For joining us for tonights governors debate. I am political director adam sexton. We will hear from the candidates for the Corner Office about their plans for New Hampshire and their records so far. The debate is happening live but as usual, inc. s will look different. Our panelists are in the studio, Jennifer Vann and john di stasio. The candidates are in a different studio, separated by several feet as part of covid19 precautions. We look forward to a robust debate. Lets look at the candidate backgrounds. An incumbent governor whos planning and management faced a life or death tested this year. A good result was clearly as a result of the tough decisions we had to make. The opponent is known for pushing for progressive reforms. Ive been pushing for families every step of the way. They have two different approaches for protecting an empowering government stagers. Theyve had a different response to covid19, and move forward on anothers of this years issues, police reform. Using an exe
Assistance. And we didnt take away that program. We actually just raised the barometer to 20, and it saved taxpayers 8 billion in the program. Thats 8 billion that we can put towards making sure that those who need benefits the most are going to get them. Ial believe that we ought to implement i also believe we ought to implement some kind of work requirement that was common place under the clinton era welfare to work program thats been changed during this administration. And i, for the life of me, cannot understand why america should be satisfied with a program that doesnt require an ablebodied adult who has no dependent children, who is not enrolled in a training or education program, who doesnt take care of an adult dependent, who doesnt meet a plethora of other exemptions, i dont know why we cant pair them with a job. And if a job is not available, why cant we pair them with Community Service or volunteer Service Opportunities where they can learn skills that will get them the best
That is for more spending, more debt, obamacare . Come on. We have to put up with obama for two more years, but we can fire shaheen now. Lets fire Jeanne Shaheen. Ok, here is your video. Now the second televised debate for the u. S. Senate seat in New Hampshire. Democratic incumbent senator Jeanne Shaheen is challenged by republican scott brown, a former senator from massachusetts. Proving tighter then some experts thought, with the cook report saying it is a tossup. Stillthenberg report lists as a means democrat. This is about 50 minutes. Tonight, a highstakes debate in a race that could decide control of the us senate. New hampshire deserves better than scott browns fearmongering and grandstanding. Its the current senator from New Hampshire versus the former senator from massachusetts who wants her job. You see on her sign, shes putting New Hampshire first. Since when . Republican scott brown is fighting attempts to peg him as a carpetbagger from the state next door. I will answer on
Hassan 56 lives in Exeter Peter Bergen nominate Bob Havenstein is a graduate of the u. S. Naval academy and served a dozen years on active duty in the u. S. Marines. Suthers chief operating officer of National Va System a defense contractor and served as ceo of Applications International technology and entering company. Havenstein 65 and lives in oldham. Each candidate will get one minute to respond and will be about 30 seconds of rebuttal time. Turning near an h. One chief Political Correspondent Kevin Landrigan and laura tonight host of exchange on New Hampshire public radio. I would like to introduce one of our other Media Partners as well and they are in tonights debate. As Media Partners or the telegraph of nashua fosters Daily Democrat the portsmouth herald the laconia daily sun and the Redmond Center at unh school of law. We begin tonight with a story that has been dominating the headlines for days in New Hampshire. In her usual request lets turn our attention to the video scree
What are the things we can do right now . We are now on a war footing. It took us there. My sense of hopelessness was that we couldnt do anything in these countries. Thats why we want to put these financial mechanisms in place. When the finance ministers begin to understand the downside global risks to my economy are huge, then they will have conversations. Now, thats my job. Part of my job instead of conversations with ministers of finance. And i think we can put together mechanisms that could protect us from outbreak in the future. This has been fascinating. Thank you for doing this. Thank you. Thank you. So one of the things the nigerian finance minister said that was important to was not just gs addressing fear i dont mean to hold you up, but is there not something that can be done in the in terms of a mobile phone drop or teaching about the practice of dead burials . The u. S. And the u. K. Are putting into place extenders for the cell phone networks. There wasnt a huge amount of