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“To make it a little bit more crystal clear, we borrow money from Chinese peasants to buy the things those Chinese peasants manufacture. It’s about what’s best for the United States.”
That’s not just bad economics, he argued—it’s a national crisis. Manufacturing has vanished, prices are soaring, and home ownership feels like a fantasy for millions of Americans. According to Vance, Trump’s new tariff plan is a necessary course correction.
“For 40 years, we have gone down that pathway. We’ve seen closing factories. We’ve seen rising inflation. We’ve seen the cost of housing so high that most Americans can’t afford to buy a home right now. President Trump is taking this economy in a different direction. He ran on that. He promised it. And now he’s delivering,” Vance said. “And yes, this is a big change. I’m not going to shy away from it. But we needed a big change, Lawrence.”
In case there was any doubt about where the administration is headed, Vance emphasized that deregulation is on the way—and in a big way.
“We’re going to have the biggest deregulation in the history of this country,” Vance announced, laying out a plan to drive down costs, particularly for energy.
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“We’re doing a lot of things and already have done a lot of things to lower the cost of energy. You heard the president mention this yesterday. Eggs, when we came in, were at a 10-year high and all of a sudden they’ve dropped 60 percent just in the two months of the Trump Administration.”
Despite the early wins, Vance was honest about the challenges ahead. Biden left behind a financial disaster, and fixing it won’t be instant.
“Joe Biden left us — this is not an exaggeration Lawrence — with the largest peacetime debt and deficit in the history of the United States of America, with sky-high interest rates. You don’t fix that stuff overnight,” Vance said.
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He closed with a promise to the American people: the Trump administration is fighting tooth and nail to turn things around.
“We know people are struggling. We’re fighting as quickly as we can to fix what was left to us, but it’s not going to happen immediately. But we really do believe that if we pursue the right deregulation, we pursue those energy cost-reducing policies, yes people are going to see it in their pocketbook. They’re also going to benefit from the fact that foreign countries can’t take advantage of us anymore. That means their jobs are going to be more secure.”
Vance’s message was clear: America is done being the world’s doormat. With Trump back at the helm, it’s about protecting the American worker, rebuilding the manufacturing base, and putting Main Street ahead of multinational interests.
In a time when so many politicians are afraid to challenge the status quo, Vance isn’t mincing words—and neither is Trump.
