During a press conference on Thursday, September 3, JD Vance, the vice president of the United States, spoke about a commemorative ceremony in New York City that marked the 25th anniversary of the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks. The event, held at the site of the former World Trade Center, is an annual tradition to honor the victims and reflect on the impact of the attacks. Vance's comments were part of a routine update to the media, and he used the opportunity to address the upcoming event. Vance made a lighthearted remark, joking that he was "really looking forward to spending time with Joe Biden" during the ceremony. His comment was brief and not elaborated upon, suggesting it was intended as a casual observation rather than a formal statement. The remark did not appear to address any specific policy or political issue, and it was not clear whether it was meant to be taken literally or as a form of humor. The 9/11 commemorations are significant events that bring together government officials, first responders, families of victims, and the public. These ceremonies often include speeches, moments of silence, and other symbolic gestures to honor the memory of those affected by the attacks. The 25th anniversary was particularly notable as it marked a quarter of a century since the events of that day. Vance's remarks, while brief, were consistent with the tone of the press conference, which focused on routine updates and did not delve into contentious topics. His comment about spending time with President Biden did not provoke any immediate reaction from the press or public, and no further details were provided about his plans for the ceremony.