00:09 - We're joined today by John Van treat republican for Pennsylvania lieutenant governor

00:13 - why are you running for this office.

00:17 - Well I think I'm the most

00:19 - qualified person to run through lieutenant governor because if you look at my resume

00:24 - and you look at the job duties of the lieutenant governor

00:28 - I may be

00:28 - the only candidate

00:30 - ever

00:31 - that matches up exactly with the three main duties of the lieutenant governor

00:36 - and

00:37 - you know that would be the

00:38 - lieutenant

00:39 - governor oversees the senate

00:41 - well

00:42 - I was an executive for twenty six years I've always seen

00:45 - plenty of meetings and

00:46 - staff meetings

00:47 - and groups

00:48 - but in poe or most importantly to lieutenant

00:50 - governors in charge of crisis that come up.

00:54 - I was the crisis management team director for u p s

00:58 - for Pennsylvania west Virginia and Virginia

01:01 - I don't think any other candidate has had that type of a resume

01:05 - match up like I have

01:07 - plus the lieutenant governor oversees the parole board

01:11 - and I've got a degree in criminal justice I

01:13 - was a security director for twenty six years

01:16 - in six states so

01:17 - I actually when I looked at it I originally wanted to run again for governor

01:21 - but when I looked at lieutenant governor I said holy

01:23 - cow I match up one hundred percent with the job duties

01:27 - so here I am.

01:28 - What changes would you bring to this office.

01:32 - Well I mean

01:33 - the changes.

01:35 - I have to try to get the governor to adopt some of my ideas those are the changes

01:40 - because lieutenant governor really don't have a lotta juice when it comes to

01:44 - making the policy

01:45 - but you know

01:46 - there there we have to be efficient.

01:51 - Where spend being bright now

01:53 - seven percent more than we take in three point six billion dollars

01:58 - and you just can't do that you know efficiency I think

02:02 - is the main thing we need to do right now in this state

02:05 - is get the spending under control

02:08 - I was spending is up over forty percent since coven.

02:12 - I mean

02:12 - it's it's out of control and the first thing I remember the first thing shapiro said

02:17 - was

02:18 - how much can I spend how much can we take

02:21 - from the reserve fund and the rainy day fund

02:25 - and that's exactly what he's done

02:26 - is taken from those and every one of his budgets

02:29 - have been about seven while yes for ten per cent more

02:33 - and then settles in at seven percent more

02:35 - so to me

02:36 - you know with department of state efficiency is

02:39 - probably the most important thing we would do

02:41 - but we have an oversight committee

02:44 - and that's what they're supposed to do

02:46 - they haven't met since twenty nineteen

02:48 - so I think that tells you a lot.

02:50 - Before we get in

02:52 - too far about you your campaign and some

02:53 - specific issues is getting to your back on a bet

02:56 - where were you born and where did you grow up.

02:59 - Yeah I was born in new York city actually not far from trump I was born in the Bronx

03:03 - lived there for years one year in Brooklyn

03:06 - they were seven or eight and in queens then we moved out to long island

03:09 - rarely for high school college marriage

03:13 - my first job big job at GPS so

03:16 - so I was a new yorker and you know the trump name and

03:19 - I you know I put on my website I am so similar to him in a lot of ways

03:24 - except I don't manage by chaos

03:26 - no

03:27 - I don't create chaos I do what I say I'm going to do

03:30 - and I analyze and I really put good plans in place.

03:35 - And can you talk about a little bit more of the

03:36 - background that you would bring to this role.

03:40 - Yeah well you know

03:41 - it I think it's my executive experience you know you look at other candidates and

03:47 - you know if somebody had said to meet

03:48 - the best people don't go into politics

03:51 - and you look at a lot of elected people and they're really not

03:54 - but you know

03:55 - I'll take a second to talk

03:56 - about Jason ricci you know

03:59 - so he is an attorney any out of allegheny.

04:02 - How does he match up with the job duties I just

04:06 - said

04:06 - you know

04:07 - he's not in the criminal justice field is no crisis management

04:11 - experience

04:12 - so you know I think I match up exactly with this

04:16 - disposition

04:17 - and I'll tell you this too.

04:18 - I

04:19 - I ran for governor four years ago when I debate Jason ricci three pt times I

04:24 - I the third debate was a new castle I won

04:28 - all three debates but I want that one I got a standing ovation

04:32 - at the end of it

04:33 - he didn't show up for the fourth debate

04:35 - in Butler after that

04:37 - debate so

04:38 - I got I hope I can debate Jason ricci again.

