i mean, matt bevin obviously has decided he's comfortable crossing that line.ng) >> i'm just flabbergasted at how remarkably uninformed folks are. there's an o saying that you can't win an argument with an ignorant person. and so if a person is uninformed about a topic, they're not even able to make their own case forhat they believe. these are educated people with the ability to listen and to understand. so if they truly still believeat his is bad for them, it is due to being misinformed.an d they're, like, "how dare you say we don't understand." >> smith: well, the choice of language is such... >> agree >> smith: you're seen as arrogant, dismissive, talking down to teachers, firemen, policen. >> if people want to be offended, they can be offended by anything. yocan parse things, take things out of context, evenke ta them in context. >> smith: do you think you've been appropriately careful in your choice of language, and d really served thate... >> yes, i do, and i think if people really... >> smith: ...in a constructive way? >> yes. >> smith: you do. >> wheth

. >> smith: the long-shot candidate was matt bevin, age former hund manager and tea party favorite. >e a legal and a moralli tion... >> his campaign promise was, if the pension system is bankrupt,c the inviolable conis moot, because if you don't have those dollars to pay those benefits, then, okay, you don't pay those benefi. >> the reality is, if the money's not there, then we have ghten our budget?"ow do we >> his big issue is to shrink government in kentucky.ll to make it s. uh, he believes in private sector, he does not believe in government.o his endgame isrink the pensions. >> ...or why we indeed will be the next governor and lieutenant governor of this commonwealth of kentucky. we had at that time, and continue to have, the p worst-fundsion system in the united states. we need a fresh start. we truly do.d we nfresh start. this tells us that we as a state are in dire risk of becoming financially insolvent. and that if we are unable to meet the pension obligations isthat we have to people, comes at the expense of everything else that we care about, everything else that we rowd ch