Tim Walz Tells ‘The View’ 1 Nice Thing About Trump — And It’s Hilarious
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The vice presidential nominee also offered some donut-buying advice for his Republican counterpart, Sen. JD Vance.
Gov. Tim Walz (D-Minn.) takes a dim view of Donald Trump, but he managed to say one nice thing about the former president on Monday’s episode of “The View.”
The panelists asked Kamala Harris’ running mate his opinion on a variety of topics, including what advice he’d give to his Republican counterpart, Sen. JD Vance (R-Ohio).
“Just go in and order the chocolate donut and don’t add anything else,” Walz suggested.
However, Walz declined to comment on Trump’s recent rhapsodic description of golf legend Arnold Palmer’s genitalia, saying, “I’m passing on that one.”
The vice presidential nominee was then asked to name “one nice thing about Donald Trump,” and his response was hilarious.
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