And I'm Welcome back everyone to a new episode of You're wrong with Molly Hemingway,

editor-in-chief of the Federalist and David Harseini, a senior writer at the Washington examiner.

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Federalist.com. We'd love to hear from you. Quite the debate last night,

huh, Molly?

That was a wonderful debate.

I really mean that actually.

I felt like I got to know both candidates better.

And I do not mean by that

that the moderator should ever be allowed in public ever again, but I enjoyed it.

Yes, we need to we need to go through it. Yeah, I did watch it. I would say that Tim Walz to me clearly is he proved that he's just not

very bright a guy.

I'm not saying this to mock him or anything,

but he's just not, I don't think he's capable

of debating someone like JD Vance.

He just does not have a command of the facts in the same way. He's just not as smoothies, you know, and part of that is being

nervous. I, listen, I've spoken in public, I get that you can be nervous but I just don't think he's on this level like I think he's a triple a guy playing in the majors.

Okay so I actually think that's the big takeaway, and I, and it's very important to discuss, so I have a few thoughts on this.

One, did you notice that all the people in the media were trying to lower expectations for Tim Wals, which is a common thing to do.

You know, people tried to lower expectations for Kamla Harris and before her debate.

But there was something about the way they were doing it that was so over the top that it was clear that they really really wanted people to have cratered expectations. You know, like CNN said, CNN said he's super nervous and he said that he's

even more nervous than when he told Kamala Harris he was a bad debater before she

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