response, south carolina governor nikki haley criticized mister obama's record saying, "the president's record has often fallen far short of his soaring words." you likely also saw our local lawmakers in the audience of the speech. you can hear what they had to say one mother is considering legal action against a nurse she claims hurt her son. that tops the look at our headlines around the nation and the world in 60 seconds. a mother in new mexico is furious after she says a nurse cut off her son's toe. the boy was born prematurely last april -- and has faced a number of complications since then. last month, a nurse accidentally cut off his left pinky toe while cutting tape... that was holding an i-v in his foot. the woman and her husband are considering legal action. a recall alert for walgreens stores across the country. eight ounce jars of "nice!" brand mandarin oranges... have been recalled after complaints that glass shards were found inside. at least three people found glass -- one person was injured. the jars have been nationwide. but if you have the oranges at

south carolina governor nikki haley's republican response criticized broken promises but admitted her party contributes to washington's dysfunction. south carolina 1:05-1:11 "there is more than enough blame to go around. we as republicans need to own that truth." democrats called the president's speech inspiring. republicans say it fell short: texas 1:16-1:20 "i heard the president's words i just wish we would convert to action what the president said." today... the president leaves washington to spread his optimism to a divided nation. audio outcue: tracie potts, nbc news, washington. that starts today in omaha. he'll speak at the university of nebraska before heading to baton rouge - two cities he's never visited as president. now, let's check in with for your first forecast. ben? sunny and chilly today, highs only near 50 thursday, increasing clouds, warmer, highs upper 50s. friday low pressure develops in the gulf and tracks off our coast. some rain may be heavy, rain highs near 60. saturday is dry before the next system forms in the gulf and will bring us a chance of showers on s

south carolina. south carolina republicans keep saying on background that jeb bush is being underestimated in south carolina, that the bush family has always had south carolina wired in republican primaries and jeb will be no different. and maybe that will happen. maybe he'll pull that off. doesn't feel like it, though, does it? jeb bush was supposed to be the establishment choice in this election. that's why rich guys dumped over $100 million on him before he'd even done anything in the campaign. in this election he's supposed to be the establishment guy. he's supposed to be the person who republicans would ultimately settle on after they spent some time flirting with the more extreme candidates or the more kooky candidates and they came to their senses and decided to go with the establishment guy like they always do. it was always going to be jeb. he would be the establishment backup. now less than two weeks from iowa it's becoming clear that the establishment backup guy, that role, the guy who everybody falls back on because they think the other choices are too crazy, now that establishment role is appar

endorsement is also considered a bit of surprise since mcmaster represents the so-called republican establishment in south carolina....a base that for the most part is endorsing jeb bush.mcmaster is the highest ranking state politician to come out in support for the republican 3 that endorsement took place during a campaign rally at the harmon tree farm in lexington county.people from all across the area showed up to hear what he had to say. the audience was so big...that a tent had to be set up outside for the overflow of people.trump stuck to his main talking points. building a wall along the border, his opponents and creating jobs. 3 i will be the greatest jobs president that god ever created.i love the people of south carolina. from day one i've loved them. we will be back a lot. take care of yourselves and make sure you vote. you've got to vote. we love you. 3 in a poll used by cbs released monday, trump holds the lead over the other republican candidates in the state of south carolina. 3 after donald trump announced he would not be at the debate and instead raise money for charity, students decided to do the

if the republicans could have given us the south carolina we want and we know is possible, they would have done it a long time ago. it's time for us as a state to look up from these distractions and misinformation because we are better than that. you're smarter than that. we as south carolinians, we are family. and i and my colleagues urge you to come home to the democratic party, the party that cares about you and your family. everyone is welcome here. good night. god bless you and your family and god bless the state of south carolina. >> you were listening there to lancaster county giving her rebuttal to the state of the state address that governor nikki haley just gave. nurel asking for immunity between the parties. >> as well as more spending on roads and education. as well as healthcare through the obamacare care expansion of medicaid medicaid. >> we have it in its entirety on our website as well as representative nurel's response. then he flipped, and worked with liberal chuck schumer to co-author the path to citizenship bill. he threatened to vote against it. and then voted for