schauer. mr. schauer, you said your oepbt $1 billion from education sppding. where do you come up with that number? first i want to thank you and it is great to be the wafrp state university. raised in livingston county where my dad was a and my mom a nurse. they taught me the key to good education.od a is true that rick cut billion dollars from public schools, raised taxes on seniors 80% to 90% pay raises to the top executives in state government. that is wrong. the key to a good job is a good education. priority.number one verifiable re some sources you can look to. senate fiscal agency. $930 rst budget cot million from schools. told the kalamazoo stkpwet that those would-gazette would be difficult. the cuts he cut $300 per pupil. our kid.s they have more clouded lassrooms, teachers tkf the materials. basic programs have been eliminated. schools is a fact that still have less per pupil classroom than when he started four years ago but i will close with this. take my word for it. talk to any teacher. members, chool board parents, school directs all around the

and markrick snyder schauer [applause] gentlemen, welcome. as kristy noted, there are a few rules in this format. , but we do us that you keep your answers concise. you have foregone opening statements. we can get right to questions. the coin toss behind the stage puts the first question to mark schauer. cutsaid your opponent has one billion dollars from education spending. where do you come up with that number? >> it is great to be at wayne state university. teacher and my mom was a nurse. i saw the difference being made. they taught me that the key to a good job is a good education. now, it is true that governor rick snyder got $1 billion from public schools. 80% and 90% pay raises to his top executives treat i think that is wrong. the key to a good job is a good education. it is my number one priority. there are some verifiable services that source and you can look to. budget cut $930 million from public schools. he even told the kalamazoo gazette that those costs would be difficult. he is right. classroom -- he cut $300 per pupil. that pu

. >> reporter: it's that economic uncertainty that challenger mark schauer, a former state legislatorauer is asking the classic question, are you doing better than you were four years ago? you're saying the biggest issue is the economy and where people feel they are now? >> i think it's who the economy is working for and i think they see rickç snyder's economy may work for the folks at the top but it's not working for them. the guy who ran four years ago ran as one tough nerd and as soon asç he took office he got tough on the wrong people. >> reporter: schauer started capitalizing on education concerns in michigan mentioning frequently he's the son of a teacher. betty is a recently retired school teacher. >> i think he knows so much about it because of his background of his parents and he understands what's being undermined and what's happening. >> reporter: fueling the biggest controversy, schauer says governor snyder has cut $1 billion from education. >> it is undisputable that his first budget cut funding for our pre-k through 12th grade schools by $930 million. further cut commu

the services tax --mark schauer. and newspaper called mark schauer her go to guy. "rockstar,"im a with 3000 jobs lost in crippling debt. leaving michigan drowning in debt. cut $1rnor rick snyder billion magic and. $1 billion. now he claims he increased school funding? >> not in my classroom. >> or mine. >> definitely not mine. >> my classroom got more crowded. >> teachers were laid off. >> it hurts the economy -- a good job comes from a good education. >> rick snyder did cut $1 billion from education. >> we know because we see it everyday. >> watch as the tenets in that michigan governor's race face off in debate live tomorrow's is what p.m. eastern here on c-span. next, a look at how u.s. foreign-policy toward latin america including trade and immigration impacts the voting behavior of hispanic citizens, hosted by the center for strategic and international study, this handled discussion is just over one hour. >> ok, i think we will get started here. good morning, and welcome to csis. i am glad you could join us. my name is carl meacham, and i am the director of th

incumbent rick snyder against live at mark schauer, 6:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> this weekend on the c-span networks -- tonight at 9:00 p.m., colin powell talks about world affairs. sunday evening at 8:00 on "q&a," robert timber talks about how as a marine in vietnam a landmine explosion nearly killed him and changed his life. tonight on "afterwords," atul gawande on why he feels medical science should do more for the aging and dying. free-marketein on capitalism and its impact on climate change. tonight on american history tv war,span3, king george's how it helped establish regional identities and a viable fighting experience for the american revolution. and sunday night, president ford 's congressional testimony on the nixon pardon. find our television schedule at www.c-span.org, and let us know what you are thinking about the programs you are watching. call us, e-mail us, for send us a tweet. join the conversation -- like us on facebook. follow us on twitter. >> this week on "the communicators," we talk with legislators on pending telecomm