04:42 - Now the slogan for your key campaign is never socialist why did you choose that.

04:47 - But you know I got on to that.

04:49 - In twenty nineteen to help president trump

04:53 - and what I did

04:54 - to help him was I took a billboard here in greensburg was small and county

04:58 - I paid for it for a year I don't know what it cost me like twelve thousand dollars

05:02 - I put it up was small and never socialist I mean

05:06 - I didn't put mine came on it wasn't political

05:09 - because I wasn't running for anything at the time but I was trying to help him

05:12 - and I also at the same time started a weekly newsletter called

05:17 - never socialist

05:18 - and I it's a copy and paste newsletter from all different news stories I got.

05:23 - I got about forty emails a day

05:25 - and up to issue four hundred and eleven right now so

05:29 - you know to me

05:31 - america.

05:33 - It's about individualism

05:34 - you know you

05:36 - you keep what you earn it and you you you know it's not about socialism you don't

05:41 - have the right to put your hand in my pocket

05:43 - and the most motivated people are the ones that that

05:47 - really own their own businesses

05:49 - you know you you just socialism to me as a step to communism I

05:53 - can't.

05:54 - I can't stomach it to be honest with you.

05:57 - Your website lists your plan to govern

06:00 - are the first step is restructure how would you do that.

06:04 - Yeah well you know I've got I've got like

06:07 - twenty five different.

06:10 - Themes on my website

06:12 - but you know

06:12 - the restructuring would be one

06:15 - you got you gotta have that

06:16 - dose department department of state efficiency I just change one letter on that

06:22 - and and that's one of the things we would do.

06:25 - I also recommend cause I don't have a lot of faith in the general assembly.

06:30 - Downsizing themselves but

06:32 - you know we need to downsize

06:35 - and again it goes back to spending

06:36 - we have way too many state reps and senators

06:40 - I would take election day

06:42 - you know cause a

06:44 - I think act seventy seven needs to be thrown out

06:47 - should have never been passed

06:48 - but you know election day

06:50 - should be a state holiday in my mind it coincides with native American day

06:55 - because that's not a particular day you can fall in within a

06:59 - two three week period

07:01 - so it's already a state holiday

07:03 - so make a full lol on election day so now people can go to the polls

07:07 - you don't need mail in ballots

07:09 - I would allow independents to vote

07:11 - I mean they're twelve percent of the population

07:14 - and if you look recently at a poll forty five percent of people under twenty eight

07:19 - are independent they're not republican or democrat

07:22 - I would allow them to vote

07:24 - and overthrow

07:25 - act seventy seven used to be thrown out.

07:28 - Europe tried mail in ballots and sixty four percent

07:30 - of the countries went back to mail in ballots

07:33 - we need to get rid of the satellite centers

07:35 - that they're out there for

07:37 - for three months helping people

07:40 - really to sign up and vote democrat that's what they do

07:43 - and and and also sanctuary cities

07:46 - would get rid of that too.

07:48 - Now in this you mentioned the department of state efficiency

07:53 - the way it'd be set up is that you would want to freeze hiring

07:57 - for certain.

07:59 - State departments which ones would you

08:01 - recommend freezing first.

08:04 - Yeah well you know no looking at the spending that's going on

08:07 - you know

08:08 - first thing in my mind

08:09 - so let's just freeze right now and it stopped these increases

08:13 - but I would I would do what the federal government does

08:17 - for

08:18 - disaster

08:19 - control let's say

08:20 - you know they have a hierarchy of government

08:23 - so they have departed it's listed in order of

08:27 - of importance so

08:28 - if there was to nuclear war or we got hit by an asteroid you know these departments

08:33 - would be funded first all the way down to the ones that are not

08:38 - that important

08:39 - you know

08:40 - so.

08:41 - I can't tell you which ones they are right now cause I'm not in government

08:44 - but I I would immediately ask for

08:47 - a.

08:48 - Hierarchy of Pennsylvania state government.

08:51 - List those departments just like the federal

08:53 - government and we may have this list for disaster

08:56 - control

08:57 - I would go by that

08:59 - and you know certain jobs like law enforcement and nursing so we're not freezing that

09:04 - we wouldn't cut that back

09:06 - Kristen that's why you need this hierarchy you need to know that.

