deportation. >> reporter: vance also plans to challenge walz on his military career. >> these are my tim walz glasses. >> reporter: the republican congressman tom emmer has been playing walz in the mock debates? have you urged him to stay away from haitian migrants eating cats and dogs in ohio? >> he is going to concentrate on the issues that matter most. we have to focus on the economy. we need to focus on the border. we need to focus on peace and stability around the world. >> reporter: the latest cbs news poll finds half of the electorate considers vance competent. and the same goes for walz. but democratic voters are more enthusiastic about their party's pick for vp then republicans are. transportation secretary pete buttigieg has been playing the role of vance in walz's debate prep. democrat asked senator amy klobuchar is walz's longtime minnesota colleague. >> whenever he can get in a little bit of his personality, i think that's a good thing. >> reporter: it's been reported that governor walz is nervous about this debate. is that really true? >> i think that anyone that goes out on the

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my job was to be able to play tim walz so jd vance knows what he's going to see. >> martha: what's a little different than how you're playing right now? a little more folksy? what is your vibe there? >> yeah. tim's been a complete disaster in minnesota, and what's happened is he's so good at being this folksy, nice, kind of down-to-earth guy until people get to know him and his policies. i don't know if you know this, but his whole congressional district where he played this character for several years of being kind of a folksy ag-friendly outdoorsman, he lost it in both of his gubernatorial races, and the last one almost by ten points. he's not well liked because once you get to know the real tim walz, he's like gavin newsom in a flannel shirt. >> martha: i know you have been saying things like that, so when you play him in a debate, what do you do? have you had any mock debates yet? have you actually played him for jd vance? >> well, the debate is on tuesday night, so i'll let your viewers decide that. i'm not going to get ahead of jd and the team. if they want to talk about exactly

] tim walz, how are you?[indiscernible chatter] appreciated. thank you so much. thanks, everybody. >> governor, can you talk to this [indiscernible] from virginia. [indiscernible chatter] they wanted me to come up here and campus. -- canvas. [indiscernible chatter] we just have to keep [indiscernible] [indiscernible chatter] tim walz here. you got great people down here. [indiscernible chatter] are you going to take any policy questions? governor walz? [indiscernible chatter] announcer: former republican congresswoman liz cheney has endorsed vice president kamala harris for resident. the daughter of former vice president cheney made the announcement during an event at duke university. the associated press quotes or i'm saying i do not believe we have the luxury of writing in candidate's names particularly in swing states because of the danger donald trump poses. not only am i not voting for donald trump, but i will be voting for kamala harris. while in congress liz cheney served as conference chair during the

] tim walz, how are you?[indiscernible chatter] appreciated. thank you so much. thanks, everybody. >> governor, can you talk to this [indiscernible] from virginia. [indiscernible chatter] they wanted me to come up here and campus. -- canvas. [indiscernible chatter] we just have to keep [indiscernible] [indiscernible chatter] tim walz here. you got great people down here. [indiscernible chatter] are you going to take any policy questions? governor walz? [indiscernible chatter] 2024 vice-presidential nominee senator jd vance. you're watching live coverage on c-span. ♪

tim walz lost that district to meet the people who knew tim walz best said, no, thank you. i think what tim walz is trying to do now is he's trying to be supportive of harris so that he can be a cheerleader and he knows how to do that. he's a former football coach on an assistant level and i think he's going to do for harris whatever she needs. he's not going to upstage her but you're going to see that his values or not driven from that fabric of deeply held convictions as much as it's going to be a zeitgeist moment. what? >> are the activists telling us? what does kamala harris need for me? he's going to go that way and he's going to try to deflect on whatever j.d vance comes, adam and jd vance's needs to stay cool, calm, and brand him with two or three specific items i've always second guessing myself after cnn programs, after radio programs, after public appearances, meaning delivering a speech. so final question for both tim ryan, did you go home saying what it could have should there was something i should have done said to j.d. vance when i debated him, that lingers t

