i'm born and raised in minnesota. i grew up going fishing up north in minnesota. i'm proud it represent the second congressional district upholding are your rights. moderator: are there any federal restrictions you can see yourself supporting on abortion? rep. craig: right back it roe we lived under roe 50 years and women had reproductive frequently. it is the bill i voted for twice and if we need to have compassion and support for women part of that is standing up as a member of congress to states like georgia who are letting women bleed out in parking lots of emergency rooms because doctors are afraid it treat them. that is not freedom. that is not this accountant. moderator: you are now moving to many segregation. you voted against a secure the board that passed only the house yet you called the situation a national security issue and saying restoring order is one of the highest priority. rep. craig: this is where the biden administration has gotten it wrong. that is why i voted to condemn with the republicans the biden administration on what they are doing. th

amy klobuchar, a minnesota colleague.amie harrison, the democratic national committee chair, and illinois governor jb pritzker all expected to be in the spin room tonight. if we see any of those folks before, we may dip in a little bit but we will hear their reaction after the debate. i also want to note, 60 minutes minutes sent out this post on x earlier this evening. they are scheduled to air in primetime election, a special on a monday edition of the broadcast on october 7 and eighth. . for over half a century, 60 minutes has invited the republican and democratic tickets to appear on the broadcast as americans had to the polls. this year both the harris and trump campaigns agreed to sit down with 60 minutes. vice president harris will speak with bill whitaker. after initially accepting a 60 minutes request for an interview, former president trump's campaign has decided not to participate. our election special will broadcast the harris interview on monday as planned. our original invitation to former president donald tr

minnesota's law. >> minnesota's law allows for what we all wants under roe v. wade and that is all we are asking for. >> so i'm running to represent minnesota. i'm a proud minnesota and i respect the will of the voters who said that it is available but obviously this is a contentious issue. we should come at this with grace and compassion. i find it sad that in your reasons why people should not consider supporting me because i wanted to serve on the board of a pregnancy resource center, i find that sad. you want to confuse voters. i support exceptions, you shake your head as if that's not the case. and voters need to understand you put these ads against me because you cannot run on your record. >> states are forcing survivors to carry a baby and only the federal government can stop that. the dobbs decision if minnesota fell into republican hands could do the same. >> ivf, former president donald trump suggested the federal government required insurance coverage, are you on board with that? >> of course. we need to get back to this issue because i'm running to

-- minnesota nice. it's the idea that we tend _ minnesota nice.ogether a remarkable record as governor. he has helped reduce the cost of raising a family, he has passed universal school meals for kids in minnesota. he has a wonderful background as a teacher and a coach. he has been there notjust for young people but people of all backgrounds. he is well regarded among the entire state, people who live in the city and rural communities, suburban communities, because he has been a producer, he does it with a smile, with a certain spirit of gladness. that's kind of what we call minnesota nice, he embodies that spirit. i expect it will be on display tonight because he has a great smile, he really does care about people and it shows in the way he serves our state. who specifically is he hoping to speak to? we know the rate is so close, particularly in some of the states. is he hoping to try to appeal to some voters, the tiny few who are still undecided?— voters, the tiny few who are still undecided? the good thing about tim walz _ still undecided? the

let's go, minnesota!plauds) >> they stunned everyone and, and sort of managed to say, "hey, this is a moment that we have right now. "we may not have it again, given the way the world is and how polarized things are." and they wrote an actual list of progressive priorities. >> narrator: peggy flanagan, his one-time political trainer, was his lieutenant governor. >> we literally told people what we were going to do. once we won and we had a trifecta, we just did the damn thing. >> the state enacted an avalanche of progressive legislation last session-- expanding education funding, restoring voting rights to ex-felons, expanding medicaid. >> he very gleefully signed abortion protections. >> a bill strengthening abortion rights in minnesota is now officially law. governor walz signed that bill today. >> undocumented immigrants will soon be able to get their own driver's license legally in minneta. >> all minnesota schools' kids will soon receive free breakfast and lunch. >> it is now law. >> (cheering) >> he

