by the hundreds.

I think it's unbecoming of the job.

I think, you know, my largest takeaway from the debate was that he no longer wants to do the job.

He doesn't want to face his constituents.

He doesn't want to take tough questions from the press.

To me, that is a large part of the job.

A representative has to be accountable and be willing to take questions, not just from people within his own political party, but from any constituent.

Everyone in here is recording.

Are we really supposed to believe that the president's going to declare martial law this time around?

Hi, Katie.

Well, thank you for having me.

I'm fully focused on this election here in Maryland's first congressional district.

I'm happy that our governors across the country, at least 40 of them, members of both political parties, are engaging in tabletop exercises to make sure that our elections can go off without a hitch.

And I'm thankful that our elections are governed at the state level.

I think, you know, if anyone is scared to vote, and I don't blame them because there is certainly... threats to our elections right now, and a lot of them are coming from this White House.

allowed to? She is allowed to, but your thoughts about that?

But what is the Democratic plan to reduce fuel and transportation costs once they have taken the House and Senate?

Well, on day one, when we do flip the House and hopefully we take the Senate to, we're going to reverse most of these tariffs, you know, tariffs in a deliberate fashion and a trade policy that makes sense can be effective.

But tariffs that change on a daily, weekly, monthly basis are crippling our farmers and their attacks on our families to the tune of one thousand to five thousand dollars.

So we're going to reverse.

these tariffs and achieve some deliberate and effective trade policy.

We're going to end this war in Iran and bring our troops home to make sure our men and women in uniform are safe.

You know, they don't have basic protections from drones.

Harris in Congress, this guy served nine terms and I've never heard his name before.

Tell people why, if they invest in your campaign, how you can win, why you think you can win in this political moment, in this moment in history.

Well, money is not everything.

But in our screwed up campaign finance system that we have in this country right now, since Citizens United, really, where we're going up against this corporate money, it matters.

So every dollar that's invested in my campaign helps us get the word out to voters across the state.

It helps me hire people.

organizers who are working 60 or 70 hours a week to manage our army of volunteers.

And we talked about how big my district is.

There's a goat or two involved, isn't there? I wish.