Virginia Governor Terry McAuliffe reflects on his term in office

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🗓️ 9 January 2018

⏱️ 37 minutes

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Soon-to-be former governor Terry McAuliffe talks about the Virginia gubernatorial election, his views on race and gender issues, and what it was like serving during an eventful time in Virginia politics.

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0:17.0	Hi everyone, I'm Jonathan Cape Heartart and welcome to K-Bup.
0:23.0	Terry McAuliffe is here to talk about his tenure as the 72nd governor of Virginia.
0:28.2	As you'll hear, he's very proud of his accomplishments, but what does this mean for his political future? Is he going to run for president? You can find out
0:36.8	right now. Governor McAuliffe, thank you very much for being on the podcast.
0:44.0	Jonathan, great to be with you.
0:45.0	So, you're almost done.
0:47.0	Yeah.
0:48.0	And the governor of the Commonwealth can only serve one term.
0:52.0	Only state in America. Why? of the Commonwealth can only serve one term.
0:52.6	Only state in America.
0:53.7	Why?
0:54.7	Well, I would tell everybody in the capital,
0:57.6	everybody in our General Assembly all wants to be governor,
0:59.8	so they're never gonna change it.
1:01.2	You would have to literally change it in the General Assembly,
1:03.8	would have to pass it, it would have to then go to a referendum and then come back to
1:07.8	a succeeding General Assembly. And they all want to be governors, So it makes it impossible to change it.
1:15.0	Kentucky was about 12 years ago.
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