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I have on the line, the Republican candidate for U.S. Senate from Wisconsin, Eric Havdi.

Did I pronounce your last name correctly, sir?

You did, Dennis.

Well, I just want you and everybody, sir. You did, Dennis. Well, I just want you and everybody listening to know.

Needless to say, it's no credit to me, it's just having a national radio show that many, many candidates want to come on the show, and I feel terrible because I support so many of them

but it's just not the nature of my show but I just think your race is of such significance

and is so tight and can make such a difference ultimately nationally that I wanted you on

so you come from what might be,

and I don't say this is as a derogatory statement,

even though it sounds it.

It's the most schizophrenic state in the country politically.

Hey, Dennis, look, I understand what you mean, because how could you have Ron Johnson, one of the most conservative senators with integrity?

And then on the flip side, you got who I'm running against, Senator Baldwin, who is as extreme left as you could find.

I mean, we're a true purple state. You know, our state Senate is supermajority,

our Republican, our state assembly is almost supermajority. Six of our eight congressional seats

are Republicans, but we got a Democratic governor, Democratic AG, and then two senators that are

on the opposite end of the spectrum. But look,

I feel good about where the campaign's going right now. The momentum's on our side. I've been running

as hard as possible, and I got into this race for one simple reason. I love our country. And what

the left is done to our country, it's hard to recognize it at times. So I feel good, but, yeah, it's a schizophrenic state from that standpoint.

It's very moving to be what you said.

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