Tell people why they should vote for Danielle Carter Walters as the next mayor of the city of Chicago.

Well, you should vote for me because everything I am running on, I've been fighting for.

I'm a product of what's going on.

Your experience is my experience.

And I've been fighting and demanding.

for a forensic audit.

I've been shining a light and talking about how crime isn't down and that we are not safe in our communities.

Danielle, before I let you go, please let our listeners know how they can follow you, how they can support your candidacy and anything else that they can do during this time where you're gathering signatures.

Uh, what's your, uh, response to, you know, the Giannoulias rap there, which is, you know, basically more or less indistinguishable from the Juliana Stratton rap, from the BLM Brandon Johnson rap, from the J.B. Pritzker rap? It's just the same rap.

It really is, and I'm so tired of these people.

I, I'm, I really am.

See, we are dealing with some serious issues in Chicago.

Uh, we have a homicide problem.

We have a murder problem.

We have a, a public safety crisis.

Give me a real solution to one of the, the general problems that you've identified from public safety to property taxes.

and Little Village, and it's like, okay, well, why is this different? Why is it changed here? One of the things you're pushing and you want to move away from and eliminate outright is the sanctuary city piece of Chicago, which is, you know, we don't have a charter, so it's just kind of a piece of paper that says this is what we're doing, right? So what do you think the struggles are going to be pushing that off the side? Because the city council is pretty progressive, right?

I think, yeah, that's definitely going to be an issue because it was an issue when we wanted to vote on to have that on a referendum to vote if we wanted to remain a sanctuary city.

And I remember they blocked Emma Mitch, you know, from voting.

That's what's a big issue.

And because they didn't want us to vote and have a say so.

So the party of the Democrat Party that challenged and fights, they say they're fighting for democracy.

They stole democracy and they made sure it was no democracy in the city of Chicago about remaining a sanctuary city.

How are you going to deal with that?

But average citizens, are they pushing back in some way?

No, the average, well, at first, before we, so when we go down there to City Hall, Dr.

Drew, we sit in the meetings.

So we are privy to all the information.

We see how they vote.

We see the money that they allocate to certain NGOs, the pastors.

We got to talk about the fake pastors.

And I want to ask you before I get to those, how did you get going with all this?