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Sid Rosenberg, JD Vance ‘Hit It Off’ In White House Meeting.
Rosenberg said the vice president won him over in a private meeting as Vance seeks broader Jewish support for a possible 2028 run.
- On Thursday, New York radio personality Sid Rosenberg met with Vice President JD Vance at the White House, emerging with an unexpectedly positive assessment of their discussion.
- Rosenberg, a vocal critic of Vance's approach to Israel, had previously faulted him for his friendship with commentator Tucker Carlson and questioned the administration's support for the Jewish state.
- Emphasizing that the two "hit it off," Rosenberg predicted further discussions on "very substantial things" while also meeting President Donald Trump in the Oval Office afterward.
- The White House meeting occurred amid Vance's broader outreach to Jewish Republicans, including plans to host a Shabbat dinner this week to address community concerns about Israel policy.
- With Vance widely viewed as a leading 2028 presidential candidate, he faces scrutiny from pro-Israel Republicans despite recently stating the administration is willing to part ways with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu when necessary.
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Sid Rosenberg, JD Vance ‘Hit It Off’ In White House Meeting.
WABC New York host Sid Rosenberg met with Vice President JD Vance at the White House Thursday, following weeks of publicly criticizing Vance over his comments on Israel and relationship with Tucker Carlson. Rosenberg said the nearly 30-minute conversation went…
Pro-Israel Radio Host Who Slammed JD Vance Comes Out of One-on-One Meeting Singing a Different Tune
Pro-Israeli radio host Sid Rosenberg, who has been skeptical of Vice President J.D. Vance’s stance on Israel, met with him Thursday and seems to have developed an entirely different view […]
·Phoenix, United States
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Vance courts NYC conservative Jewish radio host in White House sit-down
Conservative New York City talk radio host Sid Rosenberg, a critic of Vice President J.D. Vance's stance on Israel, said he's more optimistic about him after their White House meeting on Thursday.
·Washington, United States
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