Dean Jackson

You know, if they say she's getting weak and they realize it.

82, yeah.

82, yeah.

82.

So, yeah, so they're watching trends and they know that all they have to do is win the primary, as I said, to win the general election to get their candidate.

And it's a lot cheaper for them to do that.

So it could be and that would be like the desired outcome for me or whoever is trying to do this on a shoestring is to get enough popularity going.

So these outside players will come in and spend their money.

without, because then they're not directly buying influence.

You know, they write me a check for $10,000.

They're not doing that because they like me.

They're trying to buy influence and that's where the system is broken.

So I'm just not going to take that, but you can't stop them from doing what they want to do.

The Supreme Court.

Super PACs can do what they want to do without regulation.

So that part's pretty fun to see what happens with that.

And I hope I have this right.

I think I do.

There's a designation of what's called political action committees.

Those can be controlled and owned by the Canada and that sort of thing.