that's not tim walz.so bad, you have the western portion of minnesota that's asking to actually cede from minnesota and join your state of south dakota. are you going to accept them if that potentially happens? take par part of minnesota, kristy? >> we'll take anyone that wants to be more free. [laughter] it's amazing if you look at the map of minnesota how little support he does have. the support is in the bigger cities, but the vast majority of the land mass of minnesota has left his leadership. we've had tens of thousands of people that have come from minnesota and come to south dakota because they find that he the doesn't share their values, and he's crippled them and their economy, and they just can't stand it anymore and want to find somewhere else to raise their families and pursue the american dream. sean: well, i'm on the eastern border in wisconsin, and i have the same thing, people leaving minnesota and coming to wisconsin. they want more freedom. we love their money, but it's the crowding our

tim walz wants to take this get away from their parents.nk we are to encourage the parents to make this kids safe and help them deal with whatever they are dealing with, not steal them away from people who love the most. it is sick. [applause] it is not just sick, it reveals an entire value set. ask yourself, how can he be the governor of the state -- every protective instinct i have is the father is, if i am in a position of leadership, i will fight back against the people who are trying to burn down my city. i have three little kids, i will fight back against the people who are trying to take my children away from me because they got a weird idea in their head from social media. or i will fight back against the people who are stealing their jobs of american workers are making it unaffordable for young americans to buy a home. tim walz, every single time he gets an opportunity, fight for the people who are harming citizens. we need a president who will fight for american citizens. we don't have that in this country. charlie: amen. [applaus

kamala harris and tim walz have done exactly one.ke for just under 17 minutes, there was of no pushback during that a interview. tim walz's answer of why he lied about carrying a gun into war zone was because he has bad grammar, and the only thing harris could say was the biden administration didn't ban fracking even though she said she would do it on day one. as the vice president, she didn't have the ability to do it. i believe we should listen to what she says. she wants to ban fracking. that would be devastating to the people of pennsylvania. howard: well, i can ask because when donald trump was president, he did try to get rid of obamacare, but i think he's moved on from that, so i wanted to clarify. dick cheney, once known as darth vadar, mr. weapons of mass destruction, says he's voting for kamala harris because he says trump is the greatest threat to democracy in american history. is that a setback for your campaign? >> look, it's not a setback. look, you know, here's the bottom line, i don't understand this motion that donal

so together, you have kamala harris and tim walz they have turned minnesota in a hell hole in the name covid19 safety. and governor walz led the effort to change the minnesota state flag, why, because he thought that the old flag in the official state seal was racist. take a look. >> all right, ready, wait a minute. there. that's better. now if tim walz is so offended by his own state's flag, he probably thinks that mostly of the national monuments are racist, and he comiserated with them. god help the washington memorial if this guy gets elected. there is one thing that doesn't offend him, illegal immigration. because he believes and he thinks that illegal immigration is wonderful for our country, no vetting, come one, come all. no borders, no walls. he mocked border security and told fake news cnn he want to do invest in a ladder factory to help thwart donald trump's border wall. wow, brilliant idea. take a look. >> he is not going to do anything. if it is 25 feet, i will invest in the 30 foot ladder factory. that's not how you stop this. >> sean: let's give ladders to people with te

minnesota republican congressman tom emmer helping vance prepare. >> once he understands that tim walz is just going to try to deflect and go into this folksy whatever, he'll hold him accountable. >> reporter: outside where harris has her rally in las vegas tonight, this is the second time coming to the state of nevada since launching her presidential campaign. the polls showing the race absolutely neck and neck here. nevada interesting because it's showing the mixed bag on the economy, too. vegas has been booming. but voters also talking about their concerns over issues like child care, housing, the cost of living. linsey. >> linsey: maryalice parks, thank you. >>> i'll join david and the team for the coverage of the first and only vice presidential debate of the cycle hosted by cbs between governor tim walz

tim walz has never done that. fighting to me that people would want to entrust our national security to people like that. remember it when we talk about national security when we get involved in national security is not something big out there that's in a cloud you cannot figure. here is down basics the basics are national security involves your sons, your daughters, your aunts, your uncles put everyone in your family. our most credible most important resource that we have our our sons and daughters you have to commit them to action. deterrence has failed in this watch and i put it strictly on an the doorstep of harris and joe biden as well. we did not have the four years ago, we do now. mark: eno general, the first thing kamala harris says about her responsibility as the borders are is i am not the borders are. the one responsibility she was given she failed horribly at the idea that somebody gets a promotion for such a disastrous record a promotion to commander-in-chief to oversee the united states military to o