granholm calls schauer a rock star. rockstar? for 300,000 jobs lost in crippling debt come a granholm tax ways of michigan drowning in debt. >> governor rick snyder cut a billion dollars from education, a billion dollars. now he claims city increased school funding? >> added my classroom. >> or mine. >> a not mine. >> rick snyder's education cuts that my classroom is more crowded crowded. >> hurts the economy. a good job cost of a good education. >> rick snyder cut a billion dollars in education. we know because we see it everyday. >> both candidates will debate sunday. c-span has live coverage at 6:00 eastern. we'll cover shoelaces between incumbent rick snyder and his schauer a tossup. pulling ahead by an average of four percentage points. .. >> next, can he'll talk about the political books out right now, including ralph mader and his latest, called "unstoppable "the emerging left-right alliance to dismantle the corporate state. and then paul ryan, the way forward, and then new york center kirsten gillibrand talks about her bo

schauer. governor snyder was first 2010, with more than 58% of the vote. this comes courtesy of the free press and detroit public television. now let me introduce the candidates for governor. governor rick snyder and schauer.an mark [applause] >> gentlemen, welcome. as christy noted there are few rules in this format, no clock, buzzers but we do ask that concise sour answers we can move through as many issues as possible. have foregone opening statements so we can get right to questions. the stage putsd the first question to mr. schauer. yourchauer, you've said opponent has got cut $1 billion from education spending, where do you come up with that number? you.rst i want to thank it's great to be at wayne state university. i was raised in livingston my dad was a teach are and my mom was a nurse. they taught me that the key to a a good education. that rick cut a billion dollars from public seniors raised taxes on and gave 80, 90% pay raises to executives in state government. i think that's wrong

snydernt governor rick faces off against mark schauer. here is a look at the recent television ads released by the candidates in that race. >> first thing's first, when you elect a new governor they are inheriting a $1.5 billion deficit and budget battles were and and bears saying annual nightmare. for rebuilding michigan .oundations we carefully invest education, health care, jobs, our kids. this recovery will last for generations. >> i am mark schauer and i am running for governor because rick snyder works for the wealthy, but it is not working for the rest of michigan. with thousands of jobs on the line i thought to rescue the auto industry. there is still so much to do. they get rid of tax break that send our jobs overseas. our economy should work for everyone, not just the wealthy. grantna third -- jennifer signed one of the largest tax increases in history. it is called her go to guy in the senate. rockstar, with 300,000 jobs lost and crippling debt. michigan has been left drowning in debt. >> rick snyder cut $1 billion from educati

in michigan democrat mark schauer n-come bent rick snyder are one point apart. one point separates scott walker and his opponent. tom wolf is down double digits. >>> authorities in washington are releasing details of the school shooting that left three dead and two more hospitalized. the county sheriff said jaylen fryberg texted his victims to invite them to lunch before shooting them and then turning the gun on himself. investigators are looking into how the 15-year-old got access to a gun, a .40 caliber gun legally owned and registered by a family member. >> reporter: before killing himself witnesses say jaylen fryberg shot five of his friends including two cousins inside the school's cafeteria. >> the information we got the five people were tar get were invited to table. it's our understanding he did so via texting. >> reporter: three victims remain in the hospital. two are in critical condition. one is now awake and breathing on his own. on twitter he wrote a message to the gunman, i love you and forgive you jaylen. rest in peace. fryberg was a popular fresh

