Tim Walz Reality Checks Donald Trump Over ‘Weird’ Dismissal In Kimmel Interview
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“You kind of got the ‘weird’ ball rolling, didn’t you?” Jimmy Kimmel told Kamala Harris' running mate.
Jimmy Kimmel on Monday played Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz a montage of clips of Donald Trump furiously defending himself against Walz’s accusation that he’s “weird.”
“You kind of got the ‘weird’ ball rolling, didn’t you?” Kimmel told the Democratic vice presidential candidate, referring to how Walz has repeatedly summed up Trump and his running mate, JD Vance.
Walz replied, “If you have to tell people numerous times you’re not weird, you might be weird.”
Watch the interview here:
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