In an exclusive interview on Fox News, Vice President J.D. Vance discussed his political future and the deadly mid-air collision over Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport. Vance was asked about running for president, to which he responded with a smile, acknowledging it was the first time he’d been asked. He also addressed the crash, linking it to short-staffed air traffic controllers due to policies from the previous administration. Vance elaborated on President Trump’s comments regarding DEI policies, explaining that these policies may have contributed to the shortage. He criticized the media for misinterpreting Trump’s remarks, emphasizing the need for talented air traffic controllers and the necessity of investigating all factors involved in the crash.
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