Vance: I have disagreed with Trump about the war with Iran

Vance was speaking in response to a question about his relationship with Tucker Carlson, a political commentator and former Trump ally. Vance said Carlson, who has espoused conservative views, was "very, very angry" about the war. "He and I have had this conversation privately and publicly. I know how he feels and I understand," he said.

In an interview broadcast on Friday (yesterday), JD Vance, the vice president of the United States of America, stated that he may disagree with Donald Trump on the Iran war.

According to Ambassador Arjan, Vance said in a political talk show hosted by former White House spokesman Sean Spicer: "Even if you disagree with him on that one issue, you can have that difference of opinion. And I think I have had that difference of opinion as well."

Vance was speaking in response to a question about his relationship with former Trump ally and political commentator Tucker Carlson, who has strongly criticized the war on Iran, arguing that it serves Israeli interests rather than American interests and conflicts with Trump's pledge to avoid costly foreign military interventions.

Vance said Carlson, who has espoused conservative views, was "very, very angry" about the war. "He and I have had this conversation privately and publicly. I know how he feels and I understand," he said.

He added: "What I told Tucker is don't be careless about everything... Isn't closing the borders and ending ridiculous racial discrimination against whites in admissions at our universities worth acknowledging that Donald Trump has done a lot of good things?"