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ABC Anchor CUTS JD Vance LIVE — VP MELTS DOWN Over $50K BRIBE Question
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ABC’s George Stephanopoulos cut off Vice President JD Vance mid-interview after he refused to answer a simple question:
Did Trump’s border czar Tom Homan take a $50,000 cash bribe caught on FBI tape?
The exchange exploded on national TV — with Vance dodging, deflecting, and finally getting CUT OFF. In this video, Tony Michaels breaks down the full interview, exposes the White House’s damage control, and explains how this could become the biggest bribery scandal of Trump’s second term.
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