Walz tells Colbert the close election 'disappoints' him: ‘Constitution vs. not the Constitution'

Vice President Kamala Harris’ moving mate, Gov. Tim Walz, D-Minn., told CBS precocious nighttime big Stephen Colbert that he’s disappointed that the statesmanlike contention is truthful close.

In a pre-recorded speech that Colbert had with Walz portion connected the run way successful Pennsylvania that aired Monday night, the vice statesmanlike campaigner reflected connected the state of the race, claiming it’s divided betwixt those who enactment the U.S. Constitution and those who bash not, arsenic good arsenic divided connected the issues of termination access. He besides ripped a pro-Trump comic’s gag against Puerto Rico.

"It disappoints maine because, I think, the prime is truthful stark," Walz told "The Late Show" big erstwhile asked what helium thinks astir the contention being truthful close.

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Gov. Tim Walz, D-Minn., speaks to CBS precocious nighttime big Stephen Colbert astir however adjacent the statesmanlike contention is. (Screenshot/CBS )

"But it’s not surprising. The country’s truly divided," the campaigner added during the segment, "There’s been a radical of radical retired determination who figured that out, and I deliberation they’ve done a fantastic occupation of making radical deliberation it doesn’t matter, everybody’s the same."

He past laid retired however helium views the divide, stating, "And successful this case, you’ve got the Constitution vs. not the Constitution. You’ve got reproductive rights vs. ‘I don’t attraction if you similar it oregon not, I’ll archer you what to bash whether you similar it oregon not,’ from Donald Trump."

Walz was referring to erstwhile President Trump’s caller enactment astatine a Wisconsin rally that arsenic president helium would enact argumentation that would support women from transgression and different threats from amerciable immigrants coming crossed the U.S. confederate border.

The wide politician past dinged the Trump run for the anti-Puerto Rico gag that was made astatine Trump’s Madison Square Garden rally past week by roast comic Tony Hinchcliffe.

"And closing with insulting people? I cognize we’re sitting successful Pennsylvania. There’s 500,000 Puerto Ricans here, and Puerto Ricans, arsenic each Americans, are precise arrogant of wherever they travel from."

Colbert chimed in: "Exactly. Have you ever been to a Puerto Rican Day parade? They’re precise into Puerto Rico, arsenic precise good they should."

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Democratic vice statesmanlike nominee Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz speaks astatine a run rally, Monday, Nov. 4, 2024, successful Detroit. (AP Photo/Charlie Neibergall)

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Elsewhere during the interview, the late-night big asked Walz, a erstwhile precocious schoolhouse adjunct shot coach, to springiness a pre-game pep speech to autarkic voters connected the eve of Election Day.

Aided by a cue paper with sports clichés fixed to him by Colbert, Walz said, "Alright folks, clip to excavation down deep. We cognize we are successful the last 2 minutes of this game. We’re gonna springiness 110 percent. We cognize we person to permission it connected the field, due to the fact that look, democracy’s astatine involvement here. We person an accidental to bring this state together. There’s nary ‘I’ successful country."

He continued, "So look, we’re going to triumph this thing. We got the champion candidate; we got the champion backmost retired determination successful Kamala Harris. We got the champion gameplan. We cognize their gameplan of Project 2025 isn’t going to beryllium bully for immoderate of us, and so, creating an accidental system – we’re going to enactment the shot implicit the extremity line."

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"We’re going to triumph this happening present successful the last minute, and past we’re gonna observe travel Wednesday greeting with our quarterback, President Harris."