J.D. Vance

I mean, there was a moment in the Oval Office, I wasn't even in there, but I was in the West Wing and somebody sent me where he was talking to Caitlin Collins, who's the CNN anchor.

And I have a decent relationship with Caitlin Collins, which is unusual given that she's from CNN.

But the president, she's asking a question.

The president says, why don't you ever smile?

Yeah.

And it's actually like so perceptive.

Even if you're asking a tough question, even if you take your job very seriously, like why does it always have to be so antagonistic?

Have some fun, right?

Life, you can't always take yourself too seriously.

You're going to have a heart attack.

And that's too much of the Washington press corps.

And of course, they don't act like that when the other guys are in power.

So there is a political bias angle to it.

But I think that the press would have a much higher, the media is one of the least trusted institutions in the United States of America.

more people would trust them, more people would like them if they actually expressed the range of emotions.

Like, I'm not saying you have to agree with everything that me or President Trump do, but nobody is angry all the time.

And when you come across as angry all the time, it's just fake.

The New York Times.

Yeah.

Okay, so just on this.