promoting equity and education for women and girls. the newly formed 10th including your, harrisburg. both candidates, we begin with their introductions. congressman scott perry graduated from northern high school. he enlisted in the army national guard, served in iraq, bosnia, south korea, germany and honduras. a bachelor of science degree at penn state and got a masters degree in strategic studies at the u.s. army war college. he started his own mechanical contracting term and served in the state house. twoy is married with children. george scott graduated georgetown university with a degree in international politics. he served in the army for 20 years, including deployments to korea, iraq and jordan. the seminary, earning a masters of divinity and began serving as a pastor in east berlin adams county. george scott is married with two children. mike: here is the format for tonight. prior to the debate the candidates drew for the order. jenelle: the first will get
the value of spectrum is raising ahead of the incentive auction so for a variety of reasons a number of companies have consolidated and bought stations across the county. sinclair broadcasting has been aggressive in terms of snatching up the smaller broadcasters. host: how many television stations does sinclair broadcasting own across the country? guest: i believe something in excess of a hundred stations. they have a number of joint sales agreements and they will likely be effected by this. in some cases, they can get waivers if they can prove they are necessary to keep them afloat but in most cases they will have align and hire people or figure out how to go. we may see them sold. host: can sinclair broadcasting own an abc and an nbc in the same city? guest: that is against the rules. you can only one one station in the large mack market. you are only allowed to own one out of the abc, nbc, fox, and cbs station in every market. when sinclair made an agreement to buy
budget cuts civic under current law you have problems there is not enough money currently. we will offer amendments on the democratic side to stand up for students and parents. two-thirds of the college graduates have an average debt of over $29,000. the general consensus is we ought to do more to make college more affordable. i used to be able to see that far. [laughter] just a few years ago. you mentioned in school subsidies can you explain it? to make under current law if you borrow from the federal government for a student loan the government subsidizes the interest payment while you are still in school. the proposal from the fiscal condition would require the student paid the interest cost. so as a student or the parents pay the interest while they are in school? yes. for the graduate student loans the policy was adopted recently maybe two years ago spinet that is an important point for students to be prepared now they have to pick up soloed payment. it was a b
we will put both our economy and our national security at risk. that is why we wrote this budget because we owe to the country to lay out an alternative. we believe every person deserves a fair shot at a brighter future everyone deserves an america that works. we owed the american people a responsible balanced budget is a balanced budget will expand opportunity by creating jobs and by supporting our military it will help keep our country safe. the president s budget, it never balances, ever. our budget on the other hand balances in 10 years and it puts us on the path to paying off our debts so that our children and grandchildren inherit a debt-free future. how do we do it? verse 1 we stopped spending money we don t have. we cut waste and make much-needed reforms to save $5.1 trillion over the next 10 years. our critics may call this deep but look at it this way. on the current path the federal government will spend roughly $48 trillion over the next 10 years. by contrast this
several of us noteasseveral of e testimony of the 40 million records 96% of them come from the visa waiver countries or aspiring in which the requirement to populate the database is set. if the country becomes noncompliant what actions would you take? first would be the communication between the program office working with the components on hsi to point out the deficit and overtime we haven t met the situation yet but there would be the authority of the secretary s office with secretary johnson to take steps to see that that effort was enforced in the law. we haven t had this instance happened yet. what would be a realistic amount of time, three months or six months quick because of the importance to the security vetting we wouldn t want that to be an extended period of time. i know everybody seems to be in compliance right now but is there a hurdle to providing the information you hear from the partner nations? with regards to the visa as the chair pointed out at t