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US POLITICS GOVERNOR TIM WALZ RALLY prism: Governor Tim Walz Rally in Bethlehem, PA \| Harris-Walz 2024 \| Kamala Vs Trump \| Elections 2024 PLAY YOUTUBE VIDEO Original article: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HnJQjv_TKJQ Peter Burgess COMMENTARY Peter Burgess
Governor Tim Walz Rally in Bethlehem, PA \| Harris-Walz 2024 \| Kamala Vs Trump \| Elections 2024 prism 13K subscribers Sep 21, 2024 BETHLEHEM Live Governor Tim Walz Rally in Bethlehem, PA \| Harris-Walz 2024 \| Kamala Vs Trump \| Elections 2024 #timwalz #kamalaharris #joebiden #usa #uselection #democraticnationalconvention #prism #viralvideo #breakingnews #dnc #democrats #trump Reporter Rubina Zafar Transcript 0:00 she helped deliver historic debt relief to over 5 million Americans and will'll keep fighting to take more stress off student shoulders she is working to lower the cost of housing and assure we all have a fair chance at becoming [Applause] homeowners she has taken on the NRA and fought for common sense gun control [Applause] she has taken on the NRA and fought for oh I so sorry for that she has led she has led the fight to restore our reproductive Freedom after Donald Trump proudly 1:02 she has called to reproduct to restore her reproductive Freedom after Donald Trump proudly overturn roie 1:12 Wade governor wals also understand us as a governor he's lowered the cost of insulin to $35 per month eliminated junk 1:20 fees and signed paid leave into law so that parents can take care of their sick families without losing their job 1:33 he has stood up for our fundamental freedoms including making Minnesota the first state to pass a law codifying 1:39 abortion rights after Donald Trump's Supreme Court overturned [Applause] 1:48 row now what exactly has Donald Trump done for young people 2:02 [Music] 2:08 [Music] 2:20 he's he helped overt overturn roie Wade ripping away our right to make decisions 2:26 about our own body he has given massive handouts to his 2:32 rich friends and stuck Our Generation with the bill and he has C he has caved to the 2:39 gun lobby again and again if he's elected again he will 2:45 unleash his project 2025 Playbook on us which includes Banning abortion Nationwide and raising costs up by3 2:53 $3,900 for middle class folks that's why this this first of Mo 3:00 this first vote of mine is so important because the stakes could not be higher and the choice cannot be clearer to me 3:06 on Election Day I will proudly cast a vote for kamla Harris and Tim 3:18 Waltz they will take us forward while Trump will take us backwards 3:25 and as the Vice President says as the Vice President says we are not going 3:30 back we 3:45 not so now the one you have all been waiting for it is now my incredible 3:51 honor to introduce you to the next Vice President of the United States of America Governor Tim wal 4:01 [Music] [Applause] [Music] 4:07 well I was born in a small town and live in a small 4:13 [Music] town small town of small 4:21 communities all my friends are a small town my parents live in the same small 4:29 town my small [Music] [Applause] 4:39 CH whoa 4:50 I well hello Pennsylvania I'm 4:55 uh I'm starting to feel like a neighbor from sheets to Wawa everywhere in between so thank 5:03 you to Kimberly can we all agree this generation of kids that's 5:09 coming just let them lead and we'll be fine we'll be 5:19 fine and you guys back here know you're on TV all the time 5:25 right great big thank you got a chance to meet the mayor of this great Community thank you mayor 5:31 [Music] Reynolds and I'll tell you what else we 5:36 have to do to all the things we're going to talk about about building a a fair a 5:42 a way forward an opportunity economy president Harris is going to need to have the House of 5:48 Representatives send congresswoman wild back to the House of 5:56 Representatives get her back all right I have to tell you somebody said well what's it been like 6:02 the last 6 weeks pretty pretty strange pretty strange not weird just pretty strange so little different so but uh if 6:10 it weren't enough to be vice president KLA Harris's 6:15 running mate if that weren't enough I'm here with Anthony and Liza 6:28 today no old white guy could ask for more trust me 6:33 so yeah I also so all of you know I'm 6:38 always out there you know spotting talent and stuff can we all agree uh there's a second career for Liza and 6:45 Anthony here at some point and uh yeah they're great at what they do but that 6:51 type of passion that type of vision uh incredible so all of you you know Minnesota and Pennsylvania do have a lot 6:58 in common but I am quick to point out Super Bowl rings are not one of them 7:04 so hey hey Vikings are two and 0 give me this moment give me this moment 7:11 so but look are these two these two 7:16 states do share a lot of history it's a history about building this 7:22 country American Steel Workers have long been a path to our economic strength and 7:29 our arsenal of democracy Steel Workers have always had America's back