Kamala Harris and Tim Walts are committed to build.
Look, I'm pretty well qualified to have an opinion here.
Not only because I had the job for eight years and it worked out pretty well for you,
but because I've seen a lot,
and I know both candidates well.
I know Kamala Harris because I've seen her grow in the White House
and I became acquainted with her when she became Attorney General of California
and we have a lot of mutual friends, and Hillary has known her for 30 years.
And I watched her.
Nobody is bored knowing how to be President.
And I was down in North Carolina in the country, not very long ago,
and this guy says to me, I can't be for her.
They just anointed her, and she doesn't deserve it.
It sounded like Trump, you know, so I told him I said, first of all,
I said she didn't grab it.
She was loyal to President Biden.
And then when he decided he'd step aside because he realized that a lot of people weren't sure
that he could do for more years,
and he made a decision that was incredibly selfless and did the right thing.
She decided to run, and it was too late to have a primary.
But that wasn't his decision, or I mean her decision, she had nothing to do with it.
So many other guys thought I was going to believe that.
And finally I said, well sir,
you're not to want to be making this argument,
because she is far better qualified to be President than Donald Trump was in 2016.
All right?
The thing...
Maya Ansela, who is a great friend of mine,
once said famously that when people tell you who they are, you should believe them.
Most things people say in these campaigns, they actually mean.
We get a reputation for being people that, you know, are hiding things here and there,
and you know, that's not really not true.
Most people say what they mean and try to do what they say they're going to do if they win.
And Donald Trump is closing this campaign just like he started it,
carrying personal grievances and these bizarre conspiracy theories.
He demands and divides and he tries to keep all of us all torn up and upset.
And when I was a little boy, my mother told me that if somebody tried to make me mad
and keep me that way, they were not my friend.
And, you know, it's not like he has any problem with proposals that would actually solve these problems.
And it's really, he's smart because actual solutions and us getting along with our neighbors
would be very bad for his brand.
Isn't that right?
His brand is you are getting screwed every day by them.
They are taking advantage of you.
Be for me, don't ask questions, and I'll make you dominant.
We will control everything, whatever it is.
And I thought, wow.
Even when I hear it now, I think he is really good at this.
I mean, look, we all said we wanted an orderly border, a lawful border.
We saw our law since 1961 has been that if someone has a genuine fear for their safety
or the safety of their family, they can come here as refugees.
They're properly vetted, but they can't jump the line to become a citizen before other who ever applied.
It's a perfectly sensible law, except it was built in effect for a country with far fewer people running around across national borders.
And we now have the largest number of people on every continent crossing borders
because of all kinds of troubles that we've had since World War II.
So we have a system built for 400,000 people.
If a million two show up, there's not a person in this audience, I don't care how well organized you are,
who could take the resources that we've given to handle 400,000 people and properly vet over a million of them.
So the White House offers a deal to the Republicans in the Senate
to reduce how many people we take in by the month,
whenever it gets above a certain number, as long as they have a decent, not luxurious, a decent place to live along the border,
so we don't divide children and parents.
And we have, we then vet them, and it seemed almost so good to be true.
There they were, the Senate Republicans working with the White House.
The system was going to work the way it was supposed to be until what?
He said, no.
You can't do that.
We can't solve this problem.
I have to have people who hate immigrants and are scared to death and are torn up and upset.
If I start solving problems, it'll destroy our brand.
How will we get people to keep hating each other over this issue?
I mean, you're laughing, but you know I'm telling you just exactly what you're doing.
I got wing in the hand before I get home.
So, he just is focused on himself, the heck with the immigrants,
and please, you cannot solve this problem.
How are we going to win if you solve problems?
I need people who hate the government, don't trust anybody,
believe everything's broken, and the only possible answer is to keep everybody all torn up and upset.
And then I'll figure out how to climb credit for whatever happens.
We had a pretty day today, you know?
I made that happen.
Oh, but it rained yesterday.
But if I'd been president, it never would have rained.
You're laughing, but you've seen it, right?
