From WNYC in New York, this is on the media. I'm Brooke Gladstone.

And I'm Bob Garfield. Thursday night, something unusual happened.

Governor Kasich, you're one of two remaining sitting governors still in the race.

Your colleague, Governor Rick Snyder in Michigan, is under fire.

He and his administration for the Flint, Michigan water crisis and the botched response to it.

How would you have handled that?

As an African American living near Ferguson, I've seen the strain between police officers and the

communities they serve firsthand. Why aren't we using the technology available to

better protect our communities? Senator Rubio, on the issue of climate change, in 2008, you wanted

Florida to get ahead of other states and establish a cap and trade system. Now you're a skeptic

of climate change science, so why the change? An actual debate with, you know, questions about issues.

And not only that, but the moderators even acknowledged that the candidates had held

different positions in the past, and they provided evidence.

Such as when Megan Kelly played a video montage of Senator Marco Rubio,

making contradictory statements about the path to citizenship.

Within two years of getting elected, you were co-sponsoring legislation to create a path to citizenship,

in your words, amnesty.

Haven't you already proven that you cannot be trusted on this issue?

No, because if you look at the quote and it's very specific and it says, blanket amnesty, I do not support blanket amnesty.

I do not support blanket amnesty.

You said more than that, sir.

No, I said I do not support blanket legalization.

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