00:04:57.440Real America's Voice will be traveling with the president throughout the duration of this weekend.
00:05:03.800I wanted to put out as well and announce that this weekend I will also be making an appearance with Turning Point USA coming up on this Saturday and Sunday for NASCAR weekend out in Las Vegas.
00:05:18.800We're going to be out there handing out flags, handing out shirts, I should say, freedom hats, whatever other little stuff that we have to all the NASCAR fans.
00:05:28.360So if you happen to be at the NASCAR race this weekend in Las Vegas, please stop by and see us at The Turning Point.
00:05:42.460But look, folks, I want to say thank you to the vice president's office for giving us this opportunity to spend the day with the vice president,
00:05:50.740to go in, to be able to have the interview.
00:05:53.320And by the way, you are going to love because there's this one moment of the interview where things get a little bit rough, just a little bit rough.
00:06:01.240But the vice president and yours truly, of course, remain absolutely unflappable.
00:06:09.720And so, folks, what you're seeing here is a picture of an administration as it heads into the final month before critical midterm elections.
00:06:18.220Questions about the popularity of the Iran war, high prices, gas prices, grocery prices, questions about immigration, questions about generational aspects of policy.
00:06:30.900The youth, Gen Z, baby boomers, Gen X, millennials, elder centennials, all the rest.
00:06:37.960We get into it and so much more in our exclusive sit-down interview, which comes up just next here on Human Events Daily, only on Real America's Voice.
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00:09:47.620Let me I want to get in here. And so we've broken up the interview into part one and part two.
00:09:53.360To fit with our broadcast schedule and the first part of this interview, what we get into is is so important because, number one, it's important for national security.
00:10:04.700It's also important for jobs. It's important for the economy.
00:10:08.040And that was, of course, the news of the day.
00:10:10.900And that was the vice president heading down to the new naval shipyards in Brownsville, Texas, of Saronic Technologies.
00:10:18.700And I had the opportunity to speak with Saronic while I was there.
00:10:21.860I had the opportunity to see a little bit of their operation or what their operation to be will become.
00:10:27.000Now, folks, remember, we had that downed airman in the Strait of Hormuz a couple of months ago.
00:10:31.620and he was saved as a matter of fact by an autonomous surface vessel so a vessel essentially
00:10:39.980a drone ship so a drone ship went and saved this down i think it was a helicopter pilot
00:10:45.660if i remember correctly and it was a saronic vessel that went in was able to rescue him so
00:10:52.380that vessel traveled without any uh without any manned capability whatsoever he was the only
00:10:59.880person on it, once he got on, gets on, then was able to travel back into more neutral territory,
00:11:05.600more friendly territory, because he was down in hostile territory and came back. It's like,
00:11:10.960I got to say, guys, as a sailor, it is a new era. It's something that I think is interesting.