vice 7:34 president Harris and I will have their back here's the 7:41 connections here's the connections people I'm a geography teacher for 20 years by the way thank you to the folks 7:47 at Freedom High School for having us right 7:56 here Northern Minnesota Northern 8:02 Minnesota has some of the richest Iron Mine deposits in the world that iron 8:08 from the northern Minnesota Iron Range fueled the steel mills here right in the 8:13 Lehigh [Music] 8:18 Valley together it was our people that built the tanks that won World War II 8:24 and freed the world from Nazi oppression 8:31 and I don't know if you noticed that Nazi tyranny we got folks running as Republicans for Governor that are proud 8:38 to refer themselves as Nazis let's not pretend that there's a 8:45 gradual difference between the folks that are running here that they're running together across this country we 8:54 forged the bridges we built the highways we built 9:00 the skyscrapers and we are 9:17 [Applause] still 9:25 us and we are ready and we are ready to continue to build the future 9:37 together another proud part of our two states Heritage is we have a long 9:43 history of being home to Puerto Rican and Latino families who chose to start 9:48 their lives in our state they grew our 9:57 economy and every single day their presence in our states and our country 10:03 make us stronger and 10:10 better and during this Hispanic Heritage Month vice president and I are 10:16 celebrating the collective contributions of Puerto Ricans and the entire Latino 10:26 community and for so many of their families we recognize a painful 10:31 anniversary of the landfall of hurricane Maria which continues to have a devastating impact in March vice 10:38 president Harrison visited San Juan she pledged to continue supporting the Reconstruction and when she and I are in 10:44 the White House you can count on our 10:50 support now to all of you it is a beautiful fall 10:59 all day in eastern Pennsylvania you could have been 11:05 anywhere you've got kids at soccer practice you're ready for football 11:10 you're doing things at home and it's a day off but not this crew you chose to 11:16 come 11:23 here and and the reason is simple you love this country that's why you came 11:36 KLA Harris understands that she understands what it means to serve from her first day as a prosecutor a district 11:42 attorney and then Attorney General of the State of California and vice 11:47 president of the United States she has had one thing on her mind she serves the 11:53 people she serves the people her job is to serve and protect 12:00 those people whether it was taking on predators and fraudsters trying to cheat people or there was taking on 12:06 transnational gangs and greedy corporate interest she was there and never hesitated to work with anybody across 12:13 the aisle to bit things done for the American [Applause] 12:22 people and you can see it in her leadership you can see it in her leadership she talks often about this 12:27 and I love it when she says it a mark of leadership is not who you can push down it's who you can lift 12:36 up and of all of the hard things she's done and the difficult decision for 12:41 people she's done what you all know and what you can feel in this room hard work can be good work democracy is a as you 12:50 heard Anthony say is a precious privilege and gift that we need to protect 12:59 and you can do it with joy optimism Grace and happiness you can do 13:13 it I'm proud to be a part of this fight with her I am proud she often times talk 13:18 about it look Tim and I grew up geographically a long ways 13:24 apart from Oakland California to small towns in rural Nebraska 13:30 I grew up in a town now this is I'm when you come from a small town you heard John melan Camp's music playing you out 13:36 small town people I had 24 kids in my graduating class 12 were 13:45 cousins but what you learn is your community is your family you take care of one another you look out for them you 13:51 lift them up KLA Harris says that we didn't grow up in the same place but we grew up around the same people people 13:56 who worked hard for a living people who understand how to pay bills and wanted to see their children get ahead 14:01 understood as Anthony always talks about the power of a teacher and public 14:07 education to make a 14:15 difference servant leadership for the common good those are the things that animated me and those are the things 14:22 that animate kamla Harris now look you have to talk a little bit about 14:29 contrast you have to talk about contrast not everyone not 14:35 every [Applause] 14:46 not not everyone not everyone is going to see the world the same way but there's a sh 14:53 set of core values that we share things that animate our service things that 14:59 Lift us up together now I want to tell you something I you know politics we've been 15:06 in politics we've been in politics we know that there's no expectation that 15:12 there will be 100% agreement on things but there's shared values and the one thing I will