Walz says Trump, Vance need classes on 'how to talk to women'

Democratic vice presidential nominee Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz said his Republican rivals do not know "how to talk to women" during a campaign event Tuesday.

Walz mocked former President Trump and Sen. JD Vance, R-Ohio, during a speech in Savannah aimed at motivating Georgia voters to cast ballots before Election Day on Nov. 5.

"They want to talk about things that don't impact you," Walz said of the GOP presidential ticket. "The things that impact you, those young folks in here too - where are you going to find child care… How are you going to afford it?"

"Now, they asked JD Vance where we should get child care, and he said, 'Ask grandma to do it,' because God knows grandma is not doing anything else like having a career and living her life and doing things like that."

GEORGIA GOP CHAIR SHARES 2-PRONGED ELECTION STRATEGY AS TRUMP WORKS TO WIN BACK PEACH STATE

He was referring to an interview Vance did with conservative activist Charlie Kirk in early September, though the Ohio Republican's comments did not focus on women alone but rather grandparents as a unit. He said getting "grandma or grandpa" to help with child care was "one of the ways you might be able to relieve a little bit of pressure on families who are paying so much for day care."

Walz, however, mocked it, "We should offer classes to these guys to learn how to talk to women so they can get this right, because they don't know how to do it."