local activists say they are proud that minnesota gov. walz became a candidate for vice president. as citizens of minisotov, are proud of our vice-presidential candidate. and that's why that he supported ukraine from the very beginning. there was just a full-scale invasion. we already had a rally with his presence in a week, and he spoke, and since then he has been helping many ukrainians here and in and ukrainians in ukraine. the situation in ukraine is very difficult, and military aid is very much needed, actually with... weapons that could hit the territory of russia, and therefore those government officials who support ukraine can make influential decisions and provide such weapons to ukraine, and this, i i think that has its influence on how people start to think about who to vote for. in general, they say activists, most ukrainians place their hopes on the candidates of the democratic party, although they have reservations about whether kamela garis will dare to make decisions that ukrainians did not expect from the biden administration. republican candidates are expected to

minnesota's amazing lieutenant governor, peggy flanigan, jimmy witch.ew weeks ago, i had the opportunity to meet some of you were there with the, with the rubber band, ela river indian community, which was great. and yesterday, we did something that i think this room would acknowledge needs to be accepted as the normal thing that we should do. because i was told i might have been the first candidate to go out to window rock on the navajo nation to see them. i often say you shouldn't get patted on the back for things you're supposed to do and candidates need to go to that important community. and it was a privilege to stand on that land. it was a privilege to stand in front of that important monument and grateful for that. before i start, i do want to recognize friday's historic announcement. you all saw president biden formally apologize for the practice of forced native boarding school policy resulted in the abuse of so many native children, forced the separation of native families which went on for more than 150 years. vice president harris said these

we were able to do it in minnesota. and i'm still telling you this, we were listed as the best state. we're still in crisis on this. a federal program of paid family and medical leave and help with this will enhance our workforce enhance our families, and make it easier to have the children that you want. >> governor, your time is up. senator. do you support a national paid leave program? and if so for how long should employers be mandated to pay their home taking care of their newborn? you have two minutes. well, first of all, margaret, a number of my republican colleagues and some democrats too have worked on this issue. and i think there is a bipartisan solution here because a lot of us care about this issue. i mean, look i speak from this very personally because i'm married to a beautiful woman who is an incredible mother to our three beautiful kids, but is also a very, very brilliant corporate litigator. and i'm so proud of her but being a working mom, even for somebody with all of the advantages of my wife, is ext

this is about health care in minnesota. we are ranked first in healthcare for a reason we trust women. we trust doctors. senator, do you want to respond to the governor's claim? will you create a federal pregnancy monitoring agency? >> the north certain certainly world. and i want to talk about this issue because i know a lot of americans care about and i know a lot of americans don't agree with everything that i've ever said on this topic. and, you know, i grew up in a working class family in a neighborhood where i knew a lot of young woman who had to unplanned pregnancies and decided to terminate this pregnancies because they feel like they didn't have any other options. and, you know, i one of them is actually very dear to me. and i know she's watching tonight and i love and she told me something a couple years ago that she felt like she hadn't had that abortion, but it would have destroyed her life because she was in an abusive relationship. and i think that what i take from that as a republican who probably wants to pr

we saw it in minnesota this summer.hinking about how do we respond to that, we're thinking ahead on this and what kamala harris has been able to do in minnesota, we're starting to weather proof some of these things. the infrastructure law that was passed allows us to think about mitigation in the future. how do we make sure that we're protecting but burying our power hines? how to we make sure we're protecting lake fronts and things we're seeing more and more of? to call it a hoax and take the oil executives to mar-a-lago. kamala harris is creating those jobs right here. >> your type is up. the overwhelming consensus among scientists is that the earth's climate is warming at an unprecedented rate. >> we'll turn no you to immigration. the crisis at the u.s.-mexico border consistently ranks as one of the top issue for american voters. senator vance, your campaign is pledging to carry out the largest mass deportation plan in american history and to use the u.s. military. could you be more specific about exactly how this wi

we in minnesota passed a paid family medical leave.ou -- and i had to go back to work five days after my kids were born. this allows you to the stay home a certain amount a of time. that gets the child off to a better start, the family works better, we stay with the implores, we get more consistency. we implemented it in minnesota, and we see growth. that's how you become a to-business state. but -- pro-business state. but the negotiations on it, and here's the issue, those big companies are able to offer it. those of you ott there who don't have it, just imagine what happens if you get cancer or your child gets sick. we know what happens. you end up staying home. in some places that means no paycheck. this is the case of an economy that donald trump has set for the wealthiest amongst us. he's willing to give those tax breaks to the wealthiest. he's willing to say bust those unions up, do whatever. what we're saying is the economy works best when it works for all of us. so a paid family medical leave program, and i will tell you go to

