you know, it's kind of sleazy, slimy, secret money that people -- >> stephen: no but datda. the money is not secret. the money is public. the men are secret. >> the folks giving the money are secret. >> stephen: are secret. would you lick to apologize to the money now. you called the money secret. or do you have something against money, ma'am? >> i'm pretty sure if missourians knew who was giving this money they would appreciate the enemies i've made. i think they'd be proud of me if they knew who was paying for it because i don't think the folks looking after them. >> stephen: if people knew, the men or women -- >> or women. >> stephen: might face attack ads you are facing. >> wouldn't that be unfair. [ laughter ] >> stephen: but their private individuals. you are a public figure. you deserve at takes ads -- attack ads. [ laughter ] >> i certainly expect attack ads in commercial but what i don't expect is for it all to be secret. we're trying to fight back, stephen, with little bits of money. $5 clairemccaskill.com. >> stephen: you want $5. how much of this untraceable mone

some people called it snacky and slimy. others say if you are paid by the taxpayers, the taxpayers have a right to know your salary. bruce leshan has been out talking to federal workers. >> look at the salaries. >> oh my gosh. that's not cool. >> it is the talk of the southwest federal center. >> that's you? we have your salary right here. >> okay. >> federal workers shocked that anyone can tap their names into the internet and come up with their exact salaries and bonuses. >> what happened to your privacy? >> everyone in the private sector, their salary isn't out there. >> they are held to a different standard. >> you can see it has your salary right there. how do you feel about that? >> well, personally, i wish it wasn't, but i understand being a public employee. >> some fear the implications. >> if somebody is trying to, let's say have a motive to destroy someone's reputation. >> reporter: a lot of them resent the implication that they are over paid. >> how long has it been since you got a raise? >> two years. >> reporte

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