Watch Tim Walz React Live On TV To Taylor Swift's Endorsement
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The vice presidential nominee beamed and put his hand to his heart as Rachel Maddow read him the star's message.
Tim Walz reacted with delight and gratitude live on MSNBC after Taylor Swift endorsed him and Vice President Kamala Harris in the 2024 election race.
The Minnesota governor was speaking to Rachel Maddow on MSNBC around the time the influential pop superstar posted her endorsement on social media.
“While we have been talking, somebody has just handed me something, and I’m going to do sort of a not-very-TV thing, and I’m going to read it to you ... in totality,” Maddow told the Democrat.
“I don’t think you know about this, but this was just posted online by a woman you might have heard of whose name is Taylor Swift,” she added.
Walz listened, grinning at times, as the MSNBC host read the lengthy post. When Maddow read the line where Swift vowed to vote for the Harris-Walz ticket, he placed his hand on his heart and beamed.
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