09:10 - Could you walk us through the other steps in your plan to govern them too.

09:15 - Okay well that that's the restructuring part

09:18 - but you know

09:20 - under the under the financial section

09:22 - you know.

09:23 - I

09:23 - Want to see was rescinded

09:25 - the

09:26 - week

09:26 - that sylvania last year tried to pass twenty eight hundred

09:30 - horse

09:31 - do we really need twenty eight hundred new laws

09:34 - I wanted to see see a lot of these Olga was rescinded you know I'd said

09:38 - for every new bill you've gotta cut out five.

09:42 - Bills

09:43 - to start with

09:45 - I would try to be efficient like trying to eliminate yearly

09:49 - registrations

09:51 - you know why.

09:52 - When you buy your boat

09:54 - your car car your.

09:56 - You know your your jet ski or snowmobile you register

10:00 - you pay a one time fee which would be a little bit higher

10:03 - but you don't have to go through this yearly or or

10:06 - every two year type

10:08 - registration until all it does is create.

10:12 - It creates

10:13 - work and jobs that

10:15 - can be

10:15 - water more efficiently

10:17 - and

10:18 - I would eliminate the sales tax exemption on nonprofits

10:22 - that are not spending eighty percent on their goal

10:26 - I was on the board of juvenile diabetes and I remember them saying

10:30 - they spent eighty three percent on pure.

10:34 - So I picked eighty percent would be my my goal line

10:37 - and there's a lot of nonprofits out there

10:39 - they're really big businesses they really are

10:42 - and they do balls and banquets and maybe spend

10:45 - forty fifty sixty percent on what their goal is

10:48 - I would do that

10:49 - you know we we need to I like to say pa powers the world

10:52 - but first we've got to pa we gotta pay our Pennsylvania

10:56 - because

10:56 - you know gas and electricity rates in the state have

11:00 - almost doubled since covert and that's ridiculous

11:03 - I would eliminate the fifty eight cents

11:06 - that's.

11:07 - Job one job two for me

11:09 - behind efficiency

11:10 - is eliminate the fifty eight cents

11:13 - per gallon fuel tax

11:15 - it's so regressive in this

11:18 - in the sense that

11:19 - it takes money out of your pocket I want to give six hundred dollars back to everybody

11:24 - basically based on that fuel tax

11:26 - but it increases transportation costs

11:29 - you know cause everybody's paying for higher gas

11:32 - and it increases inflation to me it's the perfect inflation

11:36 - reducer is to get rid of this fuel tax I'm surprised

11:40 - president trump hasn't gotten rid of the twenty cent federal tax

11:44 - you know and when I

11:45 - when I get

11:46 - on the bill on the ballot

11:47 - next month

11:49 - and

11:50 - at some point I'm going to have a conversation with president trump.

11:52 - I

11:53 - Convince him governor to fuel taxes to totally

11:55 - regressive but I would also freeze the seniors property

11:59 - taxes at this point

12:00 - so.

12:01 - They don't go up.

12:02 - We would take a look at being a right to work state I know that's not popular

12:07 - but there are.

12:09 - About

12:09 - two billion dollars in savings

12:11 - by being a right to work state

12:13 - and

12:14 - I would

12:14 - also look at

12:15 - some

12:16 - of the offices in Harrisburg

12:20 - and I would move them out of Harrisburg and put them

12:23 - where they belong you know whatever the department uses well for a housing department

12:28 - maybe you shouldn't be in Harrisburg.

12:31 - Maybe you should be in braddock I drove through a braddock

12:34 - I thought I was in a a third world country.

12:37 - I mean

12:37 - and and other towns I've gone through

12:39 - I won tenant went through it was only two businesses open

12:43 - and it was a whole.

12:44 - City

12:45 - like town

12:46 - and everything was boarded up and closed well maybe some of these

12:50 - apartments in Harrisburg should be relocated to those locations and revitalize

12:55 - so I'm an idea person I have all these creative ideas you know

12:59 - so.

13:00 - Those are some of the things I would do

13:01 - that falls under the financial.

13:04 - Your.

13:05 - Eye

13:06 - yeah yeah

13:07 - your website says that you want to give sheriff's

13:09 - additional police power what would that look like.

13:13 - Yeah well you know I

13:14 - again I see efficiency wise a

13:17 - a resource there that's

13:19 - that's not

13:20 - we're not utilizing it

13:22 - the way it should

13:23 - you know the sheriffs here

13:25 - they're mostly serving.

