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On Oct. 9, New York Attorney General Letitia James was indicted on federal bank fraud charges regarding a mortgage for a home she owns in Virginia. Three days later, George Stephanopoulos, host of ABC’s “This Week,” asked Vice President J.D. Vance about a recent ProPublica investigation, which found that at least three of Trump’s Cabinet members call multiple homes their primary residences on mortgages <[link removed]>:

“How do you respond to critics who say the Trump administration is engaging in a double-standard here?”

Vance changed the topic.

Stephanopoulos asked, “Do you dispute the facts that ProPublica reported?”

Vance replied, “Do I dispute a far-left blog that I haven’t read, that you brought up in this interview? I have no idea, George. I have no idea what they actually said. But I certainly question the source. I question their credibility. And most importantly, I am not worried about what they said about members of our administration.”

Vance did not respond to the facts of the story.

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