and thanks to phil knight. you may notice i'm not rachel martin, she was originally to be our moderator for panel one, those of how will listen to morning edition will know why she's not here, she's covering the queen's funeral in london on location and we're congratulate feud as we honor the queen in our own way that you're here with us. and we will have three panels, concentric circles, moving from the immediate conflict to think about the broader europe future and it will go al 10:00 and we're talking about the war. and let me talk about the war, i don't just mean the battlefield, it's the west trying to apply pressure to vladimir putin including with economic sanctions and the way in which that influences global energy and markets among other things. and two of our four panelists focus on these as well as military matters. we have the whole spectrum as well as broader dynamics covered here and we'll proceed with cat lynn kaitlin talmage speaking first, a fellow at georgetown university. she and melanie, sit

became -- you know, people could compare it to jordan i 100% respect what jordan did but, you know, phil knight's $50 billion or something like that and michael jordan is worth 4 billion or 6 billion, something like that. and this is the day of liberation right here. this is the day to not be just valued on my cash flow to be valued on the equity that we bring. i'm -- you know, we've seen the influence that we've had on two fortune 500 companies. also a lot of stuff they have commitments to china and when we wanted to do localized manufacturing, which is completely possible with some of the factories that i'm buying here in california, we can actually bring industry back to america. i feel that in a lot of ways europe has been the head of prestige and -- with the luxury brands and luxury vehicles and china has been the head of manufacturing. but america, we invented rock and roll, we are the most inventives we are the youngest start up ever america itself so, you know, we invented apple, we invented ford and now we have yeze here. and it's not going to be any board members that won't even pick up

of people who agree with you, endorsed with a number of major police unions, district attorneys, phil knighto-founders of nike has thrown money into your campaign, you have outraised the other two on the republican and democratic side, where are you ten points behind him? >> last night, herman bearsugar endorsed me, so the former head of the democratic party, and the former head of the republicans behind me. also former democratic governor and republican gordon smith. all of them have said we are going to stay in our party, but we are going to put our partisanship and our partisan alliances and allegiance aside for the good of oregon. >> john: i'm sorry to interrupt, but the question is why are you ten points behind when so many people are jumping on the band wagon with you. >> sure. we are doing this the hard way. we don't have the infrastructure of the partisan republicans and democrats. there are a cohort of voters expensive and hard to reach, i think when they hear our message they will break our way. people in oregon are fed up with the status quo. elect tina, status quo in spades. and

and thanks to phil knight. you may notice i'm not rachel martin, she was originally to be our moderator for panel one, those of how will listen to morning edition will know why she's not here, she's covering the queen's funeral in london on location and we're congratulate feud as we honor the queen in our own way that you're here with us. and we will have three panels, concentric circles, moving from the immediate conflict to think about the broader europe future and it will go al 10:00 and we're talking about the war. and let me talk about the war, i don't just mean the battlefield, it's the west trying to apply pressure to vladimir putin including with economic sanctions and the way in which that influences global energy and markets among other things. and two of our four panelists focus on these as well as military matters. we have the whole spectrum as well as broader dynamics covered here and we'll proceed with cat lynn kaitlin talmage speaking first, a fellow at georgetown university. she and melanie, sit