13:28 - You know warrants and and they're

13:30 - transporting

13:32 - and

13:33 - this is the only county they transport people to court

13:36 - you know

13:37 - really.

13:39 - You have your Philadelphia and Pittsburgh the sheriffs have more

13:43 - police duties than they do in the other sixty five counties

13:47 - so.

13:48 - I would look at that and I think we can utilize our sheriffs a little bit more

13:52 - and you know I I would rather see

13:54 - state police rather than

13:56 - giving out tickets

13:58 - I want them I'm investigating I want to make sure

14:01 - what happened in Minnesota is not happening here

14:05 - because if you look at the health and human service costs in the state.

14:10 - They've gone up so we have welfare fraud medicare fraud

14:15 - I mean they've gone up not as bad as Minnesota but

14:18 - I want

14:19 - state police investigating so

14:21 - that's how I would use the sheriff's giving them

14:23 - let them give out tickets and and the state police do their job

14:27 - you claim that you're the only republican with a website

14:30 - to recruit Asian and his panic people to the party

14:33 - why is getting their votes important to you.

14:36 - Yeah well you know

14:37 - let me first say I don't recruit

14:39 - African Americans because Candace Owens does that

14:42 - and originally my website was called like she has blacks it.

14:47 - I was

14:48 - hex it for hispanics exit

14:50 - for asians you know

14:52 - I kind of dropped those monikers then I I just go with

14:56 - never socialist usa that on.

14:59 - It's important because you know the fastest growing group in the state or his panic

15:07 - and it's

15:07 - really if it wasn't for them the state would

15:10 - while we continue to lose population

15:12 - but we have

15:13 - I think it's one point one million hispanics.

15:16 - Their populations going to overtake the African

15:19 - emerge African

15:20 - population in the state shortly.

15:23 - So there maybe I dunno eight percent you've got about four percent the asians

15:28 - and asians and hispanics get like

15:30 - no publicity.

15:32 - You know if you look at what's going on with the democrat party

15:36 - they are almost exclusively African American an lgbt

15:41 - you know

15:42 - they leave the Asian and his panic out

15:44 - so.

15:45 - You look I look for opportunities I think we can pull

15:48 - both of those groups who are very conservative.

15:52 - The hispanics at least are are christians that are closest to Europeans

15:56 - and closest to the founding of this country

15:59 - I think that his panic

16:00 - group could absolutely latinos be

16:03 - part of the republican party

16:06 - and you know I just went down to puerto rico to visit

16:08 - relatives with my aunt and uncle sixtieth anniversary

16:11 - I gave my talk ok there they announced me as the

16:14 - future lieutenant governor down there but.

16:17 - I like the his panic people my daughter lourdes the

16:20 - Nicaraguan so my grandkids are half his panic but

16:24 - I could see the hispanics fitting in

16:26 - and the

16:27 - asians when you look at rankings on everything

16:31 - they come in the b best lowest crime highest

16:35 - you know GPS scores

16:37 - grade scores in school

16:39 - and and there's no problems when you bring asians and

16:42 - so you know let's make them aren't republican party

16:45 - the problem is these groups come from socialist communist countries and then they

16:50 - always fall back on wanting so socialism

16:53 - we gotta convince them

16:55 - you can be all you can be want to be in this country you can do it if you really try.

17:01 - Your education plan for Pennsylvania includes a

17:03 - program called patriotic seventeen seventy six

17:07 - what is this and why do you support it.

17:09 - You know that was something that president trump

17:12 - came out with in his first term right at the end

17:15 - and I you know I put that on my plan for governor four years ago

17:19 - but it was basically just teaching.

17:22 - You know

17:23 - pro

17:24 - america education

17:26 - you know not pulling down statues and and be little bling Thomas Jefferson and

17:32 - and all the Celtic it's just to

17:34 - teach a very

17:35 - positive and the truth about education what

17:39 - the woods

17:40 - slavery or whatever because there's a lot of reasons

17:43 - why the founders didn't take on

17:45 - slavery they didn't believe it was going to last

17:48 - you know that was one of the main reach since that and they knew

17:51 - if they went after that you would have had a civil war even sooner

17:56 - and we had to keep the thirteen colonies together to fight the British

18:01 - we couldn't fracture them

18:03 - the

18:03 - the the thirteen colonies so

18:05 - there's a lot of reasons

18:06 - we gotta teach the truth about

18:08 - our American heritage and it's a great heritage.

