All Things With Kim Strassel: JD Vance and Tim Walz Take the Stage

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🗓️ 1 October 2024

⏱️ 26 minutes

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The vice presidential debate rarely carries as much weight as those at the top of the ticket, but this is no ordinary election year. With no other presidential debates scheduled before election day, and Kamala Harris giving few interviews, the contest between JD Vance and Tim Walz will be watched by millions of voters, many of whom remain undecided. On this episode of the All Things podcast, Fox News Radio host and commentator Guy Benson sets the debate stage, laying out what both candidates need to accomplish, their risks and potential pitfalls and the role of the moderators. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:15.5	from the opinion pages of the Wall Street Journal
0:18.0	this is all things with Kim Strassal
0:20.4	a Potomac watch podcast
0:22.3	welcome to all things with Kim Strozel.
0:25.0	This week we are joined by Fox News radio host and commentator Guy Benson
0:30.0	who is going to help us preview this big vice presidential debate.
0:33.6	Guy, thank you so much for being here.
0:35.8	This feels like a little bit of table turning because normally it's me on your radio show.
0:40.8	So this is an exciting moment. We're're here you're going to help me preview
0:44.5	this debate between J.D. Bands and Tim Waltz Tuesday night 9 p.m. live from
0:50.0	New York City probably not as cool as Saturday Night Live, but you never know.
0:54.6	It's probably going to be the one and only debate between them.
0:57.1	And before we jump into the debate itself, just to broaden this out here, Vice presidential
1:01.9	debates are not usually all that
1:04.1	consequential or decisive. Often they're about reassuring voters that the second pick
1:09.7	has what it would take to be president, But I wonder if you agree with this notion
1:14.4	that the stakes might be a little bit different
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