john thune has one idea, bill nelson has another idea -- and you. yeah, okay. and then i think we want to continue this. we want to make this a continuing search of this oversight committee. we have jurisdiction over sports, all sports, all sports. and we have the ability to subpoena, we have the ability to -- we created a special investigations unit. we're very into this subject. i personally am, i think our members are. so this is a part of a process here. so i'm going to have some tough questions for our panel as the ncaa and its members schools, are they a cartel? have they become an enterprise which is no different than the corporate witnesses who have appeared before this committee

thank you, senator rockefeller and senator thune. thank you, members of the committee, guests, sports fans, educators. i'm honored to be here. the subject for your hearing today, college sports and the well-being of college athletes, is full of minefields and myths. i hope to offer some summary comments for possible discussion under three headings -- amateurism, balance, and equity. amateurism has become the distinguishing feature of ncaa governments. it is identified in official pronouncement as the bedrock principle of college athletics. the ncaa bylaws define and mandate amateur conduct as follows -- student athletes should be amateurs in an intercollegiate sport and their participation should be motivated primarily by education and by the physical, mental, and social benefits to be derived. student participation in intercollegiate athletics is an avocation, and student athletes should be protected from exploitation by professional and commercial enterprises, closed quote. that's ncaa bylaw 2.9. the word "amateur" reflects conflic

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. >> we have more now with senator thune. what about that. is turkey supporting the coalition in your view? >> well, the commitment they made to allow some space for training the syrian opposition is a welcome development, but they've got to become way more robust in this. there's no question about that. turkey is a nato country. this could be a humanitarian crisis, a disaster with massive civilian casualties if kobani falls. there are historic reasons with kurds for why i think turkey is relu reluctant to engage more. the more territory that isis takes, the more emboldened they become. they are fighting a dual front battle now west of baghdad. this is a situation that demands some very aggressive action and i think the administration really needs to intensify and double down their efforts to get turks more engaged and i'll add to that. our other nato and coalition partners need to put pressure on the turks as well. >> we've heard from the turks and they've said we're not going to put boots on the ground when the u.s. doesn't have boots on th

senator john thune, bill shoester, say a bill is timely. even democratic senator bill nelson pushed for a ban, calling the situation a matter of national security. against that backdrop, house lawmakers are convening the latest hearing to focus on the ebola outbreak. it will take place this afternoon. in prepared testimony from cdc director tom frieden, he will insist this outbreak can and will be stopped. dr. fauci from the nih will tell congress that two ebola vaccines are headed for clinical testing. pennsylvania republican congressman tim murphy will be running that hearing. he joins me live now from the hill. congressman, let's just start with your thoughts, your personal thoughts, on the travel ban. how far would that go to help? >> i think it would be very helpful to have a travel ban, for people coming from the hot zones in western africa. we also have to recognize that u.s. citizens have a right to come back ton the united states. but upon their return, i do not want to just rely upon a quick fever screen or a quick question from p

and they have become nato ally, and at this moment they're haggling over whether they should train 4 thunesyrian opposition forces? they should be getting the turkish army together for a fight, working side-by-side with the ute. turkey is a big disappointment and doesn't bode well for their membership in the european union. >> it would be useful for people to look at reality now instead of what we're hearing from everybody. the arrests -- realities are that says if the government doesn't come around this can't work and there's no military solution to this crisis, and yet we continue this pinpoint bombing which makes the whole world watching this, including the american people. we're not going to put ground troops in there. if not, is there another solution sniff not, what the hell are we doing? >> it's a mess. and i have not always liked hearing john mccain be so hawkish -- >> everything, just have another war. that's the answer to everything. that's not what this is. >> that's not what this so we're in a conundrum right now. it's can you get an alliance built -- can the obama administrati

. >> and i remember john thune got elected. when he lost the race, he didn't contest it. he took the loss like a genetic. he didn't complain about election irregularities. he said i'll take the loss because the people are thatted that. larry took the loss. he took it. he didn't complain. >> i was a little like that too. don't forget we'll have a seamless transition between iowa senate race and the presidential race beginning in iowa. so that makes iowa -- even more important argued over ground. >> based upon this ebola thing, there will be a lot of hotels. airline tickets, hotels, get your rooms cheap. howard fineman, we agree on many things. >> when we come back, hillary clinton is campaigning. we'll hear what she has to say. (receptionist) gunderman group. gunderman group is growing. getting in a groove. growth is gratifying. goal is to grow. gotta get greater growth. i just talked to ups. they got expert advise, special discounts, new technologies. like smart pick ups. they'll only show up when you print a label and it's automatic. we save time and money. time? money?

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. >> i'm john thune, for years i fought for what matters for the people of south dakota.ften in opposition of president obama and his supporters. this november, if you can make south dakota's voice in washington even stronger by electing mike rounds to join me in the united states senate. with mike, our state will have two senators working together to get our country headed back in the right direction. please join me in supporting mike rounds for the united states senate. >> i'm mike rounds and i approve this message. >>> i'm larry pressler and i approve this message. i'm here on the farm that i grew up still owned by my brother. and 30 years ago, they know i championed social security. the republicans are attacking with me background checks on guns. they know i supported the bob dole plan. and on the keystone the pressler pipeline plan is dedicated to south dakota oil. that's south dakota jobs and independence. >>> it's time to do something different. on election day, you're going to vote for the candidate you really support. not the one other people are saying it suppor

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senator thune is working on that proposal, it should be in the next legislative session. as governor, i look forward to that bill being presented, because i would sign into it law. >> moderator: all right. because of the coin toss, we have two minute closing remarks, and you start and you conclude. bujak: thank you. ladies and gentlemen, thank you for being here tonight. when november gets here, you have an important choice to make. you're going to choose idaho's next governor. you could choose governor otter. if you do, you lock yourself into four more years of cronyism and corruption, you lock yourself into medicaid expansion because even though he says it's not a guarantee, it's coming down the pipe. idaho will dig deeper into a pit from which it will not be able to emerge. you can vote for mr. balukoff, but if you elect a democrat, he will be stonewalled by a republican legislature who will not let him implement. the other choice is to vote for me. i'm the only conservative candidate on the ballot x. before you say, but you're a third party candidate and you can't win