governor rick snyder and mark schauer [applause] >> gentlemen, welcome.kristy noted, there are a few rules in this format. no buzzers, but we do us that you keep your answers concise. you have foregone opening statements. we can get right to questions. the coin toss behind the stage puts the first question to mark schauer. you said your opponent has cut one billion dollars from education spending. where do you come up with that number? >> it is great to be at wayne state university. my dad was a teacher and my mom was a nurse. i saw the difference being made. they taught me that the key to a good job is a good education. now, it is true that governor rick snyder got $1 billion from public schools. he gave 80% and 90% pay raises to his top executives treat i think that is wrong. the key to a good job is a good education. it is my number one priority. there are some verifiable services that source and you can look to. his first budget cut $930 million from public schools. he even told the kalamazoo gazette that those costs would be difficult. he is right. i

in michigan, a new poll has rick snyder eight points over mark schauer.onsin, look at this one, the recent poll has scott walker holding a thin, slim vote over mary burke. walker 50, burke, 45. first lady michelle obama is in wisconsin right now, campaigning for mary burke. tomorrow, we'll be highlighting some of the hottest governors' races right now on "hardball." we'll be back after this. we're back. just a few minutes left. it seems to me that the big thing you get if you're the republicans and take over the senate, you get the subpoena power. that's what went after reagan, it's what caused bill clinton to be impeached. if you get that power, you have power. >> and you control it not just in the ability to give obama a hard time, you really have to look at clinton. i think -- that's the thing about it. >> you go after benghazi for the hundredth time. >> yeah, you can. i think the big question for republicans will be are they going to want to relitigate obama's continuum. or will they want to think about 2016. >> it's like the clown show over there. bu

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congressman mark schauer. >> gentlemen, welcome. as christie noted, there are few in this format. no clock, no buzzers but we ask you keep your answers throughso key with move as many issues as

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and sunday, the michigan governor's debate between rick snyder and democrat mark schauer. more than 100 debates for the control of congress. >>> now, more about the relationship between the government and the press. in august, reuters news president steve add ler spoke about restrictions put on journalists by the obama administration. whistleblowers, national security and media bias, hosted by the national association of black journalists. this is about an hour. >> good afternoon, everyone. here to host and moderate today's session is pierre thomas. 2012 nabj journalist of the year. he joined the network in november of 2000 and reports for several programs including "world news," "good morning america," and "nightline." thomas was also the key member of the abc news team coverage that won edward r. murrow awards for the capture of osama bin laden, the assassination attempt against congresswoman gabby giffords, and the newtown elementary school massacre. he was a key member of the abc team covering the terrorist attacks of september 11th, winning a peabody award, a dupont c

eastern, the michigan governor's incumbentween rick snyder and mark schauer. >> in minnesota, democraticcent poll has senator his opponent by eight percentage points. the candidates held the first televised debate last week in duluth, minnesota. this is an hour. >> the election year is in full swing. we are pleased to carry the debate. >> next is the u.s. senate debate between al franken and mike defatted. -- mike mcfadden. we will begin with senator franken. >> i would like to thank the tribune and the chamber for hosting this debate. northeast minnesota took it on the chin and the great recession, but you are fighters, and duluth is coming back strong. i have done everything i can to be a partner in the process. we have got to make sure recovery reaches everyone. i have worked across party lines to pass a bill to make sure american steel is used in federal water project. and to secure the funding used in the dredging of lake superior. i successfully fought to get millions for harbor improve. i fought to make sure the fighter wing became an active associate unit. if you continue to be a

. >> we are on the campus of wayne state university with governor rick snyder and mark schauer

