watch what sam brownbeck tells him here. this is just amazing. >> people, i don't think they don't like change, i don't think they trust change. i said, look, we've got to get our tax rates down. >> and about that experiment word? >> yeah, i shouldn't have used that word. but the good news is it's working well. we're growing. we've got record employment in kansas. >> then, after a brief discussion -- >> the things we're doing are not anything new. we've got nine states without an income tax. that's not new. nothing we're doing is new. it's new that we're doing it, but nothing that we're doing is typically what's been done before. >> nothing we're doing is new. now, it's new that we're doing it. nothing new here. >> it's not new. it's new that -- we're not doing anything new. what we're doing is new. it's new that we're doing it. did i say new? did i say we're doing an experiment? i meant would you like some spearmint? today, a kansas court heard a court case about the u.s. senate race in which republicans are trying to force

you see moderate republicans revolt from the governor, sam brownbeck in a tough race there and pat robertsn the senate primary had a contentious primary against a tea party challenger. he beat him by only eight points. robertson is a hard-time consolidating that support and winning backing from the tea party voters. sarah palin can help with that. the question is at the end of the day does roberts bring his voters back home? it's not clear. the polls show the race close. >> they're getting everybody out there. sarah palin, john mccain, rand paul, jeb bush. it's all hands on deck there. >> they're sending their strategists in there. trying to revamp the campaign. >> you have a challenger in the race who won't say who he comes to washington who he's going to caucus with. he basically said he'd caucus with whoever has the majority. >> it may come down to one seat, could come up with him. >> 37 days left, anyone who tells you they know how the senate is going is making it up. we have a lot of great races. everybody sit tight. tom roe's news today, our great reporters share tips and get you out

you contrast that with sam brownbeck, he faced the voters and said this is what we're going to do. people know what he stands for. even voters who don't agree with him i think respect him for being honest up front and saying exactly what he was going to do. i think his support will grow as people reap the rewards as the economy grows. the safest thing to do, you're right. he could have sat back his first four years and done nothing but that's not why, i know sam. i know the reason he ran for office was to make a difference. i respect and admire that. i think it's the only reason to run for office. there are too many people who run for office to get the title and the perks. we don't need those folks in office. they need to get out of the way. i'm proud he is fighting so hard for his views, his position, to improve his state. >> i apologize to my colleagues for not being able to get everybody's question in. thank you for coming, sir. appreciate it. >> i look forward to coming back. >> thank you, sir. >> monday night on the communicators wade baker chief technology officer and securit

and with governor sam brownbeck marking october as zombie preparedness month.a fun way to remind people to be prepared for natural disasters. >> we want to engage account community. and our public safety partners. and reminding people. it is time to be safe. it raises the awareness for us in the state. >> they have home emergency kids and emergency supplies that will last three days. >> you won't be prepared to out last an attack of the zombies. >> we have a special programming announcement for you. tv's number 1 drama "the walking dead" is back on. you can catch the episodes every wednesday at 9:00 p.m. followed by the kron 4 in had yous at 11:00 p.m. >>> they raised money for kids with the special needs at a fundraiser last night. it is the eighth annual in the equine dinner raised in alamo. they use horses to help children and teens with challenges. there was a silent auction and dancing and a raffle. >>> there is a new study that find beer may be good for your brain. they have found a type of flavanoid in beer that helps cognitive function. it is called beh

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the republican governor of kansas, sam brownbeck has resisted that.s greg orman for expanding medicaid or against it? >> i think the message that governor brownback has sent to the working poor in kansas, if you have a health care crisis, your best solution is to quit your job. and i think that's a bad message to send. i think we have, we have a real issue in kansas with our critical access facilities. that are now underfunded as a result of governor brownback's decision. and so ultimately i think he's, he's made a poor decision. >> and what about immigration reform? will he support the plan that is now sitting in the house, a path to citizenship for the undocumented with fines and penalties? >> i think if you're here on an undocumented basis, you should have to register with i.c.e. you should have to pay a fine or perform some community service, as an acknowledgement that the law has been broken. i think if you uphold the laws, hold down a job and pay taxes, you should be able to stay here. >> i asked him about the governor's race in kansas. sam brow