Tim Walz

Well, hello Nebraska.

I’m so proud of him.

The contrast could not be clearer between what we’re running against.

I’m proud of him. I’m proud of Hope. I’m proud of Gwen. She’s a wonderful mother. And these are great kids.

As I said, the idea of inspiring America to what can be.

I speak candidly. I wear my emotions on my sleeves.

We know that reduces childhood poverty by a third. We did it in Minnesota.

Our politics can be better. It can be different.

To have a federal partner in this — unbelievable, I think, in the impact that we can make.

I won’t apologize for speaking passionately, whether it’s guns in schools or protection of reproductive rights.

You try and protect your kids. You know it brings — it brings notoriety in things.

I’ve been very public. I think they can see — my students come out — former folks I’ve served with, and they — and they do, they vouch for me.

I wished in this country we wouldn’t have to do this.

I’ve done 24 years of wearin’ uniform of this country.

Kamala Harris, she's ready to hold him accountable on the debate stage. Tell me you're not looking forward to that.

You know, when I was teaching every year, we'd elect a student body president. And you know what? Those teenagers could teach Donald Trump a hell of a lot about what a leader is.

Being an old football coach, there's an old saying, you don't hope you're going to win. You prepare to win.

I learned how to compromise without compromising my values.

Kamala Harris has been on your side fighting for you every step of the way.

When they try to overturn fair elections, that’s not just weird, that’s un-American.

This becomes really personal. And for me, this idea about the healthcare decisions we make and the choices about our family, that’s your family.

In Minnesota, we respect our neighbors and their personal choices.

Let’s take them to the White House.

She has brought the joy out in this country.

We believe in the promise of America. We just have to fight for it.