And then if he's not bragging about himself, he's bashing someone else.
I never saw a guy who had a hard time saying something nice about anybody
unless they had declared absolute obedience to him first.
And so, I may be wrong, but I think most Americans, a majority, are sick and tired of this us versus them,
juvenile behavior for me.
Now, but we can't beat something with nothing.
We've got to move forward together.
And one of the reasons I've been so happy to campaign around the country is that
I've been campaigning for someone A, I believe, will be a very good president.
I believe Kamala Harris will be a fine president.
Kim Haltzer is good, but the reason is, among other things,
that she thinks this election is about you, not her.
And it's about not going back.
It's about addition and multiplication, not subtraction and division.
She thinks it's okay if we turn back the clock an hour in a couple of days to get daylight savings,
but not if we turn the clock back 50 years on Thursday.
And so, I think I could be wrong about this, but I've been out here in the country.
And when I, you know, I offered a help in the campaign and I said,
I don't care about doing big rallies in big cities.
And I said, send me to the country.
Send me to the places where former presidents don't go.
Let me go back and do what I feel comfortable with and just listening to people and talking to people.
And I've had a grand time.
I mean, two guys at the Georgia State Fair wearing maga caps asked me to take pictures with them.
And the guy said, one of them said, you were really great and you had those three surpluses in a row and it was great.
And I said, can I make my pitch for Harris?
He said, no, I said, I really like you, but I'm too far gone.
I mean, he was saying, you know, it's basically our culture has been transported.
And that's not a good thing.
We need to learn to sit and visit with one another.
We need to learn to have an open hand on a clenched fist.
So that's the first thing.
But I have learned enough to know that the thing Trump thinks will tip this for him.
And that he thinks he can convince people that he was an immensely successful president in his first term until COVID took it all away from it.
Right?
And he can say, look, we had a good economy without inflation in my three years to look at the economy wheel front off.
And Biden and Harris may have had job growth, but they have inflation.
Therefore, you have to vote against them for me.
That's not about his argument.
And have any of you heard of some version of that?
That's basically the stick.
So here's my answer.
First of all, Trump really just inherited the last two years as Obama's leader.
And this is not hot air in the last two years of Obama's presidency produced eight million jobs.
The first two years of Trump's produced 6.4.
If you take the last three years and then the first three years, the difference is greater.
And then Democrats fade.
We're better at creating jobs than they are because trickle down economics doesn't work.
And so why do we have inflation?
Because COVID broke the supply chain.
And suppose the city government in Nashville passed the law that the best way to save energy and cut costs is for everybody to have a small scooter.
And you had within three months every citizen had to have a scooter.
And suppose you could only find 500 scooters in the next three months.
But the demands up here, the supplies here, what's going to happen to the price?
It's going to go up. That's all that's happened.
In other words, no breathing human being could have stopped inflation because we wanted things again when we started coming out of COVID and they weren't there.
And the roots weren't there.
A lot of the business had closed. All kinds of stuff happened.
Well, what did Joe Biden and Kamala Harris and their supporters in Congress do?
Like Donald Trump, Joe Biden promises an infrastructure bill.
Unlike Donald Trump, he gave us one.
And so now we have 60,000 projects, 70 up to 100,000.
Then they passed the chips act to enable us to get into high-tech manufacturing and to get the stuff right away and to block off the prospect that our chips were being shut down.
And they adopted an all-of-the-above energy policy which enabled us to create an enormous number of jobs in solar, wind, geothermal, small-scale, nuclear, where the fuel pellets are in ceramic protection that will secure it from being a danger for thousands of years.
And he ladies had the world at home.
And we did it all.
And it just wasn't all.
Now, now, now.
Hey, my mama, I had public calling myself a jack of all trades.
Tell me I was gonna send my pom-pom to an all-of-the-grace.
Folks said I was a big ball of steel.
Hey, he's big.
Hey, my mama.
Please welcome Senator Tammy Baldwin.
