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Oct 15, 2025 J.D. Vance, Vice President and author, joins the discussion to tackle pressing issues in Middle East diplomacy and domestic policy. He praises the administration's efforts regarding hostages and clarifies the role of U.S. troops in monitoring ceasefires. The conversation shifts to Chicago's crime rates, where Vance argues for federal intervention. He faces tough questions about Governor Pritzker's accountability and navigates allegations surrounding mortgage fraud without directly addressing them. The dialogue highlights the challenge of political transparency.
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Administration Boasts Diplomatic Breakthrough
- J.D. Vance praises the administration's unconventional diplomacy for securing hostages and a ceasefire pathway.
- He frames this as a historic moment that merits national pride and presidential celebration.
U.S. Role Framed As Monitor, Not Combatant
- Vance denies intent to put U.S. troops into Gaza and says 200 troops will monitor the ceasefire terms.
- He also highlights offers from Muslim-majority countries to deploy peacekeepers instead of U.S. ground forces.
Use Federal Power When Cities Fail
- Vance argues federal intervention can restore safety where local officials fail, using Chicago as his example.
- He urges empowering law enforcement and deploying federal resources to protect citizens.