Vance's No-Clap Moment: A Rocky Start for VP

0:00It's April 30th. This is Entertainment and Celebrity News today, powered by AI, your daily dose of celebrity buzz. Vice President JD Vance caught heat for sitting stone face during King Charles III's speech to Congress on Tuesday, April 28th. While most folks stood and clapped, Vance stayed seated when the King talked about standing firm on Ukraine's defense and tackling climate change, threats. He did join the early standing ovation for the King's entrance and applauded broader unity messages, but skipped the hot button stuff that rubs. Against Trump administration views, that included nods to NATO's role post 9-11 and protecting natural systems. Speaker Mike Johnson looked puzzled at first, but eventually rose to clap on some points while Vance held firm. A journalist covering Ukraine online pointed out how the King cleverly framed nature as a national security issue, getting some applause going. Some media lit up with jabs from jokes about the King's rhetoric swaying even skeptics to digs at Vance's style.

1:01Folks noted how tying issues to security flips the script for certain crowds. Vance's approval sits at a rough minus 18 points now. The lowest for any VP this early in. Worse than Kamala Harris or Mike Pence at similar. Spots. Vance no clap moment just amps up the chatter on his rocky start in the role.