his opponents tried desperately to warn people. >> i think tim walz is an affable individual who has s too late. walz seized power and within days, the estate was overwhelmed by riots in the streets and a deadly virus from yes where? to no one's surprise, governor walz unleashed a theory of radically nice policies. and the nicest of all, free breakfast and lunch for school kids. >> you know who else gave kids free food? that which who ate hansel and gretel. >> a nice fat chicken! >> walz transformed minnesota beyond recognition, even renaming his fairy roads after bizarre pop stars who would make less confident men question their own sexuality. >> this is the coolest bill signing that we will ever do. >> sure, if you like your little corvettes red. and his dark addictions don't end up with pop music. whether it is fixing cars, coin collecting, butter carving, or owning guns and hunting... wait, no, skip that one. that is normal. the point is, walz is a madman who dabbles in elitist predilections, ranging from haute cuisine... >> i am a corn good dog. >> to haute couture. >> i am weari

and minnesota governor tim walz entered the race as kamala harris's running mate he called donald trumpand his republican running mate jd vance weird. the word weird did seem to bother trump and if you take a look at the two sides of this campaign trail you can see team normal versus team weird pattern emerging. the campaign trail through georgia for vice president kamala harris and her running make -- meet tim walz, on a two day bus tour to the georgia that do not get typically a lot of attention from democratic politicians. according to the harris campaign it was the first time a general election presidential candidate has campaign in savannah, ga since the 1990s. they greeted college students from savannah state university, georgia's oldest publicly historically black university. they crashed a marching band rehearsal at liberty county high school. they stopped for barbecue and sweets at a local establishment. nothing to see her because it exactly what normal campaigning looks like. meeting people, shaking hands, trying out local as he. georgia was also the site of the harris walls c

governor tim walz avoiding questions from reporters. r and journalists in the crucial battleground of pennsylvania and now saying the harris campaign is blocking them for questioning walz. this as vice president harris hunkers down for debate preparation and latest poll from cnn and harris and trump are tied in the keystone state. brian llenis live in the keystone state. reporter: vice president kamala harris in a hotel here in pittsburgh preparing for debate on tuesday night and it's being held in philadelphia. both harris and trump campaigns have agreed on abc news rules for this debate, which mirror the rules that were put in place for the last debate with president biden and it'll be a 90 minute debate and no live audience and the sticking point and there'll be the microphones being muted when the other one, the other candidate is speaking and going for the question of mics being un-muted and harris advisers frustrated after sending a letter to abc news that the vp will be fundamentally advantage by the format and donald trump with t

and you are going to see him tomorrow night tying kamala harris and tim walz directly together when ites to what their policy positions would be and j.d. vance has been relentless holding walz accountable for his lies about his record in the military. about his record as a governor. about what he has been saying on the campaign trail. and then finally, you are seeing the trump campaign messaging that they are probably going to have a one or two tiananmen contitinsin there that the house oversight committee subpoenaed alejandro mayorkas because the number of whistleblowers have been concerned about tim walz's ties to the chinese communist party for years and there were group chats about this in the agency long before he was chosen as the vice presidential candidate. >> i think we are in for a show tomorrow night. and j.d. vance is going to do a good job of holding tim walz and kamala harris accountable for records. >> laura: very good at personalizing things and never substantive. oprah approach to campaigning. "new york times" siena polling now of likely voters in ohio, wisconsin, mich

vote for kamala harris and tim walz, first of all. i'm not going to get up here and just say everybody get out and vote. no, no. everybody get out and vote for kamala harris and tim walz. [applause] i want to really speak -- i mean, i was going to say that i want to speak to young people, teenagers, people about to turn 18 or are just turning 18, but really anybody. like, voting was not a thing that i grew up excited about. i wasn't like, oh my gosh, i wait until election day, you know what i'm saying? that was not a thing i was hyped about. until i learned that it was a journey to even be able to have this privilege. it is a gift that we can vote. it is a gift. [applause] it really is. like, we get to pick our public officials, we get to do that. for so long i felt like what i have to say doesn't matter. i'm just one person. who cares? why am i going to stand in line and cast a vote that doesn't matter? you matter. say it again. you matter. look how many people are in here right now, right. you are way louder together than you are by

