Governor Tim Walz

And I think at the end of the day, you start finding out you know, there are people out there saying, well, I didn't really realize that. I didn't see it that way, but we're as guilty of this too. I want to go on to places where I get, you know, confirmation bias, which I already believe it. And then of course people turn to, we've got to broaden it. We've got to get to more people.

We've got to recognize the disconnect between our policies and how people view them. And I think we always, this is just me. I'm going to say it that I think somebody has got to be big and strategic and macro. I just look at every one of these issues through the individual lens. how it's impacting them. And I try and stay in that space.

We've got to recognize the disconnect between our policies and how people view them. And I think we always, this is just me. I'm going to say it that I think somebody has got to be big and strategic and macro. I just look at every one of these issues through the individual lens. how it's impacting them. And I try and stay in that space.

We've got to recognize the disconnect between our policies and how people view them. And I think we always, this is just me. I'm going to say it that I think somebody has got to be big and strategic and macro. I just look at every one of these issues through the individual lens. how it's impacting them. And I try and stay in that space.

And I'll be the first to admit to you, I view most issues through the eyes of a teacher. It's just who I am. Like a thing when those kids come in the classroom, that means I view homelessness, food, insecurity, you know, inclusion.

And I'll be the first to admit to you, I view most issues through the eyes of a teacher. It's just who I am. Like a thing when those kids come in the classroom, that means I view homelessness, food, insecurity, you know, inclusion.

And I'll be the first to admit to you, I view most issues through the eyes of a teacher. It's just who I am. Like a thing when those kids come in the classroom, that means I view homelessness, food, insecurity, you know, inclusion.

I view all of those things through the eye of a teacher, what it means to be in that, because I believe that that's the, in America, that's the great hope, the great equalizer, the great experiment. And so I, something in there we're missing in a pretty big way, obviously.

I view all of those things through the eye of a teacher, what it means to be in that, because I believe that that's the, in America, that's the great hope, the great equalizer, the great experiment. And so I, something in there we're missing in a pretty big way, obviously.

I view all of those things through the eye of a teacher, what it means to be in that, because I believe that that's the, in America, that's the great hope, the great equalizer, the great experiment. And so I, something in there we're missing in a pretty big way, obviously.

Because I saw it for me and not that I spend much time thinking about this and it just baffled me how much time they spent trying to attack me that I wasn't like masculine enough in their vision. Like I would have never believed this. I saw Fox News did like a couple of days because I used a straw. And I'm like, hell, man, what am I? How else do you drink a milkshake type of thing?

Because I saw it for me and not that I spend much time thinking about this and it just baffled me how much time they spent trying to attack me that I wasn't like masculine enough in their vision. Like I would have never believed this. I saw Fox News did like a couple of days because I used a straw. And I'm like, hell, man, what am I? How else do you drink a milkshake type of thing?

Because I saw it for me and not that I spend much time thinking about this and it just baffled me how much time they spent trying to attack me that I wasn't like masculine enough in their vision. Like I would have never believed this. I saw Fox News did like a couple of days because I used a straw. And I'm like, hell, man, what am I? How else do you drink a milkshake type of thing?

But they they focused on it obsessively, which I think, again, is their obsession, their weirdness. We buy their frame on these issues of sexuality, you know, but their whole thing was, is that they spent all their time. These guys on Fox News that that Walls is gay, is not masculine. You know, he doesn't coach football the way he should or doesn't. What do you think about this?

But they they focused on it obsessively, which I think, again, is their obsession, their weirdness. We buy their frame on these issues of sexuality, you know, but their whole thing was, is that they spent all their time. These guys on Fox News that that Walls is gay, is not masculine. You know, he doesn't coach football the way he should or doesn't. What do you think about this?

But they they focused on it obsessively, which I think, again, is their obsession, their weirdness. We buy their frame on these issues of sexuality, you know, but their whole thing was, is that they spent all their time. These guys on Fox News that that Walls is gay, is not masculine. You know, he doesn't coach football the way he should or doesn't. What do you think about this?

I mean, because there's a lot of misogyny in here that's happening.

I mean, because there's a lot of misogyny in here that's happening.

I mean, because there's a lot of misogyny in here that's happening.

I do think that. I know I can run about. But I don't know if we're going to fall into that place where we want to, OK, we challenge you to a, you know, a WWE fight here type of thing.