90 days to go, and this is a big one. The Democratic ticket has been formed. Vice President

Kamala Harris has selected Minnesota Governor Tim Walls to be her running mate. This is the warning.

What a story it is. The surprise pick has put forward a man who will be ready on day one to be president of the United States.

Speaking about weird, Donald Trump buried one of his ex-wives on the first hole of his Bedminster golf course. I suppose when he goes out there to

reflect on the good days and better days, because he's never had a bad day in his life. He was not just

a man born on third base. He was a man born an inch away from home plate and spent most of his business career packing away from it.

It was like he was stealing first base from home.

At any rate, Donald Trump did succeed as a conman, a blusterer, and a world-class weirdo and demagogue.

And by a combination of fate and circumstances, in the intervention

of James Comey, by the very narrowest of margins, he was able to make the 2020 election

about his opponent for just long enough and just enough to narrowly win, becoming the

worst president in American history. Tim Walsh, the governor of Minnesota, has had bad days.

Tough times. He grew up in Nebraska. His middle name is his father's name. James, his dad, was diagnosed with

lung cancer when Tim was a senior in high school. Tim Walsh lost his dad at 18. Today, Governor of

Minnesota is the Democratic nominee for Vice President of the United States. He joins the ranks of giants from

Minnesota. Hubert Humphrey, the happy warrior, the conscience of the Democratic Party, the man

who fought for a civil rights plank in 1948, a man who broke the Democratic Party on a matter of conscience.

Walter Mondale, the former Vice President of the United States and the 1984 Democratic nominee

for president and later the U.S. ambassador to Japan, a distinguished patriot and public servant.

Tim Walsh will face off against J.D. Vance in a debate, and it's going to be great. 158 years or so before Donald Trump pronounced, he could

shoot somebody in Times Square and get away with it. There was a New York congressman named Dan Sickles, who did something

similar. He shot his wife's lover in Lafayette Square across the street from St. John's Episcopal

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