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vance and minnesota governor tim walz happening on october 1st. north star state will be under scrutiny including his decision the wait three days before coming in the national guard during the summer riots of 2020 the which caused half a billion in property damage. walz has been at the forefront in enticing people to cross the nation's borders illegally and come to minnesota, granting access to illegal immigrants for free college, subsidized health care and driver's licenses paid for by minnesota's taxpayers. and in one of his first executive orders as governor, walz established a council focused on dei. joining me now is -- with a firsthand account of the impact is former longtime nfl sideline reporter michele tafoya who has been a resident of minnesota now for three decades. great to see you, thank you so much for being here. >> it's good to be with you. i wish i had better news. [laughter] maria: well, tell us about it, because you've lived in minnesota for 30 years. what can you tell us about governor tim walz? >> since the time he took offic

so that is something that tim walz will have to counter, but i think this is mostly upside for the harris. this is an opportunity for tim walz to focus on the policies of of their campaign because most people don't decide who they are going to vote for president based on the vice president, so i think people want to get to know him more but i think he has an opportunity to talk about their economic policies but on the other side, jd vance, donald trump is really old, so when voters are looking at this debate to see, can jd vance step into the presidency, he's going to have to make the case to them but the thing that i think that he's going to have to juggle is sounding like someone who can be president on day one but also, he will be performing for an audience of one, donald trump. so i think it'll be hard for him to make both groups of people happy. >> ashley, walz and vance will speak at podiums. the microphones will only be muted at the discretion of the moderators. what kind of effect do you think the smaller procedural details are going to have on the mental game and how voters inter

tim walz, whatever you think of tim walz, he is what he is.hony and that is that is the amino that he is someone who, when that is exposed, becomes very petulant, very peevish, very angry, and very controlled and that's going to be the task at this debate is can watch successfully, hold the mirror up, keep it there, and let america see what his choices. >> well, vance take the bait the way trump did. >> i think it'll be a much different kind of debate and i agree with you about walz, actually, he he is what he is and he is probably the person who is most in over their head in american politics right now, there's a reason they don't let him talk to the press. there's a reason he doesn't have any extended interactions where he's answering complicated questions, like what he should face at this debate. and so i think there's a lot of pressure on him here. honestly to prove that he is up to this now, being up to the job of vice president, it's a lower bar for most people who will be watching it. and i don't expect this to move. numbers are to have

journalism and cbs news now said that it will be up to vice presidential candidates jd vance and tim walzo fact check each other in the borough's and i guess the microphones of your letter abc moderators fact check donald trump, five times about felt like more didn't it in kamala harris kamala harris zero times 20 is now on see cochair laura trump and david honey feeling of our it might have some opinions about this prayed everybody is looking toward this and we know we don't expect a fair debate and i do not think that we can get one from the legacy media and what you expecting when it comes to that set up and out of course jd vance will perform in the midst of it and really probably being three against one again. laura: yes will that was certainly tammy, the case with the abc news debate and three against one listen to my think there's going to be a lot of pressure on tim walz for the debate in this guys bit of an unknown to a lot of people prayed and would appear that they're using the same basement strategy, but obviously they have used for kamala harris so that the user joe biden and

liz: okay, so thatches a tim walz -- that was a tim walz falsehood embellishing the falsehood and another uncovered and on top of the ones you heard and is he doing anything to get elected and saying anything? tonight, governor mike huckabee here to react to walz's latest embellishment and still no kamala harris press conference and they now warn the way she's avoiding the press, she will be seriously unprepared to debate trump. he's ready to go. that debate is next week. liz peek will take that on tonight but first, biden's white house aid to officials and his top insiders reportedly caught routinely leaking against kamala harris to the media. they've been exposed. this is a debate. is there anger about getting biden, biden getting pushed out rather? now undercutting kamala in the home stretch. campaign secretary karoline leavitt here to react. we have more coming up. ♪ [♪] can a personal loan unlock your ambitions? oh yeah. consolidate bad debt and save money for your next goal. take a swing at your kitchen reno... we meant that literally. or design your actual dream wedding. all your a

