and he and sestak are the same.nd i saw a stat where you would go through a week, almost every one of us saw 30 katie mcginty ads during those last couple weeks. >> right. >> that's a heck of a lot. and she is someone innocuous, somebody that you wouldn't have a negative toward, so it doesn't surprise me. but the scope of victory was a little bit high, yeah. >> and it was really, also, organizational, nelson. boots on the ground. getting out the vote is key, as we all know. >> yeah, i think one of the things that people don't realize is marcel groen, who was the chairman of the montgomery county party, is now the chairman of the pennsylvania democratic party. and he's an incredible leader. he changed montgomery county. shapiro, obviously. and in addition to that, they had the president. so, everywhere the president was and everywhere marcel was, the combination of that, i think, was a big difference in terms of the election. the president campaigned, and they brought so much money. the dscc, which is the democratic

extent to which the democratic establishment just came in a and -- they just steam rolled poor joe sestakut. i don't think he saw it coming, but katie mcginty is a career washington insider and politico. i'll tell you candidly, you know, my observation from little over five years in the u.s. senate is we really don't need another hyper-partisan political type who has ethics problems and that's what we have with katie mcginty. so we're going to -- going to see how that plays out. >> but the money, let's talk about the money. will you be able to raise similar amounts to launch this battle? >> i have very broad support across pennsylvania, tens of thousands of people have contributed to my campaign. we've got a substantial war chest. we have more fund-raising that we need to do, but that's gone very well. i'm very confident that we'll have the resources. >> how do you feel about sort of being targeted? >> you know, i accept that. pennsylvania is just a very competitive state politically. it swings back and forth, so it's the nature of the state that anyone representing the state is a target.