Okay. Worst part about running for president so far. And you have to be honest with me. I need,

I mean, because this... I don't want to tell you. Come on. It's not an appropriate thing for me to say.

I know this experience sucks in a lot of ways. I love the experience, but I'll tell you it later off the record.

Come on. It's not appropriate.

Why?

I'm Tim Alberta.

I'm the chief political correspondent for Politico magazine.

How inappropriate could it be?

When I tell you the region, you'll know why I shouldn't appropriate.

And that is Senator Kirsten Gillibrand of New York.

And she doesn't want to tell me what she hates about running for president. All right, listen, I'm a final opportunity.

I eventually got an answer out of her, but that answer was a sanitized version of what her real answer was.

Senator Gillibrand, what's the one thing that's driven you nuts so far about this campaign?

I want you to give me an honest answer because America deserves honesty at this period of our history.

Yeah, they do. Yeah. So the one thing that's annoying to me is how many times reporters ask you about our male colleagues.

Who cares? I'm running for president. I want to tell you what my vision is, why I'm running, and why I'm going to win.

What male colleagues?

All of them.

You feel like that...

All of them.

Because of the stances you've taken in the Senate that you are a magnet

for questions about men no I think reporters like yourself were super smart and super careful

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