Vice President Dan Vance stood firm in a White House press briefing, insisting that political differences should not destroy friendships, after Tucker Carlson publicly called for President Trump’s removal over alleged nuclear talk. Vance highlighted his long‑standing relationship with the Fox News host and emphasized the importance of personal loyalty amid partisan disputes. The exchange follows Carlson’s recent claims that Trump is “actively considering” preemptive nuclear strikes, a statement that has drawn sharp criticism from many in Washington. The vice president’s defense underscores the tension between media influence and executive accountability in today’s polarized climate.
Vice President Vance defended his relationship with right-wing media personality Tucker Carlson during Thursday's White House press briefing, saying he won't allow political disagreements to ruin friendships. Carlson this past week has said President Trump should be removed from office for "actively considering" preemptive nuclear strikes, while also saying he wouldn't vote for former Rep....
