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JD Vance

American author, venture capitalist, and Republican politician. Currently serving as a U.S. Senator for Ohio.

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Sep 18, 2024 • 39min

JD Vance: The Immigration Crisis, How Polls Are Used to Fool You, and the Left’s Plan to Stop Trump

JD Vance, a United States Senator from Ohio, dives into pressing political topics with sharp insights. He raises concerns about the unknown costs of illegal immigration on the U.S. economy and vows to uncover the truth. Vance also discusses the upcoming election, predictions on Trump's opponents, and the influence of misleading polls on public perception. He critiques the disconnect between government actions and citizen sentiment, emphasizing the need for accountability and more effective leadership in addressing national issues.
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Sep 22, 2024 • 1h 15min

JD Vance: The New Opposition Party, Saving Rural America, & Why Trump Seeks Advice From His Gardener

JD Vance, a United States Senator from Ohio and author of "Hillbilly Elegy", discusses the current political landscape and the emergence of a true opposition party after decades of stagnation. He shares insights into the decline of rural America and critiques the disconnect between urban elites and small-town struggles. Vance also humorously reveals how Donald Trump often seeks advice from unexpected sources, including his gardener. The conversation emphasizes the importance of genuine connections and community engagement in revitalizing American politics.
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Oct 2, 2024 • 1h 41min

JD Vance Shines and Tim Walz Stumbles in VP Debate, with Johnson, Lowry, Halperin, Spicer, Turrentine, Bolling | Ep. 903

JD Vance, U.S. Senator and venture capitalist, shines in a recent debate, showcasing confidence and adeptness that contrasts sharply with Tim Walz's struggles and missed opportunities. The panel, featuring political commentators Rich Lowry, Eliana Johnson, Mark Halperin, and Sean Spicer, critiques Walz's ineffective responses and the media's biased moderation. They also discuss how Vance took control of the debate, raising questions about the implications for future campaigns and public perception amidst increasing polarization.