we saw in minnesota this summer. thinking about how to respond to that, we are thinking ahead and what, harris has started to do is weatherproof some of these things. we are able to think about medication in the future, how do we make sure we are protecting by burying power lines, and protect lakefront something we see more and more of? but the call it a hoax and take the oil company executive mar-a-lago and say give me money for my campaign and i will let you do whatever you want, she is creating jobs right here. norah: the overwhelming consensus among scientists is the earth's climate is warming at an unprecedented rate. margaret: we will turn out to immigration, the crisis at the u.s.-mexico border consistently ranks as one of the top issues for american voters. senator vance, your campaign is pledging to carry out the largest deportation plan in u.s. history and use the u.s. military to do so. can you be more specific about how this will work? for example, will you deport parents who have entered the u.s. illegal

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tim walz of minnesota and jd vance of ohio. this is likely the final debate of the election cycle and voting is already underway in 20 states. polling shows it remains a race either candidate could win. the cbs news vice presidential debate starts now. >> we are going to take this country back. >> we are ready to continue to build the future together. >> we will turn the whole country read with president donald j. trump. >> you know what's at the end of this journey? kamala harris as the next president of the united states. >> this is a cbs news special come alive from cbs news headquarters in new york. america decides the vice presidential debate. >> good evening. i'm nora o'donnell. thanks for joining us for tonight's vice presidential debate. we want to welcome our viewers on cbs and other networks and around the world. we have a consequential might ahead and our focus is the issues that matter to you. let's introduce the candidates. minnesota's democratic governor tim walz and ohio's republican senator jd vance. tonight, me

what we did in minnesota is restored roe v.e and made sure we put women in charge of their health care. if you don't know amanda or someone like hadley, you will. they're project 2025 will have a registry of pregnancies it will make it more difficult if not impossible to get contraception and limit access if not eliminate access to infertility treatments. for so many out there listening and me included. infertility treatment's or i have a child. that's nobody else's business but those are being proposed. the catchall on this as well the states will decide what is right for texas will be right for washington. it's basic human rights. we've seen material mortality skyrocket in texas outpace other countries in the world. this is about health care and in minnesota be ranked in first for health care for a reason we trust women and doctors. >> norah: do you want to respond to the governor's claim will you create a federal pregnancy monitoring agency? >> vance: certainly we want to want to talk about the issue because of many american

she's with the that here in liberal, minnesota, she's allowed access to hormone treatment. so it's definitely feels good to just be like growing up like a normal child. and for people who don't, it's very like scary inside because they're gonna have to grow up without to see looking in the mirror and seeing themselves that is how life was for sam roller in her republican home state of indiana. and the trends laws are institutionalizing hate. she says, and deepening the divide between democratic and republican state. you know, this division is real. you have one group that wants to fundamentally give dignity and life, and opportunities to people. and another group that wants to take it away. and as we enter this world, the very stark part is decisions. and i just pray that we find a way out of it. many americans like sam roller and her partner katie, are moving to where they feel best, ideologically, far from united to us is becoming ever more divided the floods of the world's most common natural disaster base, trusting no certainly coastal regions, but also river basins and

in minnesota trends, people are also able to access the medical care. they need to easily say critics and too young to be edward streams of becoming an actress. she never felt like a boy at 5, she told her parents she was a good heart. well i always knew i was kind of a girl. i mean, i was very like fun presenting it as a child. i used to wrap a blanket around my head and pretend it was my hair. but yeah, it was very early on. i was very like a very feminine just support her follow her lead. maybe she's trans and maybe not. maybe she's just considering things, but it became pretty clear. but when she became very persistent, you know, i'm a girl. i am not your son. i'm your daughter. to the edwards and her parents talk to doctors early on and here in minnesota were given the support they needed. he'll, he was prescribed puberty blockers to prevent her voice from breaking and just stop her developing facial hair careful about for some time now. she's been taking female hormones. dr. angela gepford specializes in the treatment of trans children . many repu