A baby that ain't no mountain high enough, ain't no mountain high enough, ain't no mountain high enough, ain't no mountain high enough to keep me from taking you away from the other day.
I sent you a ring.
I told you you could always help me go.
Hello, Wisconsin.
I am so excited to be here today, and it is an honor to welcome Kamala Harris back to our state.
Having Kamala back in the state again makes it clear that this campaign knows that the path to the presidency and to control of the United States Senate runs directly through our state, because we are the battleground state in this election.
Wisconsin will decide who our next president is, and Wisconsin will decide which party controls the United States Senate.
No pressure, no pressure, and speaking of that U.S. Senate seat, I'm being challenged by a self-funding multi-millionaire by the name of Eric Hubding.
And so, just let me tell you a little bit about Eric Hubding.
He owns a $3 billion California bank, and he owns a $7 million ocean view Laguna Beach, California home, and he has been named among the more influential residents of Orange County three years in a row.
Now, Wisconsin, we have a green county.
We have a brown county.
We do not have an orange county Wisconsin.
But, you know, you may laugh, but you know, the stakes of this race are incredibly high.
Eric Hubding celebrated when Roe was overturned.
He said that he was a 100% anti-choice.
Meanwhile, I'm leading the efforts to restore reproductive freedoms with my Women's Health Protection Act, right?
And I want women, not politicians, to decide their own health care.
And on the topic of health care, Eric Hubding wants to repeal the Affordable Care Act and kick millions off of their health insurance.
And just a little bragging here, but I actually wrote the provision in the Affordable Care Act that allows young people to stay on their parents' health insurance until they turn 26.
So, if you're on your parents' health insurance, I made that possible.
And I will always fight to protect our health care.
And on the economy, Eric Hubding is running on something we're calling the Hubding Plan.
His plan cuts Social Security by 28%.
That would mean the average retirees would be docked about $6,000 per year.
Why? So he can give a $4 trillion new tax cut to big corporations and multi-millionaires like himself.
But with Eric Hubding, it's more than that.
He's insulted just about every one of us, right?
He's insulted farmers, single moms, kids of single moms, the LGBTQ community, seniors in nursing homes,
young people, immigrants in our state, people struggling with their weight, you name it.
It seems to me that if you're not a rich guy like him, he doesn't think much of you.
And it's clear that he has spent much more time on his private beach in California than on a factory floor,
or family farm here in Wisconsin.
I think here in Wisconsin, we deserve a senator who understands us, who fights for us, who likes us, not one who insults us.
Right?
So the states could not be higher for our reproductive freedoms, for our health care, for our economy.
We have the choice to embrace our state motto, which is forward, or let Eric Hubding take us backwards.
And you know what? We're not going back.
We're not going back. We're not going back. We're not going back. We're not going back.
It is amazing to see all of you here. This is so exciting to be in Wisconsin with all of you, and of course our special guests.
With the energy that we have in this room, with this crowd, I know, you could say it with me, that together we will fight, and together we will win.
Thank you.
Thank you.
I was always in the lead where you want to be. I'm wouldn't want to be a UTY, never seen so much.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Please welcome Jennifer Neary.
Hello, everybody.
My name is Jennifer Neary and I am a mom from Oshkosh.
It is such an honor to be here to welcome Vice President Kamala Harris to our community.
On November 8, 2016, the night Donald Trump was elected president.
I was in children's hospital with my son, Casimir. He was 17, and he had recently been diagnosed with a type of cancer called non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.
He was going through his third round of chemotherapy.
Before that night, it didn't cross my mind that Donald Trump could win that election.
As I sat there at Casimir's bedside, watching the returns come in on the TV, it felt like the floor had dropped out underneath me.
Our country would now be in the hands of this man who campaigned entirely promising to repeal the Affordable Care Act, or Obamacare, as we may know it,
something millions of Americans, including my son, really, really desperately needed.
Today, Donald Trump is making it clear that a second term would be even worse for families like mine, who rely on the ACA.
His extreme project 2025 agenda would take us back to a time when Americans could be denied coverage for pre-existing conditions or disabilities.
