The Vice President of the United States declared in a podcast with conservative YouTuber Benny Johnson that the conflict in the Middle East should be short-lived. “We don’t want to be in Iran in a year, or in two years,” JD Vance stated in an interview on Friday, March 27, as reported by TF1 News. Vance, the American Vice President, was a guest on the podcast of conservative YouTuber Benny Johnson. Asked about the rise in fuel prices, JD Vance responded that it was a “very temporary reaction to what will ultimately be a short-lived conflict.”
JD Vance also added that “the president has been very clear on this issue,” asserting that the Trump administration does not want to “be in Iran in a year, or in two years.” Using a blend of business and political terminology, the American Vice President briefly explained: “we are taking care of business.”
Context: JD Vance’s comments on the Middle East conflict and fuel prices.
Fact Check: JD Vance’s statements were made in an interview with a conservative YouTuber and were reported by TF1 News.
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