The Speech That Stunned Europe

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JD Vance ‘most popular American in Europe’ as Hirsi Ali heralds speech that stunned EU leaders

US Vice President JD Vance has become "the most popular American in Europe", according to political activist Ayaan Hirsi Ali, following his landmark speech at the Munich Security Conference

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‘The entire place was in shock’: Fmr. Ambassador to Russia on Europe's reaction to VP Vance's speech

General Barry McCafferry, Retired United States Army, Michael Crowley New York Times Reporter and Michael McFaul, Former United States Ambassador to Russia joins Nicolle Wallace on Deadline White House to discuss what comes next for NATO and America's relationship with our European allies with our nations President and Vice President siding with out adversaries and lashing out against allies who we are have agreements with to defend.

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The Speech That Stunned Europe

Read U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance’s remarks at the Munich Security Conference.

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Vance Delivers a Historic Defense of Free Speech in Europe

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The American Moment: Critics Prove Vance’s Point on the Threat of the Anti-Free Speech Movement

Below is my column in the New York Post on the unhinged response to Vice President J.D. Vance’s historic defense of free speech in Europe. The chorus of criticism from press and pundits was immediate. Literally speaking through tears, German diplomat Christoph Heusgen responded to VP Vance: “It is clear that our rules-based international order is under pressure. It is my strong belief that this more multipolar world needs to be based on a single…

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The American vice president shocked Europe. But he had already beaten it up for (un)freedom of speech

At the Munich Security Conference, US Vice President J. D. Vance criticized Europe for restricting freedom of expression, sparking a wave of controversy. Newsweek magazine wrote that the speech "has Europe panicking," The Guardian newspaper spoke of "the collapse of the transatlantic alliance," and conference chairman Christoph Heusgen said on Sunday that "we must fear that our shared foundation of values is no longer shared." The German diploma…