Top Trump VP Candidate Breaks Her Silence - 'I Will Tell You Right Now'

Hey ladies and gentlemen, this is Carmine Sabia for Explain America, and a lot has been made about

who's going to be former President Donald Trump's vice presidential pick, should he likely win the

Republican nomination. Now, one of those candidates is speaking out. Before we get started, please

make sure you like, comment, share, and subscribe. Those little things really help us out, and they

help our channel continue to grow. So, Elise Stefanik, who I think is probably the top

contender right now to be Trump's vice presidential candidate, she was talking to Fox News, and she

revealed some things about conversations she's had with President Trump, and she also went into some

policy issues with the Biden administration, and with what's going on with Lloyd Austin

the Defense Secretary, and all of that. But it was what she said about her conversations with

Trump that I think caught the most attention, and she tried to breeze past it, but we got it

on video, and we're going to let you see that. Before we do, I want to ask you again to like

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to grow. I'm Carmine Sabia for Explain America. We love you guys. God bless you. Take care, everybody

Yeah, because it's the asylum, roots, and parole. When they get here, now 90% of the people who get

to the border get to stay. Their court date's not for five or six years. I think you have a lot to

build on there. We'll see if it'll happen. It hasn't happened since the 1880s, a cabinet official

actually getting impeached. Now let's talk about something you know quite well. When you called up

and asked these Ivy League presidents or these elite college presidents to come up and speak

you couldn't believe their answers when it came to anti-Semitism and the lack of support for Jewish

kids on campus. Now you're trying to find out if they followed up to make sure those people

with those anti-Semitic riots actually got prosecuted, kicked off, or punished. What are you looking to do? So this is the beginning of a very robust investigation

On Monday of this week, the head of the committee put out a document request to Harvard. They have

two weeks to comply. The questions are very in-depth about how they addressed the rise of

anti-Semitism on campus, whether it was disciplinary action taken. We're also looking at the offices

of DEI, where we know at Harvard hundreds of students reached out, Jewish students who were

concerned about the rise of anti-Semitism. They got zero response. Importantly, it's also looking at

governance. The Harvard Corporation who tried to brush this under the rug and the fact that they

tried to cover up the plagiarism scandal, which is very much tied into this because we discovered

that with the scrutiny that was much deserved of Claudine Gay. And the big problem is people

think it's just three colleges. It's not. Columbia blew off your meeting. They had some ridiculous

excuse. NYU is an absolute mess. And all other colleges around the country are more like Harvard

than not, sadly, when it comes to this. Lastly, no doubt about it, you've emerged as a national

figure on pure performance, especially when you see how prepared you are for a lot of these

meetings, these hearings, and the fact you're in leadership. And you've won the respect I know of

President Trump. Are you officially somebody that he has spoken to about possibly as a running mate

I'm not going to get into the conversations that I have with President Trump. We speak frequently

I've said for a year now, Brian, I'm proud to be the first member of Congress to have endorsed

President Trump for re-election, the first. And I would be honored to serve in a Trump

administration in any capacity. But I will tell you right now, we have a lot of work ahead of us

We have a lot of work ahead of us as House Republicans. We're the last line of defense

between single-party Democrat rule. I'm honored to serve as the House Republican conference chair

And most importantly, I represent my district every single day. And look at the scandal right

now with the Secretary of Defense. I represent thousands of troops from Fort Drum, the 10th

Mountain Division, who are deployed in the Middle East right now. It is unacceptable that you have

a Secretary of Defense who is not transparent with the White House. So I'm looking forward

to being active on that issue to deliver accountability and transparency. And I call

for his resignation. So you want him fired? Absolutely. It has an impact on, first of all

adversaries are watching. If you look at the national security challenges around the world

today, whether the Middle East on fire, whether you think about China continuing to be on the rise

continuing to watch for American weakness, this asserts American weakness. And it shows the White

House has no idea what's going on. The fact that they did not know, the president of the United

States did not know, it is unheard of. This is why I called for the secretary to resign. This is

why we're doing an investigation. Pass a budget, get some border reform, and besides that, finish

up strong and don't oust your speaker. Those are some of the things on your docket. Elise Stefanik

thanks so much. Thanks. All right, coming up straight ahead, growing fallout over Secretary

Austin's health, as we just discussed