Carrie Lake

Well, Carrie Lake, before she lost the race for governor and before she lost her race to become a senator, she was a longtime television news presenter.

Well, Carrie Lake, before she lost the race for governor and before she lost her race to become a senator, she was a longtime television news presenter.

Well, Carrie Lake, before she lost the race for governor and before she lost her race to become a senator, she was a longtime television news presenter.

and she had done that in Arizona for decades. By the time she gets to these two losses, she has become one of the most ardent supporters of Donald Trump and his false election denial claims that he lost the election in 2020 because of massive fraud.

and she had done that in Arizona for decades. By the time she gets to these two losses, she has become one of the most ardent supporters of Donald Trump and his false election denial claims that he lost the election in 2020 because of massive fraud.

and she had done that in Arizona for decades. By the time she gets to these two losses, she has become one of the most ardent supporters of Donald Trump and his false election denial claims that he lost the election in 2020 because of massive fraud.

And when she, after she loses her race for Senate and after Donald Trump wins the presidency, she tells him... I want to help advance your priorities from inside the administration. And she wants to be the director of Voice of America. It's a federally funded news organization, and she wants to sort of help shape how that news is delivered to a global audience.

And when she, after she loses her race for Senate and after Donald Trump wins the presidency, she tells him... I want to help advance your priorities from inside the administration. And she wants to be the director of Voice of America. It's a federally funded news organization, and she wants to sort of help shape how that news is delivered to a global audience.

And when she, after she loses her race for Senate and after Donald Trump wins the presidency, she tells him... I want to help advance your priorities from inside the administration. And she wants to be the director of Voice of America. It's a federally funded news organization, and she wants to sort of help shape how that news is delivered to a global audience.

According to our reporting, she really, really wanted Voice of America. And that was something that she pitched to the president. Absolutely. Carrie Lake told her associates that she wanted to shape the Voice of America to be more in line with President Trump's vision and more in line with America First messaging.

According to our reporting, she really, really wanted Voice of America. And that was something that she pitched to the president. Absolutely. Carrie Lake told her associates that she wanted to shape the Voice of America to be more in line with President Trump's vision and more in line with America First messaging.

According to our reporting, she really, really wanted Voice of America. And that was something that she pitched to the president. Absolutely. Carrie Lake told her associates that she wanted to shape the Voice of America to be more in line with President Trump's vision and more in line with America First messaging.

But I believe it is worth trying to say. She said she's fully qualified for this. She's been doing this kind of work for decades. She understands the industry. And she made a really impassioned pitch for it. And it was something that clearly appealed to Trump in terms of the way that he was thinking about she could use her experience as a news anchor.

But I believe it is worth trying to say. She said she's fully qualified for this. She's been doing this kind of work for decades. She understands the industry. And she made a really impassioned pitch for it. And it was something that clearly appealed to Trump in terms of the way that he was thinking about she could use her experience as a news anchor.

But I believe it is worth trying to say. She said she's fully qualified for this. She's been doing this kind of work for decades. She understands the industry. And she made a really impassioned pitch for it. And it was something that clearly appealed to Trump in terms of the way that he was thinking about she could use her experience as a news anchor.

And it was something that he was going to be able to kind of shape from afar through her.

And it was something that he was going to be able to kind of shape from afar through her.

And it was something that he was going to be able to kind of shape from afar through her.

Yes. I mean, when she first arrived, there were a couple of people who were in the building with her. First of all, she arrived with a few Doge staffers. And there was another woman who wrote Project 2025's chapter on Doge. What should happen to Voice of America? And it was full of allegations that there were spies in the agency, that there were leftists who had taken over.

Yes. I mean, when she first arrived, there were a couple of people who were in the building with her. First of all, she arrived with a few Doge staffers. And there was another woman who wrote Project 2025's chapter on Doge. What should happen to Voice of America? And it was full of allegations that there were spies in the agency, that there were leftists who had taken over.