mr. babinec, we are going to start with you. mr. babinec: i am delighted to answer this, because it is a big reason i am running as a third-party candidate. i am terribly frustrated by the unwillingness of our current political parties to cross party lines and get something done. gridlock inwe have washington. some of that is due to the funding situation. as we know, the special interest political action committees, or have a lot to do with the money candidates raise in order to run for office. this particular race right here in upstate new york is expected to exceed $12 million being invested for these three candidates. more than $7 million of that $12 million comes from these special interest pacs. i don't take a dollar of that. i am the only candidate that has gone off taken any financing from a special-interest pac. up havingt, you end candidates all over the u.s. that become beholden to these special interest funding, and that is the reason they don't like to cross party lines. it shuts off the money flow. as you think about it,

mr. babinec. babinec: things for inviting us here to the studio and also for hosting.nd on many levels this 2016 election cycle is the ugliest we have ever seen. the two parties are the furthest apart and has created gridlock not to enough is getting done. we talk about how to many politicians are afraid to cross party lines, special interest funding and these are the things that would cause me to run as the independent candidate i am not be holden to any party leadership for taking any special interest funding and cannot be bought and i am committed to making a change to creating more jobs so our families can stay together to address the income inequality we have touched on. emile the third party candidate running for congress and the country that has said i am competitive and can win the race progressed ask your vote to make history. myers: i have enjoyed being here and certainly a unique election year. i note that i have the right attitude and the right temperament and that i show up and work with whoever comes to race solution for what we need in washington i will

mr. babinec, we will start with you. >> babinec: is a bigger reason that i'm running as a third-party candidate. i'm terribly frustrated by the unwillingness of the current political parties to cross party lines and get something done. that's why we have gridlock in washington. some of it is due to the funding situation. as we know right now, the action committees have a lot to do with the money to candidates raise in order to run for office. this raised in upstate new york is expected to exceed $12 million being invested for the three candidates. more than 7 million comes from the special-interest pacs. i'm the only candidate that has sworn off taking any funding and as a result you have candidates all over the u.s. that become beholden and that's why they don't like the cross party lines because it shuts off the money flow. the special-interest funding only comes from big issues on the left and right. we see this gridlock that happens and then the funding and we end up coming up short. as a third-party candidate i have more power to bring them closer together because i will not be beholden to