Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Jack Spear. Vice President J.D. Vance told European leaders

gathered at the Munich Security Conference their biggest security threat was not from Russia or China,

but from their own suppression of free speech inside Europe. MPOs Rob Schmitz reports from Munich.

After a week of top U.S. officials

making comments about negotiations with Russia to end its war in Ukraine, European leaders were

expecting Vance to lay out the Trump administration's vision about the future of Ukraine. Instead,

Vance delivered a lecture on how European leaders should listen more to supporters of far

right and populist political parties, and by not doing so, said Vance, they're failing to live up

to their democratic ideals. Vance also warned the audience about out-of-control migration.

Vance received only tepid applause throughout his 20-minute speech.

Rob Schmitz and then PR News, Munich.

New York City Mayor Eric Adams, along with President Trump's new border czar, Tom

Holman appeared on the show Fox and Friends today.

Comes as the interim prosecutor for the Southern District of New York, along with other

career prosecutors, have been stepping down, claiming corruption charges against the Democratic

Mayor were dropped in exchange for his cooperation on immigration.

Adam said immigration has been ongoing concern for him, and he praised Holman's work.

That's what's good about what we're doing right now, what Tom, the border czar, has done.

I've said it over and over again.

We need to control our borders and not allow

people to come into the country gang members coming into the country of people who are here to

commit crime i think what we we've witnessed the borders are has has done we have seen a

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