Walz delivers chilling message to young voters
Gov. Tim Walz told organizers and volunteers at Duke University on Thursday that their youth vote in the battleground state could make a difference for "generations to come."
"What a privilege to be in this moment," he said. "They are going to write about Americans who stood up in this moment and said "hell no" to this, the tendencies of totalitarianism, and the division and racism, the hatred, the misogyny, everything else that goes with that. You're going to get asked, 'When you're my age, what did you do?' And your answer is, 'I did every damn thing possible.'"
Walz's message seemed more urgent than usual, with just 12 days until the election.
At first, Walz said he didn't want to put "fear" in the students. But he later asserted, while highlighting Trump's "enemy from within" remarks, that the former president would come for any of his political enemies.
"I'm on the top of his list, but don't kid yourself, you're somewhere on that list, too, if you disagree with these people," Walz said.
-ABC News' Isabella Murray