. >> thank you, mrs. gann.you may have a seat back there. >> judge, there's no argument that cantrell needs some type of therapeutic placement. the psychological evaluation shows that cantrell has some significant mental health needs. my problem with kenneth is that he's committed numerous acts of delinquency. that's what indiana boys school is meant to address. but then you factor in that he's had counseling provided to him. and he hasn't been terribly amenable to the counseling. he has a track record, and the track record isn't very good at this point. it's a serious matter for the court to decide it's going to invest itself in a child to the extent that this county and this court is being asked to invest themself in kenneth, and i don't see that there's going to be a lot of bang for our buck, to be perfectly honest. i think he's a dangerous person. i think he should be committed to indiana boys school. >> well, i would agree that i think indiana boys school can address a lot of the issues that kenneth is fac

. >> mr. gann, that was a comment that was made on iowa press. i have been caught by its trappings, that is the phrase. campaigning as a washington insider, i know the system so i can get things done, or is you campaigning as an outsider that, send me here and i will change things? >> can i comment on that commercial taken out of paragraphs and sentences. i have seen washington, d.c. up close. it's ugly. you can get caught in ebro craddick -- bureaucratic maze. creative.ays to be i have done so. i will never run away from my service for iowa alongside senator grassley, working day in, day out. being on the phone with iowans. hearing their heart aches, problems, solutions. wheng their tears at times the epa or irs is coming down on them. that's why i want to go to washington. >> those opposing your candidacy. when your family makes its budget, what are your priorities? the mortgage? groceries? voted to spende your tax dollars, she had different ideas. she voted to spend $120,000 on decorative flower pots at the state capital, and voted to spend $8