Hayley Caronia

After the first administration, there was a lot of turnover.

There were people that he couldn't trust.

And I think when President Trump got back in the Oval Office this time, he thought, I'm going to put together a team that is airtight.

I'm putting together a team that is going to work well together, that I can trust, people that I know are going to do their jobs, people that I know aren't going to, you know,

commit crimes, people aren't going to attack people for no reason, just on the basis of being our political enemy or what have you.

I mean, this is a group of people that is trustworthy for once.

And I think President Trump knew that if he got a second chance at getting back in the White House, he was going to do it right this time, and I think he has.

And I thought it was interesting because Susie Wiles posted that on X, and people were responding to that post.

She was getting pushback.

From people in conservative media, by the way, saying that she shouldn't have done the interviews at Vanity Fair anyway.

They should have known that they're anti-Trump.

They should have known that they were going to do a hit piece.

Like, why give them any ammo?

And I get that.

But I think most people in the media have an opportunity to turn down interviews.

Like, those people commenting, they don't have to do interviews when they're asked.

Personally, I get requests to do interviews, and I can tell based on the outlet whether it's going to be friendly or when it isn't, and I can make decisions accordingly.

I don't have to answer, right?

And when you're in the government and you're supposed to be a public figure and you're supposed to be in an administration that runs on being transparent, I can understand why they sat down for this.

I can understand why Susie Wiles took all of their phone calls and answered all their questions.