tim walz of minnesota and jd vance of ohio.his is likely the final debate of the election cycle and voting is already underway in 20 states. polling shows it remains a race either candidate could win. the cbs news vice presidential debate starts now. >> we are going to take this country back. >> we are ready to continue to build the future together. >> we will turn the whole country read with president donald j. trump. >> you know what's at the end of this journey? kamala harris as the next president of the united states. >> this is a cbs news special come alive from cbs news headquarters in new york. america decides the vice presidential debate. >> good evening. i'm nora o'donnell. thanks for joining us for tonight's vice presidential debate. we want to welcome our viewers on cbs and other networks and around the world. we have a consequential might ahead and our focus is the issues that matter to you. let's introduce the candidates. minnesota's democratic governor tim walz and ohio's republican senator jd vance. tonight, meet

democratic governor tim walz of minnesota and republican senator j.d.f ohio. >> margaret: this is likely the final debate of this election cycle and voting is already underway in 20 states. cbs news polling shows this remains a race either presidential candidate could w win. the cbs news vice president shall debate starts now. >> fight for every single vote and we are going to take this country back. >> we are ready to continue to build the future together. >> we are going to turn this whole country red with president donald j. trump's leadership. >> you know what's at the end of this little journey? kamala harris as the next president of the united states. >> announcer: this is a cbs news special. live from cbs news headquarters in new york, "america decides: the vice presidential debate." >> norah: good evening. i'm norah o'donnell. thank you for joining us for two nights cbs news vice presidential debate. we want to welcome our viewers on cbs, on other networks here in the u.s., and around the world. we have a consequential night ahead. our focus is

minnesota, we protect these things have got 20% the world's freshwater.r a reason. they belong to all of us. and again this is when you view housing and you view these things as commodities. there's a chance to make money here let's take the federal land and sell it to people. there better ways to do this. we've seen and minnesota. were able to make some investments. that gets people in it. the fact on this economist, senator vance is and you don't the economist which economist recites immigrants angela cost? >> governor, governor, your time is up. but senator on that point i would like for you to clarify. there are many contributing factors to high housing costs. what evidence do you have that migrants are part of this problem? >> of the federal reserve study at the show after the debate. we'll put it up on social me that really drills down the connection between increased levels of migration. a special illegal immigration higher housingra prices. of course is not the entire driver of housing prices it's also the regulatory regime of kamala harris. we ar

we've seen it in minnesota. we're able to refurbish some of these houses, we're able to make some investments. that gets people in. and i'm still on the fact on this. economists. senator vance-u said you don't like the economists. which economists are saying that it is immigrants that's adding to the cost? >> governor, your time is up. but senator, on that point i'd like for you to clarify. there are many contributing factors to high housing costs. what evidence do you have that migrants are part of this problem? >> well, there's a federal reserve study that we're happy to share after the debate. we'll put it up on social media, actually. that really drills down on the connection between increased levels of migration, especially illegal immigration, and higher housing prices. now, of course, margaret, that's not the entire driver of higher housing prices. it's also the regulatory regime of kamala harris. look, we are a country of builders. we're a country of doers. we're a country of explorers. but we increasing

we saw it in minnesota this summer. and thinking about how do we respond to that, we're thinking ahead on this. and what kamala harris has been able to do in minnesota, we're starting to weather proof some of these things. the infrastructure law that was passed allows us to think about mitigation in the future. how do we make sure that we're protecting by burying our power lines, how do we make sure we're protecting lakefronts and things we're seeing more and more of? to call it a hoax, and to take the oil company executives to mar-a-lago, say give me money for my campaign, and i'll let you do whatever you want, we can be smarter about that and all above energy policy is what she's doing, creating those jobs right here. >> governor, your time is up. the overwhelming consensus among scientists is the earth's climate is warming at an unprecedented rate. margaret? >> thank you, norah. we're going to turn to immigration, the crisis at the u.s./mexico border ranks as one of the top issues for american voters. senator vance,

here in minnesota. the news has been more critical, especially around the way walz's administration handled financial scandals at least 16 reports critical of specific state agencies for allowing alleged fraud waste, or mismanagement during walz's six years as governor had been published by minnesota's independent auditor he is the executive body in charge, right. and can you blame them individually for each individual thing? know. but he took absolutely no action to change the outcome. there was nobody that was terminated because of the failures of those agencies. >> lisa damon is a republican minority leader in the minnesota state legislature. we have an issue of fraud here in the state of minnesota that we have half $1 billion in known fraud under governor walz his time in office. and you're talking about feeding our future. >> that's one of them. >> yeah. >> beating our future. a program overseen by minnesota's department of education was the single largest covid-19 fraud scheme in the nation accord

