Hey this is Matt Walsh host of the Matt Wall show and you're about to listen to our most recent episode of backstage with me Benchapiro Michael Knowles Andrew Clavin and Jeremy Boring.

We break down the vice presidential debate between J. Vans and Tim Wall's and answer your questions.

This is the last backstage before election night, so you don't want to miss it.

Stay tuned. I'm going to do. Well folks that ends the Vice Presidential debate so here is the immediate takeaway.

J.D. Vans delivers one of the great debate performances that we've seen in

modern history.

Truly a stellar performance from J.D. Vance.

And for all the people who believe that he was weird on the left. There was nothing weird about

J.D. Vance's performance tonight. He looked not only cool and collected, he

looked kind and empathetic. He delivered what I thought was a truly

articulate defense of Donald Trump's policy positions.

I may not agree with all those policy positions, but he delivered a very articulate

defense of them.

He presented an incredibly non-threatening face to the sort of Trump Vance ticket.

The goal for Tim Wallace's tonight was to make

J. Vans look weird, was to make the Trump Vans ticket look dangerous and

scary. That's what they were intending to do. And J. Vans thwarted that by

doing precisely the opposite. He played it cool, he

played it low key, he was very friendly to Tim Walls. At some point I thought to

myself, man I wish you weren't quite so friendly to Tim Walls. I wish at some point

he would jabbed Tim walls a little bit harder.

In fact, there were many times when the two of them would talk about how they were sort of

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