60 Minutes · Iowa governor candidate Rob Sand dismisses opponent's attack: "He's mostly been living in Kansas"

1. 1. Rob Sand dismisses opponent Zach Nunn's attack that he is captive to ag and pharma interests, noting Nunn has mostly lived in Kansas.
2. 2. Sand acknowledges Iowa has a cancer crisis, citing nitrates and pesticides as contributors, but adds radon is a major factor.
3. 3. Sand criticizes Nunn's lieutenant governor pick for supporting a bill that would give additional immunity to pesticide manufacturers.
4. 4. Sand argues that Nunn's primary win with 37.8% of the vote reflects voter desire for change after 10 years of one-party control in Iowa.
5. 5. Sand attributes his potential to win back Eastern Iowa counties to his extensive town hall meetings, having held 100 public town halls in every county seat.
6. 6. Sand claims Iowa's school choice program subsidizes wealthy Iowans, with 80% of funds going to families whose kids would have attended private school anyway.