tell you a remarkable thing 15:18 happened it's pretty obvious to us that Donald Trump and JD Vance do not share our values in any way they do not share 15:25 our values look it's not even about policies it's about sharing our values 15:32 last week senator from the state of 15:38 Ohio did something really surprising he told an absolute truth in 15:46 this that shouldn't be low bar low bar but um he told the truth he admitted to 15:53 creating stories about people that live in his State immigrant 16:01 amilies to spread fear and drum up hatred to people in his 16:07 community his Republican Governor had to write an oped saying 16:13 none of those things are true about our [Applause] 16:24 community but he says if he can't say these things it's c ship let's 16:29 understand what he's talking about here censorship is when they want to ban books by the way that that's censorship what he did had consequences 16:37 and those consequences was that same Republican Governor had to send state law 16:44 enforcement to escort kindergarteners into their school to 16:50 learn so let's just be clear starting at that point we 16:57 have we can think about and extrapolate from that they're probably not telling the truth about a lot of things if 17:03 they're not telling the truth about that 17:09 now there's always motive I guess if you're going to be generous you could say well I can't 17:17 blame them I can't blame them that they're not telling the 17:22 truth they're not telling the truth [Applause] 17:28 [Music] us us [Applause] 17:34 us USA let's not 17:41 forget let's not forget folks and I said if you're being generous it is 17:48 going elections elections have consequences and let's not forget in this we've got a 17:56 little over 6 weeks to go and it is a binary Choice it is Donald Trump or KLA 18:09 Harris so in in talking about what we want to get and being the big tent we 18:16 are we're generous people in here I said I can almost see you would say well I can kind of see why Donald Trump's not 18:22 telling the truth because if he tells the truth he doesn't get a damn vote 18:27 this is all about about what do you do to get a vote not what's good for America not what's good for our security 18:34 what's not basic human decency they know if they tell the truth they don't get votes so they spread the lies so here's 18:41 the deal you saw it at the debate which can we keep talking a little bit about that 18:51 debate I do want to I do want to say something about the debate which people 18:56 saw people there were people in look some people aren't paying a lot of attention to things yet I know it's hard 19:01 to believe you're engaged in politics but a lot of people were there and I had some people and they meant it as a compliment but listen to how they say 19:07 this and the work we have to do they said my God KLA Harris just did Fabulous she like knew the issues and was she was 19:15 wonderful and she laid things out except she says this they say this to me oh I'm 19:20 so surprised she did that I'm like oh why would you be surprised why would 19:26 you be surprised that this incredibly talented effective compassionate leader 19:33 would be compassionate and leader 19:41 but but what you what you all know is it's what people don't say and it's what 19:47 Donald Trump never says his vocabulary while not hugely 19:54 wide there is one word he's very good at yes someone ER and 20:00 then I saw that I see you there um the one word he knows well is 20:06 I me that's about as far as it goes I me what's good in it for me he didn't say 20:11 anything about how he was going to make life better for the American public he didn't say anything about how it was 20:16 going to impact your family he didn't even say anything how it was going to impact his supporters families because 20:22 of course we're here to make sure the policies we advocate for are good for 20:27 their families Donald 20:38 Trump Donald Trump yesterday called us the enemies I would I would never call 20:43 them the enemy he's an 80-year-old man who's 20:49 wrong who's wrong who has not the interest in this we want to win this 20:55 election as I often times say is you don't win elections to you you don't win elections to find 21:01 yourself in another election you win an 21:07 election to improve people's [Applause] 21:18 lives so again folks binary Choice binary 21:26 Choice Donald Trump or KLA Harris that's what we've got folks and you saw on the stage Donald Trump after 9 years also 21:34 did something that surprised me he at least said he had a concept of a plan for 21:42 healthcare so I taught school for a couple decades and uh that 21:52 would if if I would have gotten that excuse I would have said go back to the drawing board that's not going to work 21:58 that's not going to work but look their concept of the plan is to get rid of the 22:03 Affordable Care Act the very thing think about it the very thing that protects us 22:09 from insurance companies denying our care for a pre-existing condition the very thing that insures your children 