Vice President JD Vance has broken his silence on the Oval Office meeting that went insane last week with a warning for Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.

He advised the Ukrainian president that he should rethink his position after losing the support of a staunch ally in Republican South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham.

“Well, I’ve got to imagine that they’re probably rethinking it. What did you make of European leaders, you know, quote, their voices of solidarity this weekend? Because it’s Lindsey Graham who’s been very supportive of Ukraine in this conflict,” Fox News host Sean Hannity said to the vice president.

“I mean he was livid. Yes. And he said if they want to now defend their own continent, let them go ahead and do it. Good luck to them,” he said before Vance responded.

“Yeah and my message to Ukrainians, by the way, to President Zelensky is when you’ve lost Lindsey Graham, that means you need to come to the negotiating table and recognize Donald Trump is the only game in town. He’s the only person who I think has a meaningful plan to save that country. But, you know, Sean, here’s the problem with the Europeans,” the vice president said.

“And a lot of these guys are our friends, they’re our allies. We, of course, you know, the president has a great relationship with a lot of European heads of state, and so do I, but they need to be realistic. And the craziest part about this, Sean, is that sometimes you’ll have European heads of state who in public will puff up their chest and say, we’re in it with President Zelensky for the next 10 years,” Vance said.

“And then in private, they’ll pick up the phone and say, this can’t go on forever. He has to come to the negotiating table. So I honestly don’t care what the Europeans say in public. What I care is what they say in private. And what they need to be saying to President Zelensky is, this can’t go on forever. The bloodshed, the killing, the economic devastation, it’s making everyone worse off. The only pathway to, I think, back to peace and prosperity is what the president’s trying to accomplish,” Vance added.