Tim Walz

It's pretty hard. Like the vice president's advocating for this child tax credit. We implement it on the state level, lowers childhood poverty. Some of this stuff starts to make sense and you have to... I'm a school teacher, so I talk Maslow's hierarchy. You can't get to self-actualization about things if people are worried about their safety and their hunger and things like that.

Show people that these policies help make them more money. People are willing to tackle climate change if their lights come on and their bills don't go up. They don't care where the power comes from. In fact, most people would rather see it come from renewables. But I think sometimes we say, well, why can't you see we have to save the planet on this?

Show people that these policies help make them more money. People are willing to tackle climate change if their lights come on and their bills don't go up. They don't care where the power comes from. In fact, most people would rather see it come from renewables. But I think sometimes we say, well, why can't you see we have to save the planet on this?

Show people that these policies help make them more money. People are willing to tackle climate change if their lights come on and their bills don't go up. They don't care where the power comes from. In fact, most people would rather see it come from renewables. But I think sometimes we say, well, why can't you see we have to save the planet on this?

How about we just create a whole bunch of new union jobs like they did with this proposal? A whole bunch of opportunities, right? That's so great.

How about we just create a whole bunch of new union jobs like they did with this proposal? A whole bunch of opportunities, right? That's so great.

How about we just create a whole bunch of new union jobs like they did with this proposal? A whole bunch of opportunities, right? That's so great.

Human survival. Yeah.

Human survival. Yeah.

Human survival. Yeah.

I'll tell you, Jason, I'm a geographer by training. I love maps except one. whoever built the red-blue map did more damage than you would ever imagine. Because you look at that map and you look at South Dakota and say, oh, South Dakota's all red or whatever. That's not true. That is not true. There's a mix. Or even you look at an urban area and say, well, that's blue, everybody in there.

I'll tell you, Jason, I'm a geographer by training. I love maps except one. whoever built the red-blue map did more damage than you would ever imagine. Because you look at that map and you look at South Dakota and say, oh, South Dakota's all red or whatever. That's not true. That is not true. There's a mix. Or even you look at an urban area and say, well, that's blue, everybody in there.

I'll tell you, Jason, I'm a geographer by training. I love maps except one. whoever built the red-blue map did more damage than you would ever imagine. Because you look at that map and you look at South Dakota and say, oh, South Dakota's all red or whatever. That's not true. That is not true. There's a mix. Or even you look at an urban area and say, well, that's blue, everybody in there.

That's not true either. And they created this false mindset for us because it's very visual.

That's not true either. And they created this false mindset for us because it's very visual.

That's not true either. And they created this false mindset for us because it's very visual.

I couldn't agree more. Look, there's... There's household names now of women who should have been able to have their own private health care kept to themselves, who are thrust into the national light because they had to go through horrific situations that should have been as simple as health care being delivered. And look, this is something that's taken a while.

I couldn't agree more. Look, there's... There's household names now of women who should have been able to have their own private health care kept to themselves, who are thrust into the national light because they had to go through horrific situations that should have been as simple as health care being delivered. And look, this is something that's taken a while.

I couldn't agree more. Look, there's... There's household names now of women who should have been able to have their own private health care kept to themselves, who are thrust into the national light because they had to go through horrific situations that should have been as simple as health care being delivered. And look, this is something that's taken a while.

And I think for all of us on here, men need to know how to talk about it. Men need to know how women's bodies work and how doctors understand that. And I think that's something that has changed. I agree with you. I said a while back in the debate, it took a long time for them to get around to two most important issues, the issue of women's bodily autonomy and the democracy.