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I'm Margaret Brennan in Washington, and this week on Face the Nation, our exclusive interview with the new vice president, J.D. Vance.

Washington's been a whirlwind of activity in the first week of the Trump 2.0 administration.

But what's real and what's just on the president's wish list? Mr.. President, if you're ready, we'll dive right in. Ready to go. It's a new era of governing

in the nation's capital. You'll hear what the VP has to say about immigration, lowering

prices for American consumers, reforming the agency that handles disaster aid, those tech titans supporting Trump,

and the pardons of 1,500 people charged with crimes in the January 6th Capitol attack,

plus House Republican Mike Turner and Democrat Jason Crowe. It's all just ahead on Face the Nation. Good morning and welcome to Face the Nation.

We want to get right to our interview with Vice President J.D. Bance, his first since taking office.

We spoke with him yesterday in his ceremonial office adjacent to the White House. Pete Hegeseth,

it was a tie, bipartisan opposition,

smallest margins since the job was created, you had to break that tie. If the nominee can't unite your party, how is he going to lead to three million people? Well, look, I think Pete is a disruptor,

and a lot of people don't like that disruption, but Margaret, that disruption is incredibly

necessary. If you think about all of those bipartisan, massive votes, we have to ask ourselves, what did

they get us?

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