i am little specialist sean boyd. -- political specialist sean boyd. >> i'm a political analyst. gentlemen, thank you both for being here for the final debate of this election season. >> democratic incumbent john hickenlooper is running for his second term. he ran after serving for two terms. the governor moved to colorado in 1981 as a geologist, but lost his job in the economic downturn. in 1988, he opened his first brew pub. he is 62 years old and has one son. challenger, --n his republican challenger bob , beauprez is a colorado native. he served for two terms before running for governor in 2006. he has managed both a bank and his family's real estate. bob is 66 and has been married to claudia for 44 years. they have four children and four grandchildren. >> we want to begin on public safety. an explosive ad suggested that governor hickenlooper is partly to blame for the murder of a state prison chief. tom clemens. we want to show the entire original ad. [video clip] >> with john hickenlooper as governor, is your family safe? >> that ad prompted lisa clements to send to bob bea

he also said, i think according to sean boyd here at channel four, implemented 2000 new regulations in the last few years and is what i'm hearing from people. ones,nice little inconsequential, they got reduced, but the 2000 that we now live under. under john's watch, his administration, we've got about 100,000 pages of regulations per year. does anybody think the a challenge -- think the challenge in getting the economy moving is that we have been under regulated? i don't. >> mr. hickenlooper, do you have a rebuttal? is your beer good? [laughter] >> i wish i could take credit for, but i sold out of my part of the interest a long time ago. i will say the regulations we industry, -- in any you have certain companies that are outliers that are reckless for whatever reason, trying to get a little extra margin. that's what the regulations are for. it's why we work so hard when we did the methane regulations to make sure you cap the red tape out of it. every dollar spent is going to make sure the air is cleaner and that's why we have industry working hand in glove with the environmental comm