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So for the voters

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who don't know you

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introduce yourself and say

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why you're running

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for governor.

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I'm somebody who's

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had a 30-year career

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here in Wisconsin.

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Mine's a Wisconsin story

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and I'm

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somebody who's of and

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from here.

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I can tell you

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the conversations I have

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with people here

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that there is a

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a palpable sense

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of frustration, anger.

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I think people are

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truly concerned about

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just making ends meet.

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And then

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you add on to that

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that you've got

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Donald Trump in the White House

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who is chaotic

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he's dysfunctional

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who is cruel

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and it's enough

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to make everybody angry.

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And I'm angry too.

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But I'm also somebody who

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over the course of a career

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I've demonstrated

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for some people

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when you get angry

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you want to get even.

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When I get angry

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I want to roll up my sleeves

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and get something done.

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Is there a single issue

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that drives you

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or maybe a lane

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within the Democratic Party

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that helps define

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who you are?

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Well, I think if anybody is

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looking around right now

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the main issue that anybody

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is dealing with here

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in Wisconsin

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is affordability.

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You know

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we're in a situation where

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just in the last week

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it was revealed that

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the first time

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homebuyers now

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are 40 years old.

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Five years ago

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they were average of

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33 years old.

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And we've got, we spend

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$10,000 a year

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on health care

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per person in Wisconsin.

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Yet there are people

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who go without

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people who can't afford their

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prescription drugs.