JD Vance

So yeah, you know, it just you recognize that your zone of privacy is very narrow and that takes some adjusting and getting used to and you know, there are all of these these small little adjustments but it by and large honestly, like I love our Secret Service detail.

Our kids are really into them.

They sort of see them as their police protectors.

Our seven-year-old, it's funny, you know, he's in second grade.

And one of his buddies, their parents came to us and said, do you know that the kids are playing this game in school called Boss Man?

Where basically one second grader will walk down the hallway or down the playground flanked by two separate second graders.

Like they're playing Secret Service now in their school.

Oh, how bizarre.

So like on the one hand, that's really bizarre and I hope that it doesn't permanently screw up the psychological development of my kid.

On the other hand, it's kind of funny and you just go with the flow and you try to work with it.

Yeah, I mean, it's one of these things when you're elected to the Senate and, you know, I'm a pretty young guy.

I think I'm the second youngest United States senator right now.

You certainly think like, is this something I might do in the future?

What does this look like?

What would you need to do in terms of getting your family in the right mental space and just making it happen?

But it's all very abstract, right?

It's not all that different from, you know, 10 years ago thinking about starting a business that I never started, right?

It's just things you think about, but you never really think that hard about, right?

Yeah.

And that was kind of my attitude towards it.