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michigan governors debate between the incumbent governor rick snyder and democrat mark schauer. >> the pentagon held a briefing today on the military's response to the ebola outbreak. gives anodriguez update on the 4000 military personnel on the ground in the u.s. mission. this is 20 minutes. >> i am proud to welcome general david rodriguez. he is here to give you an update on u.s. contributions to the in westagainst ebola africa. i will turn it over to you. i will moderate. >> good morning. i am glad to have the opportunity to talk to you about the government effort to help contain the outbreak of ebola in west africa. president considers mobilizing resources to enable success of the effort. with theed this president, who underscored american leadership in containing the epidemic at its source. the military focus is on training,logistics, and support. we stood up headquarters in command in liberia, regional coordination of u.s. military support to the u.s. and international relief efforts. finally, we placed two additional mobile medical labs into operation last week, significantly in

sunday, live at 8:00 p.m., the michigan governor's debate between rick snyder and fark shower -- mark schauer. >> now the colorado governor's debate where john hickenlooper bob. republican challenger debate courtesy of political and the general -- denver metro chamber is 45 minutes. governor hickenlooper says his record has added jobs introduced the unemployment rate. you have been critical of his toord in comparison surrounding states have read specifically, what is your first first policies to reverse course? >> thank you for the opportunity. for what i thought coloradans about was an attack, it are clearly hitting enter. here is -- they are clear about the answer. it is government. government, wonder if any body thinks what is holding us back is we haven't been regulated enough. i don't think so. can't prove it if it is not pulled jobs, though economic opportunity. -- all caps -- pro >> why not freeze the regulations? >> the -- constitutionally you can't freeze the regulations. there's a process you have to go through which is what we've been doing. we eliminated over 1,500 regulations, si

governor's michigan debate between republican rick snyder and democrat mike -- mark schauer. more than 100 debates for the control of congress. up, treasury secretary jack lew talking about the state of the global economy, his recent trip to australia to meet with other finance ministers, and the upcoming world bank in washington.e treasury secretary spoke yesterday at the peterson institute for international economics. >> good morning, ladies and gentlemen. it is my pleasure to welcome you all back to the pearson institute for national economics. it has been our privilege to support and encourage high-level discussion of policy issues, to thelarly every year run-up to the imf world bank fall and spring meeting. i'm delighted to have been host as was the person before me to a number of finance ministers and heads of state and central bank governors around the world, but today we are particularly pleased and honored to have with us the honorable 76th secretary of the united states treasury. was confirmed by the united states on february 27 last year. he previously had been whi

schauer. >> in the colorado governor's incumbent hickenlooper faced off against bob beauprez last week. this runs about one hour and 10 minutes. welcome to the, "denver post" debate series, 2014. thanks for watching this live online, thanks for coming. it is gratifying to see such interest in our debate. we like to think that the most important aspects of the campaign season are the debates. it gives you a chance to see the candidates answer what we hope are serious questions without notes or talking points from the staff in the pressure of real-time. tonight you are lucky enough to feature one of the most important races in colorado, the governor's race, with a debate between its current occupant, the governor's office current and his challenger. moderating with me is joey bunch . we ask that tonight that you .uys hold applause big reaction for after the debate. i understand a little bit of the chuckle or the recognition of acute statement, but if anyone starts to heckle or become tooxious, we will ask them leave. our debate will feature a mixture of four different categories of russi

eastern, the michigan governors debate between rick snyder and mark schauer.e than 100 debates for the control of congress. this weekend on the c-span networks, tonight at 9:00, a memorial service for president reagan's press secretary. on saturday night at 9:00, colin powell talks about world affairs . , how is aning at 8:00 marine in vietnam, a land explosion nearly killed him and changed his life. c-span2,t 8:00 on ralph nader calls for an alliance between parties to take on the issues that plague america. , why he night at 10:00 feels medical science should be doing more for the aging and dying. sunday after 7:00, naomi klein on free market capitalism and its impact on climate change. c-span3, tony0 on explains the museum's mission of preserving and presenting the agency's history. saturday at 8:00, the king george's war of the 1740's here it helped the american colonists gain valuable fighting experience for their own revolution. 8:00, president ford's congressional testimony on the nixon party. find our television schedule on www.c-span.org and let us kn

