Mark Halperin

He went in the briefing room a few weeks ago.

I forget the occasion.

And like his first framing was, well, liberal media bias.

I think it was on Minnesota and the fraud there.

And so he seems to either add some combination of principle and instinct and exploitation.

He really turns to this thing.

So here's my question.

In the context of him maybe wanting to run for president,

What's the right way for him and for America for Vance to approach this?

In other words, he doesn't seem to really – although he says to the press, you do better, he really doesn't seem to actually mean it.

I think he wants to exploit it, and he's certainly not giving them any constructive help.

So if you're advising J.D.

Vance to say, Mr. Vice President, Mark and I think your goal should be to make the media better –

rather than to wallow in a positive way and exploit their badness.

What should he be doing if he wants to get to be president, but also actually change the coverage so it's not as negative?

Because they don't like him.

Beautiful.

Lovely.

Lovely what you just said.

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