JD Vance

They see David Sachs.

Oh, David Sachs.

And they were so impressed.

And they look at me, and they go, oh, shit.

It's also impressive.

Yeah.

It's so like, oh, there's the vice president.

So, you know, even for the vice president of the United States, we're all just shadows in the sun.

I appreciate you guys.

We appreciate you.

Good to see you guys.

Good stuff.

Thank you.

Well, I want to be respectful, of course, of the private conversation we had. I mean, generally, we talked about issues the Vatan cares a lot about. Obviously, they care about the migration issue. They care a lot about world peace. They care a lot about what's happening in Russia, Ukraine. They care a lot about what's happening with Gaza and Israel. And so very productive conversation.

Well, I want to be respectful, of course, of the private conversation we had. I mean, generally, we talked about issues the Vatan cares a lot about. Obviously, they care about the migration issue. They care a lot about world peace. They care a lot about what's happening in Russia, Ukraine. They care a lot about what's happening with Gaza and Israel. And so very productive conversation.

I mean, amazing to me. As you know, I was one of the last world leaders to meet with Pope Francis on Easter Sunday before he passed away. I'm actually wearing the tie that he gave me Which is very cool. Let's see. Yes. Yeah. Very excited about it.

I mean, amazing to me. As you know, I was one of the last world leaders to meet with Pope Francis on Easter Sunday before he passed away. I'm actually wearing the tie that he gave me Which is very cool. Let's see. Yes. Yeah. Very excited about it.

Yes. Yeah. On dark blue polka dots. But, you know, so it's been in the life of one person's faith who happens to be an American political leader. It's been really an amazing three, four weeks. And I'm sure I'll have some time to think about it and reflect on what it all means. But you're really just honored to be here and thrilled to be a part of it.

Yes. Yeah. On dark blue polka dots. But, you know, so it's been in the life of one person's faith who happens to be an American political leader. It's been really an amazing three, four weeks. And I'm sure I'll have some time to think about it and reflect on what it all means. But you're really just honored to be here and thrilled to be a part of it.

Well, I think one of the criticisms that I get from the right is that I am insufficiently committed to the capital M market. And I am a capitalist. I believe the market economy is the best way of provisioning goods and services and coordinating people across a very complex society.