JD Vance

I guess my pitch to them would be, we came into the administration with what we believe was a mandate from the American people to make government more responsive to the elected will of the people and less responsive to bureaucratic intransigence. And changing that is not perfect. And I won't even say that we've gotten every decision right.

I think that sometimes even Elon has admitted, we made a mistake, we corrected the mistake. So the point is not that this is perfect. The point is that it was a necessary part of making the people's government more responsive to the people. And I think that if you look over the next, you know, in two years, you look at the past two years or in four years, you look at the past four years.

I think that sometimes even Elon has admitted, we made a mistake, we corrected the mistake. So the point is not that this is perfect. The point is that it was a necessary part of making the people's government more responsive to the people. And I think that if you look over the next, you know, in two years, you look at the past two years or in four years, you look at the past four years.

What I hope to be able to say and what I think is true today and will still be true then is that we actually have done with some bumps. We've done a good job at making the government more responsive, at more efficient to the cabinet secretaries or the deputy secretaries in those departments.

What I hope to be able to say and what I think is true today and will still be true then is that we actually have done with some bumps. We've done a good job at making the government more responsive, at more efficient to the cabinet secretaries or the deputy secretaries in those departments.

And that this sort of feeling of shock, I don't dismiss it or diminish it, but I think that the system actually needed some pretty significant reform. And I'd ask people for patience because we're on the inside of this. You elected us to do a job and you get to make the judgment with the benefit of hindsight, whether we were just breaking stuff

And that this sort of feeling of shock, I don't dismiss it or diminish it, but I think that the system actually needed some pretty significant reform. And I'd ask people for patience because we're on the inside of this. You elected us to do a job and you get to make the judgment with the benefit of hindsight, whether we were just breaking stuff

or whether we were actually doing something in the service of fixing things. I promise you that I believe that we're fixing things, but ultimately the American people will be the judge of that.

or whether we were actually doing something in the service of fixing things. I promise you that I believe that we're fixing things, but ultimately the American people will be the judge of that.

Thank you.

Thank you.

As many of you are aware, both of our governments are hard at work on a trade agreement built on shared priorities, like creating new jobs, building durable supply chains and achieving prosperity for our workers. In our meeting yesterday, Prime Minister Modi and I made very good progress on all of those points.

As many of you are aware, both of our governments are hard at work on a trade agreement built on shared priorities, like creating new jobs, building durable supply chains and achieving prosperity for our workers. In our meeting yesterday, Prime Minister Modi and I made very good progress on all of those points.

And we are especially excited to formally announce that America and India have officially finalized the terms of reference for the trade negotiation. I think this is a vital step. I believe this is a vital step toward realizing President Trump's and Prime Minister Modi's vision, because it sets a roadmap toward a final deal between our nations. As many of you are aware.

And we are especially excited to formally announce that America and India have officially finalized the terms of reference for the trade negotiation. I think this is a vital step. I believe this is a vital step toward realizing President Trump's and Prime Minister Modi's vision, because it sets a roadmap toward a final deal between our nations. As many of you are aware.

You can pause it right there.

You can pause it right there.

Or schools, specifically.

Or schools, specifically.

Hey, guys, it's Shady Vance, the vice president. And you know, there was so much excitement around Usha's visit to Greenland this Friday that I decided that I didn't want her to have all that fun by herself. And so I'm going to join her.