Tim Walz Was Asked To Say Something Nice About Donald Trump, And The Internet Is Loving His Answer

Ashley Holt
·3-min read

Tim Walz has been making his presence known on the campaign trail, and recently found himself sitting down for an interview with the ladies of The View.

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During the interview, co-host Sara Haines was presenting the governor with rapid-fire topics to get his response. One of them was, "My advice to J.D. Vance is?"

Sarah Haines with straight, shoulder-length hair is talking on The View
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Walz responded, "Just go in and order the chocolate doughnut and don't add anything else."

Walz on The View

Then Haines went on to the next topic. "My first thought about Arnold Palmer is?"

Walz on The View
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Walz didn't take the joking route that time and said, "I'm passing on that one," as the other co-hosts and crowd laughed.

Walz on The View

Then, Haines said, "One nice thing about Donald Trump is?"

Group of six people seated at a table on the set of "The View," with New York City skyline backdrop
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"He will not be president again," Walz said as the crowd cheered.

A person in a suit appears on "The View," speaking during a televised segment
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After a few more questions, the ladies gifted him a new flannel shirt, the midwestern man's signature clothing item, and sent him on his way.

Walz on The View reacting to his flannel shirt
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Social media adored the governor's response to the Trump question. This person said, "Tim Walz is sharp and delivering zingers. Gotta love his authenticity unlike Vance."

Twitter: @Dog_House_Show

This person walked themselves directly into Walz's "amen corner." "For the sake of peace and prosperity, Donald Trump should never ever be President again," they said.

Twitter: @Ronxyz00

This person compared Walz's response to Trump's interview responses. "I love this so much. Such a stark contrast to when the republican candidates for vp and president go on shows."

Twitter: @Slicked9778

And finally, this person used the moment to remind people to stay engaged in the election. "don't become complacent and keep volunteering and canvassing, calling and registering. Hopefully this will become reality in the near future."

Twitter: @playirtz

What did you think about the governor's response? Let us know in the comments!