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0:35Now PlayingMinnesota Gov. Tim Walz conceded Sunday that history may judge Democrats for failing to acknowledge that former President Joe Biden wasn’t up to the grueling task of running the country for another four years.
Initially, the former Democratic vice presidential nominee tried to evade questions about whether Dems made a mistake by failing to acknowledge Biden wasn’t up to the job, before ultimately admitting that may have been the case.
“He made that decision,” Walz told CNN’s “State of the Union” Sunday when pressed by host Jake Tapper, who has written a book on Biden’s decline.
“Look, history will tell us to go back on that. That very well could be the case, Jake,” Waltz later conceded when pressed again.
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