Okay, I'm recording.
Okay, so let's
talk about who you think Tom
Challenger is going to be going.
Well, the voters are going to decide
that today, but the leading Democrat
candidate has talked about
abolishing police and prisons.
Our attorney general, Josh Call, has
been too weak to stand up against
that. And in fact, just recently
spoke at a conference as their
keynote speaker for a group that
wants to abolish prisons.
And so these elections in November
are shaping up to be public safety
versus politics.
And we can't afford that radical
left-wing agenda to set foot and
make Wisconsin less safe.
We have to continue moving forward,
not letting them take us backwards.
Let's talk about Donald Trump and
his endorsement of Tiffany.
Trump's sagging in the polls right
now.
What kind of effect do you think
that's going to have on Tiffany?
Well, what I can tell you is I've
been focused on issues that are
affecting people here in Wisconsin
as I've traveled to 68 of our 72
counties. And we talk about the
broken promises that we've seen from
our attorney general, where he
promised to improve the crime lab
testing. He actually said that he
had more DNA analysts than his
predecessor, he had better
technology, and because of Josh
Call's policies that he was testing
less, then there'd be a dramatic
improvement.
And now we're actually seeing Josh
Call take on average over twice as
long to test less DNA than
his predecessors. That's what I'm
hearing people concerned about,
making sure we're taking dangerous
criminals off the streets, because
these broken promises are making
Wisconsin less safe.
As victims wait for justice, some
of these defendants are on the
streets committing new crimes and
new victims while the old victims
are waiting for justice.
You're welcome, thank you.