22:16 can stay on your health care until they're 26 if you don't think that 22:22 matters if if you don't think that matters in Minnesota we passed a bill called the 22:28 Alex Smith insulin Act and the reason it's called the Alex Smith insulin act because his mom had to come to the 22:35 capital after her son got off their insurance at 26 and then needed to 22:41 ration his insulin Alex Smith died because he couldn't get something that cost drug manufacturers less than $5 to 22:47 manufacture and he was being asked to pay $600 for 22:53 it the Affordable Care acts protect us and KLA Harris is making sure that every single person every single state has 22:59 access to insulin and the drugs they 23:09 need I saw Senator Vance lay out the concept of the plan like this has never 23:14 been tried before well it doesn't make sense that young and healthy people have to have insurance and pay for it because 23:21 they're not sick we should just have pools for sick people do they know how Insurance 23:27 works you pull the risk together so that all of us can get it so when we need it 23:32 our neighbors are 23:37 there just be clear I know it's a bit of preaching to 23:43 the choir and I'm going to get to the part where all the things that we run for but it's important to know they don't have a plan for you there is no 23:50 plan for you and I can't stress this enough this is not a theoretical idea of 23:55 what's Happening here it's very clear you lived under it in Pennsylvania 24:00 Donald Trump wants to talk about some mythical time when he was in office for God's sakes you felt it here he lost 24:07 275,000 jobs in 24:12 Pennsylvania under vice president Harris 560,000 jobs have come back including 24:17 29,000 [Applause] 24:25 manufacturing people are reinvesting in this State you saw $500 million by Pratt 24:31 Industries helping two facilities right here in the Lehi Valley get started great 24:41 job and I served in Congress before I was governor and Donald Trump was President so i' I've served when I was 24:47 in Congress when he was president and I've served at Governor so I can tell you what failure looks like I watched him do it I watched him do it every week 24:56 and I was in Congress he was gonna give us infrastructure week infrastructure week well it never 25:03 happened Joe Biden and KLA Harris gave us the infrastructure 25:12 law provided millions of dollars to that airport I just landed at right out there that they're able to invest 25:18 [Applause] in so look she's laying out a plan what 25:25 an opportunity economy looks like we know how this works our economy works best when it's fair we have a saying in 25:31 Minnesota we all do better when we all do 25:38 better she gets it she gets it when the economy is fair and it's not rigged it 25:44 not only works better for all of us it actually works better for the guys who are trying to rig it for God's 25:51 sakes so here's the deal she knows what these things are the fundamental things that people want and we know that hard 25:58 and the economy is there so she's working for real solutions things like home ownership making sure home ownership is Affordable making sure 26:05 we're building 3 million more affordable homes but also helping with down payment assistance and tax credits to make sure 26:10 that 26:17 happens we did it in Minnesota and we're seeing more homes and rents actually went down 4% where is rent going down it 26:23 goes down when you're able to create more housing that's what ends up happening also saw that many of you know 26:31 it's expensive when you have children it's expensive don't we know it and for 26:36 some of you have little children it doesn't get much less expensive as they get older but here's the deal KLA Harris 26:42 is going to make it less expensive she is doing what we've seen when states do it and we saw it during covid pandemic 26:48 she has a child tax credit that's going to put 6,000,000 into the hands of parents that first year buy a crib 26:58 [Applause] think 27:03 of Americans aren't asking for that much they're asking to be left alone they're asking to be able to make a 27:10 decision they're allowing to ask [Applause] 27:17 for if they can get a car seat [Applause] 27:29 [Music] [Applause] passing passing a child tax credit by 27:37 passing a child tax credit you reduce childhood poverty by a 27:50 third and you just saw it this week if you're getting squeezed on prices on 27:55 things like groceries we're talking about taking on price gouging let me 28:01 tell you what that looks like the folks who grow our food the folks who grow our 28:07 food Farmers corn is about 410 a bushel it takes about $5 just to break even 28:17 Farmers aren't getting rich off what's happening right now the folks who are trying to make the 28:24 products that we have aren't but corporate profits have doubled and corporate pay has quadrupled in many 28:31 cases now look we're all for a fair economy we're all for for people making 28:37 it but you can't rig the economy making things more expensive for the very