Whydoyouthinkyou're a betterpositionthanBloombergtobeTrumpSenatorWarren?
Look, I don't thinkanyoneoughttobeabletobuytheirwayinto a nominationortobepresidentoftheUnitedStates.
I don't thinkanybillionaireoughttobeabletodoit.
And I don't thinkpeoplewhosuckuptobillionairesinordertofundtheircampaignsoughttodoit.
I heardeveryoneheretalkingaboutasDemocrats.
WeallwanttooverturnCitizensUnitedbecausewewanttoendthisunlimitedspending. 00:00:50.740 --> 00:01:3.400 Yeah, excepteveryoneonthisstageexceptAmyandmeiseither a billionaireorisreceivinghelpfromPACsthatcoulddounlimitedspending. 00:01:3.660 --> 00:01:19.760 Soifyoureallywant t livewhereyousay, putyourmoneywhereyourmouthisandsaynotothePaxLook, I thinkthewaywebuild a democracygoingforwardisnotbillionairesreachingintheirownpocketsorpeoplesuckinguptobillionaires.
Thewaywebuilditgoingforwardiswehave a grassrootsmovementfundedfromthegrassrootsup.
That's theway I'm runningthiscampaign.
Ifyouthinkit's therightwaytorun a campaign, gotoElizabethwarrendotcomandpitchinfivebucks.
Ifwehavetofundthroughbillionairesthatwe'rejustgonnabeinAmericabetterforbetterunderstandoneelseso I can't standthebigmoneyinpolitics. 00:01:56.230 --> 00:02:3.260 Um, andoneofmymajorfocusisisgoingtobeonpassingthatconstitutionalamendmenttooverturncitizensUnited. 00:02:3.410 --> 00:02:11.450 I didn't comefrommoney, and I justsimplythinkpeopledon't lookattheguyintheWhiteHouseandsay, Canwegetsomeonericher?
I don't thinktheythinkthattheywanttohavesomeonethattheycanunderstand, and, youknow, mybackground.
Hecouldn't evengraduatefromhighschoolbecausehehad a raises.
Ninebrothersandsisters.
Mygrandpasavedmoneyin a coffeecantosendmydadto a twoyearcommunitycollege.
Thatwasmyfamily's trust.
Andyoucan't sendlikeDonaldTrumpgotfromhisfamily.
Youcan't fit $413 millionin a coffeecan.
Mygroup.
Mymomgrewup, isit?
Andwantedtobe a teacherinWisconsin.
ShemovedtoMinnesota.
Shetaughtsecondgradeuntilshewas 70 yearsold.
And, no, I amnot a billionaire.
But I standbeforeyoutodayas a granddaughterofanironareminor, thedaughterof a teacherin a newspaper. 00:02:58.830 --> 00:03:0.750 Man, thefirstwomanelectedtothe U. 00:03:0.750 --> 00:03:0.910 S. 00:03:0.910 --> 00:03:7.700 SenatefromthestateofMinnesota, someonewhohaspassedover 100 billsastheleadDemocratinthatgridlockinWashington, D. 00:03:7.700 --> 00:03:8.160 C. 00:03:8.170 --> 00:03:18.500 Andthatisbecausewelivein a countryofshareddreams, andthatmeansnomatterwhereyouare, youshouldbeabletomakeit.
But I guessifyouworth $60 billionyoucouldspendseveral $100 milliononcommercials, youhave a slightadvantagethatisnotset. 00:03:58.840 --> 00:04:4.290 Whatwehavegottodoishave a nationinwhichwenotonlyopenturncitizensunited. 00:04:4.420 --> 00:04:10.460 Wemovetopublicfundingofelectionsintermsofpublic, intermsofmoneyinpolitics.
Allright, ourcampaignand I amenormouslyproudofthis.
Unlikesomeofthefolksuphere, I don't have 40 billionairespeak, contributingtomycampaigncomingfromthepharmaceuticalindustrycomingfromWallStreetandallthebigmoneyinterests.
Whatwedohaveiswehavenowoversixmillioncontributionsfromoneand 1/2 1,000,000 peopleaveraging $18.50 a contributionthatisunprecedentedinthehistoryofAmericanpolitics.
Andastheonlypersononthisstagewhoisnot a millionaireorbillionaire, I know a thingortwoaboutbuilding a movementbecauseMayorofSouthBend, Indiana, isnotexactlyanestablishmentfundraisingpowerhouse, wayareherewayareherewithouttheinvolvementofanycorporatePACsbecausehundredsofthousandsofpeoplewentthioYes, Pete, forAmericadotcomcontributedtothiscampaign.