The Scott Jennings Podcast VICE PRESIDENT JD VANCE JOINS THE SCOTT JENNINGS SHOW!
Jan 6, 2026
J.D. Vance, the Vice President of the United States and former commentator, discusses his home security after an attack and outlines his views on political violence. He links immigration to economic impacts, emphasizing how enforcement aids native-born workers. Juan Guaidó, Venezuelan opposition leader, shares insights on the recent arrest of Nicolás Maduro and calls for a smart transition toward democracy in Venezuela. He highlights foreign influences and expresses hope for future rebuilding efforts with U.S. support.
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Attack On Vance Family Home
- J.D. Vance recounted his family's home in Southern Ohio being attacked by a person who hammered windows while Secret Service protection was in place.
- He said his kids were unaware and the suspect was captured as they tried to flee, calling the attacker "a very sick individual."
Reshoring As Long-Term Economic Fix
- J.D. Vance argued the administration's pro-worker economic shift is producing measurable growth and investment in U.S. factories.
- He framed reshoring and investment as undoing decades of policy that outsourced jobs and weakened workers' prosperity.
Immigration's Economic Link
- Vance connected mass illegal immigration to depressed wages, housing demand, and rising rents during prior years.
- He said reducing illegal migration has already correlated with falling rents and more net job growth for native-born workers.
