[chanting amy ] [applause] thank you. it is so great to be here. thank you. thank you to the overflow crowd. behaved.very well it is wonderful to be here. i woke up this morning ready to go. i am ready to storm your state. we are going to go to every diner we can find, every moment leading up to the caucuses in iowa i had a constitutional duty. i was not there. these next few days, even playing field, i am here. [applause] it is great to see all of you in this wonderful state. i want to thank michael for that wonderful introduction. i know we have some great supporters of mine, former state senator iris estherbook and a former chief of staff. i defended her honor last night. as well as governor lynch. you are somewhere out there. thank you so much. we have been on a journey and i had an opportunity last night to address the people of new hampshire. i think that i was the one that mentioned new hampshire the most. maybe that is because i realized there is a primary coming
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