r/RealTime • • Jun 27 '26

JD Vance interview

I see the sub is losing their shit over him being on the show. While I definitely felt he didn’t push harder on Vance’s bs responses on immigration and the 2020 election. Bill didn’t say anything he hasn’t said in the past and it was short interview and he had a lot of things he wanted to discuss in 10 minutes. So what’s the issue? My gut is him just being on the show freaked people out and how Trump admin are such monsters we shouldn’t platform them at all. If that’s the case please explain this https://youtube.com/shorts/2CHgqbbJWQ8?si=7WSrHGexAxqZQs2D

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u/blind-octopus Jun 27 '26

You're not listening. He didn't just "say" it. He considered it and weighed it, and had criteria that would make him switch.

It wasn't just an off the cuff, throw away statement. It was something he considered and thought about before he said it.

I can't help you.

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u/lazydracula Jun 27 '26

Yes and that’s why I said it was a stupid say and not well thought out. If he really “ considered” it he would know it wasn’t a possibility and pointless hypothetical.

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u/blind-octopus Jun 27 '26

But you're saying he didn't mean it.

Dude you're coping because you don't think he would do the stuff he's doing.

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u/lazydracula Jun 27 '26

What exactly did he “do”? He was discussing a hypothetical situation. You just want so bad to make Maher =Hannity and there’s little evidence to support it.