Tim Walz

On an effort from the White House to expand access to new companies, you've created this new media seat. So I'm wondering if you can comment on... Following this expansion, you've had numerous outlets disparage the companies that you've had sit here as well as the reporters. I'm wondering if you could comment on the unprofessional behavior.

Imagine you are invited to a party at someone else's house and you are legally carrying a firearm and then a fight breaks out and you are like an altercation breaks out between you and some guy. And, you know, there's drinking involved or whatever. I'm not trying to make a one for one scenario. I'm trying to create a potential scenario separate from this one with similarities. You go to a party.

Imagine you are invited to a party at someone else's house and you are legally carrying a firearm and then a fight breaks out and you are like an altercation breaks out between you and some guy. And, you know, there's drinking involved or whatever. I'm not trying to make a one for one scenario. I'm trying to create a potential scenario separate from this one with similarities. You go to a party.

Imagine you are invited to a party at someone else's house and you are legally carrying a firearm and then a fight breaks out and you are like an altercation breaks out between you and some guy. And, you know, there's drinking involved or whatever. I'm not trying to make a one for one scenario. I'm trying to create a potential scenario separate from this one with similarities. You go to a party.

Yeah, let's say you go to a party. And some guy starts saying stuff like, yo, man, get out. And you're like, I can do what I want. I was invited to the party. Verbal, you know, verbal altercation escalates. And then the dude, you're standing there and you pull your sweater back and you've got a gun. You put your hand up and say, don't come any. Don't come close to me, bro.

Yeah, let's say you go to a party. And some guy starts saying stuff like, yo, man, get out. And you're like, I can do what I want. I was invited to the party. Verbal, you know, verbal altercation escalates. And then the dude, you're standing there and you pull your sweater back and you've got a gun. You put your hand up and say, don't come any. Don't come close to me, bro.

Yeah, let's say you go to a party. And some guy starts saying stuff like, yo, man, get out. And you're like, I can do what I want. I was invited to the party. Verbal, you know, verbal altercation escalates. And then the dude, you're standing there and you pull your sweater back and you've got a gun. You put your hand up and say, don't come any. Don't come close to me, bro.

I'm warning you right now. Do not come close. Do not take another step. Then the guy grabs your arm and makes a move. So you draw your weapon and you use it. OK, make the argument you have no right to defend yourself when you're being attacked by a guy. Make the argument. By all means, go ahead and do so. I ain't going to do it.

I'm warning you right now. Do not come close. Do not take another step. Then the guy grabs your arm and makes a move. So you draw your weapon and you use it. OK, make the argument you have no right to defend yourself when you're being attacked by a guy. Make the argument. By all means, go ahead and do so. I ain't going to do it.

I'm warning you right now. Do not come close. Do not take another step. Then the guy grabs your arm and makes a move. So you draw your weapon and you use it. OK, make the argument you have no right to defend yourself when you're being attacked by a guy. Make the argument. By all means, go ahead and do so. I ain't going to do it.

It's so funny what we fight about in America. We're going to ban TikTok or we're not. I don't know. I don't care how you feel about that. At a certain age, you gotta shut up. Like, I'm 39 years old, and I have friends that are still, they're like, they can't ban TikTok.

It's so funny what we fight about in America. We're going to ban TikTok or we're not. I don't know. I don't care how you feel about that. At a certain age, you gotta shut up. Like, I'm 39 years old, and I have friends that are still, they're like, they can't ban TikTok.

It's so funny what we fight about in America. We're going to ban TikTok or we're not. I don't know. I don't care how you feel about that. At a certain age, you gotta shut up. Like, I'm 39 years old, and I have friends that are still, they're like, they can't ban TikTok.

I'm like, hey, Ralph. Sit down. Sit this out. They can't ban that child's dancing app. Ralph. This looks terrible, please. Stop. Stop. Where am I gonna watch children dance? All right, hey, enough. You're not helping Ralph.

I'm like, hey, Ralph. Sit down. Sit this out. They can't ban that child's dancing app. Ralph. This looks terrible, please. Stop. Stop. Where am I gonna watch children dance? All right, hey, enough. You're not helping Ralph.

I'm like, hey, Ralph. Sit down. Sit this out. They can't ban that child's dancing app. Ralph. This looks terrible, please. Stop. Stop. Where am I gonna watch children dance? All right, hey, enough. You're not helping Ralph.

Thank you for having me. I appreciate it.

Thank you for having me. I appreciate it.

Thank you for having me. I appreciate it.

Yeah, it was a weird time. People were very uptight and people were very, you know, tense. And there was a lot of anger and a lot of it was coming for comedy. A lot of it was pointed in that direction. I feel like now people have, it's dissipated. People are more relaxed. I think, I mean, not in every facet of life, but certainly with comedy, people are relaxing and common sense is coming back.