Ken Martin

Win, John.

And I'm just telling you right now, I think you and others who continue to bet against the DNC, keep betting.

Because guess what?

Here's the reality, John.

We're winning.

There's no... Again, John, you're just throwing out a bunch of garbage.

We've never... That's what the report was, isn't it?

I've never contemplated layoffs at the DNC.

I haven't laid anyone off since I've been a DNC chair.

And so I just want to be very clear with you again and your listeners because you're just repeating garbage pot shots at the DNC.

I'm used to taking the pot shots, by the way.

And I think the mistake that you and others make is somehow I just don't care.

I came to this job for one thing, which is to win.

I think it is a worthwhile allocation because when we organize everywhere, we can win anywhere.

And it's important for us not to just focus on federal power at the expense of state and local power.

This is where I'm challenging the conventional wisdom of all these smart people in Washington, D.C.

here, which is that the only thing that matters is control of Congress and the presidency.

My job is to help us win everywhere, to build power up and down the ballot throughout the country, including in our territories.

And so you and I can just disagree on whether or not those are investments that are worthwhile.

I believe they are worthwhile.