"I would love for you to come to my ranch and tell me where my family has done any abuse of any kind to this land that we love," Bundy says in the video as she walks through the dessert pointing out flora and fauna in the area.
Bundy was responding to calls Reid made on the Senate floor Thursday to designate the Gold Butte area – which was the site of the 2014 Bundy standoff in Nevada – a national monument. The area Reid is seeking to make a national monument is not on the Bundy's land, but is jointly managed between the Bureau of Land Management and Clark County, Nevada. The area has long been protected in an effort to save the endangered desert tortoise.
"I'm angry today," Bundy says in her video. "I have four sons in prison. I have a best friend whose husband was shot and Harry Reid put out a YouTube...talking about saving our land for future generations."
At the end of the video, Rodney Atkins' "Family" plays, and the video shifts from pictures of the desert to information to "Call Harry Reid And Tell Him How You Feel."
Watch the video below:
Bundy was responding to calls Reid made on the Senate floor Thursday to designate the Gold Butte area – which was the site of the 2014 Bundy standoff in Nevada – a national monument. The area Reid is seeking to make a national monument is not on the Bundy's land, but is jointly managed between the Bureau of Land Management and Clark County, Nevada. The area has long been protected in an effort to save the endangered desert tortoise.
"I'm angry today," Bundy says in her video. "I have four sons in prison. I have a best friend whose husband was shot and Harry Reid put out a YouTube...talking about saving our land for future generations."
At the end of the video, Rodney Atkins' "Family" plays, and the video shifts from pictures of the desert to information to "Call Harry Reid And Tell Him How You Feel."
Watch the video below:
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