Hello, everyone, and welcome to the Kimberly Gilfell Show, live on Rumble, where facts come first and where news is done right.

And we begin with a big breaking stolen valor scandal surrounding Democrat VP pick, Tim Walts.

As it's now been uncovered that Waltz falsely claimed on multiple occasions that he was a combat veteran in the war on terror and that he served in

Afghanistan. As it turns out, those claims are false and Waltz is refusing to answer direct

questions about his service. And that is not all. The National Guard members who Waltz commanded

say he abandoned them right before the unit was set to deploy to Iraq. Watch.

To wage a public war of words against Tim Walz.

He abandoned us. You know, I mean, what the hell kind of leader does that? I mean, he just,

as soon as the shots were fired in Iraq, he turned and ran the other way and hung his hat up and quit.

And it doesn't stop there.

Waltz even launched his political career back in 2009 by falsely claiming he was a combat veteran.

So where is all the outrage in the media?

Where are the tough questions?

Republican veteran candidates are routinely grilled about every aspect of their service, even when there's no controversy.

For example, 25-year Navy captain and Virginia Senate candidate, Hongkow, had the press smothering him with questions about a brain injury and demanded medical records, and he was asked

to provide documented evidence of every time he received incoming fire. It's remarkable how

shamelessly the left-wing media will smear the service of a Republican while making excuses for the

stolen valor of a Democrat.

Joining me now is Virginia Senate candidate,

retired Navy captain, Hung Kowl.

Thank you so much for joining the program,

and thank you for your service to this country.

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