signed the largest tax cut in minnesota's history. lowered the costs for the middle-class families. stood up for our fundamental freedoms, just to name a few of his accomplishments. today is the day, north carolina, early voting starts today and i am proud to have voted. i voted today as you all should vote today! everyone here, we know the path to the white house runs through north carolina. [cheers and applause] everyone here we know has the power to make their voices heard. and turn the page to eliminate the extremists of donald trump and j.d. vance. this election is simple, get ready to elect vice president cares and -- kamala harris and to build a better economy. and now, it is my great honor to introduce the governor, our next vice president from minnesota, tim walz! [cheers and applause] gov. walz: thank you. [crowd chanting tim] >> good afternoon, durham, we are in the right spot. i don't know about all of you, we are going to get through this election and president harris when we are done with this thing. listening to devon, our future is bright. our future is bright. [appl

as governor of minnesota, the ability to do this, i'm part of the work. it looks like we are on track to become the fifth state to end veterans homelessness in minnesota. i will tell you how vice president harris sees this. i'm not going to act like it is all smoothed over. there is a lot of political fights but we did something in minnesota that i started as governor and it held. you know these budget battles? you know especially. it is give and take on that. the american public gets frustrated. all kinds of other things get put into it. if you have a bill you need to pass, you put in veterans staff. you can say nobody will vote against this because they don't want to be voting against veterans. it causes tension. what we did in minnesota was before these other bills, we would deal with the veterans and to it as an omnibus where nothing except the veterans issues could be in that bill. this will not surprise you. guess what happens? it gets unanimous support. you get things done. because again, we understand, you in this room understand that to live up t

minnesota does not have a lot of federal lands. there is not a lot of federal lands in and around minneapolis for example. so i don't understand the federal lands issue, unless we see this, and i worry about this as someone that cares about our national parks, minnesota, we got 20% of the world's freshwater. these lands are there for a reason. they belong to all of us. this is when you view housing and these things as commodities, like there's a chance to make money here, let's take this federal land and sell it to people. there is better ways to do this. in minnesota we were able to refurbish some of these houses. that gets people in. i'm still on the fact on this, economists, senator vance, you said you don't like the economist. which economists are saying it is immigrants? margaret: on that point, senator, there are many bidding factors to high housing costs -- many contributing factors to high housing costs. what evidence do you have that migrants are part of this problem? sen. vance: there was a federal reserve study that we w

we implemented in minnesota and we see growth. that's how you become a pro business state, but the negotiations on it. and here's the issue. those big companies are able to offer it. those of you out there who don't have it. just imagine what happens if you get cancer or your child gets sick. we know what happens, you end up staying home in some places that that means no paycheck, cause you've got no protection on that. this is the case of an economy that donald trump has set for the wealthiest amongst us. these willing to give those, the tax breaks to the wealthiest. he's willing to say, bustles unions are do whatever. what we're saying is the economy works best when it works for all of us. and so a paid family medical leave program and i will tell you, go to the families or go to the businesses and ask them as far as childcare on this, you have to take it that both the supply and the demand side. you can't expect the most important people in our lives to take care of our children, or our parents to get paid the least amount of m

why this one in minnesota spread out every which way. and here, near the tip of its northern arm is, the spider lake resort. family cabins by the day or week. calls itself one of "northern minnesota's best kept secrets." secrets, a word that will certainly apply to what you're about to hear, one way or the other. kay king: i went with them a couple of times up there. keith morrison: them being chris and jan kruse. this is jan's sister, kay. kay king: they would like to go fishing. just stay at a cabin. just relax. it was just quality time together. and they did. they both enjoyed being there. keith morrison: in fact, they had a fantasy, chris and jan, a dream to live here all the time. to buy this resort and make it uniquely their own. that was brought up a lot, yeah. keith morrison: jan's dad terry could see how they loved being here. terry pigman: about every evening, jan and chris would take the boat. and jan liked to take pictures of the loon and the wildlife along the lake and the sunsets off of the lake. that was the kind of life t