And, first of all, he doesn't even know how he's going to do it, declaring he has concepts of a plan.
Well, America needs more than a concept, and Kamala Harris has a plan.
When elected, Kamala Harris will protect the ACA, ensuring that every American, regardless of pre-existing condition or employment status, will keep their life-saving insurance.
Since being elected Vice President, Kamala Harris has strengthened the ACA.
She negotiated with big drug companies to cap out-of-pocket costs for prescription drugs for those seniors on Medicare, and she won't stop there as President.
This election is a choice between two very different visions for the future.
And I am so proud to introduce a champion for all Americans, our next President of the United States, Kamala Harris.
I will keep on running, because the winner don't quit on themselves.
We're here for Jennifer!
Thank you!
Thank you! It's good to be back in Wisconsin!
Hi, everyone! Hi, everyone!
Jennifer, I want to thank you.
Jennifer and I had a time to visit backstage, and we first met in 2020 on a Zoom talking about the Affordable Care Act, and your son is doing well now.
You are an incredible leader, and I thank you!
Thank you!
Thank you!
All right, Wisconsin, are we ready to do this?
Are we ready to vote? Are we ready to win?
Oh, it's good to be back, and I want to thank all the leaders, everyone, and thank you for taking the time out of your busy lives to be here this afternoon.
You know, we are all here because we care, and we know that this is about community, and of all of us being here together at one time, and I thank you all.
And I want to thank my dear friend Tammy Baldwin!
Send her back to the United States Senate, Lieutenant Governor Rodriguez, County Executive Nelson, and the chair of our Democratic Party, Ben Wickler!
All right, we have work to do. Okay, Wisconsin, four days left, and probably one of, if not the most, consequential elections of our lifetime, and we have work to do so.
We have a lot of work to do, but we like hard work. Hard work is good work! Hard work is joyful work!
And make no mistake, we will win! We will win! We will win! We will win! And one of the reasons...
We will win! We will win! We will win! We will win! And we will win, because we are the type of people who we know when you know what to stand for, you know what to fight for.
And in this election, we have an opportunity to finally turn the page on a decade of Donald Trump trying to keep us divided and afraid of each other.
We're done with that! We're done! We're exhausted with that! And we know that's who he is, but Wisconsin, that's not who we are.
That's not who we are. That's not who we are, and it is time for a new generation of leadership in America.
And I am ready to offer that leadership as the next President of the United States of America.
And Wisconsin, you know me, I'm not afraid of tough fights. For decades, clearly.
For decades, I was a prosecutor and the top law enforcement officer of the biggest state, and I won fights against the big banks who ripped off homeowners against for-profit colleges that scammed veterans and students
against predators who abused women and children, against cartels that trafficked and guns and drugs and human beings.
And I pledge to you, if you give me the chance to fight on your behalf as President, there is nothing in the world that will stand in my way.
And look, and on the other side, we know who Donald Trump is. Now, this is not someone who is thinking about how to make your life better.
He is someone who is increasingly unstable, obsessed with revenge, consumed with grievance, and the man is out for unchecked power.
And in less than 90 days, you can picture the Oval Office. In less than 90 days, it's either going to be him or me sitting in the Oval Office.
But let's help the friends and family and neighbors who are not here right now. Imagine that for a minute, right?
