radio app. live coverage on c-span.org and the c-span radio app. democratic governor steve bullock is running for a second term in montana this election year. he faced his republican opponent e earlier this week in billings. the event was sponsored by the billings gazette and yelling stone yellowstone public radio. operator: think you so much for being here in the montana governor debate. tonight s debate is taking place at the peter theater on the campus of montana state university billings. theebate is sponsored by billings gazette and yellowstone public radio. i am becky hillier, the anchor of the statewide morning show myke up, montana, and it is privilege to be the moderator. i m here to not only keep time between sure each candidate gets an equal shot at the questions they are asked. it is not the quantity quantity of the questions we are concerned about. rather, it s the quality of the discussion that matters. both candidates have spent time preparing for
i am the anger of a statewide morning show and it is my privilege to be the moderator. i m not just you keep time, but to ensure that each candidate equal time. it is the quality of the discussion that matters. i think you can all agree. both candidates have spent time preparing for this debate, so it s only fair that we allow them to do what they came here to do. we ask this large and supportive crowd to be supported. however, we are here to hear from the candidate. we ask that you refrain from disruptive behavior were anything that might distract from the candidates. they have a limited amount of time to address the issues and questions presented to them, so we want some respectful civility. we ask that you hold your applause until the end of the debate. in order to maximize the amount of time each candidate has to answer the questions. it is time to meet our candidates. [applause] moderator: governor steve bullock was born and raised in montana. the governor says he is pro
which are collapsing. about 16 just this past year. have etna has one group and another health policy group and outut of 35 states getting of the business of health care with the exchange. fiscallyeen a very responsible state. we re one of only nine states, believe it or not, in america aaa bond rating. it is not a matter of wanting to help people and providing them care.ealth i came up with a better program called health utah. you get off of government assistance by getting a job. we have the concern of those that need health. we need to do it in a fiscally responsible way. 30 seconds, if you would like. not only was the failure to expand medicaid morally bankrupt, it was fiscally irresponsible. you as utahns have paid the taxes. ofre sending hundreds millions every year to washington and other parts of the country. we re not bringing that money back. over the three years we could medicaid, we ve sent $ 1 billion of your taxpayer money, and we re not bringing it back to ut
they department talk about religion at the constitutional religion, in fact, one of the only things they said was is that you didn t have to hold public office or you didn t have to believe in the bible or some form of christianity to hold public office. this took place during the colorado strike during 1913 and 14. we ll visit the steel work center of the museum and talk with the cure rater about the colorado fuel and iron company. this is the shift change whistle for cf and i. the cspan tour of colorado, saturday at noon eastern on cspan-2 s book tv and sunday afternoon on american history tv on cspan 3 working with the cable affiliates and building cities across the country. yellow stone public radio and it s also being carried live on television on statewide as well as son radio by yellow stone public radio and northern broadcasting. i m becky hillier. and it s my privilege to be the moderator for tonight s debate. i m not here not only to keep time but to ensu
they department talk about religion at the constitutional religion, in fact, one of the only things they said was is that you didn t have to hold public office or you didn t have to believe in the bible or some form of christianity to hold public office. this took place during the colorado strike during 1913 and 14. we ll visit the steel work center of the museum and talk with the cure rater about the colorado fuel and iron company. this is the shift change whistle for cf and i. the cspan tour of colorado, saturday at noon eastern on cspan-2 s book tv and sunday afternoon on american history tv on cspan 3 working with the cable affiliates and building cities across the country. yellow stone public radio and it s also being carried live on television on statewide as well as son radio by yellow stone public radio and northern broadcasting. i m becky hillier. and it s my privilege to be the moderator for tonight s debate. i m not here not only to keep time but to ensu