J.D. Vance

What happens when the same people who are shooting up a mall or driving airplanes into buildings have a nuclear weapon?

That is unacceptable.

And it's not just them.

Because if the Iranians get a nuclear weapon, you know who gets a nuclear weapon like the next day?

The Saudi Arabians.

And then somebody else in the Gulf Arab state.

And so you have nuclear proliferation on a global scale.

The biggest threat to security in the world is a lot of people having nuclear weapons.

So what the president said is Iran's not going to get a nuclear weapon.

We're going to work with China and Russia and any country, whether they're friend or whether we're a little more competitive, to try to draw down the amount of nuclear weapons that exist in the world.

I think that's the most important thing you could do for peace and stability.

And the question is, what do you do to enforce that red line?

Iran can't have a nuclear weapon.

That is the stated policy goal of the president of the United States.

It's so funny.

Sometimes you have people who are saying, well, the president's too belligerent.

And then sometimes you have people who say, well, the president, he's talking about diplomacy and he's talking about negotiating with the Iranians.

We shouldn't negotiate.

We should just bomb them.

What the president's going to do is he's going to keep his options open.