00:11:16.640Obviously, it's going to be the wave of the future. And more importantly, it means jobs for Texans,
00:11:23.140specifically for Americans and hopefully for young male Americans as well. So that for that
00:11:31.880frames the the context for the first couple of questions that I get into. So sit down and enjoy
00:11:37.520part one of our interview with Vice President J.D. Vance aboard Air Force Two. Mr. Vice President,
00:11:43.760great to see you again. I see you, man. Well, an incredible trip down to Texas. Tell us a little
00:11:48.160bit about the shipyards operation. Obviously, it's something you've been talking about for a
00:11:51.100long time as a Navy man and something I appreciate. Yeah, yeah. So did you think obviously was
00:11:56.600campaigning with Eric Flores in Texas 34. But the main reason we went down actually was to talk
00:12:01.900about the groundbreaking that's been happening in a Brownsfield shipyard. So Brownsfield is
00:12:07.960obviously extreme South Texas. And the shipyard that's being built there will become the highest
00:12:14.640tech and one of the largest shipbuilding facilities in the world. So I didn't realize
00:12:18.780this actually until a couple weeks ago but you know we haven't opened a new shipyard in this
00:12:22.920country in about 80 years since right sort of around the time we closed quite a few of them
00:12:29.220so basically this is all about the president's agenda to re-industrialize the country build
00:12:34.260more in the united states but you're starting to see it pay off and this stuff what i always try
00:12:38.400to remind people is this stuff takes time you know manufacturing isn't computer programming
00:12:42.500you can't flip a switch and then all of a sudden there's a product it takes years of capital
00:12:47.740investment of building but we're 18 months in man we're seeing a real construction boom
00:12:52.460trillions of dollars of new investment coming in and a new shipyard for the first time in this
00:12:56.900country in 80 years it's incredible to see the one question so i keep getting hit up with this
00:13:00.840as well is you know obviously one of the groups that we're looking at um that was such a key
00:13:07.080part of the coalition in 2024 young men yes and uh young men working in shipyard sounds like a
00:13:13.440great job you have at the same time we see the numbers among young men it seems like the support
00:13:18.620there is gotten a bit tenuous from where it was two years ago yeah and at the same time uh obviously
00:13:24.120you know we could talk about burritos for uh for quite a bit but it seems like there's members of
00:13:29.380our own movement that seem almost hostile to young men when they bring up some of these issues yeah
00:13:36.780how do we account for that number one and then number two how do you go and get that group to
00:13:41.620about vote for you when they're feeling this hostility, too? Well, I think, first of all,
00:13:45.980you just have to be honest with people, right? As I say, Rome wasn't built to the day. We inherited
00:13:51.140the worst inflation crisis in 48 years. We inherited 40 years, not just Joe Biden, as much
00:13:56.200as I don't like Joe Biden, but 40 years of precedence, with the exception of Donald Trump,
00:14:00.560who were outshoring jobs, offshoring jobs, importing cheap foreign labor. Like, I just
00:14:05.640think you have to level with people that if you're trying to undo 40 years of bad policy,
00:14:09.940of globalization, of shipping American jobs overseas, it's going to take a little bit of
00:14:14.580time to fix that. Now, do I think we've made incredible progress? Absolutely. But I think
00:14:19.280we just have to be honest with people. Look, we're trying to fix what was broken over 40 years.
00:14:24.040Everything was not going to be fixed in 18 months, but you can't ignore people's concerns. And so,
00:14:29.140you know, on the one hand, you have the president talking about all the great building that's
00:14:32.820happening. You have me sort of acknowledging that it's going to take a long time to rebuild
00:14:37.520the American middle class. And on the other hand, you have a few tone deaf Republicans who say,
00:14:42.300shut up if you're pissed off about a $22 Garrido. Well, my response to those people is no,0.51
00:14:48.200listen to people who are upset with the state of the economy. If we don't listen to people,
00:14:53.320we will turn into the very thing that we hate, the very thing that we ran against,
00:14:57.400the very thing that we beat. I thought what the vice president said there is absolutely key.
00:15:03.100The idea that so many of Republicans are tone deaf when it comes to young men, that so many Republicans and members of the conservative movement, perhaps people who I've talked about this week and just conservatives in general, many thought leaders, people who are in positions of authority, positions of power, they act as if the young male vote is something that's a foregone conclusion.
00:15:32.360that it's not something that they actually need to earn, that it's a group that they're able to
00:15:36.100simply disrespect. It's a group that they don't have to actually earn their vote. And as such,
00:15:42.800they turn around and treat young men, particularly white men, as the butt of every joke. They're0.88
00:15:48.260always portrayed in a negative light, even by other Republicans. And what do we also hear?
