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i have served here a period of 14 years, which has been a wonderful chance to be able to serve the people of kansas, the people of the united states, and i love this body and i love this country. a lot of folks talk about when they leave about the partisanship and the bickering. i like to think about the beauty of the country and the ability to come together because it does happen. the predecessor of the person sitting in the seat, i worked one of the flagship pieces of legislation on human rights protection, it was on human trafficking. the initial bill was with paul wellstone that ...

there's no possibility that i would ever go to debate and have chris matthews asking questions. i watched the debate and it was an embarrassment because they were so hostile and so left wing that every question they asked of the republicans was designed to embarrass and divide, and every question they asked the democrats was designed to look good. host: would you do it with a moderator? guest: with a time keeper. lincoln and douglas debated seven times for three hours and they had a time keeper. that's all they had. and i would feel very comfortable, i'm not saying if -- if we got to...

this midterm election -- federal funding for national public radio -- should tax dollars continue to go to npr? that is our question for the first half-hour on the sunday, october 24. you can join the conversation by calling us. "the daily caller" and politico are among those with stories about npr -- is part of the debate with the firing of one of their employees last weekend and the following hiring by fox. other headlines -- "the star tribune" in minneapolis. president had been there campaigning for market dayton, a break from his campaign for senate campaigns. this person is the ...

>> to be perfectly candid, from a political point of view, i have not looked across the border with optimism in a long time. however, we have begun to sense there might be something changing in the mountain state. in 2000, when you put west rigid in the win column for george w. bush, had you not have done that, al gore would have been president. on the same day, [unintelligible] came to washington and has done a fabulous job presenting you. [applause] thank you for all you have done for west virginia and the nation. the only thing better than one congressman from west virginia is thr...

what the federal government has to do with marriage. whether it is a heterosexual marriage or a marriage of same- sex couples. it is not in the constitution. it belongs at the state level. it should be done through contracts. everyone should have a marriage contract. we can take that problem off. if people want to have a marriage, a traditional marriage, they can go to a church and have their marriage sanctified anyway that they choose. under the law, every person in this country has to be treated equally. as far as don't ask, don't tell -- >> your time has expired, unfortunately. >>...