U. S. Senate debate between two leading candidates senator ron johnson and former senator Russ Feingold. Tonights event originates from green bay, wisconsin as wl u. K. Tv. At wluk t hymie is lambeau field, the symbol for excellence. Tonights debate continues the longstanding commitment to excellence and public service. The debate is underwritten by foundation and the Wisconsin Association of independent colleges and universities. Radiobeing broadcast on and television stations across wisconsin and on cspan. ,ets go to our moderator member of the wnba hall of fame and professor of integrity, joe geisler. Our goal tonight is a debate that helps voters make choices. Thatanelists ask questions are relevant, factbased, and fair. Candidates answer with specifics. No ducking, dodging, or changing the subject. The panelists have researched and done their part. We are incorporating a social so that we can pitch in on a topic or two. Viewers can do this via wbad ebate. Wbadebate. There counting
Veteran wisconsin broadcaster, member of the wba hall of fame, and professor of leadership and media integrity at low oil adjustorchicago, jill gizler. We want questions that are relevant, fact based, and fair, and the candidates answer with or changing the topic. In addition, we are incorporating a social media desk and journalist so viewers can pitch in on a topic or two that we might otherwise have missed. Viewers can do this via the hashtag wba debate. Again, social media questioners use the hashtag wba debate. Now were counting on the candidates to do their part, so lets welcome incumbent senator feingold. Well, gentlemen, let me remind you and the viewers of the formal and the rules of the road to which well all agreed in advance. You with will each have one minute and 30 seconds to respond to a panelist or social media desk question. We will alternate the order of the questions so each of you has the opportunity for the first and last word. If your responses dont really answer t
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Ok to vote against a bill that bans against insider trading. And look out for special interest in himself. What north carolinians are looking for is a change. I been all or the state and ive heard your struggles and i know you are frustrated that washington isnt working for you. I want to go to the United States senate and make sure that your everyday struggles are taken care of. I will be a different kind of senator, one who listens. And i wont back down or sellout when things get hard. I will put your interests first every single day. And i hope very much to earn your vote. Thank you so much. Senator burr jonathan, it takes a lot to commit with the atmosphere in washington today to run for office. I thank ms. Ross for doing it. I am reminded of a conversation i had with my dad six years ago. I had come back from an intelligence trip. He was in the hospital. I went in to see him and i said dad, how are you doing . He looked up at me and said two words im sorry. I said sorry for what .
Studios of wluktv. Behind me is legendary lambeau field, another example of the teams long Time Commitment to excellence. Tonights debate continues the with him bas longstanding commitment to excellence and public service. The debate is underwritten by the wba foundtation and supported by a grant from the Wisconsin Association of independent colleges and universities. It is being broadcast on radio and wisconsin and on cspan. Now lets go to our moderator, a veteran wisconsin broadcaster, member of the wba hall of fame, and professor of leadership and media integrity at low oil adjustorchicago, jill gizler. We want questions that are and the candidates answer with specifics, no ducking, dodging, or changing the topic. In addition, we are incorporating a social mediwers can pitch in on a topic or two that we might otherwise have missed. Viewers can do this via the hashtag wba debate. Again, social media questioners use the hashtag wba debate. Now were counting on the candidates to do the