Vance plays Fox News host and introduces segment on dad jokes
Vice President JD vance briefly took on a television hosting role on Fox News to introduce a segment about dad jokes,highlighting their potential to strengthen father-son bonds. During his appearance on Fox News’s The Five, he discussed a study indicating that these intentionally cheesy jokes can improve family relationships.Vance also engaged with fellow panelists in sharing their favorite dad jokes to provide comic relief following a discussion about President Trump’s upcoming Iran ceasefire agreement, which involves iran potentially receiving benefits such as foreign investment and sanctions relief, though no U.S. funds will be directly given to Iran. Vance emphasized that Iran would need to make significant concessions to access these benefits and criticized the politicization of the Iran deal, noting that criticisms often focus on Trump rather than regional developments. He also addressed potential shifts in U.S. policy, including the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, and remarked on changing his stance regarding Trump as a sign of humility. Vance has appeared on multiple media platforms this week and is considered a possible 2028 presidential candidate, though some speculate he may also be auditioning for a future journalism or media role.
Vice President JD Vance briefly traded public service for evening television Tuesday, stepping into the role of a Fox News host to introduce a lighthearted segment dedicated to dad jokes.
Vance joined Fox News’s The Five, where he took over the anchor desk to introduce a short segment discussing a study that found the intentionally corny jokes often told by dads could strengthen the father-son bond.
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The vice president and other panelists then traded their favorite dad jokes, offering comedic relief to Vance’s appearance after he was questioned about President Donald Trump‘s ceasefire agreement with Iran that is set to be signed later this week.
Vance was asked about reports that Iran would be receiving $300 billion for reconstruction as part of the deal, but he clarified that the monetary bonus would not be paid by the United States.
The vice president explained that “Iranian propagandists” are highlighting the ways the peace deal benefits Iran without mentioning what Tehran will have to forfeit, such as the pursuit of nuclear weapons.
“Not a single cent of American money under any circumstance, no matter what the Iranians do, goes to Iran,” Vance said, adding that the financial benefits Iran will see could come from foreign investment.
“If the Iranians transform how they interact with the world, we will transform how the world economy interacts with Iran,” he said. “But if they don’t do any of that stuff, they don’t get any of these benefits.”
He then said the benefits for Iran are “icing on the cake,” considering it will have to forfeit several other items.
“If Donald Trump were elected the supreme leader of Iran, the Democrats would still say the United States has lost this,” he said, pointing to left-wing scrutiny of the deal with Iran.
Vance also touched on the politicization of the war in Iran, saying Democrats’ criticism centered on Trump and not what has changed in the Middle East.
VANCE SAYS CHANGING HIS TUNE ON TRUMP WAS A SIGN OF ‘HUMILITY’
Trump has said the agreement with Iran would also include reopening the Strait of Hormuz. Other reports suggest Iran could see sanctions lifted and assets unfrozen in addition to the $300 billion reconstruction fund.
Vance had made several media appearances this week, including on Hannity, The View, The Five, Gutfeld!, and The Megyn Kelly Show. Eyes are on Vance as a possible 2028 presidential candidate, but he may have also turned in his news anchor audition tape.
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