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Brennan then pivoted to economic issues, questioning Vance about measures taken in Trump's first week to lower consumer prices. Vance claimed that executive orders signed by Trump were slowly steering the economy back and blamed the prior administration for significant price rises, particularly in energy. He noted that while there was record oil production during Trump's time, the figures from the current administration had not lived up to expectations.
Despite her persistent inquiries about the tangible effects of these executive actions, Vance insisted that the policies being identified as problematic were intrinsically linked to the unrest that Biden’s economic strategies had caused.