JD Vance Heckled While Visiting Troops Stationed In DC
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President Donald Trump deployed troops in the city in response to a supposed “crime emergency.”
WASHINGTON — Vice President JD Vance, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and White House deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller visited with National Guard troops at Shake Shack in Union Station on Wednesday.
“Free D.C.” and pro-Palestinian activists heckled Vance as he entered the restaurant.
“It’s couch fucker. You gonna fuck a couch, buddy? ... Go fuck a couch,” one person was heard shouting at the vice president, a reference to a made-up internet meme that went viral last year.
President Donald Trump deployed troops in the city in response to a supposed “crime emergency.”
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