What's your goal for tonight?

I think the goal tonight is to find a balance between some of the issues that you've seen on TV as well as the issues themselves and maybe move the ball down the field a little bit, matriculate the ball.

In other words, we may cover ground that they've talked about, but let's advance it.

Why are you this way? What's your position here? just update things for voters out there who haven't had a chance to go to the polls yet.

We would love to.

The plan was to have this debate in early October.

Kudos to our political guy who's next to our VP of content who travels the country putting on these debates and developing relationships to make it happen.

Where does this one stack up in terms of anticipation based on the national attention that this race is getting and the fact that it appears to be a razor-thin margin right now based on the polling?

What is it about the site that makes it a prime spot for something like this? I mean, can anyone just set up a launch pad?

No, and particularly in Europe, which is where this report was focused, because of air traffic, density of urban populations.

And so kai te metis bit for Tāwhaki has very unique features, as well as a special UCS space designation above it, which basically goes from the ground to space.

So it really is becoming quite a unique and interesting asset for offshore companies looking to launch.

And when would that happen?

Well, it's all a bit of a dance in grid in terms of people are really looking for more ability, but they're also still finishing their rocket technology.

So it's a combination.

There's lots of capital going into it because of the demand and people sort of are ready when they're ready.

Mm-hmm.

And so being out there all day, watching the crowd build, watching the excitement build, and I got to go to the match.

I w- I was able to get in, and that was the only match I got to see.

And w- what a great match to see.

And I sat next to Diego Gutierrez, who, former player, played for the Wizards back in the day.

He's a professional soccer player.

He's played in an international competition.

Which race to you is more intriguing right now?

One of his handlers in the CIA, John Holt, believes Jaka was only out for money and was feeding the CIA fake stories to get paid.

I didn't think much of him at all.

He gave us some little tidbits about what was going on, but he never knew anything about the Pan Am bombing.

He knew a lot about Megrahi.

You think that adding money into the equation complicates things?

Well, it makes it easier for somebody to say whatever the person who's giving them the money wants them to say.

He believed he was making up stories to get money from the CIA.

He had walked into our embassy volunteering his services sometime before the bombing, and he claimed he was the manager of the, uh, at the Luqa Airport of the Libyan Arab Airlines office.

He claimed he had access to all these Libyan intel officers who would come in and out of Malta.

He talked about Megrahi and Fahima quite often.

He gave us some little tidbits about what was going on, but he never knew anything about the Pan Am bombing.

John didn't see Jaka as the missing piece of the puzzle.

He was a, uh...

I would call him a BS artist.