people who are making and growing those 28:43 products that's what she's taking 28:51 on and just this week just this week the Biden Harris Administration is taking 28:58 non big Pharma cuz they're still trying to drive up the price of insulin and overcharge because we don't have a 29:03 national $35 cap on that KLA Harris will make it happen 29:11 absolutely and look we've been able to do a lot of this in Minnesota because what happens when 29:18 you elect people who care about the middle class when you elect people who look like the people who are voting you get policies that help those very people 29:25 whether it's on home ownership whether it's on insulin whe whether it's on a child tax credit or one one of the 29:30 things that we did and I experienced this personally when I was growing up my father got cancer and I watched my mom 29:36 who's a stay-at-home mom barely be able to stay in her home because of the medical bills that nearly destroyed her 29:42 she had to go back and work just to pay down medical bills for about a decade Comm Harris is putting in what we did in 29:48 Minnesota providing relief from that so they can't report you to the credit union they can't charge you outrageous 29:53 credit and they can't bankrupt you 30:01 and for so many of you you want to start your own business she's going to make sure and we saw the proposal on this a 30:08 10 times larger tax credit and cutting red tape so you start the business and you go on your own and make the way you 30:14 want to of the American dream and 30:19 look in a place like this and we saw it we got an opportunity to pass something 30:25 called the proa and sign it into law now the folks who are hollering out here are 30:30 the folks who understand the purest and the most strongest and the thing that built the middle class was the ability 30:36 to collectively bargain and for form a union with your [Applause] 30:49 neighbors I've been told I've been told that the LA I am for decades a card 30:58 caring Union member of our state's teachers union which I was 31:04 so the last Union member on a national ticket Ronald 31:10 Reagan I promise you I will not lose my way I will not lose my 31:17 way you know what interesting too I was also told that I may teacher working and 31:25 serving as governor that I may be the poorest person who's ever run on a national 31:36 ticket and then and then the Wall Street Journal wrote a story and said well that doesn't tell the whole story he has more 31:44 money than you think he does you think this is a bombshell you know like a North Carolina thing or something I don't know like a bombshell I'm like 31:51 what is the bombshell is he hiding assets offshore or what does he have a trust fund oh no he has a defin benefit 31:58 pension 32:03 plan our wish vice president Harrison my wish is is that every American had a 32:10 defined benefit pension 32:17 plan because at the heart of this this is about freedom to live the life you 32:22 want to to live with dignity whether it's being in retirement starting your own businesses and to choose the life 32:28 you want to live not the government 32:33 now I see some of you I I see some of the older folks here can actually remember and it's like 32:40 telling young young people there was a time when Republicans talk about Freedom 32:45 they actually meant it in the long ago time it feels like because right now when they talk about 32:52 Freedom the freedom of government to be able to invade your bedroom the freedom of government to 32:58 to invade your exam room the freedom of government to invade 33:04 your school libraries and taking look 33:10 they spend a lot of damn time trying to ban books we spend our time in M 33:17 Minnesota Banning hunger by giving free meals to our 33:25 kids now look I'm not not asking us and you hear it 33:31 I'm not asking us all to think the same I'm not asking for an expectation that 33:36 we we all agree my God a successful marriage is 5149 and we're like good we 33:42 get we're close we're good we're on The Winning Side we know how that works and 33:47 we respect other people's decisions that's that's part of being America you respect those decisions now we might not 33:54 make those same decisions we might say I I don't know I'm not going with that but I keep saying I know 34:01 it's here and you know it's an absolute truth the golden rule that makes society and community's function and Family's 34:07 function is mind your own damn 34:16 business I you don't you don't need me you don't need 34:22 me you certainly don't need Donald Trump and JD Vance 34:28 not just not just a 34:33 pine about what type of family you should have but actually trying to legislate what type of family you should 34:42 have so there's people out there and you've seen them you know the names now 34:48 no one should know who Hadley is and no one should know who amand is but those Brave women have put themselves out 34:55 there because they went through what Donald Trump is trying to to do to all the rest of us trying to be involved in our reproductive