Americans want people who believe in limited government and the constitution. Be theoure going to next senator, you better understand how the government works. People are struggling to survive in this country. People will have to come together and work together. This is the texas debate and the race for the u. S. Senate. We are live from our studios in dallas. I am shelley kofler. I will be the moderator for the final debate between republican ted cruz and democrat paul sadler. Welcome, and gentlemen, and welcome to my panelists. We have with us peggy fikac, ross ramsey, and pedro rojas. We invite you to join the conversation on twitter. We will begin by diving into it some of these policy issues. There is a concern that many texans put at the top of their list. A lot of people want a better way of living. By coming year, they should stay here if they can abide by the simple laws of no stealing and not doing anything crime worthy. Children of Illegal Immigrants should be allowed to sta
New york has always had very proabortion laws. New york can have whatever laws it once and it would not affect it. Would you advocate for the overturn of roe v. Wade . Would you like to see it . Of course. It was a terrible constitutional decision. There was a lot of confusion on this. If it were overturned, the decision would return to the state. Each state can decide what policy they want. I am prolife. There is no doubt about that. I believe that every single human being from conception until natural death has the right to life. The includes elderly, the disabled, everyone. When i see that little picture of a baby in the ultrasound, that is a human being. It is entitled to respect. That is up to state legislators. As i go around the state, i do not hear anyone talking about abortion issue. My opponent wants to talk about this issue because you want to distract from her terrible record on the economy. Senator. I disagree with my opponent. I believe everyone has a right to make a deci
ratings. well, he ills out. donald trump saying that with their back and forth with each other he should have gotten out then, got out now. big questions how that changes the republican race if at all or whether it could make a lindsey degree ham a bit of a kingmaker in his state of north carolina. who knows. justin has a better idea than i would that do you think? i think more than anything, lindsey graham was under one percent in the polls so not necessarily his massive support among the republican base that people will be vying for but certainly he has locked up influence sal supporters in influential supporters in south carolina that people like mash co rubio, jeb bush, will be vying for and his donors, and his endorsement as well as that of john mccain, who had endorsed him very early on, many republican candidates will be competing for. if you re trying to get his supporters in a state where he was polling poorly, his home state, but polling not so well there, t
[cheers and applause] [indistinct conversations] [indistinct conversations] [indistinct conversations] [indistinct conversations] see the final presidential debate monday live on c-span. watch and engage. next, the new mexico senate debate between martin heinrich and heather wilson. followed by a debate between carry herbert and challenger peter cooke. before president obama and mitt romney meat for the final debate on foreign policy and national security, we will take a look back at three debates from our archives. beginning saturday at 7:00 eastern, from 2004, president george w. bush and senator john carry at the university of miami. followed at 8:30 by ronald reagan and walter mondale in kansas city in the 1984. later george w. leader george bush and michael dukakis. u.s. senate candidates martin heinrich and heather wilson square off in their third debate and one of the closest of the country. this race was rated as leaning democratic. we picked this up right af
for work. if you leave the workforce, because you are disenchanted or whatever the case is, you don t get that and the number goes down and ignore that. the thing that is absolute is the number of jobs created or lost in a given month and let me show you a chart. 96,000 jobs are estimated and look at that on the right side of the screen and that is the bar, it is 96,000 jobs created and we had estimated between 120,000 and 145,000 and some people thought it was higher than that and you need 150,000 a month to keep the unemployment rate steady generally speaking to make up for the people who came into the workforce versus those who are leaving. so this is not where the number needs to be. to put it in context, mitt romney has promised if he would become president he would create 12 million jobs over four years which is 150,000 jobs a month for four years which is not possible in the environment, but that is where the 96 falls in. let me tell you a couple of other things but th