A leaked audio recording surfaced this week featuring Vice President JD Vance speaking candidly with friends about Harry Sisson, a prominent Democrat activist. In the clip, Vance can be heard praising Sisson’s prowess with women, despite their stark political differences.
“Listen, I don’t agree with the guy on anything—politics, values, you name it,” Vance reportedly said. “But real recognizes real, and Harry Sisson has major game.”
The recording, which has not been independently verified, captures Vance marveling at Sisson’s reputation after several women recently accused the activist of being a serial womanizer.
Sources close to the Vice President have neither confirmed nor denied the audio’s authenticity, leaving open the possibility it could be an AI-generated fabrication.
Sisson, a vocal figure in progressive circles, has faced mounting scrutiny following allegations from multiple women tied to Democratic campaigns. The accusations paint him as a smooth-talking operator who leaves a trail of broken hearts among party loyalists.
Vance, in the alleged recording, takes an unexpected stance of admiration for his ideological foe’s exploits. “He’s a player,” Vance continued. “The Michael Jordan of banging Democrat activists. You have to respect that kind of talent.”
Critics of Sisson argue his behavior undermines the moral high ground often claimed by his party, while his supporters dismiss the claims as exaggerated or irrelevant to his activism.
Vance’s alleged comments suggest a rare moment of cross-aisle appreciation rooted in something other than governance.
“It’s not about left or right,” he supposedly told his friends. “It’s about the scoreboard, and Sisson’s racking up points.”
Speculation about the recording’s origins has fueled online debates, with some pointing to advancements in artificial intelligence as a potential source. Experts note that AI-generated audio can convincingly mimic public figures, raising questions about its legitimacy.
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