Governor Tim Walz

They don't hear.

They don't hear.

They don't hear.

Yeah, I think that's good. Yeah, and look, and I appreciate, I think we're gonna be in hard places and I think we're gonna get punched from both sides doing some of this, but we're not in this to, like I said, we're not banking political capital to win another election. We're trying to improve people's lives.

Yeah, I think that's good. Yeah, and look, and I appreciate, I think we're gonna be in hard places and I think we're gonna get punched from both sides doing some of this, but we're not in this to, like I said, we're not banking political capital to win another election. We're trying to improve people's lives.

Yeah, I think that's good. Yeah, and look, and I appreciate, I think we're gonna be in hard places and I think we're gonna get punched from both sides doing some of this, but we're not in this to, like I said, we're not banking political capital to win another election. We're trying to improve people's lives.

and let's all be very candid nobody's lives being improved right now except billionaires and i don't see that changing and so i think we're going to have to ask those questions i think a lot of times the simple answer is it's the messenger you know which i'll acknowledge maybe the messenger is not good at this i approach this always gavin like a school teacher i give a lesson and then i do an assessment of that lesson

and let's all be very candid nobody's lives being improved right now except billionaires and i don't see that changing and so i think we're going to have to ask those questions i think a lot of times the simple answer is it's the messenger you know which i'll acknowledge maybe the messenger is not good at this i approach this always gavin like a school teacher i give a lesson and then i do an assessment of that lesson

and let's all be very candid nobody's lives being improved right now except billionaires and i don't see that changing and so i think we're going to have to ask those questions i think a lot of times the simple answer is it's the messenger you know which i'll acknowledge maybe the messenger is not good at this i approach this always gavin like a school teacher i give a lesson and then i do an assessment of that lesson

And half the students didn't do very well on it. Well, I don't assume that those half are terrible kids. I assume that they have a different learning style or they weren't hearing the way I was teaching it. Maybe these folks were, you know, verbal learners. Maybe they were kinesthetic learners, whatever it might be.

And half the students didn't do very well on it. Well, I don't assume that those half are terrible kids. I assume that they have a different learning style or they weren't hearing the way I was teaching it. Maybe these folks were, you know, verbal learners. Maybe they were kinesthetic learners, whatever it might be.

And half the students didn't do very well on it. Well, I don't assume that those half are terrible kids. I assume that they have a different learning style or they weren't hearing the way I was teaching it. Maybe these folks were, you know, verbal learners. Maybe they were kinesthetic learners, whatever it might be.

I think we have to approach the electorate like that, that we think we're telling them where we're at. But for whatever reason, you're right. And this pains me. I tried to make the case. Look. I'm a public school teacher, went to a public university. And according to the Wall Street Journal, I'm the poorest person who ever ran for vice president. That didn't matter to them.

I think we have to approach the electorate like that, that we think we're telling them where we're at. But for whatever reason, you're right. And this pains me. I tried to make the case. Look. I'm a public school teacher, went to a public university. And according to the Wall Street Journal, I'm the poorest person who ever ran for vice president. That didn't matter to them.

I think we have to approach the electorate like that, that we think we're telling them where we're at. But for whatever reason, you're right. And this pains me. I tried to make the case. Look. I'm a public school teacher, went to a public university. And according to the Wall Street Journal, I'm the poorest person who ever ran for vice president. That didn't matter to them.

And so the idea here that we were trying to craft someone who, for whatever reason, there was a number of people that didn't register with. So I'm with everybody else. And again, when people ask me, I'm probably the last person you should ask for answers because I didn't get it done. But I do believe we were making inroads.

And so the idea here that we were trying to craft someone who, for whatever reason, there was a number of people that didn't register with. So I'm with everybody else. And again, when people ask me, I'm probably the last person you should ask for answers because I didn't get it done. But I do believe we were making inroads.

And so the idea here that we were trying to craft someone who, for whatever reason, there was a number of people that didn't register with. So I'm with everybody else. And again, when people ask me, I'm probably the last person you should ask for answers because I didn't get it done. But I do believe we were making inroads.

And I will have to tell you, one of the most powerful ones for me, Gavin, it's not a great use of campaign time, but we were up in Erie, Pennsylvania on Halloween before the election. And I sat down with five undecided voters and we had a 45 minute give and take on that. I think I got three of them for sure, maybe. But, you know, that's how you view it.

And I will have to tell you, one of the most powerful ones for me, Gavin, it's not a great use of campaign time, but we were up in Erie, Pennsylvania on Halloween before the election. And I sat down with five undecided voters and we had a 45 minute give and take on that. I think I got three of them for sure, maybe. But, you know, that's how you view it.