Vice -President JD Vance has beaten CBS News' Margaret Brennan for what he called 'Crazy Exchange' that she had on Sunday morning with State Secretary Marco Rubio.
Brennan asked Rubio about the Vice -President's comments at the Munich security conference, in which he argued that free expression and democratic institutions were eroded when she wrongly connected the Holocaust to the freedom of expression.
“He was in a country where free speech was armed to lead genocide and he met the head of a political party that has extreme right -wing views and some historical ties with extreme groups,” said the news anchor.
“The context of it changed the tone,” she said about Vance's speech. “And you know that.”
Rubio then defended Vance, who later went to X to write that it was a 'crazy exchange'.
“Does the media really think that the Holocaust was caused by free speech?”
For his part, Rubio Brennan confronted and said he would not 'disagree' with her.
“Free speech was not used to perform a genocide,” he argued on the face of the nation.
Margaret Brennan from CBS News wrongly linked the Holocaust to freedom of expression
She asked State Secretary Marco Rubio about the Vice President's comments at the Munich Safety Conference
'The genocide was led by an authoritarian Nazi regime that happened to be a genocidal because they hated Jews and they hated minorities …
“There was no free speech in Nazi Germany, there was no,” Rubio argued.
'There was also no opposition in Nazi Germany, they were [the] Only and only party to control that country.
“So that is not an accurate reflection of history.”
In his speech on Friday, Vances accused European politicians of forcing people to conclude social media accounts and urged leaders to do more to steal illegal immigration.
He reserved special contempt for the nearest ally of America, and the case of Adam Smith-Connor, a British man who was arrested after praying near an abortion clinic, of which he claimed it was an attack on the 'fundamental freedoms of Religious British 'who' prayers criminalizes'.
“Europe stands for many challenges, but the crisis that this continent is currently confronted with, the crisis that I believe we are all confronted together is one of our own making,” he said.
“If you run out of fear of your own voters, there is nothing that America can do for you, nor is there something that you can do for the American people who have chosen me and chosen President Trump.”
Vance argued at the conference that free speech and democratic institutions were eroded
He called Brennan's interrogation 'A Crazy Exchange' in a message on X
He then accused officials of the European Union of canceling elections and asked if “we are sticking ourselves to a suitable higher standard.”
Vance also accused European leaders of the echo of communist language by acting against 'disinformation' and 'wrong information', and he insisted home Trump's long -term requirement that European
'Although the Trump government is very concerned with European security and is of the opinion that we can achieve a reasonable arrangement between Russia and Ukraine, and we also believe that it is important for Europe for a great way in the coming years To increase, “he said.
'The biggest threat to Europe is not external – it is internal. A retreat from his own fundamental values, values ​​shared with the US, “he argued.
