James Carville blasted JD Vance for stumping for Trump's $3.3 trillion legislation and taking a vacation to England's wealthy Oxfordshire region.

As three of the most powerful men in the world attempted to seize yet another media moment broadcasting the White House’s crackdown on crime in Washington, protesters in the station drowned them out.

There’s apparently a bromance brewing in the Capitol, and it involves JD Vance. “I mean, I have a lot of good friends,” Vance said. “The weird thing is, you say it’s one person and then fundamentally that’s an insult to other people.

Officials won't confirm whether Vance will come back to his home in Cincinnati this weekend. In addition to the road closures, security checkpoints will be set up for residents and delivery trucks that need to access the area, according to the city.

While speaking to a crowd in Peachtree City, Vance aimed to promote how the GOP’s sweeping budget bill could help working-class American families. During his remarks, he tore into former President Joe Biden’s administration, claiming that some of its policies have caused rural hospitals to struggle as a result.

An estimated 1,900 troops are being deployed in D.C. with more than half are coming from GOP-led states responding to the Trump admin.

Vance was joined by two members of Congress, Buddy Carter and Mike Collins, and former college football coach Derek Dooley, all of whom who are running in the GOP race to challenge Ossoff next year. At the Alta Refrigeration facility, Vance stood in a warehouse in front of a large American flag and two banners that said, “Jobs! Jobs! Jobs!”

The wall on the side of Sulimay’s Restaurant joins a global movement of using memes of the Vice President to protest his policies.

Fox News correspondent Mark Meredith reports on Vice President JD Vance's visit to Georgia and a potential 2028 White House run on 'Special Report.'