Dr. Annette Bosworth

uh in the philippines that has nothing to do with it but i was on a mission trip in the philippines and um i left a petition behind i don't know how you do it in london but a petition means if you're going to run for office you got to get some people saying they believe in you so we needed 2 000 signatures and we got 6 000 signatures we submitted them to the state we think there's no problem but then the quarterly earnings come back for a campaign raising and my opponent

had about 70 donors at about $10,000 a pop and had something like $740,000.

I put my earnings in and they were $780,000.

So I outraised him.

You have to report to the government whenever somebody gives you more than $200.

So his donors are right there on the list.

My list is empty.

Because the average size of the donation was $45.

And they know they can't win with that.

I have a grassroots behind me.

And that's when the black cars started showing up in my life.

It sounds like I've got a tinfoil hat, but it was real.

The state card started to show up outside my house.

They started to say, find something on her.

And I am the first person in the history of the United States of America...

to be investigated for not witnessing a signature on those petitions.

Well, that's what it says.

And you're right.

It says, I bear witness.

So as I left them in my clinic, my staff signed it.