Tim Walz “Nervous” About Debating JD Vance

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CNN reports that Tim Walz has told people he's nervous about arguing with J.D. Vance.

CNN reported:

Tim Walz is as nervous about facing J.D. Vance as he was that Sunday afternoon in August when he warned Kamala Harris that she was a “bad debater” during an interview with her vice presidential candidate. is telling people.

People who have spoken to him say he may be more nervous.

And the pressure is mounting because, for the first time in modern campaign history, Tuesday's vice presidential debate is likely to be the last high-profile event before Election Day. With many voters saying they still don't know enough about Harris, it will be up to Walz to convince them to trust the vice president, whom they barely knew before Harris was elected. There is a possibility that

Speaking to aides and other supporters who have rallied around him in Minnesota, Walz said he has always said how worried he is about disappointing Harris, who has been in contact with the governor and governors. Mr. Walz said, according to more than a dozen top campaign staffers and others involved. team. He doesn't want Donald Trump to win. He doesn't want Harris to think he made the wrong choice.

The debate will take place on Tuesday, October 1st.

Starts at 9pm and ends at 10:30pm

CBS News reported:

What time does the vice presidential debate start and end?

The debate begins Tuesday at 9pm ET. It will last 90 minutes (the same length as two presidential debates) and end at 10:30 pm ET.

Who will moderate the vice presidential debate?
CBS Evening News anchor and editor-in-chief Norah O'Donnell and Face the Nation moderator and chief foreign correspondent Margaret Brennan will moderate the discussion.

Where is the vice presidential debate?
The debate is being held at the CBS Broadcast Center in New York City.

Trump was a lifelong resident of New York City, the Democratic stronghold, until 2019 when he changed his voter registration and primary residence to Palm Beach, Florida, home of his Mar-a-Lago club.

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