18:12 - Now let's get into your campaign you mentioned earlier that a

18:16 - republican candidate for governor Stacey charity

18:18 - enjoy endorse Jason richey for lieutenant governor

18:21 - how significant is that to your campaign.

18:24 - You know I don't think it's all that significant I

18:27 - understand what the Greg rossman is trying to do is the

18:30 - chair

18:31 - you know he doesn't

18:33 - he he wants to just

18:34 - control it

18:35 - worse when I ran for governor four years ago at fourteen fifteen candidates but

18:40 - I saw that

18:42 - as freedom

18:43 - as as you know you have the primary

18:46 - to pick who the people want as their candidate

18:50 - and that's the way it should be

18:51 - and like I said I don't see Richie is you

18:53 - know he'll get the support of the committees

18:57 - but I'm the patriot candidate I'm not the g o p candidate

19:01 - and I just spoke in allegheny county which is where richest county.

19:06 - Two groups there

19:08 - and they are they're carrying my petitions they're not carrying his petitions

19:12 - so my biggest problem.

19:15 - Is I'm not getting the publicity in the newspapers

19:18 - in the media I'm glad you're doing the show

19:21 - once they discover me

19:23 - you know I don't want to say I'm the mashed ruano

19:25 - because he had some you know he had some challenges

19:28 - too I wanted to debate that when I ran for governor

19:30 - we didn't get to that part but

19:32 - I'm the patriot candidate like he was

19:35 - so you know if you voted for mastery onto vote for me support me

19:39 - I'm not the g o p candidate they've already made Richie that person

19:43 - so in this state probably has

19:45 - done twenty times more

19:47 - patriot candidates than they do

19:50 - committee

19:51 - and those type of g o p swamp candidates

19:54 - I'll crush him if I can get publicity I really will

19:57 - like I said

19:58 - I beat them in three debates he didn't show up for the fourth debate and Butler

20:01 - and those people in new castle and butlin know that they brought that up at the

20:05 - meeting and low in mount lead been on

20:07 - a couple of weeks ago

20:09 - that that debate I had forgotten about it.

20:12 - How have you been

20:13 - campaigning.

20:15 - Yeah well I hate to say that the invitations have not been as great as they were four

20:20 - years ago because when I announced

20:23 - I was running for governor two weeks later I had twenty invitations I

20:28 - went around to maybe forty different patriot groups

20:31 - I have

20:32 - I struggled to get

20:34 - the newspaper

20:36 - rip my press release

20:37 - the best one who did it

20:39 - was the Pittsburgh post gazette

20:42 - and then the mt

20:43 - pleasant newspaper here

20:45 - but I check I Google my name for you know John ventured for lieutenant governor

20:50 - I don't see I sent it out to all the media

20:52 - and I am not

20:54 - getting a press release nice announcement like other candidates

20:58 - and it's a shame you know.

21:01 - It's really hurting I'm reaching out to groups to go speak

21:05 - were four years ago I had so many invitations I had to cancel on the same day

21:09 - so I need publicity I need the media to do their job

21:13 - and let everybody know there isn't

21:15 - there's three candidates right now there isn't one

21:17 - for lieutenant governor.

21:19 - Is some guy in bucks county it's never run before

21:22 - Jason ricci and myself but I've got a track record of running.

21:27 - What did you learn from your experience from running for governor previously.

21:32 - I enjoyed it I loved it and

21:34 - the the thing was i.

21:36 - I met all of these people around the state

21:40 - and I have them

21:41 - carrying my petitions right now

21:43 - so we're gonna work

21:44 - the the last time I you know I didn't have as many people

21:48 - but going around talking to all these patriot groups

21:51 - I kind of stayed away from committees I spoke

21:53 - in front of a few

21:55 - but committees will always go with that

21:57 - bigger committee name person elected person

22:01 - they're not going with a grass roots person so

22:03 - I made so many contexts I have people in lack a wanna Philadelphia county

22:08 - I got people all over the state

22:10 - I sent out two hundred and five petition it's

22:13 - mailed them and

22:14 - they're all helping me so

22:16 - you know I learned a lot

22:18 - I I I learned when I already knew that I went debates and and I did that on

22:23 - television which I really enjoyed

22:25 - but you know it's a tough

22:27 - process because you also get people who are supporting you

22:31 - and then at the last minute they sway which they go to somebody else but

22:34 - I'm very confident this time around I'm going to

22:37 - get enough signatures and get the counties I need

22:40 - and

22:41 - you know I have

22:42 - a lot of locals

22:44 - have said to me

22:45 - elected people well

22:46 - you know you have to compromise and they go to Harrisburg looking to find common ground

22:53 - wood progressives

22:54 - well.

