tim maltz gave an impassioned speech to - an impassioned speech to introduce himself to the public, explaining politics and why they all need to rally behind his running mate. —— tim walters. -- tim —— tim walz. this leader, this compassionate, careful, joyous leader believes in each and every one of you! cheering. my god, you came here tonight, we said at the very top because you love this country and you're not going back. she believes in the opportunity for every single person to join the middle class. she believes in the promise of america. we've just got to fight, we've just got to fight, because as soon—to—be president harris says, when we fight, we win! let's cross to washington and join our correspondent david willis who has been keeping across those speeches from kamal harris and her new running mate. good to see you, david. it looked like a good response but of course the place was full of democrats. what is the republican response to the announcement and the appearance?— to the announcement and the appearance? they are trying to ortra appearance? they are trying to portray tim _ app

cheering governor tim maltz of the great state of minnesota! —— tim walz.se who know him best, tim is more than a governor. to his wife gwen, he is a husband. to his kids, hope and thus, he is a dad. —— hope and gus. to his veterans, he is sergeant major walz. cheering to the people of southern minnesota for 12 years, he was congressman. to his former high school students, he was mr walz. and to his former high school football players, he was coach. and in 91 days... cheering the nation will know coach walz by another name, vice president of the united states! crowd chanting for some folks, they're just getting he isa he is a veteran who served our nation in uniform for more than two decades as a member of the army national guard and he went to couege national guard and he went to college on the gi. bill. he is someone who long before he entered politics worked as a teacher. when coach walz and his wife when moved to minnesota nearly 30 years ago, they both tookjobs at the local high school. coach walz taught social studies, local high school. coach walz ta

i think what's interesting aboua this segment is that schapiro and tim maltz have now decided to wait democratic party to succeed is to go on podcasts. what kind of podcast? sports podcasts. i do not know anybody who gives a darn about what schapiro thinks orn af tim maltz about a sports team.do t plus why would they do that? you automatically tee off half of these sports teams, the other half, the opponents of the team. they are trying to copy trump and they don't know what to do, so frustrated, a bunch of kids, cannot articulate how they feel which reminds me of one my grandson was learning to talk.k, they get very frustrated and cry and scream and you have to say, say with your words, what do you mean? >> jesse: stomping their feet. >> judge jeanine: yeah, you have too say say with her words, and then they learned. >> jesse: thank you very much. up next, and t musk wackosng taking out of the rage on tesla dealerships. of th ♪ ♪ tesla. doctor box, there were many failed attempts to fix my teeth. i retouched all my wedding photos, and it was even affecting my health. i trusted you be

as you know, convention held at the united centre with the chicago bulls play and i must remind tim maltze lies. in his speech, biden took credit for 500,000 tv charging stations while the government only built eight so he was 499,992 ev charging stations short but, hey,, math is not a strong suit. you should see him try to count grandchildren. he such a nice guy and doug emhoff lei for his speech apparently stuck in line at the abortion trailer with his two nannies. [applause] so mean. perdue has recalled 167,000 pounds of chicken nuggets or as one customer calls them, lunch. >> he is a friend. >> greg: plastic surgeon say using ozempic and age your skin like an old overuse rubber band. i did this all on my own says one woman. disney plus has canceled star wars the acolyte after the first season in the move give his star wars fans one more hour in their week to not have sex. send your letters to cat. and a texas woman has broken the guinness world record for world whitest tongue at 3.1 inches across and in related news, this man has just moved to texas. [applause] he gets old but the jok

in minnesota, governor tim maltz hasn't canceled turkey dinners yet but he shot bars and restaurants0 p.m. starting this friday. it limited weddings and funerals to max 50 guests after thanksgiving and 25 affected december 7th and warning people notct to get too rowdy in publi. avoid sitting, yelling, talking too loud because he says that can help spread the coronavirus. >> it certainly is not our attention to demonize any activity. it's i important for us to understand what we know eight months into this what spreads tthis thing. >> the governor says the guy in footloose telling people not the dancer n have fun. he says the intention is to keep people safe so they can dance a lot longer. tucker. >> tucker: rick leventhal for lot.night, thanks a >> thank you. >> tucker: youk. may have noticed the weird thing that happened in washington. the goals ofd the pentagon and the defense industry that supplies that are a aligned. why? take a look at the executive ranks of any major defense contractor. former flag officer after former flag officer, everyone in d.c. has known it for generations

. >> the head of the democratic national convention kamala harris and tim maltz are taking a bus tourough pennsylvania. this is interesting. it's the same bus the democrats through president biden under. isn't that a coincidence? what a coincidence. >> no wondered joe and jill are still holding a major brunch. >> what your understanding of his mood right now? >> he's in a good mood. i suspect that he is not happy with some of the public statements and public actions that were taken in this whole issue. >> who is biden angry with? the democrat inner sanctum. >> listen, i think there was more happening behind the scenes than the public will probably hear about. there is an inner sanctum of democratic politics where a lot of people are trying to take credit for this but they don't want to talk about it publicly because they are very acutely aware of how difficult this has been for joe biden. >> meanwhile the -- biden's right-hand man went on cnn to complain about the coup. >> i think the president was pushed by public calls from elected officials for him to drop out, from donors calling

