Kimmel pokes fun at Walz after interview gaffe about 'waking up on November 6 with Madam President'

Democratic Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz raised some eyebrows about what he plans to do on Nov. 6 during his late-night debut on "Jimmy Kimmel Live."

On Monday, Walz and liberal host Jimmy Kimmel took turns knocking his GOP rival Sen. JD Vance, R-Ohio, over his refusal to say that former President Trump lost the 2020 election during last week's vice presidential debate.

Walz called it "very surreal" to listen to, but pivoted to his own optimism that the country will "turn the page" on Election Day.

"For me, and being an eternal optimist, I always say that. I supervised a high school lunchroom – you're an optimist or you're dead," Walz said. "This idea that look, we get to turn the page on that, and I plan on waking up on November 6 with Madam President."

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While the liberal audience roared with cheers, Kimmel jokingly asked for a clarification.

"I want to be clear, you won't be waking up together," Kimmel responded with a grin.

"No," Walz laughed.

"Unless you guys have gotten closer than we thought," Kimmel quipped.

"I have a problem about not being specific with my language. So thank you for that, specifically right," Walz chuckled.

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Walz previously went viral when he mistakenly claimed that he had "become friends with school shooters" during the vice presidential debate.

"I sat in that office with those Sandy Hook parents. I’ve become friends with school shooters. I’ve seen it," Walz said.

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The poorly timed mishap occurred when Walz was asked