US Vice President JD Vance has hinted at a potential disagreement with President Donald Trump regarding a possible war with Iran. During an appearance on a political talk show hosted by former White House press secretary Sean Spicer, Vance was asked about his relationship with political commentator and former Trump ally Tucker Carlson. In response, Vance remarked, “Even if you disagree with him [Trump] on one particular issue—and that’s certainly possible—you’re allowed to have that disagreement. And I think I did have that disagreement.” Vance noted that Carlson, who holds conservative views, was “very upset” about the prospect of such a conflict.
“We’ve discussed this, both publicly and privately,” Vance said. “I know how he feels, and I understand it.” However, Vance pointed out that a disagreement on one issue should not overshadow Trump’s contributions in other areas. “What I told Tucker is that you shouldn’t discard the whole thing just because of one specific issue,” Vance explained. “Aren’t things like securing the border and putting an end to the absurd racial discrimination against white people in university admissions enough to acknowledge that Donald Trump has done a lot of good work?”
