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Trump truth Social post containing 2 videos. Video transcript Emily Miller: Yes. Right. 15 minutes. Are you working today? Journalist: Are you working today? Emily Miller: Yes, I am. Journalist: Okay, I'm glad for you. Well, usually you go around screamin
WASHINGTON D.C. — Truth Social post containing 2 videos.
Video transcript Emily Miller: Yes. Right. 15 minutes. Are you working today?
Journalist: Are you working today?
Emily Miller: Yes, I am.
Journalist: Okay, I’m glad for you.
The post centers on Truth Social post containing 2 videos. Video transcript Emily Miller: Yes. Right. 15 minutes. Are you…. It could still affect markets, policy, or the next round of decisions. Readers will want to know who is affected and what happens next.
Truth Social post containing 2 videos.
Video transcript Emily Miller: Yes. Right. 15 minutes. Are you working today?
Journalist: Are you working today?
Emily Miller: Yes, I am.
Journalist: Okay, I’m glad for you. Well, usually you go around screaming about the algae.
Emily Miller: I am. I’m working. I don’t see you singing anything today. Are you—
Journalist: Okay, so is there a contract that I signed that said I have to scream?
Emily Miller: No, it’s your First Amendment right to protest.
Journalist: Okay. I just thought you’re getting paid to do this.
Emily Miller: Okay. All right. Not getting paid? It’s a question. Are you getting paid? It makes you look guilty if you don’t respond. If someone asks me that, it makes you look like an ass trying to get me to respond to some stupid question that the whole right asks everybody.
Journalist: Okay. All right. I’m not getting paid to anyone to protest or to support.
Emily Miller: Well, how do we know that?
Journalist: I can give you my word. I can answer quickly.
Emily Miller: Okay, but even if I give you my word, you and your minions on the right—yes, you will. Yes, you will do.
Journalist: I think you’re—you think I’m—you think you’re Emily Miller?
Emily Miller: Yes. Right. Right. So what did I get you involved in? The fact is, you got me involved in something that I wasn’t part of. And the only reason I’m going to speak to you is because I know that you’re full of propaganda, and somebody actually told me to give you a message.
Journalist: Okay. So let me give you the message. Who’s somebody?
Emily Miller: I will tell you who he is. He told me to give you a message. My e-bike is rented. So just, do you know who he is? Let me give you the message. The person told me to give you the message: I cannot stand you hypocritical people.
Journalist: Who are you people?
Emily Miller: I’m just—you all of y’all. Everybody on the right. Everybody who is supporting this jackass who wants to pretend that this is frigging blue. Right? You motherfuckers come to my country and steal—
Journalist: Hey, don’t talk like that.
Emily Miller: So I’m going to say the fucking—I’m ready. You motherfuckers come to Africa and steal every fucking thing. Take it down. There are kids here.
Journalist: Just keep down your—
Emily Miller: I don’t care. You get the fuck away from me. Okay? USA. No. USA. USA. USA. USA. All right. We don’t curse for people. Get the fuck—2028.
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