Other elements that should be enjoyable. Heather mcgee, michelle goldberg, thank you, both. That is All In on this tuesday night. All in starts right now, with jen in for alex. Hey, jen. I have to say, in a pretty joyful day, what is my favorite weird things from today is all of the Opposition Research Dump that you talked about from The Other Side, as if Tim Walz, the governor of minnesota, is some sort of lefty, progressive i mean, he is progressive, but like he is some sort of, you know, communist lefty, it is a little crazy. I thought it was so funny, the first statement they put out how this whole california rest. Like, no, he is literally from we can see on the map where he is from, he was born in nebraska, lives in minnesota. First time to San Francisco was last month. It is a very strange thing. He loves the free milk at the Minnesota State fair. Anyway, great to see you, chris, thank you so much. Listen, if you like me, if you eat, sleep, breathe politics like i do, today is o
Veterans Affairs Committee while in congress, and Won Instant acclaim from aoc and Joe Manchin as the news broke this morning, is Vice President Kamala Harris pick to serve as her Vice President. Minnesota governor tim walz releasing this video as part of his introduction to the country. Watch. Sometimes life is as much about the lessons you learn as the lessons you teach. When i grew up, community was a way of life. My high School Class was 24 people. I was related to half of them. I learned to be generous toward my neighbors, compromise without compromising my values, and work for the common good. My dad was in the army, and with his encouragement, i joined the Army National Guard when i was 17. I served for 24 years. I used my Gi Benefits to go to college and become a public schoolteacher. I coached football and taught Social Studies for 20 years. And i tried to teach my students what nebraska taught me, respect, compromise, service to country. When i went into government, thats wha