00:15:53.600We always hear, we always hear that, uh, it's, it's, it's their fault. It's their fault for
00:15:59.700being lazy. It's their fault for being ridiculous. It's their fault for being stupid or whatever it1.00
00:16:05.060is. At the same time that we have a massive crisis in this country, when it comes to over1.00
00:16:10.400immigration, we have a crisis in this country when it comes to H one B. And in part two of
00:16:15.580the interview, I do ask a vice president bands about the H one B program. And we asked the
00:16:21.920question when there are so many elements, when there's so many pressures, when there's so many
00:16:26.600influence that are stacked against young men in this country, why should they be okay with it?
00:16:33.980Why should their vote not be something that actually has to be worked for? Shouldn't there
00:16:40.640be a delivery that they can point to, that can be pointed to, to say, this is what we're doing to
00:16:46.340fight for your vote? Think about it. This is the way the GOP treats every single other bucket of
00:16:52.680voters. That's how it's referred to in the parlance. Brad Todd over CNN says, I have no
00:16:57.260idea what I'm talking about. Okay, fine. So, well, I don't take, you know, I also don't take
00:17:03.380millions of dollars to ride the coattails of Donald Trump, but, you know, to claim that I
00:17:08.480was the one who won the election, but all right, I digress. The way that they treat every other
00:17:13.840bucket of voters is to say, hey, this is what we're doing for this group. This is what we're
00:17:17.200doing for veterans. This is what we're doing for law enforcement. This is what we're doing
00:17:19.760for uh for hispanics this is what we're doing for whatever the x group is right but when have you0.98
00:17:26.160ever seen the gop come out and say hey this is what we're doing for young men
00:17:31.200we're doing for women we always hear that women women for blank women for black women for blank
00:17:36.660what about men what about young men and the idea being that young men oh no no no no no no young0.80
00:17:44.860men, you know, that's just a group that it's, it's totally fine to demonize them. It's totally0.74
00:17:49.860fine to go against them. It's totally fine to attack them. You know, they can be the butt of
00:17:54.300every joke. Nobody cares. It was fine. So then when you turn around and you're, you spent all
00:18:00.000this time attacking young men, why would you ever expect them to vote for you? Why would you ever
00:18:05.960expect them to, to say, Oh, I'm going to fill out the ballot and I'm going to go and hang out at the,
00:18:11.920in the line at the polling place. And I'm going to go do that. I remember, and I remember in
00:18:17.140Bucks County, Pennsylvania in 2024, when me and my brother and so many people were sending out
00:18:22.900care packages of Wawa and we were showing up with coffee and all sorts of things because people were
00:18:28.120in line and we wanted them to be able to stay and to keep the polls going when they had the early
00:18:33.000voting lines. We did it over and over and over. You take care of the people that come out to vote
00:18:38.420for you. You treat them with respect. You treat them as if they matter. You treat them as if
00:18:43.400their concerns matter. And yeah, if that means a couple of wah-wah coffees along the way, then I
00:18:48.900am more than happy to pick up the tab or pizzas and whatever, hoagies, whatever, and the affiliary,
00:18:55.060we call them hoagies, whatever else it is. But you don't do it by disrespecting them. And I
00:19:00.520appreciated what the vice president had to say. Part two of our sit down interview with vice
00:19:06.360President J.D. Vance coming up right after the break, only here on Real America's Voice.
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00:20:19.460All right, folks, we're back here. Human Events Daily, Real America's Voice. About to play here
00:20:24.660part two of our interview with the vice president. And in this one, the vice president had some very
00:20:31.080strong things to say because I ask him again about the tone deafness of some of those colleagues
00:20:37.420in his party. And I ask him, why is it that you would you would then go and turn and attack young
00:20:45.160male voters right before an election? It just doesn't seem to make sense to me. Why not try
00:20:51.240to add to your voting base? But again, I don't want to put words in the vice president's mouth.
00:20:57.140Let's let you hear it for yourselves here only on Real America's Voice,
00:21:01.880our exclusive sit-down with the Vice President, J.D. Vance, part two.
