January 1, Vance Calls Out NBC for Skipping Trump Cheers

Wyatt’s Take

• JD Vance said NBC News ignored Israelis cheering for Trump at a Tel Aviv rally.
• He pointed out NBC showed booing of Netanyahu but not the cheers for Trump.
• Vance argued Trump’s hard work led to the new peace deal with Hamas.

Vice President JD Vance went on national TV to criticize NBC for leaving out the part where Israelis cheered President Trump at a rally in Tel Aviv. He said NBC only showed the crowd booing Israel’s prime minister but skipped over the praise for Trump.

“But I also have to give your network a little bit of grief, Kristen, because last night I was watching NBC, they were covering this and they mentioned during a rally last night in Israel, when Steve Witkoff our special envoy mentioned Bibi Netanyahu the crowd booed, but the broadcast didn’t mention when Steve Witkoff mentioned President Trump –– the crowd actually cheered.”

The rally gathered support for hostages held by Hamas and came after Trump’s team announced a negotiated peace deal aiming to free them. Speakers like U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff and Trump’s family spoke at the event, with the crowd reacting strongly—booing Netanyahu but cheering Trump.

Witkoff responded, “OK, let me just finish my thought. I was in the trenches with the prime minister. Believe me, he was a very important part here.”

According to Israeli officials, all living hostages are set to be released within 72 hours. The return of those killed is expected to take longer. The agreement was celebrated at the rally, where the crowd’s response showed where their loyalty lay.

Vance told NBC’s Kristen Welker that Trump’s careful negotiations brought about the peace deal and release, saying, “And why is that, Kristen? Why did the crowd cheer? Because this moment came from very, very deliberate and consequential diplomacy from the president and the entire administration.”

The deal comes two years after Hamas attacked Israel, and it now kick-starts a countdown for the return of dozens of Israeli hostages.

Stay alert and informed, because the big media won’t always give you the whole truth. Keep your eyes open and watch who gets the credit when things really change.

Wyatt Matters

Folks in the heartland know hard work pays off, and you can always tell which leaders put America’s interests first by the respect they earn, even thousands of miles away. Truth needs a clear voice, no matter what TV tries to hide.

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