Governor Tim Walz

We have to be the Vikings to their Packers is what I would say, Gavin. Yeah. We got to get people in. And I think I would say to your listeners and everybody out there that we're going to have to ruffle feathers. We as Democrats aren't going to agree on everything, but our values are still there and we have to figure out how to have that.

We have to be the Vikings to their Packers is what I would say, Gavin. Yeah. We got to get people in. And I think I would say to your listeners and everybody out there that we're going to have to ruffle feathers. We as Democrats aren't going to agree on everything, but our values are still there and we have to figure out how to have that.

We have to be the Vikings to their Packers is what I would say, Gavin. Yeah. We got to get people in. And I think I would say to your listeners and everybody out there that we're going to have to ruffle feathers. We as Democrats aren't going to agree on everything, but our values are still there and we have to figure out how to have that.

And I would ask, you know, a frustrated and scared, to be honest with you, scared electorate to stay engaged. They are. That's what they're showing up those town halls. And then I would encourage our folks to listen and rise to the moment. Yeah. and do the things that we need to do to get back, not to win elections, but to influence policy in a positive way. So I'm grateful.

And I would ask, you know, a frustrated and scared, to be honest with you, scared electorate to stay engaged. They are. That's what they're showing up those town halls. And then I would encourage our folks to listen and rise to the moment. Yeah. and do the things that we need to do to get back, not to win elections, but to influence policy in a positive way. So I'm grateful.

And I would ask, you know, a frustrated and scared, to be honest with you, scared electorate to stay engaged. They are. That's what they're showing up those town halls. And then I would encourage our folks to listen and rise to the moment. Yeah. and do the things that we need to do to get back, not to win elections, but to influence policy in a positive way. So I'm grateful.

I know you got a big job. You govern a country.

I know you got a big job. You govern a country.

I know you got a big job. You govern a country.

These are these are weird people on the other side.

These are these are weird people on the other side.

These are these are weird people on the other side.

Yeah, not enough. I would say that. So obviously not enough.

Yeah, not enough. I would say that. So obviously not enough.

Yeah, not enough. I would say that. So obviously not enough.

Governor Tim Walz. Good to be with you, Sean. Thanks for coming out, everybody. I was mentioning him to the folks that didn't get the Michelle Obama tickets. So welcome. I'm told I'm told she's next week.

Governor Tim Walz. Good to be with you, Sean. Thanks for coming out, everybody. I was mentioning him to the folks that didn't get the Michelle Obama tickets. So welcome. I'm told I'm told she's next week.

Governor Tim Walz. Good to be with you, Sean. Thanks for coming out, everybody. I was mentioning him to the folks that didn't get the Michelle Obama tickets. So welcome. I'm told I'm told she's next week.

Oh, those guys. Oh, hell yes. Yes, yes, yes. Look, obsessing with choices people are making about their own lives that has absolutely zero to do with you, that is weird. That might be too soft. That is really unnecessary.

Oh, those guys. Oh, hell yes. Yes, yes, yes. Look, obsessing with choices people are making about their own lives that has absolutely zero to do with you, that is weird. That might be too soft. That is really unnecessary.