Vice President JD Vance says he and President Donald Trump have “aggressively” considered how to pass the SAVE America Act, described by the White House as voter ID legislation. In an interview released Tuesday, Vance tells Vince Coglianese of the Daily Caller that he and the president discussed options for how to move the bill through the Senate.

Both outlets report Vance characterizes their approach as a coordinated effort aimed at securing passage. Breitbart says he describes the planning as “wargaming” a strategy, while the Daily Signal frames it as the two leaders having “thought through” how to take control of the Senate floor. Each account emphasizes Vance’s claim that they considered multiple procedural possibilities, but neither source provides additional detail on the specific legislative steps or timing for the bill’s passage.