Vice President Appears on Morning Show to Promote Faith Memoir

The vice president appeared Tuesday on ABC's "The View" to promote a newly released memoir on faith. The interview shifted quickly to questions about the economy, immigration enforcement, and other administration policies. The vice president acknowledged the setting at the start of the segment. "This is a show of MAGA Republicans, right? That's what my media team told me," he said.

Hosts asked about affordability and inflation.

The vice president said the president had described claims that Republicans caused affordability problems as a hoax. When pressed on comments about inflation, the vice president said the president referred to inflation declining once a war ends. He also cited increases in manufacturing jobs.

The vice president described himself as a conspiracy theorist on Epstein-related matters. He said the administration is not holding back files and noted that some materials involve court rulings or duplicates. Hosts asked how the vice president reconciles his faith with immigration enforcement. He said the approach strikes a balance between maintaining borders and providing appropriate treatment.

Administration Policy Hosts questioned the vice president about administration actions related to race. He said every person is welcome in the political coalition and pointed to efforts to increase safety in Washington, D.C.