Vice President JD Vance delivers a White House press briefing – June 18, 2026

Vice President JD Vance roasted the Independent’s White House Correspondent, Andrew Feinberg, for a second time on Thursday after trolling him last month for his biased monologue questions. 

Amid confusion at the briefing on Thursday over who Vance had called on to ask a question, Vance said, “Sorry, in the blue jacket,” gesturing to a reporter in Feinberg’s direction.

“That’s a Navy jacket,” Vance told Feinberg when he tried to take his chance.

Vance continued, “Should we have, should we have a debate about the difference between blue and navy?”

He then told Feinberg, “Not that guy, because you give a speech whenever you ask a question. I’m gonna give her an opportunity,” leaving him visibly frustrated by the turn down. Meanwhile, the rest of the room erupted in laughter.

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Vance previously roasted Feinberg during a press briefing last month, when he asked an incredibly long and nasty question, leveling accusations of insider trading against the President before finally getting to the point.

Vance briefly interrupted twice during the monologue, describing it as a “hell of a question,” then later urging, “Okay, what’s the question?”

After Feinberg’s nearly 90-second-long speech, Vance went off, trolling him with a lesson on asking a question. “That was a doozy. Before I answer your question, I want to just observe there are different ways to ask a question,” Vance said, scolding the reporter for giving a speech instead of just asking a question.

The Vice President further told the reporter, “You can just ask a question and try to get your answer, or you could do like a speech, where you say, you know, ‘Mr. Vice President, you know, you’re a terrible human being, and so is the President, so is the entire cabinet.’ And then I’m like, ‘What’s your question?’ And then your question is, ‘How dare you?'”

“Come on, man. Have a little bit of objectivity in the way that you ask these questions,” he added before answering the question and explaining that the President has independent investment managers, is not trading stocks himself, and still supports a ban on insider trading for public officials.

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