Vance: better question for Obama to ask is not ‘how dare you not vote for Kamala’ sick of censored”

“Vance: I was asked two or three questions about 2020. I don’t know if I was asked a single question about inflation. I was maybe asked one question about American manufacturing. I was asked zero questions about the southern border. What Kamala Harris and the media are doing is trying to tell us that we should care more about what happened four years ago than about her failure of governance.

Vance: ""The better question for Barack Obama or anybody to ask is not ‘how dare you not vote for Kamala Harris.’ It’s maybe they’re thinking about voting for Donald Trump because they’re sick of being censored, they’re sick of being told what to do, and they’re sick of not being able to afford the American dream. Maybe that’s why we’re getting more black voters than Republicans in the past.""

Vance: ""You’ve probably noticed that Kamala Harris has been doing some more interviews — She’s going on the View. She’s going to all these friendly outlets — But the problem with a softball interview is you still have to be able to hit a softball.""

Vance: If you came into this country illegally, pack your bags.

Senator J.D. Vance (R-OH), sat down this week for an interview with the far-left New York Times and proved once again why selecting him was one of the best decisions Trump ever made.

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Vance: better question for Obama to ask is not ‘how dare you not vote for Kamala’ sick of being censored

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Key Points

“Vance: I was asked two or three questions about 2020

• I don’t know if I was asked a single question about inflation
• I was maybe asked one question about American manufacturing
• I was asked zero questions about the southern border

Transcript Highlights

The following is transcribed from the video audio:

• President Trump, I really think this is necessary
• You have to deport a large number of people
• There are way too many legal aliens in this country
• You have to reestablish some deterrence and law enforcement for people coming here illegally
• I think it’s certainly reasonable to deport around a million people per year in the United States of America
• So that would take a long time, 25 years, if my math is correct
• But again, I don’t think that you have to deport everybody because if you reestablish some semblance of a reasonable border policy, a lot of those people are gonna go home willingly
• If you make it harder for American companies to undercut the wages of American workers by hiring a legal labor, a lot of those folks are gonna go home
• You know, first of all, I don’t believe whether you agree with me or disagree with me, whether you agree with Donald Trump or disagree with him, I don’t believe in hectoring voters
• Support is not something I’m given or something I’m owed

Full transcript: 664 words transcribed via Whisper AI.