This is CBSI in the world. I'm John Bachelors. Selina Zito of the Washington Examiner, the Pittsburgh

Post, Gazette, the New York Post, conversation with Vice President Pence and turning on first

and importantly, his presentation for what happened on January 6, 2023. Selina, he's contained

in some fashion because he's testified to the grand jury and those statements are must-be

kept quiet. However, he did say that everything he had to say to the grand jury, he's already

written in his book and said aloud in other circumstances. He did the right thing on January

6th. Is he getting credit for it? To your measure in the party?

Yeah, actually, I do believe he is getting credit for it. My pants has always been respected

within the Republican Party, always seen as a good soldier for the platform, for the values

and the beliefs. He always was a complete opposite of Trump in that presidential off when

he served as the Vice President because he is very calm, he is very insured. He's had a great

success before he was the Vice President. He was in, it was a member of Congress in Indiana,

rose up into house leadership and then served for two, was elected twice to be the governor

of Indiana at a time where Indiana was not as conservative as it is today. So, so giving

that, that how people have viewed him before he was Trump's Vice President and then after

January 6th, I would say the only people that find this pleasure with him are the people

that are right and die Trump and who believe that Trump can do absolutely no wrong. Outside

of them, no, they are a very loud voice. But outside of them, Republicans, do you have

favorably? The Vice President mentions that his best moment since the presidency are

speaking to young people. How so? What did he say about addressing college aid?

He finds him, you know, he, and he was clicked to point out that he doesn't go to places

that are just friendly to conservatives. But he finds them to be very aspirational,

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