JD Vance tells Tucker Carlson Why He's Running for U.S. Senate

JD Vance is running for Ohio's U.S. Senate seat! He joined Tucker Carlson Tonight on Fox News for his first interview since announcing his campaign to tell viewers why he is running for the United States Senate.

“If you think about the entire trajectory of American life over the last 30-40 years, you have elites and the ruling class that have plundered this country, that have made it harder for middle-class Americans to live a normal life. And when those Americans dare to complain about the conditions of their own country - when they dare to complain about the southern border or about jobs getting shipped overseas - what do they get called?

“They get called racists. They get called bigots, xenophobes, or idiots. They need somebody who’s willing to speak for them - who’s willing to fight for them. And I just want normal Americans to know they still have a voice in this country. They love this country, but they should be able to criticize it when it’s not working for them and right now, it’s just not.”

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Conservative Outsider. Marine. Businessman. Author.

JD grew up in Middletown, Ohio, a once flourishing American manufacturing town where Ohioans could actually live a middle-class life. But over time, he witnessed jobs and economic opportunities slowly disappear from the community, leaving family, friends, and neighbors with nothing.

Turbulence was common at home and at school. JD’s father left home when he was a young boy. His mother struggled with drug addiction his entire life. His grandmother, called Mamaw, was his saving grace. Her tough love and discipline kept him on the straight and narrow. That, or maybe the fact that she owned 19 handguns. She taught him the importance of being grounded in faith and family and the prospect that a better life lay ahead.

JD went on to serve our nation in the Iraq War as a proud Marine, graduated from The Ohio State University, received his law degree from Yale Law School, and became a successful investor in Silicon Valley. He wrote a bestselling book, Hillbilly Elegy, which was turned into a movie on Netflix.