In about 1 4 of the states. You can see that on the map, all the states in pink, red orange and purple have closed and results are beginning to come in. In fact, the Associated Press has called races in kentucky where Mitch Mcconnell is declared the victor and the two South Carolina senate races, and in West Virginia all going to the g. O. P. We have cameras at the headquarters for Mitch Mcconnell and Allison Grimes and you see rand paul talking to supporters at the mcconnell headquarters and what it looks like over at the Allison Grimes headquarters in kentucky. Later on tonight as their speeches get underway, well certainly be there so you can hear what they have to say. Our colleague, steve scully, will be out all night at the desk looking at the details of the votes as they come in. Lets see what he has for us. Susan, you mentioned West Virginia. Thats a pickup for the democrats where senator Jay Rockefeller is retiring, First Time Since 1942 a republican has won in the senate race
I know and i said under the marijuana licenses we needed to do a better job. I will do a better job on that. The Health Connector is on its way to being fixed. That was an error and we need to do better with technology. Moderator thank you. Falchuk is easy to describe the things have gone wrong and said i wouldve handled it perfectly, differently if i were the governor. Limited powers and we have been following a model of intrusive Big Government that is doomed to failure. Doesnt matter who is at the top. I am running because the system is broken and i have create jobs that solve the problems. We dont have the technology within the state to do this. We know how to use technology to create efficiency and we would have avoided the website integration issue. There is so much we can do if we break from the status go and we are not doing that. That is why we needed an independent voice. Here we sit a year into this and we have no visibility into what went wrong, what could be done to fix it
Final closing remark. The winner is Bobby Schilling. Mr. Schilling but to have the last closing statement. Cheri bustos has the first question tonight. Robert shaw and had no Just Announced theyre moving their jobs to mexico. This is devastating to the town and is also the county. What we do to keep jobs and use more specifically in northwest illinois . Bustos from day one since the election since i began to serve jobs and economy have been my number one priority. Im proud of the fact we have had success in bringing jobs to this area. After more than one decade of waiting weve been able to open the thompson present where 300 jobs on the way, another 800 next year. This is after a decade of waiting when previous folks serving in this role couldnt get that done. What youre talking about as far as these jobs being shipped over to mexico have been devastating. Its a reflection of bad policy. My opponent supports tax breaks for corporations that send jobs overseas. Devastate not only can ov
Because there were not looking for evidence of a legislative intent to create a right to judicial review. Your position is thats already there under the apa. Unless there is evidence of a judicial intent, of a congressional intention to preclude judicial review . Thats exactly right. Thats the presumption created by the apa. The way that your honor articulated it is the way the Supreme Court has articulated it time and again. Thats the governments burden to show by clear and convincing evidence that congress intended to preclude our claims, not our burden to demonstrate that congress intended to create them. If i may, ill move on to the merits of our statutory claim. As i said before, our first claim is that section 215 simply does not apply to call records. In the same statute that congress enacted section 215, in 2001, it added a provision to the stored Communications Act prohibiting the government from acquiring phone records. It created i exceptions to that prohibition. But section
Okay. So i think what this case illustrates in the broader trends that we were talking about are some threats to press freedom, but i think its important to put that into a global context. And there are many countries, including russia, that have far worse press freedom records and where journalists are imprisoned, journalists are killed and their murders are never investigated. Indeed, in most cases of george journalist murders, nine out of ten are never investigated. Several outstanding in russia as well. We have to keep this in perspective. I mean, there are threats certainly to the free practice of journalism. Luckily we live in a country that has rule of law and due process. In many countries those things are missing. Lets keep this in perspective and not let this become an excuse for say authoritarian governments to use in their crackdown on press freedom. Just in the same light, nor should we let the fact that authoritarian regimes exist give us an excuse to brow beat journalist