Vice President JD Vance said that lowering grocery prices will likely “take a little bit of time” after being pressed in a tense interview on CBS’s “Face the Nation.” Host Margaret Brennan noted that President Donald Trump and Vance had vowed to slash grocery prices during their campaign before asking which of the 20-plus executive orders that Trump signed this past week would immediately offer Amerian consumers some relief for staggering prices.

CBS Face the Nation host Margaret Brennan grilled JD Vance on the economy as he failed to pick out an executive order that had an immediate effect on grocery prices. The vice-president appeared to struggle before Brennan as she claimed most of the executive orders made by Donald Trump this week did not relate to the economy.

Vice President JD Vance told CBS News that "Rome wasn't built in a day" when asked how quickly consumers might see prices fall.

Vice President JD Vance was pressed on Sunday during an interview about when grocery prices would come down for Americans following President Trump's first week in office.

Trump has repeatedly promised to lower inflation as soon as he takes office – but none of his executive orders directly tackled that

President Donald Trump seems to have finally found a country that won’t rebuff his plan to send it hordes of undocumented immigrants who don’t hail from that nation. The Trump administration is working on a plan with El Salvador that would allow the Latin American country to accept immigrants from the U.

U.S. Vice President JD Vance acknowledged Sunday that Americans will need to wait before seeing relief from high grocery prices, despite the President Donald Trump administration’s flurry of executive orders in its first week back in office.