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Well, hello, everyone.

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Thank you so much for being

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here. Hopefully you guys got a few

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more hours of sleep than I did,

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because I will tell you, not even

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Netflix could write this

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thriller that we saw

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between the primary itself

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and also the

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election results last night.

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But I am here to say that

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I just got done with breakfast

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with all of the gubernatorial

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candidates, and we

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are united.

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To defeat Tom Tiffany

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this November.

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And I wanna really, I

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know how difficult it is to

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put your name on the ballot.

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And our gubernatorial nominees

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ran incredible campaigns.

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You know, we saw how Francesca Hung

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created a coalition of 7,000

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people.

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That's incredible.

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And she was here today talking

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about how she is committed with us

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to defeat Tom Tiffany.

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We had Kelda Royce and Joel

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Brennan, again, incredible

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candidates who are all committed

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with.

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Unified to defeat

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Tom Tiffany, but

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I am so excited because

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I am our now Lieutenant

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Governor nominee for the Democrats,

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and I get to serve alongside

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of David Crowley, who will

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be our next governor.

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And let me just tell you

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a little bit about David, because I

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actually first got to know a

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little less than a decade ago

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when I was running for

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state treasurer.

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And David and I met in Milwaukee

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and he was sharing his story

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with me, which is an incredibly

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inspiring story.

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Somebody who has grown up in one of

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the poorest zip codes in the entire

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state.

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He grew up in poverty,

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not knowing sometimes where he was

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going to live.

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said, you know what?

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I wanna lift other people up.

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public service.

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He ran for office and got elected

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one of the youngest members of the

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state legislature.

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became the county executive

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where he didn't just talk

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the talk.

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David walked the walk.

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You know, he balanced budgets.

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He addressed home ownership.

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brought Democrats and Republicans

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together to get things done because

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that's who David is.

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David is somebody that we

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need at this moment.

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from that guy,

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Tom Tiffany, who is an election

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denier, career politician

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who only cares about the

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wealthy and corporations.

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That's not who Wisconsin is, and

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that's not what we are going to

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elect this November.

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And so it is my honor to introduce

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our Democratic nominee,

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our next governor, David

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Good morning, everybody.

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I want to say thank you to everybody

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for being here.

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Had a great chance to not just hang

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out with many of the gubernatorial

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candidates, but many of our

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statewide candidates to make

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sure that we not only taken over

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the state senate, but the state

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assembly as well.

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had the opportunity to chat with

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a former Republican legislator.

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Her name is Barbara.

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And she understands what's at stake.

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coalition that we need to build

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across this state.

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extremist in Congressman

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Tom Tiffany.

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we need to bring everybody to the

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table. When you have a seat at the

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table, you're on the menu.

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Our workers, our farmers, our school

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children, our seniors, people with

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disabilities, they feel like no one

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has been listening to them.

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with this election, making sure that

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were crisscrossing across this state

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to bring as many people back

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into the Democratic Party to make

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sure that we continue to build on

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the success.

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That Governor Tony Evers has built

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for the past eight years.

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all of the volunteers, the

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supporters, to everyone who

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helped make this campaign possible.

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And I also want to say thank you to,

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you know, particularly Francesca

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Hong, the work that she put in,

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the leadership that she brought to

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the table.

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And the fact is is that this

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is about making sure that

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everybody's voice is heard.

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kicking off this Unity Tour.

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Making sure that we're bringing

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every single voice to the

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state. And so I just want to say

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thank you for this opportunity.

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Thank you all for being here.

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But we got a lot of work to do.

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We cannot leave no stone unturned

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in this state. And so we're going to

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go everywhere, small towns,

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mid-size suburban communities, as

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well as our large urban centers,

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to let folks know how we're gonna

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make sure that we are fully funding

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our public schools here in the state

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of Wisconsin, how we are investing

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in healthcare, How we are

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making sure that when the tide

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rise all the boats rise in

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this state and so with that I

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want to say thank you and we'll take

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any questions folks may have.

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We're going to go to Pat first over

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here. Thank you, David.

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I'm heading right out to Serona,

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both in Washburn County.

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I'm covering an event there.

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Their congressman's going to hear

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for the next 12 weeks all about Big

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So I want to know what you're

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telling folks in the northwestern

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half of the state, general election

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voters who haven't been following

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this race, about what you've done in

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Milwaukee. How does that translate

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to being chief executive of an

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entire state?

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Milwaukee Bucks has always been big

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and bad, right? And I think it's as

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important that we understand that

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the work that we have done in

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Milwaukee County has not only moved,

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you know, our large urban

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communities forward, but it's also

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moved every city, every town,

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every village forward.

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You know, we have been able to

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reduce our overdose deaths by 40

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percent in the past four years.

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We have the lowest unsheltered

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homeless count per capita than any

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community in the United States,

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and we have been able to balance

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every single budget ending with a

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surplus. In delivering the largest

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property tax cut in our county's

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history. And I truly believe that

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what we've been able to do is good

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for the rest of the state of

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Wisconsin.

