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we've got 10 minutes with Amy glovich
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Senator speed dating right last time I
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talked to you we were on stage of code
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and you promised me my privacy bill that
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I've been wanting and my antitrust bill
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and my others that I've you hadn't met
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Jim Jordan yes okay explain to me where
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we are right now okay so first you've
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been just a big Fighter for sensible
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legislation thank you so I actually
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think there is a momentum going on and
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I'm not just saying it so let's go over
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the proof points number one I passed
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that merger fee Bill and we're actually
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getting the money now for antitrust doj
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and for FDC that's a big deal it
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increased the merger fees on big mergers
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decreased on small that gives them the
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resources they need because they are
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actually um outnumber we just
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interviewed John caner okay exactly so
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that's a big deal um and then as you
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know they've been really bringing cases
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doing big things the Google case and and
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the like other thing happening around
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the world things are finally moving
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including in countries like Canada that
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traditionally hav't done a lot third
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thing um we actually passed the kids
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bills which I always predicted would go
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first and this is on improving the
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situation so kids aren't going to see
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stuff they shouldn't see it's not going
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to be foolproof but it is a big change
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that we've been trying to do forever so
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the next thing in line I would say post
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elction is privacy just because people
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are crying out for that as well as
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moving on some of the competition bills
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so I just refuse to just say oh it's
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taking too long big change takes a long
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time what and the more they lose in
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court the more they say oh maybe we
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should have some sensible rules in place
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right so they just won the Google case
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uh around that and there's others
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there's others going there's another one
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in Virginia with Google and other
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companies Apple everybody else how do
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you feel being that Pioneer and getting
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mowed down by the lobbyists really but I
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wasn't really mowed down because well
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you Amy kachar killed the internet as I
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recall right oh yeah you mean they read
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Amy cloer will kill FaceTime and other
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ones that I was going to uh demolish uh
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Google Maps that was a good one um but
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the truth is that we've only just begun
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and I really believe this because of the
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fact that you're seeing these court
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cases which by the way given what was
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going on with the lobbying was actually
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always our best bet these are really
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complex matters it is really hard to um
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pass a law that covers all of it I would
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like to pass rules of the road and what
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is my friend here well we have to put
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rules of the road in place on AI right
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and some of this involves the news
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organizations some of these platforms
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are actually supporting some of my
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proposals on AI including the Democracy
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ones right and so I just think given
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Senator Schumer's interest in moving
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bipar of the poor with young and rounds
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Hinrich I just I think there's a chance
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to move some of this at the same time
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okay Scott I don't think voters have
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connected any trust with inflation and
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inflation is obviously a big topic here
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can you help us connect the dots Ticket
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Master I mean voters have connected it
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with things like that they get that
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specific examples where there is a
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connection where they don't like things
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when they get too big and they'll say it
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that way and they may just pick a
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specific example where they suddenly
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don't have a pharmacy they suddenly
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don't have a choice uh when it comes to
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a store and they certainly think of it
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when it comes to say ticketing because
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they've seen that the prices have gone G
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up and it's more difficult now that case
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has been brought corn and I put our bill
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out so I use that example just because
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it was the only time we were super cool
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and we had like Taylor Swift fans
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protesting on our side I just think some
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of these examples when things get so out
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of whack and there haven't been any
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nuanced changes to our antitrust laws um
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politics starts moving you have um not
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only do you have Tim Walls has done some
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work on this as our governor uh who's
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our uh Vice presidential candidate that
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I'm very excited about and obviously KLA
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Harris she was on my Pharma bills when
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it came to negotiation of drug prices
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she gets this but then you JD Vans is
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actually cared about this so what
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happens when you have people on both
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sides whether they be extreme
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conservatives that I don't want to see
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in the white house by any means or
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whether they be um Democrats when you
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see this happening um then the politics
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changes it moves things because people
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on on both sides all of our bills are
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bipartisan start to want to move right
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so there hasn't been any discussion of
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tech here at all it's all what do you
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think the biggest most important policy
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issues that K except in this room in in
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this room in the corner yes living you
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have where we live don't insult our
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living room okay no it's your living
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room so what do you think the most
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important thing Harris has to do here
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and then coming out of here it's still
