the first question from steve goldstein for mr. garcia. >> you've made comments in support of replacing i.c.e., opposing a border wall. if there's no wall and no enforcement, is that jeopardizing the public safety of arizona residents and as a quick lol lowupping do you have an alternative plan? >> i'm against trump's wall. i'm against trump's wall because it is an ineffective use of resources an it's the wrong message to send to our largest trading partner to the south, mexico. in addition, we are talking about i.c.e. because of the historic cruelties that they have been inflicting. separating families and i will always stand up against the separation of families. but beyond what i said, let me tell you what i've done. i took an oath when i was 17 to gin the army. i joined the military, i took the oath to defend and protect the united states and our constitution. it is an oath i take seriously to this day. and i will take that oath with me to the governor's office. with respect to protecting arizona, what we need to do, what the s

goldstein. >> good morning. florence is a category two hurricane with maximum sustained winds of 110 miles per hour. it is moving northwest and is presently centered 170 miles southeast of wilmington north carolina and 220 miles east of myrtle beach. florence is a very large hurricane. hurricane force winds extend outward 80 miles from the center and tropical storm force winds extend nearly 200 miles out from the center. florence is forecast to slow down as it approaches the coast , so even today as we see outer rain bands from florence moving to the outer banks of north carolina, landfall is not expected for another 36 hours, sometime friday afternoon, friday evening or early saturday morning. this slow-moving, large hurricane will bring a long-term extreme rain, storm surge and hurricane force wind threat to eastern north carolina and south carolina into the weekend. in north carolina we are particularly concerned about the pamlico sound and pamlico river where 9 to 12 feet of storm surge our forecast and the

the first question is from steve goldstein. >> you've made some comments in support of replacing ice and a posing the border role -- and opposing the border wall. is that jeopardizing the public a quickand is follow-up, do you have an alternative plan? both the statements are not true. i'm against trump's wall because an ineffective use of resources and it's the wrong message to send to our largest trading partner. addition, we are talking about ice because of the historic cruelties that they have been up inflicting. separating families and i will always stand up against the separation of families. beyond what i said, here's what i've done. i taken oats and why join the military and to field to defend and protect united states and our constitution. it is a note i take seriously to this day and i will take that out with me to the governor's office. in respect to protecting arizona, we need to do, with the state needs to do, we need to do our job. the border shares have made it clear that is 24/7 control. today, our highways are still not being patrolled because my opponent has not pro

. >> and now for a follow-up question from steve goldstein of kjjggz, you will each have -- >> gentleman, where do economic development and education intersect. we've heard about arizona state university being innovate universities, but where is state support coming from? >> higher education and economic development intersect because it is the human capital associated with our universities and the human capital associate would our graduates that attracts companies to arizona who have high-tech jobs. our universities in particular need to be areas of noavgdz. but if goes beyond that. our community colleges which were zeroed out under dug deucee are the key economic driver. it was the place where most students begin their higher education journey and to keep college costs tomorrow and to continue to focus on a highly skilled workforce we need to invests invest in community colleges. community cleenlz are -- can develop a strata of hi wage jobs in manufacturing, robotics, and health sciences that can help drive our economy. so it is through higher education that you're able to tract the tal

rivera: our next question is from steve goldstein. when. ducey come out teachers walked out of the classroom, you initially indicated that they understood education side? how are you able to change gears so swiftly to find that money? side ofey: i am on the the teachers. i have worked hard to get more money into k-12 education. that is why we worked so hard on your initiatives in the first four years. we were able to get that advance appropriated to our teachers because our general fund is overflowing with dollars. our economy is booming and the cbo put out a report april 11 that showed a $1.5 billion surplus and what i wanted to do was communicate to our teachers the commitment we would make going forward. you will remember in the state to talktate i was able about restoring additional assistance, $100 billion last next $371 million over the four years. more is needed. we are getting these dollars to our teachers in southern arizona as well. mr. garcia: doug ducey's quick reversal on red thread is the example of him being a follower, not a

jacobs and steve goldstein, so take it away. >> okay, good morning. florence is a category 2 hurricane with maximum sustained winds of 110 miles an hour. it is moving northwest and is presently centered 170 miles east-southeast of wilmington, north carolina. and 220 miles east of the myrtle beach, south carolina. florence is a very large hurricane. hurricane force winds extend outward 80 miles from the center and tropical storm force winds extent nearly 200 miles out from the center. florence is forecast to slow down as it approaches the coast. so even today as we see outer rain bands from florence move into the outer banks of north caroli carolina, landfall is not expected for another 36 hours some time friday afternoon, friday evening or even early saturday morning. this slow moving very large hurricane will bring a long-term extreme rain, storm surge and hurricane force wind threat to eastern north carolina and south carolina into the weekend. in north carolina, we're particularly concerned about the pamilco sound and the noose rivers where 12 to 1

there are a lot of people who dislike steve bannon. they don't like this tactics and the way he behaved in the white house. but isn't that all the more reason to figure out what makes the guy tick and what he tapped into? >> absolutely. what you tapped into in that monologue. this is the marketplace of ideas. a free, open democratic system. been jeanine franklin said whoever would overdue the freedom of nation must start by the subversion of speech. media matters are atwak they call conservative disinformation. what it is is attacking anyone who has an opposite point of view. those on the so-called left, groups like codepink protesting kavanaugh and front and center at the women's march are advocating for violence in the form resistance. so it's total hypocrisy. kennedy: it's so easy to get the mob riled up. that's what's so comical about it. all they do is boil down their summations into one pejorative, which is i will not normalize hate. >> they end up looking so cowardly. it's ridiculous to say having him would normalize. i have new