Andy Beshear (Clip)

And I do think that the more that this president does and how he talks, especially about people, is and will make an impact. I mean, take the veterans we're hearing from that serve their country and then go into the civil service with our government. They're being laid off and then told it's their fault because they did a poor job, which is a total lie. That hurts. It hurts them.

And everybody sees what's happening.

And everybody sees what's happening.

Only your and my four-year-olds would be aware. Yeah, right.

Only your and my four-year-olds would be aware. Yeah, right.

Fifteen and fourteen.

Fifteen and fourteen.

So at 15 and 14, I've got to give them the space to talk to me about it, to make sure that I'm listening and not just telling. Because it's important that especially at that age and with me as a parent, that they've got the space to know that they're forming their own opinions. But they're concerned too.

So at 15 and 14, I've got to give them the space to talk to me about it, to make sure that I'm listening and not just telling. Because it's important that especially at that age and with me as a parent, that they've got the space to know that they're forming their own opinions. But they're concerned too.

Now, my pledge is that we cannot leave a broken country to our kids and ultimately their kids. If this happens on our watch, which it has, our job is to not only fight to prevent as much harm as we can, but to also repair what is broken or what will be broken.

Now, my pledge is that we cannot leave a broken country to our kids and ultimately their kids. If this happens on our watch, which it has, our job is to not only fight to prevent as much harm as we can, but to also repair what is broken or what will be broken.

Well, first, I don't think disagreement in and of itself within a party is a bad thing. Yes, we need a united front, but we're not following just one voice like you hear with Donald Trump. And that's, I think, a more healthy party and a more healthy democracy. What I think we've got to do is focus.

Well, first, I don't think disagreement in and of itself within a party is a bad thing. Yes, we need a united front, but we're not following just one voice like you hear with Donald Trump. And that's, I think, a more healthy party and a more healthy democracy. What I think we've got to do is focus.

I think we earn back the trust of the American people by, yes, standing up for important issues, but showing the American people that we're going to spend 80% of our time on what they're worried about the most, right? They wake up in the morning worried about their job and whether they can support their family.

I think we earn back the trust of the American people by, yes, standing up for important issues, but showing the American people that we're going to spend 80% of our time on what they're worried about the most, right? They wake up in the morning worried about their job and whether they can support their family.

They're worried about their next doctor's appointment or their kid's doctor's appointment, the roads and bridges they drive, the school they drop their kids off at, and whether they feel safe in their communities. And so while the president claimed He was going to focus on those things. He's done anything but it.

They're worried about their next doctor's appointment or their kid's doctor's appointment, the roads and bridges they drive, the school they drop their kids off at, and whether they feel safe in their communities. And so while the president claimed He was going to focus on those things. He's done anything but it.

He has been obsessed with culture war issues, which means the lane is there for the Democrats to re-earn that trust. But I think that we've got to be, again, laser focused so that people see what we talk about and what we work on truly betters their lives. As a Democratic governor, maybe that's a little bit easier for me because Democratic governors, our job is to get it done.

He has been obsessed with culture war issues, which means the lane is there for the Democrats to re-earn that trust. But I think that we've got to be, again, laser focused so that people see what we talk about and what we work on truly betters their lives. As a Democratic governor, maybe that's a little bit easier for me because Democratic governors, our job is to get it done.

And we get dirt on our boots, right? We get out in our state. People want to see and feel and touch progress to believe it's happening. So in Kentucky, we're building the two biggest battery plants on planet Earth. You can bet I'm going there and I'm showing people what's happening. When we opened the first new hospital in our largest African-American community in 150 years,