Seek our states highest officers. Thank you to the Washington State Debate Coalition lead sponsor aarp washington. To preserve social distancing the moderators are seated at the main studio while the candidates are at home in separate rooms elsewhere in the building. This debate with a moderated by broadcast political reporters, essex porter, brandy cruise, Chris Daniels and melissa santos. Good evening from the tbw studios in olympia and to all of you watching across the state from spokane, ocean shores and from walla walla. Lets bring in our candidates for governor, the incumbent Washington Governor Jay Inslee and Republic Police chief loren culp. First of all i need an affirmative that you can hear us from the studio. Yes. Yes. We get what to let viewers know at home at the candidates are alone in those rooms you see them in. They are upstairs from us here in the studio. There are no Campaign Staffers allowed in there, no members of the production crew are in the room with them and
First candidate was going to tell us why we should elect him. Former great senator from the state of delaware, former Vice President joe biden. [applause]. Mr. Biden ok. Welcome. Mr. Biden thank you. It is good to be home. Vice president biden, we are in a room full of teamsters and i want you to tell all of them here and all of them watching, why they should vote for you. But no malarkey. [laughter] first of all i should thank you. The only reason im sitting here is a 1972, i was losing in the polls the sunday before the election. The newspaper went on strike. Ct the printers, you guys put in a gigantic insert in the sunday paper to go out on the republican party. Wouldnt cross the picket line, and i won by 3100 votes. [cheers and applause] you guys dont like secondary picket, youre wrong. We, the reason is, look, i am as my grandfather say, labor from belt buckle the shoe soul. I understood very basic notion. Wall street didnt build the United States of america. The middle class buil
Record highs take a look at the percentage gain in the nasdaq more than 1 lets start with the meeting of the minds in d. C as we await comments from President Trump. Eamon javers has the very latest reporter it is as you say a glittering collection of ceos at the white house today. Were waiting for the president in the east room we expect hes going to come in and participate in a roundtable discussion the ceos have been here all day. Take a list at took at the listf prominent names. I was brought into the indian treaty room in the eisenhower executive building the other day to listen to remarks from Jared Kushner and watching the ceos mingle with each other, interacting here in washington, including you saw eric schmidt of alba bet aphabet and google. Talking at the whouite house. Cross pollen nation of ideas thats what the white house is looking at ideas from private sector executives on how to improve government from every way from its i. T. To its services to its performance for the
We just had a lively discussion with secretary price. We are a bit delayed here. This discussion this morning is no less important, may be more important, maybe more important, just as important as the Health Care Discussion that we just came from this morning. We are very lucky to have two amazing leaders with us, judy marks from siemens, thank you for joining us, and zoe baird from the markell foundation. Today, we will be talking about workforce training and job training and specifically apprenticeships. This is near and dear to the hearts of every governor here and every governor in the city states can mainly because we governors have an incentive to get this right. The employers in our states are counting on us to figure out how to deliver them a trained workforce. That absolutely includes fouryour college, community college, career and technical education, but it includes and needs to increasingly include apprenticeship programs, which i know many of you have started and are expa
We just had a lively discussion with secretary price. We are a bit delayed here. This discussion this morning is no less important, may be more important, maybe more important, just as important as the Health Care Discussion that we just came from this morning. We are very lucky to have two amazing leaders with us, judy marks from siemens, thank you for joining us, and zoe baird from the markell foundation. Today, we will be talking about workforce training and job training and specifically apprenticeships. This is near and dear to the hearts of every governor here and every governor in the city states can mainly because we governors have an incentive to get this right. The employers in our states are counting on us to figure out how to deliver them a trained workforce. That absolutely includes fouryour college, community college, career and technical education, but it includes and needs to increasingly include apprenticeship programs, which i know many of you have started and are expa