Giuliani Says Vance Has Presidential Potential, but Also Raises Concerns
Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani said on Thursday that he sees presidential potential in Vice President Vance and also cited dangers in his personality, according to The Hill.
Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani, a Republican, said on Thursday that he sees presidential potential in Vice President Vance, according to The Hill's report. He made the remarks during a live stream on his YouTube channel, addressing Vance directly.
According to The Hill, Giuliani told Vance, "I see presidential potential with you," and then said he also sees certain dangers in Vance's personality. The summary of the report does not say what those dangers are or how Giuliani described them.
The Hill's headline characterizes Giuliani's position as holding that Vance as president could be a dangerous possibility, a framing the summary available for this story does not elaborate on.
The report was written by Suryatapa Chakraborty for The Hill. The summary ends partway through the account, so any further detail on the dangers Giuliani described is not reflected here.
According to the summary of The Hill's report, neither the summary nor the headline indicates whether Vance or his office has responded to Giuliani's comments. The material available does not describe reactions from other figures in either party.
The Hill identified Giuliani as a former New York City mayor and Vance as the vice president, and the report describes the remarks as having been delivered on Giuliani's own YouTube channel. This account rests on that single report and does not draw on other outlets' coverage of the remarks.
Sources: The Hill: Giuliani says Vance as president could be a 'dangerous possibility'.