Comfortably Smug

Now she's trying to tell the New York Times that she didn't say at least some of them, which has forced the reporter, Chris Whipple of Vanity Fair, to provide the tape recording pieces to the New York Times showing she did say the things.

So that's not the move.

This guy is a respected reporter.

though he works for a leftist publication, you know, he's producing the receipts, the recordings already.

So don't play that game.

If you said it, just stand by it.

And I'll just give you what I think is the biggest, this is what I think is the biggest

problem in it.

All the rest is just insults, like saying J.D.

Vance is a conspiracy theorist and has been for 10 years, saying his conversion to MAGA and being pro-Trump was sheerly political, which she contrasted with Marco Rubio's evolution, which she credits as being sincere, right?

Like

It's not great.

He's the vice president.

He's almost certainly going to be the Republican nominee next time around.

And you've got Susie Wiles saying he's a conspiracy theorist.

But I'll tell you the one that's probably the most consequential in real terms.

And that is on page 18 of the 35-page article, at least the way it printed for me.

And she was talking about the Letitia James indictment.

And he's pressing her on whether this is all retribution.

She is saying, okay, you know, he doesn't like some of these people, et cetera.