We are the underdogs. That's the vice president Kamala Harris told Governor Tim

Walks this morning when she phoned him to

offer him the job of her running mate. Harris knew exactly what she was doing

when she used those words. No one had her name at the top of the ticket maybe a month ago.

No one had his name on the ticket at all, perhaps even two weeks ago.

And with about 90 days ago, they've got to prove their name should have always been there in the first place.

Now leave it to Vegas to decide whether the odds are against them are in their favor.

But I'll tell you, Harris is now betting that Coach Wals, as she called him tonight can help her run a

political offense that can somehow pierce Trump's coalition and went over some of

those critical voters come November. Much easier said than done, but tonight in Philadelphia, she began the work of

introducing Wall's to America for those who don't know who he is. She praised his

24 years, the National Guard. His time is a high school

social studies teacher, his 12 years in Congress. Don't forget and of course his

time as governor of my home state, Minnesota.

He has been a model chief executive and with his experience, I'm telling you, Tim Walz will be ready on day one.

Now don't forget, this is not just about a resume.

I mean, he looks good on paper, just doesn't cut it in any context, right?

Sources tell us the end that Harris and Walls actually hit it off

during the vetting process.

They had political chemistry.

And perhaps most importantly,

walls told the vetting team he had zero ambition to become president.

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