Minnesota AG Keith Ellison Highlights Walz’s Football Coach Legacy

What do you expect to see from Kamala Harris this evening? I expect to see her reveal a little bit of herself, to show people that she is a compassionate, empathetic leader, that she knows how to be effective, that she's studied. She's been in the White House and she knows how to do this job. I just think that we're in for a good night because I think we have a leader of integrity and more than anything, we have a leader of empathy and compassion who understands where Americans are, and that's the thing that is important. How would you like to see her govern perhaps differently than President Biden? Because they're different people, born at different times, with life experiences that are different, there's no way for them to be the same. It's impossible. So how will they be different? I think she'll probably have a higher sensibility for issues that concern women. But here's the good news on that. Because women are such vital players in our society, in our family, I'm sure she'll be concerned about everybody, right? I expect her to come from somebody who was born in 64, which is quite a bit different in terms of her outlook and view of the world. She'll have different takes on different questions and stylistically, she'll have different ways. So what do you think about Waltz's speech last night? Fire, man. It was great. And I think one of my favorite parts of it was when he had his football players come out on the field, on the stage, and these men, these guys on his football team, these guys are in their 20s, 30s, 40s right now. But they're still squeezing into them old high school football jerseys because something about their experience with him reminds them of something important. It reminds them when they were inspired. It reminds them when they felt they could do anything. And that is an important thing about Tim. You know, Tim is a guy who's comfortable being who he is, and nobody can doubt that he's comfortable with his manhood.