Hey, everybody. Welcome to the Muckering podcast exclusive post-debate analysis show. We have just watched the one and only vice presidential debate between Governor Tim Walts and Senator J.D. Vance. Nick, there's a lot to talk about here. We're going to go over all of it. But I would go so far as to say every aspect of

tonight's debate was absolutely abysmal. I was really curious to hear what you thought about it

overall. And then we'll get into some individual stuff. I think I took more notes on this one that I

have ever on any debate. Yeah, that's amazing, right?

I have running, I mean, I can't stop scrolling to see the beginning and the end of what I was taking notes on. So I think we're on the same page there. I did peek at Twitter a little bit, because I was kind of curious what this is going on, and how they was already going to get the pre-spun. And, you know, I got to tell you, overpreparedness is a sickness, I suppose.

I'm a Democratic side.

And let's just start off.

Walls was nervous.

Well.

And getting everyone anxiety.

Well, so, Walt, I, you know, we did the preview show for today's episode.

And I went and I watched every debate that Waltz has available. And I went and I watched every debate that Waltz has

available and I went and I watched every debate that JD Vance has available. And let me tell you

something, Nick. Tim Waltz is not a quick starter in debates. He takes a long time to get going.

This first segment of this debate was piss poor for him.

He was not ready for it. He wasn't ready to go. When they came back from commercial, a lot stronger,

actually showed up in a lot of different ways. But I have to tell you, and listen, Nick,

this makes me physically ill to say here.

The strategy that Waltz had going into this debate and the Harris campaign having gone

into this debate, terrible strategy. The strategy that J.D. Vance and the Trump campaign

having in going into this debate was absolutely incredible.

And I hate to say that.

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