Vice President Vance is leading the White House's first press briefing in 42 days on Thursday afternoon, filling in for a press secretary position that has been vacant since Karoline Leavitt's departure at the end of August. During the briefing, Vance explained the administration's reasoning behind the Venezuela oil deal that was struck last week. The vice president addressed various topics, including the current state of gas prices.
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Vice President Vance Leads White House Press Briefing, Discusses Gas Prices and Venezuela Oil Deal
Vice President Vance conducted the White House's first press briefing in 42 days, discussing the administration's recent Venezuela oil deal and addressing gas prices. This briefing marks a continuation of the administration's communication efforts following the departure of the previous press secretary.
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