‘What Is Going On Here?’: JD Vance Names Surprising Thing He’s Learned About Donald Trump
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The vice president told Fox News' Lara Trump that he'd learned it about her father-in-law from "just working with him every day."
Vice President JD Vance offered his take on working with Donald Trump during a largely softball Fox News interview with Lara Trump, the president’s daughter-in-law.
When asked what has been “the most surprising part of being his vice president,” Vance replied: “Oh, there’s so many surprising things.”
But one trait stood out. “One thing I’ve learned just working with him every day is, he doesn’t have an off switch,” said Vance, adding Trump will “call you at 12:30 or at 2 in the morning, then he’ll call you at 6 in the morning on about a totally different topic.”
“It’s like, ‘Mr. President, did you go to sleep last night? Like, what is going on here?’” Vance added.
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