President Trump unexpectedly refused to commit to endorsing Vice President JD Vance for president in 2028 during a press conference. Vance appeared visibly uncomfortable when Trump stated they had never discussed such an endorsement. Trump called Vance talented but emphasized it was too early, citing the upcoming midterms. This exchange raises questions about the Republican Party's future leadership, with other potential candidates like Marco Rubio mentioned. The situation was awkward for Vance, especially since he had expressed belief a day earlier that Trump would endorse him. Vance had speculated that Trump might let the race play out naturally rather than preemptively endorse. Vance has largely remained in the background on divisive Trump policies like the Iran war. Recent statements from Vance suggest he may not have supported the White House's decision to launch the Iran war. In other news, Vance declined to endorse Netanyahu, stating he only endorses American candidates. Critics argue that the media's reaction to Vance's stance on Netanyahu highlights a deep-seated subservience to Israel.