00:21:24.060So my belief on this is the H-1B program has been totally taken advantage of, not just by technology companies, by accounting firms, by people who are basically defrauding the American worker.
00:21:36.640If you want to say, oh, I'd like to bring a genius into the United States of America, you can have that conversation.
00:21:43.560But if you're going to bring in an accountant making $45,000 a year to replace an accountant who's an American making $60,000 a year, that's not you using the program to bring in a genius.
00:21:55.340That's you destroying American jobs and defrauding the American people.
00:21:59.320We've done more, and I know people are frustrated about this, but we've done more on the H-1B visa than any administration in history.
00:22:05.820About a year ago, the president, Stephen Miller, and I, we came up with this idea where, well, Congress was not going to reform the H-1B program because, unfortunately, a lot of people were bought by the cheap labor lobby.
00:22:17.660But we did come out and say, if you want to apply for an H-1B, you have to submit a $100,000 fee.
00:22:25.340And the thinking there was, if you're just trying to replace an American accountant with a cheap or foreign accountant, then you're not going to pay $100,000.
00:23:29.620And I mean, look, one of the things that that changed has changed a whole lot for a long time, for the worse and now for the better, is that we institutionalized anti-white, anti-male discrimination in this country.
00:23:42.040I mean, if you just look at the way that we spoke about white men in the United States of America, not me, obviously, not the president, but like Joe Biden, like it's actually amazing.
00:23:52.500You know, you did call them a bunch of hillbillies.0.58
00:23:58.660I'm proud of that, man. Right. And yeah, like the hillbillies are a part of the coalition, but we're a proud part of the coalition.
00:24:04.520I don't think we we don't we don't shy away from that term.0.72
00:24:07.260But look, man, you institutionalized for a very long time a way of talking about our fellow Americans that was totally disgusting.
00:24:16.380And I was actually talking with a friend of mine about this.
00:24:19.160And he was like, if you look at the way the Biden administration discriminated against people and job applications, college applications, the way that we just allowed explicitly racist discrimination against our laws to become part of the normal practice of our government, of our admissions policies, of our private corporations.
00:24:37.200It's kind of insane that we didn't have like a revolution in this country.
00:24:42.400We explicitly discriminated against people.
00:24:45.660And it's one of the things that I'm proudest of in the Trump administration.0.92
00:24:47.700Again, there's a lot more work to do, but we're not discriminating against people, black or white, based on the color of their skin and job applications.
00:24:55.560We're telling the universities you're not allowed to discriminate against white guys, against dudes, against anyone.
00:25:00.920We don't want discrimination against anybody, but we did allow that discrimination in this country for a long time.
00:25:05.980So what I would tell young men who are pissed off is you should absolutely be advocating for more.
00:25:12.080You should absolutely be demanding more, but I would also recognize the wins because they are out there.
00:25:16.480Mr. Vice President, thank you so much.
00:36:44.360Nobody's arguing that. And I've never heard this where people are saying, oh, we want a fast track or, you know, one of these fast lanes over there.
00:36:54.720We need more white representation. No, what we want is people to get out of the way.0.84
00:37:01.220Yeah, no, I'm with you. And the ad from the from the Sanders administration in Arkansas was really surprising.
00:37:07.980I saw something that Michael Knowles posted where basically he said that this white kid in his 20s, this Gen Z kid, was basically, when you looked at it, a stand-in for, you know, the majority of people who are on welfare programs.
00:37:23.280It's also worth noting that it might have been difficult for them to find any other actors who were willing to do this part.
00:37:30.500You know, perhaps they should have done an animation or something else.
00:37:33.440Perhaps they were afraid of being called racist if they did use somebody who is, you know, who's black, perhaps, you know, which black Americans have a higher percentage based on per capita use of government programs like that.
00:37:50.160There is also, I mean, Arkansas is a white state. But yeah, I mean, it doesn't make a lot of sense to see this kid as the face of, you know, welfare abuse in the state. And the most people I think that use government benefits in the state in Arkansas are older, older women, I think, is if my research is being remembered properly, older women in the state are primarily the beneficiaries of that.
