i have known the senator robert ford and i have known dr. rex for a number of years.believe this is the way the public discussion should be conducted. i believe this is the way a public debate should occur and i am proud of what we have done regardless of the outcome of this election, i have worked hard to become south carolina's next governor. for a democrat to win, you have to work harder it regardless of the outcome, i will continue to work with these two gentlemen and work to better south carolina along with the folks in this audience and many of you watching on television. it has been an honor and privilege. thank you for having me. [applause] we want to thank the staff here at carolina coastal university and thanks to our other university partners. please vote next tuesday at the primary. for all of us, have a great night and good night from coastal carolina. [applause] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] >> today's headlines and calls are next on today's "washington journal." attorney

the next question for senator robert ford. >> as --senator ford? -- is this question for senator ford? can you speak to pensioninstance you kept jobs? >> bi lost time in chryslyer because of the confederate flag. we were able to convince [unintelligible] the wind turbines like it talked about earlier. i was involved in that project to defend that project. that is, district but i defend the project and that will bring 4000 jobs. >> in charleston county, would you relocate boeing or video poker machines? >> both. we need both. $3.5 billion of budget, and thousands of teachers laid off and employees. we could get that money right away. how the one of them is considering some form of gaming. north carolina just passed a poker plan. we had better get some money here and get it quick because you'll be crying in a few days of the fact that we do not have no money to pay you. we have to have some money and gaming is the only thing left. >> we will likely be crying anyway. >> not if i am governor. you will have the money. >> i have been involved in numerous

robert ford and vincent sha heen participate in a debate hosted by news 13.ive coverage on c-span, c-span radio and c-span.org. it begins at 7:00 eastern. today, president obama said bp could face criminal charges over the gulf of mexico oil spill. he also named an inquiry commission. his remarks are next. then we hear from eric holder who is in the gulf region. later come remarks from admiral thad allen, who heads up the federal goveenment's response to the oil spill. >> suspend, our public affairs content is available on television, radio, and on line. you can also connect with us on took care, facebook, and youtube. sign up for a scheduler e-mails @ c-span.org. >> president obama introduced the co-chairman of an independent commission that will investigate the bp gulf of mexico oil spill. bob gramm is a former democratic senator from florida. william reilly and led the epa from 1989 to 1982 -- 1992. this is almost 10 minutes. >> good morning. >> good morning. i just met

state senators robert ford and vincent shahid will participate in an hour-long debate hosted by wbtw news 13. live coverage on c-span, c-span radio and c-span.org begins at 7:00 p.m. eastern. >> new british prime minister and conservative party leader david cameron answers questions in his first prime minister's questions as head of the coalition government. live from the british house of commons wednesday at 10:00 a.m. eastern. >> this weekend, noted feminist, author, and legal scholar martha nussbaum has written or contributed to more than 20 books on liberal education, ethics, sexism, and legal justice. live sunday on c-span 2. >> nv's primary election is june 8. republican candidates are vying for senate majority leader harry reid of's seat. this form was held a couple of weeks ago and is moderated. >> he is the most reviled man washington among conservatives, and now southern republicans are offering the right to take on u.s. senate majority leader harry reid. next, on "face to face." >> this is "face to face." >> welcome to "face to face." we bring you news and commentary you w

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