January 20th, Oval Office, it's either going to be him sitting in there pouring
over and stewing over his enemy's list or when I am elected it will be me
walking in there on your behalf working on my to-do list because we have work to
do as we have work to do and at the top of my list is bringing down the cost
of living for you that will be my focus every single day as president including
I will give a middle-class tax cut to over a hundred million Americans we will
enact the first-ever federal ban on corporate price gouging on groceries and
fight to make sure that hard-working Americans can actually afford a place
to live and one of the things that we were talking about backstage is about
the importance of people being able to care for their family members and
including and in particular their elder family members and some of you may know
and this is personal for me as are so many of these issues I took care of my
mother when she was sick and I and I know what it is in terms of taking care of
someone and just trying to cook the things that they feel like eating right
just trying to help them put on a sweater trying to think from time to time what
can I do to put a smile on their face or make them laugh it is important work and
it is work that is about dignity it's about dignity and if you are caring
then for an elderly parent or relative my plan is to cover the cost of home care
under Medicare so you don't have to worry about either spending down whatever
savings you have to qualify for Medicaid or quitting your job and cutting off a
source of income to be able to stay at home in particular if you're in the
sandwich generation meaning that you are taking care of your kids while you are
taking care of a parent it's about dignity and my plan will also lower the
cost of child care again about dignity
my plan is to prioritize cutting taxes for small businesses do we have small
business owners here I love our small business you are part of the backbone
of America's economy and that's the work we will do we will do the work of
lowering health care costs because I believe I believe so deeply and strongly
access to health care should be a right and not just a privilege of those who
are important it's about values it's about values on the other hand Donald
Trump's answer to the financial pressures you face are the same as they
were last time another trillion dollars in tax cuts for billionaires and the
biggest corporations and this time he will pay for it with a 20% national sales
tax on everything that you buy that is imported clothes food toys cell phones
a Trump sales tax that would cost the average American family economists have
measured it more than four thousand dollars a year that you are not paying
you would have to pay because of that tax and on top of that as we have
discussed he still wants to get rid of the Affordable Care Act which would
throw millions of people millions of Americans off of their health insurance
and take us back to the time when insurance companies could deny people
with pre-existing conditions you remember what that was well you are
correct we are not going back we are not going back
and we are not going back because just like Wisconsin state motto tells us we
will move forward you guys know that best so ours ours is a fight for the future
and it is a fight for freedom like the fundamental freedom of a woman to be
able to make decisions about her own body and not have her government tell her
what to do and we remember how we got here Donald Trump when he was president
hand-selected three members of the United States Supreme Court with the
intention that they would undo the protections of Roe v. Wade they did as
he intended and now over 20 states have a Trump abortion ban imagine in America
today one in three women lives in a state with a Trump abortion ban many with no
exceptions even for rape and incest which is immoral and Donald Trump's not done
he would ban abortion nationwide yes even here in Wisconsin were that to
happen and he would restrict access to birth control put IVF treatments at
risk and forced states get this to monitor women's pregnancies just Google
project 2025 which I still can't believe they put in writing and let us
agree one does not have to abandon their faith or deeply held beliefs to
agree the government shouldn't be telling her what to do not the government
and when Congress and when Congress together with Tammy's leadership passes
a bill to restore reproductive freedom nationwide as president of the United
States I will proudly sign it into law
so Wisconsin I am asking for your vote I am asking for your vote and here is my
pledge to you here is my pledge to you as president I pledge to seek common
ground and common sense solutions to the challenges you face I pledge that I am
not looking to score political points I am looking to make progress and I pledge
I pledge to listen to those who will be impacted by the decisions I make I will
listen to experts I will listen to the people who disagree with me because you
see unlike Donald Trump I don't believe that people who disagree with me are the
enemy he wants to put them in jail I'll give them a seat at the table
that's what a democracy is about that's what leaders do
and it is my pledge to always put country above party and self and to be a
president for all Americans for all Americans that is my pledge to you
Wisconsin so let me ask we're four days out who here has already voted oh my
goodness that's great thank you okay well here's what I want to ask I want us a
little more of you please talk to your friends and family neighbors and and
share your perspective share share why you have taken the time out of your
lives to spend this time here when there's so many other things you could do let
them know because this moment I think really is our opportunity to reconnect
with people and remind them they're not alone and build community and so please
