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Tim Walz Dodges the Dead Hostages Question
from Russian Influencers & Dying At Work | The Tim Dillon Show #408 · #408
7 min
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Tim breaks down video of Tim Walz avoiding a reporter's question about six hostages found dead in Gaza to go eat ice cream, arguing Walz is a scripted, controlled political puppet who can't answer basic questions without permission from donors.
- Tim Walz ignores dead hostage question to eat ice cream at the state fair.
- Walz's brother says he's a pathological liar who didn't serve in the war and hasn't spoken to him for 8 years.
- Tim admits the last thing he'd want to do while eating ice cream is talk about hostages.
- Walz can't simply say it's terrible—he needs talking points from his handlers about the dead hostages.
- This is the simplest question ever asked of a politician, and Walz cannot answer it because he doesn't know what the DNC wants him to say.
- The goal isn't to end these wars—ending conflicts is not part of the agenda.
- Netanyahu doesn't want the war to end because he's avoiding corruption charges and investigations into October 7th intelligence failures.
- Walz, unlike a sharp politician like Josh Shapiro, is cast as a folksy next-door guy but still receives billionaire directives.
- Vote for whoever you want—the point is Walz is the same thing everyone's always had, receiving edicts from billionaires.
- Tim is fascinated by political theater and how politicians are branded as simple American dads while taking orders from their wealthy backers.
- Trump doesn't seem super controlled, but both candidates have backers with interests they won't openly go against.
- Tim mocks Walz for appearing to look for billionaires to tell him what to think about dead kids.
Tim WalzBenjamin NetanyahuDemocratic National CommitteeJosh Shapiro