Republican vice presidential nominee J.D. Vance tore into NBC News host Kristen Welker for constantly trying to bait him with “gotcha” questions during a tense segment.
During an interview on NBC, Welker repeatedly asked Vance if he agreed with Trump’s suggestions that his Department of Justice could use a special investigator to “go after” President Joe Biden. Vance said he was not opposed to the idea.
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