Alyssa Slotkin

He's focused more, much more, on foreign policy.

He said he was going to bring back jobs.

Michigan has lost almost more jobs than any other state in the country.

He just hasn't lived up to the things that he campaigned on and has been focused abroad.

And I think that people want to know what he's going to do for them and their lives, and he's just not made that his priority.

And I also wanted to talk about the sort of things more squarely on the domestic side, the indictment that was attempted against you and a number of fellow Democrats that they've obviously elected not to move forward on.

Just your reaction to that.

Do you consider the matter to be closed at this stage?

I don't think anyone considers it closed, and we're already hearing rumors that they're going to try again to indict us for, I guess, sedition.

And just to review the bidding, it's a 90-second video that just restates current military law, that you have a responsibility to refuse illegal orders.

All of us are service or veteran folks.

We all served in some capacity.

And I think the president is weaponizing the federal government against his perceived adversaries.

It's right out of an authoritarian playbook.

Many Europeans understand that better than most Americans.

And I think this is where we've come to in the United States.

And if they can do it to a sitting senator, what can they do to a business leader

community leaders that we see the sort of next uh... the next line of that sort of progress or is it a flood the zone tactic or do you consider something much no i think intimidation is the point it's physical intimidation like a month long threats you know to my home bomb threats my parents were went after

And then it's legal intimidation, right?

Make me pay lots and lots of money to have a lawyer and be in this legal limbo.