Vice President JD Vance also had something to say in reply at Joe Biden's criticism of the now infamous Oval Office meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, dismissing the former commander-in-chief's foreign policy this is when he said about Biden that his policy was a "total disaster." He continued saying that "I think it's rich for Joe Biden to comment on anything that we’re doing when it comes to Russia and Ukraine," said Vance told Fox News anchor Martha MacCallum Thursday on "The Story." "Under Biden’s administration, Russia launched the full-scale invasion of Ukraine…I wish Joe Biden the best. I don't really care what he has to say about American foreign policy because so much of what he actually did was a total disaster."
In an interview with the BBC earlier this week his first since leaving office in January Biden called the President Donald Trump-Vance meeting with Zelenskyy "beneath America." And we all in America who are not communists libertarded morons hope the entire Biden crime family ends up under a prison in America. Maybe in Alkatraz? Hey Hunter can smoke rocks there with the Salad Tossing man.
"We obviously want Ukraine to remain a sovereign country," he said. "We knew that the Russians' first offer would be too much. We knew that they would ask for more than was reasonable to give. That's how negotiations often work. I'm not bothered by that." What the left wants is for us to either keep sending our Money for more people keep fighting, and the WAR continues and Peace is never had and we lose more Money here, and well they want to cause global destruction from the looks of it. But as Vance said "What would bother me is if we conclude that the Russians are not engaging in the negotiation in good faith. And if that happens, yeah, we're [going to] walk away," said Vance.
Despite a recent rejection of a ceasefire proposal by Russia, Vance struck a cautiously optimistic tone about the direction of peace talks. "I actually think it’s progress that they’re even talking," he said. "We’re putting concrete peace plans on the table." Vance also addressed developments in global trade, touting the administration’s first formal tariff agreement reached with the United Kingdom. Earlier this year, the Trump administration imposed a 10% reciprocal tariff on U.K. imports, and additional tariffs on global products like steel and vehicles.'
"Because of our long time history and allegiance together, it is a great honor to have the United Kingdom as our FIRST announcement," Trump wrote on TRUTH Social. "Many other deals, which are in serious stages of negotiation, to follow! Vance said the U.K. was chosen first because of its openness and strong relationship with the current administration. As for China, which retaliated with steep tariffs of its own, Vance acknowledged the difficulty of rebalancing global trade but said the administration remains committed.
"We’re [going to] have a conversation with them. We’ll see where it leads," he said. "We just [want a] deal with any country, whether it's China or anybody else that makes American workers and American businesses in a better position," Vance continued by saying he felt that goal was "very achievable."
Turning to domestic issues, VP Vance discussed ongoing efforts under DOGE, even as its leader Elon Musk steps back from day-to-day involvement. "Elon’s not disappearing," Vance said. "Nobody said that the work of DOGE would only last 110 days and that would be it…We think there’s a lot more waste and fraud that we can find." He confirmed that Attorney General Pam Bondi is preparing investigations into potential large-scale fraud and that lawsuits could follow. "I know that she's working on building the case against some of these people who have committed absolute fraud on the American people. You're [going to] see some of those prosecutions over the next few years."
When asked about rumored tension between himself and Secretary of State Marco Rubio, both of whom have been floated as potential Trump successors, Vance dismissed the idea. "Marco's actually my probably my best friend in the administration," he said. "We hang out and talk all the time. He's doing a really good job. And, of course, I'm doing the best job that I can." Still, Vance didn’t rule out a run for the presidency in 2028. "I can see myself doing a really good job for the next 1,100 days, and then the American people can figure it out from there," he said.
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