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communities to know that we're not

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gonna forget about them.

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We're gonna make sure that they're a

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part of this process and we can lend

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their voices to the solutions

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because we know no one

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really has been listening to them

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across this state.

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congressional member who have not

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been listening, not caring the

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concerns of

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Trump administration.

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And so there's gonna be a stark

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contrast between me and

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Congressman Tom Tiffany because

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we've actually done things for our

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community. We're not just giving

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rhetoric.

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Molly.

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One of the positions

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that they really liked about

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Francesca Hong was her position on

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data centers.

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Do you support a moratorium on new

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data centers like you did?

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Look, we have to focus on making

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sure that we have accountability

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with these data centers.

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They have to pay their own way, they

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need to pay for their own

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infrastructure, and they need to

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bring their own new clean energy.

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I am committed to working with

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the state legislature to make sure

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that we have as many guardrails as

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possible, and we're going to make

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sure that protect our natural

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resources as well as the people of

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Over here to Alex.

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David, there are so many voters who

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voted for Francesca Hong last night.

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It was such a tight race.

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So how do you convince those Hong

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supporters to join up with your

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campaign in the run-up to November?

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Well look, this is about keeping

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working families at the center of

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everything that we do.

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Our children at the center of

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everything we do, our most

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vulnerable populations at the Center

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of everything, that we do and

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so we may not agree on everything,

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but it doesn't mean that we can't

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come to the negotiating table and

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figure out how we bring everybody

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under this big tent.

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You know, the Democrats, we are a

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big tent, we can, we should

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not be focusing on, you know,

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kicking people from up under, saying

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that they don't belong within this

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tent. We need to make sure.

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That we are bringing democratic

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ideas to the table to focus

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on moving our state forward.

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I'm going to go over to Ellie.

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say to voters, the Democratic

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voters, who are obsessed with the

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party established.

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Progressive candidate with governor.

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The primary election is over

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with and we've all been committed to

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saying that on August 12th we needed

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to come together.

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Look as we move forward into

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this general election, this isn't

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establishment versus progressive.

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This is an insider versus outsider.

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This is Democrats defeating a mega

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extremist and Congressman Tom

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Tiffany, and that's what we should

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be focusing on moving forward.

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We got time for one or two more,

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I'm going to go over to.

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So I live in Madison, right,

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I work in Milwaukee, but I live in

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Madison.

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And one of the things that I'm
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from some people in my neighborhoods

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is Francesca Hong got the young

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people out, they got into the polls.

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How do you convince those same

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people who maybe just wouldn't show

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up otherwise, but were excited by

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someone like Francesca Hong, excited

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by her?

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Well one, it's about bringing

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everybody to the table.

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And as Fran has consistently said,

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no matter what happens on August

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12th, we have to make sure that we

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are coming together because

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ultimately we have reach our

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goal. And that's defeating Tom

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Tiffany and making sure that they

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don't stop the progress that we've

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made in the past eight years.

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But young people need to have a seat

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at the table, they need to be a part

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of creating the strategy and

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making that they have opportunities

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as well. Young people don't feel.

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That they can look into their future

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right now when the average home

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buying age is 40 years old, when

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right now they're looking at data

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centers and artificial intelligence

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taking the jobs in the future.

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And so we have to focusing on making

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sure that we're lifting up their

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voices and protecting what they

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believe needs to be protected.

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I'm going to go to Patrick for the

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last one.

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A lot of success this year across

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the country.

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What was the difference between why

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we were able to win in this race

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when others...

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I mean, one, I think that we were

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able to create a lot of momentum,

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but I think that we kind of had a

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secret weapon, particularly when it

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came down to our great governor

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here, Governor Tony Evers.

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He has a lot of trust.

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He's done a lot of work.

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He is one of the very few governors

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that we know has continued to

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deliver year after year.

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But also our message, what we

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brought to the table, being a

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county executive, bringing an

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executive leadership as well as

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governing experience, but also my

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ability. To coalesce people across

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the political spectrum, because

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that's what this race is gonna be

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about. We're not gonna win this

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race focusing on ideology alone.

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It's about focusing on Wisconsin

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values.

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We cannot allow Washington

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politics to creep up into our own

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backyard because we're tired of what

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we're seeing in Washington, DC.

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And so at the end of the day, this

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is about moving our state forward,

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and I'm looking forward to being the

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leader of this party that's gonna

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help coalesced Democrats in this

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state. And be a great shining

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example of what we can do across

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this country.

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Thank you all so much.

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That is unfortunately all the time

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we thank you today.

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We know you have a bunch of

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questions. These two are about to

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go. There was 17 stops five day

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tour. So please come meet us out on

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the trail.

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Thank you. Thank you very much.

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Thank you so much.

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It's okay.

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I've only been here for four days.

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I'm leaving in two hours of sleep.

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No, that's on me.

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I owe you a coffee for that one.