decisions and for my 35:02 wife and I it's it's nobody's damn business about our family but we've talked about it we've talked about it 35:08 and the re and and the reason we're talking about 35:14 it is because it's so important we tell the story my wife and I and this should be private and personal but they make it 35:21 everybody's damn business that we weren't able to have children and we're dealing with infertility so we were 35:27 lucky enough because I had a union that got me health insurance 35:33 I we were able we were able to have access to those fertility treatments and 35:39 some of you heard me say this and when that daughter was finally born we named her hope because it's the most powerful 35:48 World her and her brother Gus are our whole world that is our decision and the 35:55 things we had to go through make no mistake they're not stopping at abortion access they don't care about the story 36:02 of another Amanda who had to travel from Georgia to North Carolina and then because couldn't get the treatment at 36:09 home ended up dying these are young mothers these are people wanting families whether they want a family or not it's none of their 36:15 damn business but they keep talking about how pro- family they are you know what spend a little less time trying to 36:20 ban books in our schools and try and ban assault weapons in our schools that might be 36:36 so this is about this is about people's personal freedoms it's not about the 36:41 government making these decisions when vice president Harris talks about it we mean you not us I often hear this too 36:49 you do not need your elected officials to give you a sermon but you should damn 36:56 well expect us to try and live one that's not so hard try and have your words match up try and do the best you 37:02 can so when we mean education too we mean a ticket to the middle class not crippling debt for our young people 37:09 that's that's not a giveaway or a handout that's an investment in all of our 37:19 future and a of all the things out there they they want to talk about government 37:25 spending they should because Donald Trump added more more to the national debt than any other president ever so that's just factual but you know how 37:31 they they get in there I always tell this one they they say government doesn't work then they get elected and prove it that's what they do that's what 37:39 they do because they know when they give tax cuts to the wealthy then they can go after things that other people really 37:46 care about like Social Security and Medicare then they can try and claim that the national debt is the fault of 37:52 Social Security and Medicare and I get it they don't give a damn about social security medic why why would they if you 37:57 have a billion dollars you don't worry about social security and Medicare we do my mom does my my 38:04 89-year-old mom does because that's how she pays for her living expenses it's pretty damn important and oh by the way 38:10 my dad and her worked their whole lives to get that and I'll be damn that if we give a tax cut to 38:17 billionaires and undermine 38:24 that and I'm going to go back I'm I'm going to go back to this thing because being in a school and I was just in 38:31 Georgia last week brand new school year excitement kids going to school dressing 38:36 them up in their best send them off with a sense of Pride those of you with young if some of you in here had sent yours to 38:41 the first day of school that is a core memory that I you are so blessed to be in that moment right now and all of us 38:48 are thinking back to sending our little ones out the door to school and all that with such happiness but now we have to deal with 38:54 this idea not just sending off to school to learn we have to worry that they're going to be shot dead in their 39:00 classroom and I want to be clear about this so that because you know what the retort is on this because by the I'm a 39:08 veteran and a hunter I'm a gun owner and we found out in the debate so was a vice 39:14 president there you go because this is not about the Second 39:22 Amendment but they want to make it about the Second Amendment nobody's trying to take your guns well we're going back 39:27 back to our first responsibility is to keep our children safe that's the 39:32 priority 39:37 so so I just I I struggle with some of this I struggle with this idea that 39:45 after one of these mass shootings Donald Trump said people just need to know how to get over 39:52 it and my opponent said well it's just a fact of life 39:58 [Applause] where do you have to be in your life that that's the first stuff that comes 40:04 out of your mouth after this or the quickly as we know and I know many 40:09 people mean well by it issuing thoughts and prayers how about action and results how 40:16 about that how about action and 40:24 results just be clear KLA Harris and I we believe in the 40:29 American people we believe there's nothing we can't accomplish together Donald Trump and JD Vance ah we just 40:36 can't figure it out well