00:38:17.780But yes, I think we would like a level playing field.
00:38:20.400We would like an opportunity for all of the children of America to do what they can based on their merit and their worth and their ability, you know, which is how you prove yourself.
00:38:30.800And if there's one thing that I think we've seen specifically in the past several years where different people do get a leg up without having to prove themselves, what is most important to kids' confidence?
00:44:16.320And that's, of course, what we have sought for generations to not be part of in this country.
00:44:21.620That's one thing that our Declaration, our Bill of Rights, our Constitution tells us.
00:44:25.140And if we follow these rules that have been set down by some of the most genius men to ever walk the face of the earth, then we can have a society where every kid has an equal opportunity by virtue of, you know, the society itself and not because of whatever random racisms and prejudices everybody has.
00:44:45.320So I think that that's important to remember. We can do this as a society. We can do this. We have done it. We have been doing it. We have examples in our leadership that that show clearly what's been what's been possible. And Hillary Clinton is just wrong on what she's saying.
00:45:01.700no it's it's it's it's clear it's clarity this is exactly what she's saying exactly what she1.00
00:45:10.340means she's saying exactly what she's been about all along this isn't the type of feminism where0.51
00:45:14.640it's like oh we're gonna we're gonna show that women can do the same thing that men can do we're0.96
00:45:18.720going to show that women have the capacity to be leaders and think no no she's saying that men
00:45:23.760shouldn't be leaders she when she ran and you remember this uh when she ran for president it
00:45:29.180was there what was the catch line i'm with her right her what is that i'm with her that we should
00:45:37.400do this for her that it's all for her it's all it's it was this whole fantasy it's her powerful
00:45:45.500fantasy and when we and the other catchphrase don't forget what the future is female and when
00:45:50.480we look at the future is female all i can think of is that female future is now and it was the
00:45:55.120lindsey clancy jury that's not something i want in in our lives or in our country0.92
00:45:59.820no and and unfortunately that is and we actually talk about that in the new unhumans that this has
00:46:07.320become the new fifth wave feminism whereby in all men are inherently guilty and uh men essentially
00:46:15.620have the uh the presupposition of guilt and must prove themselves to be pro-feminist and
00:46:24.400anti-male themselves before they can be considered to be uh you know to be uh uh possibly dealt with
00:46:33.660by society and unfortunately you're you're already seeing that and i haven't really covered this much
00:46:38.440as well as well but you know this um this cornell seven case which we're going to hit on thought
00:46:42.880crime later tonight which is a just a massive rush to judgment unfortunately um i think it's
00:46:48.360i think it's a symptom of living in a a fallen world where sin and vice are completely rampant
00:46:53.580I think that these, you know, these these cases are unfortunately part and parcel of the world we live in, because, again, you know, we as conservatives push for traditional values and frat parties and and the rest aren't exactly part of that.
00:47:11.780Yeah, no, I haven't dug hugely into this Cornell case.
00:47:16.880So I'm going to look forward to hearing you guys talk about it because I've been looking for a few minutes to just dig into it.
00:47:22.360Yeah, I don't like seeing these kinds of cases come up and become so partisan and angry. We had the Duke case years ago and that turned out to be a hoax. And a lot of times I think something that happens is that women want to be perceived a certain way.
00:47:40.020And so when they go against the sort of values that would indicate how they could be perceived as virtuous, and then that comes out, it's sort of like a wrecking ball to their psyche.0.54
00:47:53.300And they start pointing fingers at everybody who was involved in whatever debaucherous activity they got involved in.0.68
00:48:00.820And my message to women out there would be if you're capable of making weird decisions, you got to then just own the decisions.0.93
00:48:08.060If you don't like the decisions you made, then look at them and say, you know what?1.00