them, as well. but i m opposed to the death penalty. now, tim kaine was opposed e to the death penalty personally, but he implied that he would let one go through if indeed somebody did get the death penalty, get sentenced to death. where are you on that? would you if somebody is sentenced to death, will you enforce the law? absolutely. i ll uphold the law of virginia. so you would, while you re personally against, will you work to undo it or just simply, you re personally against but you ll enact it if necessary? well, that s certainly something that the legislature will address and you know, if the house and the senate vote to do away with the death penalty, i would certainly sign that piece of legislation. and finally, i want to ask about the tragedy this week in that happened in virginia. what happened in alexandria, governor mcauliffe, when he was there, he brought up the issue of guns. yes. and saying that that needed to be this has been an important issue to
talked about this, about compensation, families will receive. they wanted to know, one of the viewers wanted to know if the same rates would apply regardless of the deceased nationality. does it depend, nation to nation. well, there are a lot of different variations on that rule. and sometimes it depends where the plane goes down. for example, in the united states, if it goes down in virginia, they apply the law of virginia. if it goes down in new york, they apply the law of the place of residence. usually on an international flight, it s where the person resided and sometimes where the plane crashed. and that s kind of the rule of thumb. so if one nation is generous and that s where they reside, they will have far more generous compensation. and it does depend on how much you make, who you support. you know, the circumstances of your family. mary schiavo, jeff weise, always interesting to hear what people are asking. and thank you to you for participating in this conversation wi
quid pro quo, a lot of other things, expenses run up. what do you regret, what would you like to say? i said that i would do things a little differently now having the benefit of hindsight. i ve worked hard tirelessly for 37 years to serve the people of america and virginia. i m not perfect. i ve made some mistakes. i acknowledged those. we returned the gift, paid back loans. and get up every day and do the best job i can. do you agree it looks like you abused the position? absolutely not. i love the office. how would you characterize it? i followed the law. i accepted gifts, a lot of other governors have done the same think. but in retrospect, i understand it undermined the trust of the people in me and that s why i made the changes that i did and why i apologized and why well recommend ethics reform changes in the law. that would certainly clarify it. if you follow what the law of virginia has been in the past,
really? and maybe a bunch of billionaires as well. what many people are asking is to buy or not to buy? that is the question today. ali velshi and christine romans have very, very different opinions on whether you should buy in or not. i m curious. do you buy? i m on facebook. love facebook. is this going to be apple or not? remember, apple went sideways for a long time and almost went out of business first, right? it s more like google maybe. google went up. both were game changers. that s right. this is going to be history one way or the other. the way i see it, this is the second transformation of the internet. the reason i say that, remember, brooke you re probably too young to remember. when we used to get all those disks for aol, they would mail them to you. you get them at the supermarket and you get this portal? the internet was about portals where you got weather, traffic, business, sports, all these things you didn t know where to get anywhere else. google
tomorrow also which names will be first. will it be romney or ron paul. i m not sure there s a whole lot of time. but you re correct. governor perry did sue really late today. i talked to both the chairman of the state board of elections and the executive director of the republican party and they had not been served yet. they weren t even aware of the lawsuit or that it was coming. if the virginia republican party decided to pull an all nighter and do something, if they wanted to do something by tomorrow morning in terms of getting the results certified, do they have anything they could do to allow more on the ballot? or is this really legally done? well, i think first of all it s too late. because those signatures, the certification was due today to the board of elections. december 27th. they ve sent the results to the state board of elections. that part is over. but they re actually not in charge. they don t make the rules. this is the law of virginia. so the law would need to ch