30 seconds worth of debt. If you're serious about jobs, we've got to have the best training workforce in the United States. I used the community college teaming up with the operating engineers, training individuals, start converting buildings to lower our consumption of energy. We can actually improve our consumption of energy, put people back to work and help the environment. We've got to be smart in economic development. I'm going to do this governor. Before we talk about any new taxes, again this government has to run properly. When it comes to job creation, we have a program in stake government called the Opportunity and Brain Program that we audited. It gets about $50 million a year of which grants are handed to Pennsylvania companies for job retention and job growth. We have found in numerous instances large sums of money. Millions of dollars have been handed out. Companies that got out of business and we don't even know. That program needs to be put back on the road track. Mr. Diner, if you're to commit to people who are challenged and willing to invest in the future, you'll be able to turn around your state and the climate change law, as well as your town and cities. That's the state's main. I'll make that short. Thank you. That question I think I forgot to say was from S.E.I.U. And now we have how it goes involved from Keystone Congress. First as a certain candidate for U.S. Senate said, I'm not a lady. Human beings have a question for all of you. What are your positions on the same sex marriage? Mr. Diner, are you at the first? Obviously that's a very important issue for Pennsylvania and has county executive dealing with all of the issues in the LGBT community. They're very important and that's why I'm proud to say that we're part of the second county in the state. I've pushed and got passed to bill. We don't discriminate in all of any county based on sexual orientation or gender identity. As it relates to sex sex marriage and question, I don't support sex marriage. I do believe we can accomplish a lot of these issues through civil unions and through domestic partnerships. And as governor, I would be pushing and dealing with those issues through those types of legislation. Mr. Rackney, I support marriage between a man and a woman. I want you all to know that when it comes to the gay lesbian community, that I have been very sensitive to issues as a state senator 10 years ago. I introduced a bill as the prime sponsor of a bill to add sexual orientation to the human relations. Still today, that has not been passed in state government. As governor, I will make sure it's passed. But I also co-sponsored numerous pieces of legislation within a state senator Alan Pukovic, hate crimes legislation. As a matter of fact, I had a bill to include hate crimes as part of a category in terms of reporting crimes by the state police. I have been a strong advocate of supporting the gay and lesbian community on a whole number of issues. And they are major contributors to our economy, to our society. And I'm proud to say there's a number of gays and lesbians that work for me as a auditor general and would be in prominent positions within state government. Thank you. Mr. Darden. As the only one here who actually performs weddings, I don't have a problem with safe sex matters. Very simple people have a way to be happy. This is America. We respect everyone. And we should provide everyone the same equality. I favor equal civil rights for all. I favor marriage equality. I favor making sure that every law that is on the books treats people equally. And I favor saying to those that oppose for religious reasons that frankly in the eyes of God we are all equal. And in my view, our laws here on earth ought to reflect that equality. I think it's that fundamental. It's a moral question. People need to be treated equally and recognized as peoples. And I can tell you there are two gay couples living together in my suburban Republican neighborhood in Montgomery County. And they are wonderful neighbors. There are examples. They put the trash out on the day they're supposed to put the trash out on the day they're supposed to put the trash out on the day they're going to clean up their yards. The only difference in those houses is they have pretty nice flower beds. They are as equal as any other couple. And I talk about those two couples in a friend's mind. When people say we can't treat people equally. We can't have gayes married. And I say, oh yes, we can. This is America. We stand for a while.