and further protecting those who are already vaccinated. we need to vaccinate the unvaccinated. that s the message. it s an excellent point and really kind of refocusing with all the data and information out there. really what you re saying is we need to refocus on exactly what the core mission has been all along but seems to have just, i don t know, if it s kind of gotten lost in the noise because, yes, the message from the white house is important, but is it just that it s harder to organize, all politics is local, to organize these town hams? what you laid out seems very rational and understandable. so where does it have to come from? i think it has to come from hospitals and medical schools, university centers. they have to essentially mobilize a group of citizen scientists and activist to get out there. remember in 2000 when there was a scare that the measles, mumps, or other vaccines caused autism?
is between the wealthy and well connected for whom this government is working great. wow. you want to get a trillion and a half dollars in tax breaks? you got a government that said let s do it and let s do it fast. you re running a business that wants to roll back environmental regulations so you can dump poison in the water and spew toxins in the air, you got a government that s working for you. this government is working great. don t talk to me about gridlock. it s working great. but it s working for a very thin slice at the top, and everyone else is paying the price. and here s the deal. people across this country know it. i got to tell you, chris, you know i m out doing these town halls. i love it. look likes it. the big advantage to not spending all my time behind closed doors with bazile theyec bazillionaire is. i have done 130 town hams.
in iowa. so they called everyone four times. and now, the dnc chair, debbie wasserman schultz. how cocky we are, we will beat any of them, bring them, they are interchangeable. guest: they are interchangeable but i never suggested we, boat any they. we are going to run and have been running the most significant, effective grass roots campaign of any presidential campaign in history, 3950,000 calls you talked about in iowa, eight offices, 4,000 one-on-one meetings, 1,200 events like town hams and meetings and house parties, we take the iowa caucuses and the retail politics that is the pride of this state very seriously, unlike romney who has been here 15 times this year, and who now has spend millions and if he does not have a significant victory tonight and like he decleared last night, wins iowa going away, that will be another example of
supporters. in iowa. so they called everyone four times. and now, the dnc chair, debbie wasserman schultz. how cocky we are, we will beat any of them, bring them, they are interchangeable. guest: they are interchangeable but i never suggested we, boat any they. we are going to run and have been running the most significant, effective grass roots campaign of any presidential campaign in history, 3950,000 calls you talked about in iowa, eight offices, 4,000 one-on-one meetings, 1,200 events like town hams and meetings and house parties, we take the iowa caucuses and the retail politics that is the pride of this state very seriously, unlike romney who has been here 15 times this year, and who now has spend millions and if he does not have a significant victory tonight and like he decleared last night, wins iowa going away,