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says abortion is legal through pregnancy minnesota there is no banner limit in minnesota based on how along in pregnancy you are. you signed a bill that makes it legal through all nine months, is that the position you think democrats should have nationally? >> the vice president and i have been clear that this is what we are asking for. >> but this goes far beyond roe v. wade. >> the laws very clear, it does not change this. >> let's agree. what you agree there is not a single limited through the nine month of pregnancy. they had a trimester framework that did have listed pregnancy. the minnesota law does not have that. >> this puts the decision for a woman in her health care providers. the situation we have is when he have the ability of health care providers to provide that. that's where you end up with a situation with this access where they are afraid to do what's necessary. a puts the decision back onto the woman. to the positions and we know that this is simply something that needs to be brought up. donald trump is asking for the abortion ban. >> he has said repeatedly he will n

that question the way that freebies are handed to illegal immigrants in minnesota is a major issue. have the fence about that that plays in any real way, he ships to say minnesota is a great state. that is something the american voter see through now and they see he has not just inauthentic about personal life story and personal military history, et cetera but about his policies. harris, one of the areas we see that so clearly is the fact that when it comes to him being challenged by shannon and i'm very glad she brought this up on the extremist nature of minnesota's policies on abortion, his responses it is debunked every term when, in fact it hasn't. place is like cnn places like fact-checkers that are not considered particularly right-leaning have called out the fact that he is lying about minnesota's policies and how extreme they are on this. >> harris: look, the treatment for freebies and illegal immigrants and down sourcing for actual american citizens, minnesota's not alone in that. we see it in chicago and other plates as i'm governors arguing with those issues. they are clo

joining me now, fox news contributor alongside content creator, minnesota radio host.e have today. what are your predictions tonight? >> i think j.d. vance us to do a couple of things. first of all, is much as tim walz wants to talk about himself or -- as a coach or teacher, he's been the governor of minnesota drink some bad times, specifically the george floyd riots, kind of sat by well a lot of minneapolis was destroyed. and then the covid lockdowns as well. remind people of that and then tie it off the kamala harris. on the other hand, i think walz will take everything that donald trump has ever said that democrats did not like an try to tie it to j.d. vance. >> jesse: i expect things like january 6th and charlottesville and all of that will get another erring tonight, as it did in the previous debate. what do you think j.d. vance's biggest hurdle is tonight? >> you are right to expect that because corporate media frequently, it's not about finding answers to important questions, they are seeing people -- as much as pushing narratives. i think that will be the bigge

here in minnesota, as well as support for ukraine. this is more about voting at the federal level or voting for the president and vice president, so that the future administration understands what a threat russia poses not only to ukraine, but also here. here in ukraine and here in america, i am like that i personally believe that if trump is there, then he will definitely have some conditions with putin, which we have already issued, crimea remains in russia, donetsk remains in russia, and he will do it as soon as possible so that our territory is already given to russia, well, of course it's not, it's not ours. i would not like to see that, absolutely no, absolutely no, in the last four years wars have started, in america in general such hatred has started for each other, if the country is in danger and in such evil and in such, it cannot help anyone else, it cannot help ukraine, because here my problems, of which there are many, the borders are open, everyone comes in, whoever wants to, i would like to see another candidate. not do

vice president don't nominate minnesota governor tim walz. to have you with this on "fox news sunday." >> great to be with you, shannon. thank you for having me. thirty-six oh went to pick up or alexis left off in the middle eat your in the debate whether or not you would support a preemptive strike by israel on iran. you did not get to an answer on that. so, this administration continues to call for israel to after being attacked by iran. do you now think israel has a right to strike oil facilities, nuclear facilities, what is your position on that? >> will look, let's member how this started we are approaching tomorrow, tragic anniversary. hamas a terrorist murdered over 1200 innocent israelis. forty-six americans. they took hostages. we have been clear israel has the right to defend itself. we've always turned in that position. we the hostages returned and we need to bring an end to the humanitarian crisis in gaza. but again the point is that iran is at the heart of this is proxies and ring disruption throughout the region. being in the si

we saw it in minnesota this summer.uture. how do we make sure we are protecting by burying power lines and make sure we are protecting take the oil company executives and asked for money for my campaign and let you do whatever we want. we can be smarter about that and the all above energy policy is creating those jobs right here. policy is creating those “obs right mi policy is creating those “obs riaht here. ,., ., i. right here. governor, your time is u -. right here. governor, your time is up the _ right here. governor, your time is up. the overwhelming - is up. the overwhelming consensus among scientists is that the earths climate is warming at an unprecedented rate. we will turn out to immigration and the crisis at the us mexico border consistently ranking as one of the top issues for american voters. senator vance, your campaign pledges to carry out the largest mass deportation plan in american history and to use the us military to do so. could you be more specific about exactly how this will work? for example, wo

