During a series of interviews with Vanity Fair, White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles gave a brutally honest look inside the second Trump administration. Wiles has called the article a "hit piece." @ms.now

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Marjorie Taylor Greene claimed Epstein’s victims have a secret list of rich, powerful men they were trafficked to and are keeping it private out of fear.

Marjorie Taylor Greene said “the dam is breaking,” pointing to 13 Republicans joining Democrats to overturn a Trump executive order and noting signs of pushback in Indiana, suggesting the start of a “lame duck” season.

Marjorie Taylor Greene criticized Trump’s attacks on Rob Reiner, calling them “classless” and “completely below the office of the president,” even for those who disagreed politically with Reiner.

Trump admitted his envoy for Russia-Ukraine, Steve Witkoff, knew nothing about Russia. No surprise here, his entire cabinet seems to be auditioning for “Who Knows Less About Their Job?” Hegseth, RFK Jr., Noem

Miriam Adelson said she spoke with Alan Dershowitz, who encouraged “four more years” for Trump’s third term and Trump added that she’d contribute another $250 million.

Trump said Miriam gave his campaign $250 million, calling her the top contributor and suggesting that level of support merits special recognition. Trump: “She gave me $250 million… basically, she’s my boss now.”

Levin remarked that Trump is now the first Jewish president to serve two nonconsecutive terms.

Sen. Fetterman expressed support for Trump’s aggressive Venezuela stance on Truth Social, arguing that sanctions targeting oil make sense given Iranian, Russian, and Chinese involvement.

Susie Wiles interview “Wasn’t on the record” Freudian slip, perhaps.

Karoline Leavitt dismissed a Vanity Fair feature as a “hit piece” on Trump, framing it as an attack on what she calls “the greatest president in our nation’s history.” Greatest president? That’s one way to deal with a Vanity Fair cover story.

Karoline Leavitt claimed that Trump “made up the slogan ‘Drill, Baby, Drill,’” despite the phrase originating from the 2008 GOP platform and widely associated with Republican energy campaigns before Trump’s presidency.

Karoline Leavitt claimed gas prices are below $2 per gallon in “many states.” If this were true, the gecko would’ve switched from car insurance to gasoline tips.

Karoline Leavitt claimed Trump is “putting Americans back to work” and praised job gains, despite the unemployment rate being at a four-year high. Trump creates jobs… in the alternate reality where 4.6% unemployment doesn’t exist.

JD Vance admitted he sometimes aligns with conspiracy theories but claimed he only believes the ones that are true. Jan 6, indictments, and bankruptcies must be some of the “false” conspiracies, then.

JD Vance suggested addressing unemployment by cutting government jobs and hiring private-sector “great Americans,”

JD Vance echoed Trump’s self-assessment, giving the economy an “A++++,” Inflation, affordability, and supply chains? Nah, A++++ solves everything.

JD Vance falsely claimed that Biden “gave us the worst economy in the world,” JD Vance: turning hyperbole into economic policy since… well, never.

JD Vance claimed falling rents are due to the removal of illegal aliens. Simple economics, JD-style: criminals took the apartments, Americans deserve them back, and that explains everything.

Sen. Lindsey Graham dismissed concerns about the Sept. 2 strike video, claiming the operation is lawful. If war hawkishness were a sport, Graham would be in the hall of fame — starting with Iraq and now defending potential cover‑ups.

Pete Hegseth declined to release full unedited footage of the second Sept. 2 strike, citing its top-secret classification. If the footage proves nothing, why hide it? Oh right… international law.

When asked why Congress delayed addressing healthcare bills and rising premiums, Speaker Mike Johnson gave a vague answer, claiming they’ve been “working steadily” Trump might be asleep, Congress might be slow, but at least the gecko is still selling car insurance.

When asked why voters should support Republicans if Trump claims his legislative agenda is essentially done, Speaker Mike Johnson avoided a clear answer, instead said "this president doesn't sleep."

Rep. Scalise claimed federal law prevents Americans from accessing lower-cost health insurance options, using car insurance ads with geckos and emus as a metaphor for the system’s restrictions. Health insurance is expensive because geckos haven’t lobbied Congress yet.

Trump declared Venezuela a “foreign terrorist organization,” blamed Maduro for theft and criminal activity, claimed the U.S. is reclaiming assets, announced a total oil tanker blockade, and framed immigration and oil disputes as national security crises.

Trust him on the numbers. This is the same guy who said Jan 6 was peaceful and bankruptcy was a business strategy.

When an interview feels hostile, it’s usually because facts keep interrupting the script.

Threatening a “very steep price” feels familiar from a man who treats bankruptcy filings like frequent flyer miles.

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Speaker Mike Johnson declined to criticize Trump’s post attacking Rob Reiner after his alleged murder, saying he does not comment on everything and pivoting instead to talking about lowering healthcare costs. When asked about basic decency, pivot to a healthcare plan that still does not exist

So, the military is ready to take direct orders from Trump?

Trump escalated his attacks on Colorado Governor Jared Polis over the state's continued imprisonment of former Mesa County clerk Tina Peters. Trump still insists Tina Peters, one of the nation's most prominent 2020 election deniers, was wrongfully convicted.

When asked about a potential pardon for someone in the crypto industry, Trump claimed he “doesn’t know anything about it” but then immediately instructed Pam Bondi to look into it. Next up he’ll blame AI for autopen signatures, because why not?

Trump said U.S. troops are in Syria to maintain peace in the Middle East, claiming that “legitimate peace” has been achieved there.

Trump claimed that Ukraine has already lost territory but said the U.S. and Europe are still working on security guarantees. Lost territory, vague promises, basically gift-wrapping the map for Putin

Trump said he wants Congress to give people money so they can buy their own healthcare, describing the idea as “unbelievable,” without providing specifics on amounts or mechanisms.

When asked about Republican criticism of his statement on Rob Reiner, Trump doubled down, calling Reiner deranged and emphasizing he was never a fan. Even death doesn’t soften the branding, only strengthens the vendetta

When asked why the FBI has struggled to identify the Brown University shooter, Trump deflected, saying it’s always difficult and referencing past incidents, while telling reporters to ask the school for details. Ask the school, not the president, that’s how leadership works in 2025

Trump announced he is suing the BBC for allegedly putting words in his mouth, "I'm suing the BBC for putting words in my mouth ... I guess they used AI or something" If only bankruptcy courts accepted AI as a valid excuse

Trump attacked Colorado Governor Jared Polis as weak and pathetic for refusing to release Tina Peters, calling her prison a high-intensity jail. Governors now expected to override courts when Trump is upset

Trump defended blowing up boats in the Caribbean by calling them a direct military threat to the United States and claiming they are trying to drug the country. War crimes allegations piling up faster than indictments in this administration

Every moment becomes about him, even death apparently.

Trump claimed that results would be visible in six months to a year.

Trump claimed he actually won California in the 2024 election but that the results were “rigged.” If only rigged worked on bankruptcy courts and Stormy Daniels settlements too

Trump claimed that “truckloads” of evidence are about to emerge proving the 2020 election was stolen, continuing his long-standing narrative despite courts and official reviews rejecting fraud claims.

Trump got distracted during a public event by a woman in the crowd he said looked like Ivanka and gave her time in front of the cameras.

Golfer Bryson DeChambeau praised Trump, crediting him with creating the greatest economy the U.S. has ever had.

Trump responded to the Brown University shooting, where at least two people were killed and eight others were injured, by saying the incident was “a terrible thing” and that “things can happen.”