and i think tim walz, if i'm going to be the human truth serum i should be truthful about myself. i was just slightly skeptical -- not anti- but slightly skeptical the value of walz as vp compare today the other people she was looking at. and just watching that speech in the lead in, i mean today is why the tim walz pick is valuable. that speech we saw 5 minutes ago just shows what haze value is to this ticket. kamala harris coming from the bay area, like that sort of cultural soup that she is swimming in, her own political career is different than the political soup working class white voters -- let's be honest wusk is a white state, so is pennsylvania, a lot of them labor folks. it is a little different than kind of what their experience is. and i think just tim walz can speak to that so authentically, passionately. and it's genuine in the way he's reaching out to working class voters. so, again, you're not going to win back all the obama-trump voters, but if they can get those margins up in rural pennsylvania, in the excerpts of these places, green bay, some of these smaller cit

vance has to do is drag tim walz into the mud with him.ious and skillful at trying to do that. but what i hope tim walz. you remember his washington story. i think this is a bomb shell and i think the political media and the political world is under reacting to this. because we all knew that j.d. vance said all of these things about donald trump. compared him to hitler and heroine. so his story for why he is now on the ticket is donald trump's presidency changed his mind. donald trump's presidency proved him wrong. so here he has. here he is saying that donald trump failed and the thing that donald trump supporters kind of point to as the central reason why he should be returned to office. this is just, i think this undoes the entire narrative that j. d. vance has tried to spin. it's so incumbent on tim wals to make that clear to people. not just to make that clear to people. but just as kamala harris needled donald trump when he was on stage with her, is what walz should do. he's not going to be happy to find out that j.d. vance verdict o

so together, you have kamala harris and tim walz. they have turned minnesota into a in the name of equity and covid safety. and by the way, governor walz also led the effort to the minnesota state flag. why? because he thought the old flag using the official state seal was racist. take a look. >> all right, ready? well, wait a minute. >> there. that's better. now, if tim walz is so offended by his own state's flag, chances are that he probably thinks most of our national monument a racist. and he even commiserated with the rioters. remember, they toppled christopher columbus statute and did nothing to stop their vandalism. god help the jefferson memorial or washington monument if this guy ever gets elected. now, of course, there is one thing that doesn't offend tim walz. illegal immigration, because he believes and he thinks unlimited illegal immigration is wonderful for our country. no vetting. come on. come on. no borders, no walls, no no vetting whatsoever. in fact, walls, border security even told fake news cnn. you want to invest

here's tim walz's wife. >> what kamala harris told us we had to do was we had to turn the page. right? but i kind of liked it when she did this. turned the page. you like that? okay. so i need you to be with me and practice with me, what are we going to do? we're going to turn the page. pretty good. do it again. we're going to turn the page. and you know what that looks like? bye-bye. [laughter] bye-bye, donald trump. we are turning the page! 52 days and we are turning the page. 52 days and it is bye-bye, donald trump. maria: congressman, they're turning the page from what? kamala's been in charge. donald trump is not running the country and has been out of office since 2020. >> yeah. that's a scary family there. i mean, it looks like the type of family that's been indoctrinated and they believe there's a better way to do business and some of the things that the walzs have said about china, their affection for china, that's very concerning to me because we don't want to set our business model like china's. c

doesn't have that same level of experience. 0n the democratic side of things, they're worried about tim walzw, a lot of the kind of gags that walz is making aboutjd vance, about hiding in his couch and so on, they're worried about how that will come across when you're in that very formal setting of a studio, without an audience — there aren't laughs and applause coming back at you — and that, you know, he might seem quite crass by comparison. so i'm just wondering, how do you guys think it's going to go on tuesday? what are you going to be looking out for? well, you know, ifind it interesting that you say that the democrat strategists are concerned that tim walz might come across as sneering and perhaps looking down atjd vance. of course, he's the one who came up with the term "weird" when describing the republicans. and that really stuck, didn't it? at the same time, you know, isn't it also part of his image that he's this middle—of—the—road midwestern dad who has worked across the aisle several times in the past and is someone who can relate to the average voter, who doesn't represent, you

