Governor Tim Walz

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241 appearances 14 recordings 8 series first heard Dec 2024 last heard 19 Apr

Governor Tim Walz’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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I have the potential, if I would be given the privilege, to run for a third term of governor of Minnesota. But I hope those are Minnesotans. But no, but my goal is, and I don't, you know, the ticket, we just need to make sure that we have a winning candidate for 28, not because they're Democrats, but because they care about people and they adhere to our values.
Yes, my son sent it to me. What did he send you? He sent me a lot of them, and I think trying to figure that out. A lot of what? A lot of my opponent's memes. Is that what you're talking about?
This is painful for me because my son's going to say, yeah, all those, and he kicked your ass, so...
This might be the one silver lining I didn't win. I can't imagine what they'd do with me. I don't know.
Thank you for that. I'm not quite sure what to make of it, but I'm going to take it. That was good. Governor Tim Walz, everybody.
Thank you so much.
The recklessness, no wonder Trump University went broke. They can't manage a damn thing. If they really wanted this to happen and they really wanted to cut this, there's ways they could have gone about it. This is just buffoonish.
Donald Trump's reckless action cut off funding to law enforcement, farmers, school, child care, veterans, and healthcare. While he was out golfing, he threw the country into crisis. This is not bold. It's not leadership. It's stupid, buffoonish, childish of exactly what they did.
Childcare providers across the state, law enforcement, our prisons, things that we count on, individuals on Medicare, things that we know matter to people's lives. I want to be very clear about this. Minnesota is a state that pays far more into the federal government than we get back. Those are our dollars that he is stealing unconstitutionally.
Congress, as I served, as Attorney General Ellison served, appropriates the dollars. This is so far beyond the pale to try and pull these dollars back. And the real thing about this was he has no idea. I understand this. Donald Trump has no idea the implications on this.
unlawful impoundment whereby donald trump seizes the power of the purse from congress which controls the spending and donald trump seizes all of the money for himself watch this and i have asked our members of congress i've spoken with senator klobuchar and smith i've spoken with representatives mccullum and craig left messages for our other members to get on this i have heard nothing other than representative emmer saying he 100 agrees with this and this is what the american public voted for
Not a mandate to defund the YMCA, to cut funding to hospitals, to cut funding to law enforcement. Never again will the Minnesota Press ever write a story about law enforcement funding without adding that Tom Emmer cut funding to police in what he supported in this. It's an outrageous power grab. It undermines Minnesotans.
And I want to tell you, we are here to do all we can to protect Minnesotans. But I cannot promise you that we can make up the nearly $2 billion a month of our money that is being held illegally by the Trump administration. Dollars that make a difference in the things that we do.
I would suggest that Representative Emmer stand up for the Constitution, stand up for the House of Representatives, be more concerned about helping Minnesotans and flying on Air Force One next to the president, and get this work done that needs to be done. We will do everything in our power to make sure we can fill the hole. I continue to say that to folks.
The recklessness, no wonder Trump University went broke. They can't manage a damn thing. If they really wanted this to happen and they really wanted to cut this, there's ways they could have gone about it. This is just buffoonish. So I want to be clear, we're trying our best because we follow the law and think about what it did to these employees.
The commissioner is operating under the assumption that we need to do this at 4 p.m. And we're trying to do that. So it's just, I hope Minnesotans understand, even if you're supportive of all of this, even if you don't care what happens to those kids downstairs, This is like the least effective legal and decent way to go about it.
Why was there no water in the hydrants, Governor? That's all literally... Is it going to be different next time?
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Tim fell in love at first sight when he met his wife, Louise. He proposed after just three days. But Louise got cancer, twice, and at the end, the morphine simply could not control her pain. In desperation, she managed to smash a small glass bottle and tried to take her own life, not realising that her toddler daughter had got into bed with her. Tim found her.
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