When Vice President JD Vance rebuffed the idea that Israel is committing genocide in Gaza over the weekend, he wasn’t speaking to other world leaders or to representative of the Israeli or Palestinian people.

The duo caught up from their last conversation seven months ago in October, when Vance was still a U.S. Senator from Ohio

The vice president and secretary of state twist a statistic issued under the Biden administration — and pretend it’s new.

The vice president spoke to podcaster Theo Von to share his thoughts on one of the most spectacular public meltdowns in U.S. political history.

On a recent episode of This Past Weekend with Theo Von, U.S. Vice President JD Vance was challenged over the U.S. role in the Israel-Gaza conflict, particularly regarding allegations of genocide. The exchange highlighted both the emotional and political tensions surrounding the war and America’s involvement.

On a recent episode of This Past Weekend with Theo Von, JD Vance defended those who fought for the Confederacy, saying: ““I feel like something happened like 10 years ago where every, it’s like you have to think that every single person that who fought for the Confederate side was an evil person.

Vice President JD Vance flew into Nashville International Airport for a fundraiser dinner hosted by auto magnate Lee Beaman.