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for kamala harris and tim walz, _ harris? for kamala harris and tim walz, it — harris?a harris and tim walz, it was _ harris? for kamala harris and tim walz, it was all— harris? for kamala harris and tim walz, it was all about - harris? for kamala harris andi tim walz, it was all about this labour movement. this is all about promoting the union energy in the united states. that is what kamala harris and tim walz have been doing all day long. here isjoining biden later today. this is when the first time biden and harris have shared a stage since biden dropped out. they are all hands on deck. they want this to be a big day for the harris campaign. it shows the difference between how harris thinks about her campaign and how donald trump takes about his campaign. trump is more of the leader of a movement, the maga movement. he is not bothering today. many people say that they are anti—union. the point is he is not on the campaign trail, he is not holding events on labor day or jd vance. kamala harris is using this holiday to be out there blitzing several states. you really

rachel: it's interesting watching tim walz walk out on the field.here's no way donald trump could walk out on a football field and not be swarmed by everybody. >> that's before of the fans were there. rachel: even people on the sidelines, there was not much interest in running up to him. >> former president trump slamming vice president harris for her handling of the southern border. rachel: meanwhile, dhs is trying to down play the new i.c.e. data released he revealing that thousands of convicted illegals are here in the united states. >> look who is here. griff john kin jenkins has the . >> dhs is trying to downmri this becauses the kayeas at the border is arresting -- chaos at the border is arguably the biggest story of the last four years and donald trump knows it and knows it's one of the beg. weakness'. >> total q disquar disqualifier kamala. she shouldn't be allowed to run. it's an invasion of our country that nobody ever thought. >> dhs t putting out over 425,000 non-detained illegal aliens are roaming u.s. streets with 13 you 13,000 convict

. >> madeleine: harris' runings run runningmate, tim walz. the author says the campaign seems to have trapped him in a bubble, bubble wrap it placed around harris and biden before her. we'll see him and j.d. vance tomorrow when they face off in the vice presidential debate. >> carley: should be interesting. madeleine rivera, thank you. in new york city, indicted mayor eric adams turning to church in d defiant appearance after pleading not guilty to federal corruption charges. >> you hear loud people saying he should step down, no, i will step up. i will not resign, i'm going to reign. >> carley: adams faces solicit # illegal campaign donations, wire fraud and bribery and due back in court this wednesday. take a look at this, gi know gantic clouds of toxic smoke in georgia after a fire broke out. residents have been asked to evacuate. fire officials say water came into contact with water reactive chemical. no one was hurt. >> todd: lighten up and do foo football. touchdown on ravens play. i want what he's having, i had trouble making it down t

so is tim walz. n pennsylvania yesterday. >> i have no problem picking out donuts. >> stephen: damn! [cheers and applause] damn! let me ask you a question. is j.d. vance a donut? 'cause walz is dunkin' him! you're welcome. of course, walz has a little controversy of his own going on right now and it's coming from inside his family, thanks to his older brother and dad who only agreed to go on the disneyworld jungle cruise if he gets to wear that hat, jeff walz. last week, jeff walz wrote on facebook that he hasn't spoken to his brother tim in eight years but is "100% opposed to all his ideology." wait a second, tim walz has a right-wing brother who posts on facebook? he is the most relatable man in america. [cheers and applause] we've all been there. we all know. jeff walz, the older brother, sparked speculation about his brother when, on friday, he ominously posted: "the stories i could tell. not the type of character you want making decisions about your future." wow, that sounds really bad. 'cause up

