Jon Tester: “It has always been very, very difficult to get NAHASDA passed, and it is something that is very, very important.”

No, I don't think so. I think you just got to make sure you know what you're doing, what you stand for and what you've accomplished.

I appreciate the recognition. I rise today to talk about an issue that is a disaster. Earlier this week, we saw a water diversion project, that takes water from the St. Mary drainage and puts it in the Milk River, literally blow up. That…

I think it is a very important piece of legislation.

That's because I don't want this race to be nationalized any more than they want it to be nationalized. I'm going to talk about Montana. That's what this race is about.