Tim White

And that's just a taste of that debate for governor.

And joining me now are my guests this week, Tim White and Ted Nesi, the debate moderators.

We are taping this, I should say, on Wednesday morning.

The debate was Tuesday night.

Welcome back to Behind the Story.

I'm Kim Kalunian, in for Eli Sherman.

Ted Nesi and Tim White are our guests today, and we're talking all about what goes into making a televised debate.

We are fresh off the gubernatorial debate, and, you know, we were talking about how we're essentially building a television studio off-site at Rhode Island College in this instance.

Let's talk to Tim White from the Target 12 investigative team and political team over there, Channel 12.

Tim, how are you? I'm good, Matt.

Good.

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Tim White and Tanisi performed versus Valicenti, you could see why Magaziner maybe would prefer to be on Channel 12.

That much, seemed much more conducive to his sorts of arguments.

Uh, Tim White at one point called January 6th an insurrection.

Like, he just threw it in there, like he had to ha- get that word in.

It was in the contract or something.

Uh, I think Valicenti would, would be very different.

Magaziner kept throwing out facts and figures.