. >> you got state leaders like governor tim maltz saying that communities spread is rampant in his state. hospitalizations are setting a record in his state. because of things like that, you have the trend particularly in midwestern states with democratic governors of the restrictions coming down hard. you've got a lot of restaurant closures, particularly indoor dining limited to carry out. fitness centers, workout classes, group work out classes are being closed. the exception being pro and college sports. a lot of false championships are being started. it's going to amount to a request limits family gatherings for thanksgiving. in michigan, the restriction is 2 families or 10 people. >> each and every one of us that chooses to stay home this thanksgiving and not get together could be contributing to saving other people's lives. and our own and protecting our family members. >> no one wants thanksgiving -- which is an amazing time. to become a superior spreader event. >> governor gretchen whitmer is coming up against the lawsuits from the restaurants associati association. combats capac

, again minnesota, has become the latest bar embroiled in a legal battle for violating governor tim maltz'sdoor dining. minnesota attorney general keith ellison filed a motion for a temporary restraining order which was granted. the bar has been forced to shut down until further rolling from the court. joining me now is the owner of the alibi drinker e, lisa monet saar is a and her attorney. lisa, how far are you willing to take this legal fight? >> we are willing to take it all the way. we've got a restraining order put and we're just just waiting for the decision to see where we go from there. >> raymond: lisa, the video from inside your bar it shows almost no masks or social distancing. did the court have a right to shut you down given you don't have the practices in place? >> absolutely not. everyone's right is protected by the constitution. i respect anyone's decision to not wear a mask. the front of our building has windows, so anyone who was wondering if they want to come in with the masks -- they have a right to do it as an american citizen. >> no social distancing at all? >> our st

just yesterday governors gavin newsom, california, tim maltz of minnesota, and to bill lee tennesseeestarting certain sectors. we ask every american to maintain vigilance and hygiene, social distancing, and voluntary use of face coverings. we are opening the country. it is very exciting to see. we have a lot of talent involved from governors down to people that just stand there and help you with the doors. there has been tremendous talent involved, and tremendous spirit from our country. our country is a great place. and it's going to be greater than ever before. i really believe that. i think that it is going to be a tremendous upward shift. i spoke with tim cook today of apple, and they have a good sense of the market. he feels that it is going to be the v that is sharply upward later on as we get it fully op open. today i signed to the protection program in health care, and providing $320 billion to keep american workers on the payroll, $30 billion of the paycheck protection fund will be reserved for small financial institutions including those that serve minority and distressed c

she will be joined by minnesota governor tim maltz, accredited blasting to this joint format interview saying she should take this one solo, answer questions about her key policy positions, some of which is ages got into very significant lease and servers presidential run in 2019. let's bring in our panel, time you learn, fox news contributor, we have here, from the radio show host and how we, media buzz host. want to pick up with you guys where we just left off, with antoine and mark and get to the bottom of how much of how these -- what these candidates say on the trail are responsible? that started with you, do you take them all the words at face value or only hold them accountable to what they put down on paper? >> well to this point, we don't have any policy positions for vice president kamala harris on her website, you can donate, you could meet her and tim walz what you don't see any concrete policy positions that she is proud enough to report on her own website. until the candidates are able to actually outlined their policies, we have to take them at their word and as a cleare

minnesota governor tim maltz has a couple of campaign stops in state as well. he just rapped at the wisconsin aluminum foundry company. the harris campaign is trying to slow the erosion of blue-collar workers for the democratic party. >> i come here as a neighbor from you from the iron range to packer land we all know we are united around the dignity and the pride of working people. union members peered calmly harris and i have a plan to build the american industrial strength powered by american workers. speaker robert f. kennedy jr. and former representative tulsi gabbard are here. vice president harris rallies on wednesday and former president trump campaigns in green bay with former packers quarterback brett favre. tonight it is the progressives in a progressive town. senator bernie sanders, represented of alexandria because you cortez will rally and wisconsin. he told the associated press that harris needs to start addressing working-class people and there are a lot more working class people who could vote for kamala harris then there are conservative repub

we talked about governor tim maltz to raise the gas tax.ee by 2050. critics say the governor's plan is very expensive and has too many loose ends. the crisis on the border and it is a crisis. the reversal over the president's national emergency declaration. sources are saying it will be reversed. i want to bring in senator john hogan of north dakota. senator, i can't believe republicans will say there is no crisis on the border. we don't need the emergency. but that's what's going to happen. >> there is an emergency on the border and we need to address it. you need technology and people and we actually need to change our laws, to then make sure we don't have sanctuary cities and that we do have the ability to make sure someone is properly adjudicated as they need asylum here in the u.k. soviet. stuart: why would any republicans say there is no crisis on the border, we don't need the emergency declaration. why would any republicans say that? >> well, some of them are looking at the checks and balances aspect. i believe it's an emergency, tha

maltz: tim miller, vice president of technology and facilities. [applause] mr. z: karen simmenit, vice president of retail. [applause] mr. maltz: and finally, anna slafer, vice president of exhibition. [applause] mr. maltz: but i'm going to add one name that was not in here. this was a fellow who, almost 19 years ago, applied for a job. he was a cpa. he thought he might like to work for us. and i listened to him. he made his pitch. and i said, james gomez, you have got a job! that was 19 years ago. and today, ladies and gentlemen, he's the president of my corporation. [applause] [cheering] mr. maltz: you want to say a few words? come on up and say a few words. it's raining, so don't make it too long. [laughter] mr. gomez: milt, thank you. really. you put me on the spot. you put me through too many challenges over the last 10 years, like finding a permanent home for this museum. i just want to say thank you to my family first and foremost, because they had to deal with some really not-so-great times when we had a few meetings that didn't go so well. but look, even