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close sure let's go bigger let's go
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bigger what what are the key things she
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has to do okay so first let's
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acknowledge what she's done
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extraordinary in literally 30 some days
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she has launched her campaign she has
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United our party she has picked a vice
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president she has filled Arenas with
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over 15,000 people which is super pissed
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off Trump uh and she is surging in swing
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States and you run for president so you
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know I know so that is pretty good to
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begin with um you're going to have the
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debate coming up you're going to have on
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one side of the stage uh someone who's
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been a prosecutor put murders in prison
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one side you got someone who believes in
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the rule of law and then you got this
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other guy you've got a um uh someone
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who's cross-examined Supreme Court
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Justices and got their number when it
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came to roie Wade and another guy that
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says he's proud to support it it's a
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major difference and my favorite thing
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right now is you've got these happy
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people in these Arenas and at our
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convention on one side and on the other
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side Donald Trump's rambling about bird
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cemeteries um and basically while Tim
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and KLA had have hit it off or out there
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those two look like they need couples
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counseling Trump and Vance I mean it's a
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serious issue so that's just such a
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difference so I think she needs to keep
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making the contrast like I just made um
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she needs to talk about the future this
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week and going forward it's not just we
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don't want what was the past we also
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want to move forward to the future
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that's what a lot of people want that's
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why they're excited about this new Team
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all right Scott last question Governor
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walls was pretty unknown you've
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obviously know him well you've worked
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with them what can you tell us about
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Governor uh walls that we don't know
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already okay well I go so far back that
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my in-laws brought over a chicken parm
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casserole when their son was born so my
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husband grew up is that one what does in
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Minnesota that's what you're bring over
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chicken well my mother and father-in-law
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have six boys they both still live in
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the same town that Tim taught school in
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uh and uh they lived in a trailer court
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single trailer home they had triple bunk
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beds and all these people brought them
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food when these boys were born in quick
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succession so when she decided she was
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going to pay back in Big Time her whole
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life and she's delivered hundreds of
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these um meals um and that's what you do
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in small towns so that just gives you
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some sense of where Tim Walls came from
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17 signs up for the National Guard like
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a lot of rural kids does sticks with it
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for 24 years uh decides to run in a red
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District after taking a zero and 27
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football team not everyone knows those
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numbers I'm doing the nominating speech
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I may know them uh Zer and 27 football
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team and turns it into a state champion
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um these are stories that evoke a lot of
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emotions in people in the top 10
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bipartisan then uses his power not to
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just sit there but to run for governor
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and uh really transforms our state and
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brings people together you must be
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excited you must yeah we're very happy
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we're very good friends of theirs so so
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last question what are you most wored
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about you know again it's even it's even
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it's she's so but she is surging ahead
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in a number of these swing States I mean
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the polls are changing quickly and when
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I look at what she's done in 30 days you
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know anyone would look at that
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trajectory and think it's a positive one
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you always get worried about Donald
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Trump you know he makes things up uh you
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worry about his uh lack of any belief in
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our democracy and what that means you've
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got to have election people out you've
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got to be ready uh I'll be chairing the
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inauguration matter who wins um as well
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as in charge of making sure the
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Electoral ballots are being counted so
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what do you think I'm worried about so
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we got to make sure that whole thing uh
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moves in a much better way than it did
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on January 6 so but in the immediate I
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just want people to get to know Tim um I
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want people to start seeing her in a
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positive way and last thing is just as
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women candidates we've gotten hit
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Hillary Clinton addressed this some last
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night um Elizabeth Warren and um you and
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myself we know what this is like and
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this is the cool part they are ahead of
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the game this time they were ready for
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this because she was running as VP so
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when they go after her her laugh now it
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is mashed up with beyon music when they
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go after her coconut trees it's now a
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meme you know we've got Brad summer and
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they've got cat ladies so I just I think
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that we have learned that you don't
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always just get mad about everything and
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take it on head on cuz you want to get
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mad when you're women candidate you're
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running against a guy that's less
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qualified and then you're taking all
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this grief so I think we've learned you
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you don't always take it head on you can
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ignore it some that's strong or you can
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make fun of it and that is really
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working right now perfect thank you
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thank youat guys all right thank you
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congratulations good luck
