Hayley Caronia

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.

They ran on this.

The American people voted for this.

So I don't really understand the pile on them for doing the interview and not a pile on Vanity Fair in being petty and rude.

We expect Vanity Fair to be, you know, unprofessional and biased, but we should expect them to do better and hold them to a higher standard.

And that's probably what the Trump cabinet was trying to do here.

But I want to get into some more lies.

They're not just coming from the media, but also from sitting lawmakers like Congresswoman Ilhan Omar herself.

She is peddling the lie that her son was targeted and pulled over by ICE.

This was her over the weekend on one of the Sunday shows saying that her son was pulled over.

And this is what happened.

Watch.

Am I supposed to feel bad that he has to carry identification around?