sunday michigan's incumbent governor rick snyder faces former congressman mark schauer live on sunday at 6:00. >>> earlier this year a house subcommittee looked into brain injuries from football, hockey and other sports. officials with the nhl and the national hockey league talked about addressing the issue. we hear from professional and student athletes. congressman literary chaired the hearing. it's about three hours. >>> all right. i want to thank every for being here. we are now with the full committee ranking member, the gentleman from california, joins us. we now have the ability to start our hearing so i will introduce you after my statement and before you start your testimony. so good morning and welcome to this morning's hearing. today it's my hope to learn what steps are being taken to make sports participation safer for all athletes. every day parents make choices about whether or not to let their son or daughter play soccer or what kind of mouthpiece to buy their son for his first day of pop warner football. unfortunately it seems like every day we hear how participation c

the michigan governor's debate between incumbent governor rick snyder republican and democrat mark schauer. more than 100 debates for the control of congress. >> next, white house cyber security coordinator michael daniel. he says the obama administration will push congress to pass several cyber security bills. then political debates from illinois. in the state's 17th district congresswoman sherry busos is facing former representative bobby schilling in a rematch of the 2012 race. then between the governor pat quinn and republican businessman bruce rauner. former white house press secretary james brady died in august. tomorrow a memorial service will be held at the newseum. mr. brady served in the reagan administration, was shot during a 1981 assassination attempt on the president. vice president biden and a number of former white house press secretaries will be attending the ceremony. we'll have live coverage here on c-span. and later in the day the house homeland security committee will hold a field hearing in the dallas/ft. worth area to hear from officials about the state's response to

and sunday, the michigan governor's debate between rick snyder and democrat mark schauer. more than 100 debates for the control of congress. >>> now, more about the relationship between the government and the press. in august, reuters news president steve add ler spoke about restrictions put on journalists by the obama administration. whistleblowers, national security and media bias, hosted by the national association of black journalists. this is about an hour. >> good afternoon, everyone. here to host and moderate today's session is pierre thomas. 2012 nabj journalist of the year. he joined the network in november of 2000 and reports for several programs including "world news," "good morning america," and "nightline." thomas was also the key member of the abc news team coverage that won edward r. murrow awards for the capture of osama bin laden, the assassination attempt against congresswoman gabby giffords, and the newtown elementary school massacre. he was a key member of the abc team covering the terrorist attacks of september 11th, winning a peabody award, a dupont c

we got a mark schauer thing going on and rick snyder thing, and it's about a billion dollars. and i would like to say we're aware that funding for school is close in michigan, we have a serious water problem in flint. we're going to stick to the local politics here. host: that will be the last call on this topic on the into of the campaign. coming up, we're going to talk about president obama's role in campaign 2014. he has several events planned in this last couple days before election day. joining us is paul brandies from "west wing reports." later on in the program the president this week announcing several new initiatives specifically aimed towards manufacturing. we'll talk about that and the state of manufacturing in the united states with scott paul with the american alliance for manufacturing. but again, point you to another debate that you can see on c-span, this was the candidates for louisiana senate that took place last night. they made their final pitch to voters. during the debate the three candidates were asked a question about economic prosperity and the millenn

off againster faces mark schauer. live sunday at 6 p.m. eastern, here on c-span. next week, we'll be live from where senate republican leader mitch mcconnell finds himself in a tight battle with his allison grimes. the two will debate one another eastern.ght at 8 live coverage here on c-span. both candidates have been ads inng a number of recent weeks. here's a look at a few of them. >> you are mitch. 30 years, who is doing better? mitch has voted himself six pay over $200,000d worth of special interest perks travel. and here at home, incomes are down 9%. fallen to 44th in jobs and lost over 43,000 manufacturing jobs. seems mitch has watchdog working for him -- has washington working for him and not us. >> i'm mitch mcconnell and i message.his >> allison grimes says this election is not about her hisort for barack obama and failed policies. >> i'm not barack obama. >> but obama himself says a vote for allison is a vote for his policies. >> i'm not on the ballot this but make no mistake. these policies are on the ballot. them.single one of >> obama needs grimes. mi