00:00Dakota caucus then. Here we go. My answer kind of echoes what Dan has said, that running as an
00:06independent, I cannot in good faith go to the Senate because I get asked this question regularly
00:11and say, ha ha ha, I fooled you. I'm going to be either team red or team blue. I plan
00:16to caucus
00:17with Dan in an independent caucus. You're lying. Dan, you're a Democrat. How much money did you
00:26pay your mom or your wife? I don't think this is an appropriate time to have that question,
00:30but that is exactly the problem. That. No. Because he wants to call us something we're not. He is a
00:37liar. Hey, how about the foul language you use for this, Dan? I can answer the question. How about
00:42the foul language you use for this, Dan? Let me answer the question. Hey, hey. What about the fuckers?
00:47Let him answer. Great. That's the poll. I would like a truthful answer for change. Yeah. I'd like
00:52a truthful answer for change. Let him answer. Then you can call him whatever you want. Yeah. Yeah,
00:56you can call me whatever you want, bud. No, it's what you call life. Hey, hey, hey. It's what you
01:00call life, Dan. All right. So what we got is I started an organization. Does he represent you?
01:06Nope. I am a United States candidate for the Senate. Okay. In South Dakota. Okay. You're not from
01:11Nebraska. Get out of the way then. Get out of the way then. This is the problem. This is it.
01:15The
01:15civility of politics is not here because there's name calling. Yeah. That's why we're
01:21independence. Fuckers. He calls us fuckers. You call us fuckers, Dan. No, I don't. Yeah,
01:26you did. I heard it. Yeah. You know what? We're angry. People are angry. You're obviously
01:31angry. Yeah. Everybody's angry. My family, we've been treading water right now. Our costs
01:40are doing this and our paychecks are doing this. It's because the government keeps doing
01:43more money from us. Yeah. It's a lot of policies. So we're angry. And I've been
01:50through western Nebraska and they're some of the toughest sons of bitches I know. And
01:56yeah, I cuss. I'm a sailor. What can I say? I did four years on the USS Constellation.
02:03You're called Nebraska's fuckers. No, I did not. Yeah, you did, Dan. Come on.
02:06Yeah, you did. I'm done with you. You want to answer? You're done. I'm done with you.
02:12How much money did you pay your wife, Dan? Alaska is a much different place. How much money did you
02:16pay your wife, Dan?
02:1660% of us do not identify with a party. How have you enriched your family, Dan?
02:2260% of us are independent. And yes, I believe that partisanship is a problem. But I also believe that
02:29big money in politics is a problem.
02:31When we look at Citizens United, it means that the voice of the American people does not count as much
02:39as big money does.
02:40We need to change that. But I also think that Alaska is a shining example for much of the nation.
02:47We have
02:48multi-partisan and bi-partisan coalitions in our state legislature and they are getting work done for the Alaskan people.
02:55And I think that's what needs to happen. If we want to stick to these really extremist partisan talking points,
03:02we can.
03:02But most Alaskans care about low energy costs. They care about good schools for their kids. They care about health
03:10care for their families.
03:12They care about the opportunity for their young people to build a house, to raise a family, and to live
03:19good lives based on the sweat of their brow and the hard work they've done.
03:22That's what we care about. So yes, partisanship is part of the problem. Big money is part of the problem.
03:29And that's why I, running as an independent, feel like this is a great opportunity for our nation to embrace
03:35something different.
03:37Let's do this work. Let's change the way politics works in this nation. Thank you.
