be going to the wire. i m hoping people understand the choice of the selection. i want to continue to serve the people of new hampshire. there s so much more work that needs to be done. the candidates for u.s. senate. mr. mcelveen: good evening everyone. welcome to our live granite state debate series from the new hampshire institute of politics at saint anselm college. the top issues facing our state and the nation with the senate s for u.s. senate, republican incumbent senator kelly ayotte and then cut challenger, governor maggie hassan. let s have a look at the format. two nights questions will come from the moderator and our panelists. each candidate has a minute to respond. rebuttals will be at the moderators discretion. there will be time at the end for a closing statement. kevin landrigan is a reporter for the new hampshire union leader. john distaso is a political we re going to begin with the threat that is emerging at a very rapid pace, cyber terrorism . about
way, let s meet the candidates starting jeanie forrester. jeanie forrester was born in michigan and later moved to houston and moved back to michigan where she earned an m.b.a. she was the town administrator in new durham and is current lay new hampshire state senator. she lives in meredith with her husband. josh: it s time for your opening statement. jeanie: there are four candidates. only one has been endorsed by the union leader. i m proud to say that i m that leader. i m the most conservative. i have the experience and i am the best chance for republicans to take the corner office in november. josh: up next, chris sununu. announcer: chris sununu born in m.i.t. he was the owner and director of sununu enterprises. he s been a member of the executive council since 2010 and is the c.e.o. of waterville valley resort. he is married and has three children. chris: thank you to wmur for hosting us tonight. new hampshire is a great state. we have to do better, our businesss that po
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the press. [applause] good evening. from concord, new hampshire, we are here on debate night. we have a one-hour debate on other issues. will get questions from myself, from the panel, and the candidates at some point will also ask each other a question. we have a great crowd with the big they have promised not to be an active participant that active listeners. we will give them one chance to energy out of their systems. [applause] now to debate time. there is not a lot of baseball being followed in new england. that is why this crowd is excited. the department of homeland security will warrant travelers from the three west african countries dealing with ebola will have enhanced screening for the disease. senator brown, you call for a travel ban. senator shaheen, you opposed a ban. is today s announcement by the department of homeland security enough? no, it s not. what s happening, we have a couple of weeks ago the president said we are not point any issues read we are
the leaders getting the universities back in line i think it could be as simple as that. we ink it is important when talk about paying athletes as we have, when many of my colleagues and dear friends in the media say let s do salaries and unionize, let s picture that, visualize what this looks ike. if we see an offensive lineman at tennessee and says, ah, i think i ll take the better offer in alabama. then oh, for the final game of the season i m going to go to owa and play for a game. we want that idea? if you stop and take a look at what that would look like, i think everyone would agree we don t want that. and so an intelligent approach, a look into the future and picture it exactly as we think it could be at it worst or best whatever your point of view is and then come back to reality. last thought, smart, intelligent people can decide what to do with stipends, what to do with health insurance moving forward. this is not rocket science. i would suggest for those i have ha