22:55 - I had a lot of democrat friends and I could find common ground with Kennedy democrats

23:00 - if you're a moderate I don't have any common ground with progressives

23:05 - I would say

23:06 - none

23:07 - and that's why I put out a newsletter called never socialist.

23:11 - If you're if you're modern red and conservative

23:14 - in your thoughts we can find common ground

23:17 - but I'm not going to Harrisburg to

23:20 - find common ground with progressives

23:22 - progressivism far left

23:24 - ideas

23:25 - are not I am not compromising on that

23:27 - at all it's not gonna happen.

23:29 - You mentioned earlier

23:31 - wanting to speak with president trump

23:33 - how would you describe your relationship with the president.

23:36 - Well I have no relationship with them you know I I grew up in queens and as a kid

23:41 - there everybody knew the trump name I've never met him

23:45 - I see him on TV

23:46 - but he was you know it's kind of like the

23:48 - great gatsby you know he was on the north shore

23:51 - of long island and queens long island that's the rich guys

23:54 - I was on the south side of queens Richmond ill

23:59 - you know a story of flushing we were the poor side

24:02 - but

24:02 - you know there's there's a lot of things like I'm very like him I'm very creative

24:08 - you know he published

24:09 - a couple of books I've published fourteen books mostly novels.

24:13 - He had a reality TV show so did I on the history channel

24:17 - you know I'm an executive.

24:20 - He owned his own company but I worked for a corporation

24:23 - there's just so many similarities I understand the way guys thinks and and I

24:28 - know when I listened to him speak like the state of the union and that

24:32 - it's such a calming

24:33 - effect because you know he's in charge and he's patriotic and I don't think I've ever

24:39 - seen the patriotism

24:41 - from other candidates I see from him

24:44 - you're

24:44 - like I said I wouldn't create chaos to get what I want

24:48 - you know I have more of an executive way of going about

24:51 - it but when I say I'm going to do things I'm gonna do it

24:54 - but I think I'm very trump like in a lot of ways.

24:57 - Lastly take the last few moments we have here to

24:59 - tell the viewers why they should vote for you.

25:03 - Well I'm asking you to vote for me because I'm the patriot candidate and my resume

25:08 - matches up exactly with the job responsibilities

25:12 - and I dunno that anybody else's resume does that's ever run

25:15 - and the things I want to do.

25:18 - If I want to give back to that you know I want to cut.

25:22 - Taxes I want to

25:24 - get rid of the fuel tax

25:25 - that will save you about six hundred dollars I want

25:28 - real school choice

25:30 - where people

25:31 - not only go picking a different public school

25:34 - but private schools so the way to go they cost less

25:38 - you know no it is so much cheaper than spending twenty

25:41 - five thousand dollars a student to go to public school

25:44 - we're going to.

25:46 - Improve efficiency

25:47 - we're going to free seniors taxes I'm trying to give back to the people

25:52 - you know not just Philadelphia like these democrats

25:55 - you know

25:56 - governors do

25:57 - we're going to reinstate pro life counseling centers

26:00 - and.

26:01 - Looking to utilize our natural resources cars green technologies

26:05 - for to eight times more expensive than

26:08 - than coal or natural gas and nuclear is the cheapest way to go

26:13 - and it's probably the safest too

26:15 - so

26:15 - I'm asking to vote for me because I'm the patriot candidate and I do what I say I'm

26:21 - going to do I dunno I don't owe anybody anything

26:24 - so it's not like they're going to come to me for favors you know I've always been

26:27 - kind of the outsider as the candidate but

26:31 - I will do what I say I'm

26:32 - going to do so go to my website

26:34 - vote for know before vote for eventual dot com

26:38 - you'll see my plan and I think you'll love it.

26:41 - We've been speaking with John Van tree republican for Pennsylvania lieutenant

26:44 - governor thank you for your time.

26:47 - Alright thank you.

26:51 - Hmm hmm.

27:00 - Hmm.