Vice presidential candidate Minnesota Governor Tim Walz (D) was unable to name any areas on Monday where Vice President Kamala Harris has different policies than President Joe Biden.

Walz made the remarks during an appearance on ABC News’ “The View” when confronted with polling that shows that only a small portion of the country believes that a Harris-Walz ticket would bring change to America.

“Governor voters are saying change is a critical issue this election, but our ABC poll shows only a third of Americans believe a Harris-Walz ticket would bring that change,” said co-host Sara Haines.

Haines then asked Walz the same question that she asked Harris during her interview on the show: “Can you point to a policy decision over the last four years that you and the vice president would have handled differently from President Biden?”

Walz responded: “Well, I think she’s, this expansion on Medicare is something that I wish would have been proposed sooner. But look, they’re tackling the issues that they needed to do.”

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Walz then blamed the pandemic on former President Donald Trump, claiming that he “left a mess for” the incoming Biden-Harris administration.

“There were other issues that were being dealt with,” he later added. “And she’s her own leader. She’s got her own path, a new way forward, and I think she sees in Minnesota that we have similar values. Whether it’s providing kids with meals at school, we’re putting meals in our schools and trying to get guns out of them, that seems like a good thing.”

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Gov. Walz: “We’re putting meals in our schools and trying to get guns out of them.” pic.twitter.com/IOoZ60Zm9i

— CAP Action (@CAPAction) October 21, 2024