they always many minnesota oh, trying to turn minnesota into california.t's a beautiful state, and coming out here and seeing folks. >> jimmy: who is running minnesota while you're gone? is there -- a baby-sitter there? >> i stop in and our team is there. i went back and did some interviews for judges, continued to hire judges in minnesota. folks who follow the rule of law. that's a good thing. >> jimmy: that would be nice, yeah. [ applause ] >> jimmy: well, it's great to have you here. i think i speak for a lot of people when i say we like you a lot. you seem like -- [ cheering ] honestly, and i can come up with no higher compliment than this, but you seem to me like the kind of guy who cleans the lint out of the dryer after every use. >> every use. >> jimmy: governor tim walz, everybody. we'll be right back with judd apatow! [ cheering and applause ] ♪ ♪ like a relentless weed, moderate to severe ulcerative colitis symptoms can keep coming back. start to break away from uc with tremfya... with rapid relief at 4 weeks. tremfya blocks a key source of infla

of minnesota. making minnesota one of the best states for workers and guess what, one of the best states for business. can you do both. [applause] that's kamala's vision for the entire country, where workers are respected, lifted up, paid, projected, grow the economy. donald and j.d. have a different view on that. i said this, and they want to talk about t they know how to manufacture bull ship and they prove it every -- bull shoot and they -- bullshit and they prove it every single day. they fact check him all the time. he talks a big game, but he was an absolute disaster for working people. he was one of the biggest losers of manufacturing jobs in american history. while vice president harris is overseeing the creation of nearly 190,000 jobs in wisconsin. including 22,000 manufacturing jobs. donald trump, during his leadership, 84,000 wisconsin jobs gone, including 6,000 manufacturing jobs. [boo] that's who he is. as president he was an endless string of broken promises. he promised to fight or u

we have seen this, i will tell all of you, we did this in minnesota. what happened was childhood poverty dropped by 1/3, and what that means is our littlest ones are healthy and safe and can live the way they want to live. you saw these incredible future here as this was happening. that's what we do. make life a little more affordable for folks, talk about making sure folks can have housing and different thinkings, but -- things but then she brought up something that i did the happy birthday to the bishop a few months ago, i turned 60. when you turn 60, you start living about medicare more than you ever cared about. you don't care much about it when you young, but you care more. and kamala put out a proposal -- i want the folks here to think about how we see our parents. i have an 89-year-old mother who still lives by herself is. it's wonderful. i feel blessed. i feel blessed. but a simple proposal to have medicare paid for in-home treatment and in-home care for our seniors so they can live in their homes. that's not too far removed from gospel there a

he's as much a danger to this country as he is an embarrassment to the state of minnesota the way he's been acting on the campaign trail. it all comes off as bizarre and strange and weird because none of it is genuine and authentic. i think the country is going to see that tonight and i think j.d. vance is going to expose that side of walz, that's what i'm looking forward to seeing. >> laura: will he do that strange bowing motion? that's the strangest thing i've ever seen from an american candidate for national office. panel, thank you. that's it for us tonight. stay with fox all night long for coverage, you can watch the debate right here. jesse watters takes it from here and i will be on later on with the panel. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> jesse: the stages set for the first and only vice presidential debate between j.d. vance and tim walz. but first, the mideast on the brink of war as iran launches over 200 ballistic missiles at israel. iranian missile strikes in response to israel taking out the leader of hezbollah. iranian terror proxy based in lebanon, which is been shelling israeli neighborhoods

ohio senator jd vance facing off against minnesota governor tim walz. be the last debate voters see at all before election day. >> let's go back to tom llamas in the spin room, crowded there tonight, if not already. >> reporter: oh, yeah. you know that is true. the spin rooms are where the candidates come with their surrogates right after the debate to argue they won the debate. i want to show you a live camera now of this spin room. it is unlike any we have seen before. because of its size. it is only about 3,000 to 4,000 square feet. it is going to be filled with reporters and surrogates. there is going to be a crush of people here after the debate, including at least one of the candidates who is debating tonight. so this could be chaotic. it could be exciting. it could be fun. it could be wild. we'll have no idea until after the debate. i'll tell you this much, it reminds me of my younger days when you go to house parties in manhattan, inside studio apartments and there is more people than there was room. nonetheless, memorable and we'll look for all