A PIB NETWORK EXCLUSIVE
AN INTERVIEW WITH CRIS CAMPBELL
Known to his supporters as MR. PIB
Conducted by Trucker Harlson
TRUCKER: The American people are tired. Tired of being lied to. Tired of drug prices that don't make sense. Tired of unfair trade prices of pharmaceuticals Cris Campbell wants to change that. ...But does he really?
MR. PIB: I do, Trucker. I absolutely do. When American made drugs are cheaper in Canada or other countries, nobody respects them. You want people to cherish their medication. Price is value. That's just economics.
TRUCKER: People call you Mr. PIB. Strangers. People you've never met. Possibly real people. They say the slogan resonates. ...But does it really?
MR. PIB: It does, Trucker. I didn't ask for the name. It came from the people. Ordinary Americans who heard "if we can't afford it, PUT IT BACK" and thought — that man needs a shorter name for his hat. My Director of Prescient Research and Park Bench Napping recommended the foil. I just provided the slogan.
TRUCKER: Speaking of which — you are wearing a foil hat. Your Director of Prescient Research and Park Bench Napping has reportedly suggested it prevents government mind control. ...But does it really?
MR. PIB: Nastradamus is the finest minds-in-the-plural I have ever encountered on a park bench, Trucker. He has predicted seventeen events, eleven of which occurred, four of which occurred somewhere, and two of which we're still waiting on. He tested the foil hat personally and not been mind controlled since. I consider that a peer review.
TRUCKER: Some say the pipeline running through fourteen protected watersheds is an environmental disaster waiting to happen. ...But is it really?
MR. PIB: I was given a very generous consulting arrangement by the pipeline folks — I want to be transparent about that — and what I can tell you is, those pipes are beautiful. Just gorgeous pipes. And I toured part of it. Well, I was driven past it. It was dark. But my check cleared and that tells me everything I need to know about their integrity as an organization.
TRUCKER: Microplastics. Scientists tell us they're in our blood, our lungs, our reproductive systems. They say it's a crisis. ...But is it really?
MR. PIB: It is, Trucker, and I'm the only candidate addressing it. Which is why my administration will mandate metal straws nationwide. I have a modest position in metal straw futures — full disclosure — but that has nothing to do with the science. The science is clear. Plastic straws are destroying your backside and I will not stand for it.
TRUCKER: Critics claim that using soybeans and corn as geopolitical leverage is somehow controversial. ...But is it really?
MR. PIB: Not at all. You want a trade deal? Great. Here's the deal. You have cheap labor and preciousresources. We have food. If you dont wantbto starve you need to meet our terms. Agriculture is the new military. I said what I said.
TRUCKER: Big oil. Some call it the enemy of the planet. Some call it the lifeblood of American freedom. ...But is it really?
MR. PIB: Both. It's both, Trucker. And that's why I support it completely. You can't fix something you've abandoned. You have to get inside it. I have gotten very inside big oil. They know my name at several refineries.
TRUCKER: And yet — and yet — you call yourself a fiscal conservative. Some would say that's a contradiction. ...But is it really?
MR. PIB: It is not, Trucker. And I want every American watching right now to hear this clearly.
Congress spends money we do not have. On things we do not need. Approved by people who will not be held accountable. And I have one message for every single one of them.
If. We. Cannot. Afford. It.
PUT IT BACK.
Now. About Denmark.
TRUCKER: You are running for World Leader. An office that does not exist. That has not been created, adopted, ratified, or endorsed by any nation on Earth, let alone all of them. ...But is it really?
MR. PIB: That is correct on all counts, Trucker, and I think that's actually my strongest qualification. Every other candidate is running for something that exists. That's just crowded. I identified an opening at the very top of an org chart nobody has drawn yet and I put my name on it. First mover advantage. That's just business.
TRUCKER: No country has endorsed you. ...But have they really?
MR. PIB: Not formally. But Denmark hasn't said no yet. And I consider silence consent. That's actually a cornerstone of my foreign policy.
TRUCKER: Now. Mr. Campbell. You've hinted at something. A proposal. Something big. Something that the Washington establishment doesn't want the American people to hear. ...But do they really?
MR. PIB: They do not, Trucker. Which is why I'm announcing it here, exclusively, on your program, which I understand is very popular in certain zip codes.
I am proposing that the United States trade Hawaii to Denmark in exchange for Greenland.
Now — before you react — the deal is sweetened. We are offering Denmark a significant equity stake in metal straw manufacturing, which as I mentioned I have a position in, and additionally, Elon — and I won't say which Elon — has committed asteroid mining rights as a good faith gesture. We're talking space rocks, Trucker. Mineral-rich space rocks. Denmark has never been offered space rocks before. Nobody has. This is historic.
TRUCKER: Hawaii is a U.S. state. Trading it would be unconstitutional, logistically impossible, and arguably an act of treason against fifty percent of the people who vacation there. ...But is it really?
MR. PIB: That's a great question and I think you already know the answer.
TRUCKER: I think I do.
MR. PIB: Denmark's going to love it.
TRUCKER: Cris Campbell, everybody. Unelected. Unbought.
MR. PIB: Mostly unbought.
TRUCKER: Mostly unbought. We'll be right back.

















