North Carolina Governor Discusses Debates
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•Transcript: North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper on "Face the Nation with Margaret Brennan," Sept. 8, 2024
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North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper : Kamala Harris has been to North Carolina 17 times.
She knows that we are in play, and she knows that if she wins North Carolina , she is the next President of the United States because Trump has no other pathway.
Cooper: We're excited about the economic plan that she has, and I think North Carolinians will respond to it.
Governor says he's excited about the potential for Kamala Harris and Tim Walz to become vice president.
He says he supports stronger background checks, red flag laws and banning military style assault weapons.
But he says you can't be tough on crime if you're weak on gun laws.
Vance says this is just a fact of life.
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