they would come to mama kay. i would come home after school and i would see her having lunch with the mother who threw them out. they would have the most productive kid in the world. i have seen it all. i am who i am because of where i am from and the environment i grew up in. >> you ran for governor once and you lost the primary. why did you lose and what did you learn? >> i did not do a good job. i did not do a good enough job explaining who i was and what i thought the state could be and how we would change the state. i come from business. my goodness, i grew up in a labor town. i did not project it properly. when it was over, i knew one thing. i never lost a race before that. my son was sitting with me. i said, we have been a very honored to be serving people. tonight is not going to be our night. we are not going to win this. it is easy to win. you have to show a little class. i have watched people walk out. there's only one person name on the ballot and that is yours. if you cannot take blame for what ever

they would come to mama kay. made all the little kids conscious of our social responsibility by white washing the basement, keeping it clean so somebody could stay there if they needed it. had a shower and little bathroom in the basement. didn't have much. but she shared. we had all the people that would ride the rails back in '50s. a lot of people were still riding the rails, if you know what i mean. we had names for everybody. wheel wear row whilely. peg leg peg. >> what was your nickname? >> we had nicknames for people that came to stay with mama kay. she had three rules. you had to stay sober. i have too many kids here. mama kay, i will feed you take care of you but you can't swear. you can't drink and you got to work. that is the good example. so i'm a product of my environment. i have saw people with nothing but lived by rules. you had to do something. papa used say, no work, no eat. i understood that very well. so when i see people that are down and out, i said, do something. but you have to, some people ne

they will come to mama kay. i would come home after school and i was see her having lunch with a mother who threw them out. they would have the most productive kid in the world. i have seen it all. i am who i am because of where i am from any varmint i grew up in. >> you ran for governor wants and you lost the primary. why did you lose and what did you learn? >> i did not do a good job. i did not do a good enough job explaining who i was and what i called the state could be and how we would change the state. i come from this is. my goodness, i grew and labor town. -- i came from business. i do not project it properly. when it was over, i knew one thing. i never lost a race before that. my son was sitting with me. i said, we have been a very honored to be serving people. tonight is not going to be our night. we are not going to win this. it is easy to win. you have to show a little class. i have watched people walk out. there's only one person name on the ballot and that is yours. if you cannot take blame for wha

they will come to mama kay. i would come home after school and i would see her having lunch with a mother who threw them out. they would have the most productive kid in the world. i have seen it all. i am who i am because of where i am from any varmint i grew up in. -- and the environment i grew up in. >> you ran for governor wants and you lost the primary. why did you lose and what did you learn? >> i did not do a good job. i did not do a good enough job explaining who i was and what i thought the state could be and how we would change the state. i come from business. my goodness, i grew up in a labor town. i do not project it properly. when it was over, i knew one thing. i never lost a race before that. my son was sitting with me. i said, we have been a very honored to be serving people. tonight is not going to be our night. we are not going to win this. it is easy to win. you have to show a little class. i have watched people walk out. they want to blame everybody. there's only one person name on the ballot a