JD Vance confesses to ‘The View’ that he’s an Epstein ‘conspiracy theorist’
Vance said he wants full transparency on Jeffrey Epstein and pushed back on questions about President Donald Trump’s past ties.
- On Tuesday, Vice President J.D. Vance appeared on ABC's The View to promote his memoir, Communion, where he described himself as "frankly kind of a conspiracy theorist on the Epstein stuff."
- Vance confirmed reporting that White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles privately called him a "conspiracy theorist," though he insisted the administration is committed to "full transparency" regarding Jeffrey Epstein.
- Defending President Donald Trump, Vance claimed emails show Epstein "hated" the president and cited a 2006 incident where Trump reportedly told police, "Thank goodness you're stopping him, everyone has known he's been doing this.
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JD Vance's bizarre Jeffrey Epstein claim on 'The View' may have sunk him: expert
Former Republican strategist Steve Schmidt unloaded on Vice President JD Vance in a YouTube video published this week, zeroing in on Vance's interview on "The View" and pinpointing a key moment when one co-host tore a hole in his lies."Here's Vance explaining that you don't understand the Epstein fi...
JD Vance säger att han -är lite av en conspirationsteoretiker-när det gäller Jeffrey Epstein.Samttigt förnekar han att Trump skulle ha någon slags koppling till pedofilmiljardaren – och säger att presidenten anmälde honom, enligt CNN.
Vance Calls Himself a “Conspiracy Theorist” on Epstein, Angers Hags on The View by Correcting Their Lies About Trump’s Ties to Epstein * The Gateway Pundit * by Jordan Conradson
Vice President JD Vance triggered the hags on The View on Tuesday when they attempted to press him on the Epstein Files, and he corrected their lies that Trump…
What Does JD Vance’s 1.27-Star Rating on Goodreads Have in Common With His Interview on ‘The View’?
It’s been a busy week for Vice President JD Vance, who’s been jump-scaring various news outlets in a media blitz to talk up his new book, Communion: Finding My Way Back to Faith, a 300-page memoir that was released Tuesday, and has already earned itself a stellar 1.27 stars on (sorry, I know, I know) Goodreads. Yet another reminder that nothing good comes of being unoriginal! To promote Communion, Vance has been appearing across various network…
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