Roberts criticized Walz by questioning if someone with his self-identified flaws should be a heartbeat away from the presidency, highlighting concerns over trust.
Walz defended his record by characterizing political misstatements as unintentional and emphasizing that voters know him and recognize his accomplishments.
Karl Rove suggested that Walz should admit to his mistakes openly and move on, stressing that acknowledging missteps could foster voter forgiveness.
Roberts and Rove agreed that Walz's failure to be direct about his misstatements raises valid concerns about honesty in political leadership.
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