share with them why this election is important to you and encourage them to
make their voices heard and for anyone who's not yet voted no judgment but please
take a moment now to just think about what your plan will be for when and where
you will vote and please go to iwillvote.com yes I have a website for all the
information you might need about when and where you can go to vote and where to
drop off your absentee ballot
and Wisconsin truly we need everyone to vote here you Wisconsin are gonna make
the difference in this election and so it all comes down to this we are here
together because we love our country we love our country and when you love
something you fight for it and I do believe it is one of the highest forms
of patriotism an expression of our love of our country to then fight for the
ideals of our country that's what this is about and it is fighting for the
promise of America and I'll tell you I have always believed in our nation's
promise because I have lived it I grew up as a child of the civil rights movement
my parents took me to the marches when I was in a stroller and there were people
there from every walk of life who came together to fight for freedom and for
opportunity growing up I saw how hard my mother worked to raise my sister and me
and to give us the same chances that our country gave her and I was blessed to
have family by blood and family by love who who instilled in me you know what
I'm talking about and instilled in me the values of community and compassion and
faith and I've spent my life fighting for people who have been hurt and who have
been counted out but who never stopped believing in our country that anything
is possible I have lived the promise of America and I see the promise of America
in everyone who is here in all of us in all of us in all of us this is the
promise of America this is the promise of America in the fathers and mothers and
grandparents who work hard every day for the future of their children in the
women who refuse to accept a future without reproductive freedom and in the
men who support them in Republicans who have never voted for a Democrat
before but are putting the Constitution of the United States above party
right the promise of America is all around us it is in the young leaders who are
voting for the very first time where are you where are you oh I love Gen Z I
really do you know what I love about this generation you all are rightly
impatient for change you know you are determined to live free from gun
violence to take on the climate crisis you guys are gonna shape the world you
inherit and for this generation there none of these issues is theoretical for
them it's not political for them for you all it is a lived experience it is a
lived experience that's right and I see you and I see your power and I am so
proud of you when I think about the future of our nation so can we hear it for our
first-time voters
right right right all right so Wisconsin four days four days to get this thing
done and no one can sit on the sidelines let's spend the next four days so that
when we look back on these four days we have no regrets that we did everything
that we could so let's knock on doors let's text and call voters let's reach
out to family and friends and classmates and neighbors and coworkers and as we
do please I do ask you let us be intentional about building community let
us be intentional about building coalitions let us remind each other and
others that we have so much more in common than what separates us let us do
that there is power in that it will strengthen our country and will remind
folks also your vote is your voice and your voice is your power it is your power
and so Wisconsin today I ask you are you ready to make your voices heard
do we believe in freedom do we believe in opportunity do we believe in the
promise of America and are we ready to fight for it and when we fight we win
God bless you and God bless you
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I'm so tired that I know more than I knew that
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I'm so tired of letting me try again
I'm so tired of letting me try again
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Because everybody needs to know
How long?
Lovers
Keep on loving
Some believers
Keep on being
Sleepers
Just start up sleeping
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I'm so glad that I'm gonna try again
Cause my last time I've learned that I love my whole world of sin
I'm so glad that I've learned that I know that
I'm gonna keep on trying
She'll love me, she'll love me
She'll love me, she'll love me
She'll love me, she'll love me
Come on, let's go, let's go
I know, she'll love me
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Come on, let's go
The light strikes
From the out and the sun begins to fade
Still enough time to figure out
How to trace my blues away
I'm gonna light up till now
With the light of day that showed me how
And when the night falls
It's blooming in the sky
Oh, I'm gonna dance with somebody
I'm gonna be with somebody
Yeah, I'm gonna dance with somebody
With somebody who loves me
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I'm gonna be with somebody
Yeah, I'm gonna dance with somebody
With somebody who loves me
I fell in love and lost my senses
Spinning through the time
I'm gonna light up the fever in
And I'm gonna feel it down
I need a man who'll take a chance
I'm gonna love that bird, but enough to laugh
So when the night falls
It's blooming for calls
Oh, I'm gonna dance with somebody
I'm gonna be with somebody
Yeah, I'm gonna dance with somebody
With somebody who loves me
Oh, I'm gonna dance with somebody
I'm gonna feel it down
With somebody
With somebody who loves me
With somebody who loves me
With somebody who loves me
With somebody who loves me
With somebody who loves me
You
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