In a year with a presidential election that makes new and bigger headlines each day, North Carolina's gubernatorial race still stands out nationally. Republican incumbent Pat McCrory and his Democratic challenger, Attorney General Roy Cooper, are well known to each other. Chiefly, they've clashed over the state's House Bill Two. That measure, signed into law by McCrory, makes transgender people use the bathroom of the gender listed on their birth certificate instead of their preferred gender. Other states have instituted travel boycotts to North Carolina in response. The NBA, NCAA, and other sports leagues and businesses have pulled events from the state as well. Cooper, North Carolina's chief legal officer, has refused to defend the law in court. Both men debated last week at the UNC-TV studios. NBC's Chuck Todd, the host of Meet The Press, moderated.
04:34 - HB2
12:40 - McCrory Economic Record
17:23 - Teacher Pay
24:10 - Abortion
29:10 - North Carolina Crime Lab
33:54 - Police Body Camera Footage
37:45 - Implicit Bias In Policing
39:17 - Black Lives Matter
40:36 - Presidential Election
45:10 - Affordable Care Act
50:05 - Voter ID Law