VP JD Vance pummels the impeachment efforts against Sec. of War Pete Hegseth. "Has Pete Hegseth committed impeachable crimes? The question is absurd and the answer is: obviously not." Vance called the impeachment push a "ridiculous show," arguing that lawmakers are using it instead of doing actual policymaking. "This isn't about Iran, this is about the fact that Pete took on the bureaucracy at the Pentagon."

VP JD Vance, take a listen. You might learn something. In 1979, my friend & mentor Milton Friedman attacks big government: “The government is TOO BIG. It's TOO INTRUSIVE. It RESTRICTS what we can do. It's becoming our master instead of our servant. We've got to react against it and cut it down to size."

VP JD Vance isn't losing sleep over approval ratings as the midterm elections approach. "I don't think that much about that stuff," Vance says, questioning the reliability of polling and insisting his focus remains on doing his job. "We just need to do good things for the American people. And if we do that, I think the politics will work itself out." Stream full coverage of the 2026 midterm elections on @foxone:

VP Vance on Iran: "The President and I both feel pretty good about the prospects for potentially coming to a negotiated settlement. We're going to keep on working at it... We've certainly made some progress. We'll see if we can make some more."

.@VP: "The story in Minnesota is that a community that Minnesotans welcomed into their community with open arms — far too many of those people have committed fraud against the people of Minnesota."

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VP Vance is calling for an investigation into whether Mary Peltola committed election fraud, accusing her of trying to steal an Alaska Senate seat from voters. “It’s disgraceful,” he said. Vance alleges Peltola helped place a candidate on the ballot with a name that could be confused with Republican Sen. Dan Sullivan. He said that even if her actions were not criminal, they would represent a “great moral failing.”

.@VP: "Our movement was always about sovereignty; it was about reminding the American people that their government belongs to them and that the government ought to fight for Americans first."