harris and tim walz wrapped up a bus tour, and she is holding an event with president biden tomorrow in pennsylvania. trump and vance also hosting events and battleground states. and harris and troubled debate in just over one week. while the trump's team and digital advertising may be targeted on immigration and crime and pretty closely targeted on that, we shouldn't ignore that, it appears that trump, vance, and the rest of their madoff crew are still struggling to land an effective line of attack against kamala harris. think of it this way, for weeks, they have seized on the fact that harris had yet to do a sitdown interview, saying she was hiding from the media, unwilling to take questions, which also wasn't true at all. but this week, harris and tim walz sat down with cnn's dana bash to do just that. >> one, i am so proud to have served as vice president to joe biden, and two, i know proud to be running with tim walz for president of the united states, and to bring america what i believe the american people deserve, which is a new way forward, and turn the page on the last decad

he is likable until you start to get to know tim walz and his policies. lost his former congressional district the first time and the second time by almost ten points. they don't like him. >> harris: governor walz's sporters reportedly hope he will concentrate on the threat of another trump presidency. avoid getting flustered and show off his folksy farm that heard representa repres representative emmer says he fake. they were chosen to get the votes of working class men and women. cnn's scott jennings had this to say. >> first of all, i don't find them to be conscious queans all. walz is a buffoon. he was asked about the fabrications in his resume. see a buffoon on a free ride. they don't let him talk to the press for a reason. >> harris: a piece in the liberal media outlet the atlantic highlights how governor walz is banished from the national stage. here is a quote. in july walz was firing off lines about democrats fighting to preserve basic american freedoms. oddly since kamala harris picked him, walz has been largely hidden away from the national med

i don't feel like it's tim walz. walz is so pull of himself, like he's going into rural -- let's take minnesota. minnesota, it's minneapolis and everywhere else hates tim walz. and so, what, he's going to play well in was saw, wisconsin? if. pete: he's only lost support over time. family, when he is running for governor, he called rural minnesota only rocks and cows. just very dismissive of it. his district has gone completely republican. it's all red up in those -- so just deploying the man in the camo hat -- rachel: the is not going to to work -- peter: because the values gam is so -- rachel: he's their surrogate for hispanics. i mean, i'm, like, this is not going to work. meanwhile, hearst and governor walz are still out there saying that they're finding a new way forward. that's their slogan. of listen. >> wert not going back -- we are not going back. [applause] we are not going back. no. we will chart a new way forward. >> kamala harris has a vision of a way forward that impacts middle americans, whether that's

so we want to get a sense into tim walz's policies as well. wait, and i'm so glad you're covering the all-important issue of election integrity. everything hinges on that, maria. you're always on point, over the target. thank you for joining us this morning, and we're definitely tuning in. thanks, maria. maria: thanks so much. rachel: all right. week with who two of the nfl sunday on fox, and jen hale has the must-see match-ups you don't want to match. and the ultimate snacks for your game day celebration. stay tuned for that. ♪ ♪ say the word and i'll go anywhere blindly ♪ it's lying dormant, waiting... and could reactivate. shingles strikes as a painful, blistering rash that can last for weeks. and it could wake at any time. think you're not at risk for shingles? it's time to wake up. because shingles could wake up in you. if you're over 50, talk to your doctor or pharmacist about shingles prevention. will: it's football sunday, but if you can't get to the stadium and cheer on your favorite team, why not bring the stadium home to you? rachel

remember, they are the ones, kamala harris and tim walz -- actually want to help real i know that governor walz has been working very hard at that and just need to be himself. i just go back to -- the other day, when j.d. vance is in pennsylvania. ordering a cheesesteak. and he is so out of touch with reality and everyday americans that he's complaining they don't have swiss cheese for his cheesesteak. who does that right? he can't even go into a doughnut shop and order a doughnut. you know? it's just -- it's not right. it's not right. >> he didn't read the briefing. he didn't read the briefing. [ laughter ] he missed that one. >> that's -- he missed that one. you have go -- let tim be tim and he's going to come off as caring and authentic as he is right? and it's a lot easier to be and perform when you are just being yourself. and j.d. vance doesn't know which way is up. because he's had to cartwheel and catapult into so many different places just to have donald trump's liking. right? >> i know we have to go. but governor, really quick, yes or no, do you think this debate will push donald