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0:53Now PlayingVice President JD Vance in a Friday speech defended President Trump’s foreign policy approach as a way of living out Catholic teachings on peace — hours before Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky arrived at the White House to further negotiations amid the ongoing war with Russia.
“When President Trump talks about the need to bring peace, whether it’s in Russia and Ukraine, whether it’s in the Middle East, we of course have to recognize that as a policy oriented towards saving lives and carrying out one of Christ’s most important commandments,” the vice president said in remarks at the National Catholic Prayer Breakfast in Washington, DC.
Vance, 40, has been one of the staunchest supporters of Trump’s “America First” policies — and gotten into sharp disagreements with Zelensky over the Ukraine leader’s approach to ending the three-year conflict with Russian President Vladimir Putin’s military.
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