then how the hell did every other country figure it out in the world how did they all figure 40:42 it out cu I don't believe they love their 40:47 children any more than us I believe it's they love their children just like us but they have figured out ways to strike 40:54 a reasonable balance things like we did in Minnesota to have enhanced background 40:59 checks and red flag laws to get guns out of there to make a 41:09 difference and I still got my guns to go shoot pheasants in a couple weeks we still have the opportunity somebody need 41:15 some water we need some 41:21 water can we get a check on them we get someone that VIN you got it thank thank 41:27 you we've got someone there we'll make sure we 41:34 okay getting help well that's what pennsylvanians do they help their neighbors that's what 41:40 it's about so that it's 41:47 hot it's hot get some water okay we'll get some water it is 41:53 hot I yeah so thank you all and again I'll go back to this uh I appreciate you being here make sure you're drinking 41:59 water take care of the people next to you um that gave me good advice speed up so there we go um good 42:06 so I'll bring her home here quick folks look KLA Harris made it clear these guys 42:12 want to instill fear they want to tell you that just get over it it's a fact of life this is the way it is she simply 42:19 has said it doesn't have to be this way it doesn't have to be this way we can't 42:25 afford we can't afford four more years of this and I've 42:31 been saying it this project 2025 isn't it funny to watch these guys oh never heard of it in my 42:37 life they even saw it never never knew never did whatever I've been saying this as a 900 pages of it I said as a 42:45 football coach when you take the time to draw up a Playbook you're going to use it they drew up the Playbook they know 42:53 but I want to tell you something it's what and how they think about this this 42:58 my opponent Senator Vance had a quote that that you you read it and you hear it gloss over it but think about how 43:06 deeply disturbing this is he said that when they get power and they will use the project 2025 they need to be ruthless when it comes to the exercise of power who says ruthless in the exercise of power who's running for a democratically elected position this is not about power this is about public service this is not about power it's about governing so when they mean ruthless ruthless means tax cuts for billionaires once again that drove up our national debt now here's what something really interesting I saw when the announcement came that the work that's done by Joe Biden and KLA Harris 44:03 to start taming inflation to start finally seeing gas prices come down to start for this week a reduction in oh thank you guys we [Applause] saw we saw Senator Vance lead an audience when he said well they reduced interest rates this week how terrible is that and he got the crowd booing who boost for lower interest [Applause] rates venture capitalist apparently because people who want to pay a mortgage or want to get student loan whatever it might be care about that so look we get it you know what's out there and I get you come here we're 45:00 rallied up we get it I understand very clearly we're preaching to the choir but I'll go back before I end this to remind you when we named our daughter hope we did it because it was the most powerful word in the universe but as my my wife the English teacher the non-nonsense midwestern Lutheran um my my wife reminds us hope is not a d plan we don't hope we're going to beat Donald Trump we don't hope that we're going to tackle climate change we don't hope that we're going to end school shootings we create a plan to do it and the privilege we have we have an opportunity to turn the page and choose a new generation of leadership a new way forward all right you've been here it's hot uh preaching to the choir but boy the choir 46:04 needs to sing louder than ever busy jobs busy lives football games to watch all kinds of things and I'll often tell people I know it and they'll tell me look and you heard Anthony say it we were talking he goes ah just didn't know I I'm not really into politics my response to that is too damn bad politics is into you literally literally your health care your schools educ your child's education all Freedom all of the things you care about so look 45 days to the election October 21st October 21st is the last day to register in Pennsylvania here's my quick Pro tip do what Minnesota did Same Day registration 47:01 by the way same day registration that up there but here it is it's all on the line 45 days not just for the next four years but for the next 40 years 40 45 days to bring joy back to our politics 45 days to say we are not satisfied with putting cracks in the glass ceiling we're pushing president Harris through the glass so so all gas no breaks sleep when you're dead we do it because we love this country and as the next president of the United States says when we fight we win

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