Sen. JD Vance (R-OH) slammed ABC News host Jonathan Karl during an interview on Sunday over Minnesota Governor Tim Walz’s position on transgender issues involving minors.

Karl claimed that Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump lied about Walz when he said that Walz signed a law that allows the state to “kidnap” children away from their parents if the parents do not consent to transgender procedures.

The far-left law that Walz signed allows the state to take temporary custody of a minor if the minor comes to the state seeking transgender procedures in defiance of their parents.

“What President Trump said, John, is that Tim Walz has supported taking children from their parents if the parents don’t consent to gender reassignment. That is crazy,” Vance said. “And, by the way, Tim Walz gets on his high horse about mind your own damn business. One way of minding your own damn business, Jon, is to not try to take any children away from me if I have different moral views than you.”

When Karl once again tried to defend Walz, Vance responded: “What I just explained to you, I would describe as kidnapping, Jon. He has absolutely done this stuff.”

After Karl continued defend Walz by denying the facts of the matter, Vance shifted the conversation to another important issue in the race.

“Why aren’t we talking about inflation? Why aren’t we talking about the fact that groceries are unaffordable thanks to Kamala Harris’ policies, and so is housing?” Vance asked. “We’ve talked a little bit about the border. Why aren’t we talking about the fact that the entire world is on fire because of Kamala Harris’ foreign policy? She’s just asleep at the wheel. We have a set of plans. You talk about sticking to the facts. Donald Trump and I have a set of plans to lower the cost of housing and food.”

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WATCH: @JDVance SUPLEXES ABC’s Jon Karl into next week after his lame attempt to firefight for Tim Walz over MN law allowing the state to seize children if their parents do not consent to cross-gender hormones/mutilation. NO STOLEN VALOR QUESTIONS DURING 16-MINUTE INTERVIEW pic.twitter.com/h4tJsXCt3C

— Jorge Bonilla (@BonillaJL) August 11, 2024

President Joe Biden made numerous false claims about his record as president and about Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump during a softball interview that aired Sunday morning.

Biden made the remarks during an interview with Robert Costa on “CBS News Sunday Morning” in which Costa did not push back against any of Biden’s false claims nor did he ask Biden any remotely challenging questions about his numerous failures as president.

Biden claimed that before he dropped out that polls showed that his race against Trump was “neck and neck,” which largely does not reflect what public polling showed in the weeks after his disastrous debate performance against Trump in late June. He also said that he performed badly only because he was “sick” and that he had “no serious problem.”

He said that he dropped out because other Democrats told him that he was going to hurt their races and that he didn’t want to be a distraction during the remainder of the election cycle.

He said the other reason he dropped out was that he was so old that he “can’t even say how old I am.”

“It’s hard for me to get it out of my mouth and, uh, but things got moving so quickly, it didn’t happen,” he continued.

He said that his top priority as president was to stop Trump from becoming president again.

Biden again claimed that he decided to run for president because of the riot in Charlottesville and repeated debunked lie that Trump called neo-Nazis and white supremacists “very fine people.” The lie was so egregious that even left-wing Snopes has debunked it.

Biden also claimed that Trump represented the Ku Klux Klan in the White House, saying that they felt comfortable coming “out of those woods with no hoods” because they “had an ally.” Trump has repeatedly condemned white supremacy.

“They knew they had an ally in the White House, and he stepped up for them,” he falsely claimed.

Biden also lied when asked about what will happen with regard to the transfer of power next January when he is no longer president.

Biden said that he was not confident that there will be a peaceful transfer of power because of Trump’s comments about “there will be a bloodbath.” Biden’s claim is false, Trump’s remark was made specifically in reference to manufacturing jobs in the U.S. and how electing another Democrat to office will result in an economic “bloodbath for the country.”

Biden also falsely claimed that he “created 16 million jobs, real new jobs.” Biden’s claim is greatly distorted because the majority of those jobs, about 9 million, were lost during the pandemic and people were returning to their old jobs.

Biden said that the “biggest mistake” that his administration made was “we didn’t put up signs saying ‘Joe did it.'”

He also claimed that “MAGA Republicans” have no respect for “political institutions,” a claim that he made immediately after he called the Supreme Court “so out of whack” and in need of reform.

President Biden sits down with CBS News chief election & campaign correspondent @costareports for his first interview since announcing his withdrawal from the presidential race. He talks about his decision and his family; his support of the Harris-Walz ticket; and what he sees as… pic.twitter.com/njNECYJVCV

— CBS Sunday Morning 🌞 (@CBSSunday) August 11, 2024