Re-election: This is volatile. I think our best days are ahead. I want Texas to lead this country and get back on the right track. Together, we will keep Texas bright. Tonight, Senator Ted Cruz and Congressman Beto O'Rourke faced off in their first high stakes debate. In the past year and a half, we've been delivering real results. There are places that have been written off, and there are people who have been taken for granted. From NBC5, The Dallas Morning News, and SMU, live from the SMU campus in Dallas, the first Texas Senate debate. I'm Julie Fine from NBC5, along with Gromer Jeffers from The Dallas Morning News. Here are the rules for tonight's 60-minute debate: Once a question is asked, the candidate will have 90 seconds to answer. His opponent will have 60 seconds for a response, and then the candidate will have another 30 seconds for a rebuttal. We've asked the audience not to applaud or react during the debate, except for now, as we welcome the candidates: Republican incumbent Ted Cruz and Representative Beto O'Rourke. With that, gentlemen, let's begin. Congressman O'Rourke, you drew the first question, so we're going to start with you. Because you drew the first question, you said last week, Representative, that you want citizenship for dreamers today. And yet, others who have applied to come to America continue to wait. Senator Cruz has said he doesn't support a path to citizenship for dreamers, which means they could be sent back to a country they've never known. Who's right, Representative? First of all, let me say thank you to NBC5, The Dallas Morning News, SMU, and the people of Dallas for having us here at this debate tonight. Let me thank Senator Ted Cruz for participating in this. I'm looking...
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