Sid Rosenberg detailed his meeting with JD Vance Thursday after the 77 WABC host raised concerns about the vice president’s Israel stance.
The White House meeting came as Vance works to address concerns among Jewish conservatives about his positions.
What We Know: Rosenberg met privately with Vance at the White House Thursday for roughly 30 minutes. The 77 WABC host had previously criticized Vance for what he viewed as insufficient support for Israel and questioned his relationship with conservative commentator Tucker Carlson. Vance has faced scrutiny from some Jewish conservatives following recent comments about U.S. policy toward Israel. Rosenberg, a prominent Jewish radio personality and vocal supporter of President Donald Trump, said the conversation went well and suggested additional discussions could follow.
What They Said: “In my meeting with the Vice President, everyone was young and good-looking. Except me. I’m old and good-looking … I had never met him. We’d never really spoke. We’ve been in the same room a million times, but I really know the President … I’ll tell you what his last words were: ‘Please keep in touch.'” -Sid Rosenberg
What Remains Unclear: Neither Vance nor the White House has publicly detailed the full conversation. Rosenberg said much of the discussion remained off the record, leaving the specific issues raised by both men unclear.
What It Means: The meeting comes amid reports that Vance is making greater efforts to engage Jewish Republicans as speculation continues about his potential 2028 presidential ambitions. Rosenberg has previously discussed Vance’s potential 2028 campaign on Sid & Friends In The Morning, adding another layer to Thursday’s meeting.
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