So for the voters
who don't know you
introduce yourself and say
why you're running
for governor.
I'm somebody who's
had a 30-year career
here in Wisconsin.
Mine's a Wisconsin story
and I'm
somebody who's of and
from here.
I can tell you
the conversations I have
with people here
that there is a
a palpable sense
of frustration, anger.
I think people are
truly concerned about
just making ends meet.
And then
you add on to that
that you've got
Donald Trump in the White House
who is chaotic
he's dysfunctional
who is cruel
and it's enough
to make everybody angry.
And I'm angry too.
But I'm also somebody who
over the course of a career
I've demonstrated
for some people
when you get angry
you want to get even.
When I get angry
I want to roll up my sleeves
and get something done.
Is there a single issue
that drives you
or maybe a lane
within the Democratic Party
that helps define
who you are?
Well, I think if anybody is
looking around right now
the main issue that anybody
is dealing with here
in Wisconsin
is affordability.
You know
we're in a situation where
just in the last week
it was revealed that
the first time
homebuyers now
are 40 years old.
Five years ago
they were average of
33 years old.
And we've got, we spend
$10,000 a year
on health care
per person in Wisconsin.
Yet there are people
who go without
people who can't afford their
prescription drugs.