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. >> reporter: now she says the gloves are off, miller says he's ready. now still, matt, there are a lot of people here who say that murkowski does have a shot here, she's got a lot of money, she's only got about six weeks left to spend it and she still has one of the most recognizable names in alaska politics. >> senator lisa murkowski is also in anchorage this morning, senator, thanks for waking up this morning, good morning. >> you bet, thank you, matt. >> when i read the books on politics, the system works like this, candidate loses primary, candidate endorses winner in primary, candidate endorses the other candidate and then candidate rides off into the sunset, you read a different book, apparently. >> we're writing the book at this point in time. i'll tell you, what is going on here in alaska is about providing -- providing alaskans a choice in this election. i did not prevail in that primary. but what happened after that primary was absolutely an uprising, from the people of the state of alaska saying, lisa, you cannot end this, please stay in this fight, please g

miller says he's ready. now, still, matt, there are a lot of people who say that murkowski does have a shot here. she's got a lot of money, she's only got about six weeks left to spend it, and she still has one of the most recognizable names in alaska politics. >> all right. lee cowan in anchorage for us this morning. lee, thanks very much. senator lisa murkowski is also in anchorage this morning. senator, thanks for waking up early. good morning. >> you bet. thank you, matt. >> so when i read the books on politics, the system worked like this. candidate loses primary, candidate endorses winner in primary, candidate works hard for that other candidate, even for the greater good of the party, and then candidate rides off into the sunset. you read a different book, apparently? >> well, we're writing the book, at this point in time. i'll tell you, what is going on here in alaska is about providing -- providing alaskans a choice in this election. i did not prevail in that primary, but what happened after that primary was an upri

kathrine miller decided to leave the military because she no longer wanted to serve under don't ask, don't tell. she was one of lady gaga's dates, if you will. mattr served 18 years. he's an adviser on ot vote vets.org. and he is author of "how to break a terrorist." let me ask you both, let's assume that this is going to come to a vote. it may not get the 60 this time. it may get -- the courts may rule on this. it may take a year, it may take a little longer than that. what do you think will be the difference when we have open service? how would it be different, katherine, do you believe? >> actually, i think we're overestimating the differences repealing don't ask, don't tell will entail. i think it's going to be a smooth transition. the military's more than prepared to make this transition and i've been exceedingly proud of them. really, i think we're overestimating the differences it's going to take. . matthew, what will be the difference? >> i think morale will actually improve, because we have members serving in the military today who aren't allowed to disclose their sexuality. i have a good friend who won a silver star in afghanistan who g