Vice President J.D. Vance Tells Kaitlan Collins 'Have Some Fun'
Vance told CNN correspondent Kaitlan Collins to "have some fun" after President Donald Trump called her "the worst reporter" during an Oval Office exchange.
Overview
Vice President J.D. Vance said in an interview with Megyn Kelly that CNN chief White House correspondent Kaitlan Collins should "have some fun" after he was shown a clip of President Donald Trump berating her for not smiling, Vance said.
President Donald Trump interrupted and berated CNN correspondent Kaitlan Collins during an Oval Office bill signing, calling her "the worst reporter" and saying he had "never seen [her] smile" while Collins asked about survivors of Jeffrey Epstein, Collins posted the video.
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt defended Trump's bluntness, officials said, while Collins said the president's response "shed some light" on his views about the files, according to Collins' post.
Released Justice Department documents included a classified 2017 memo alleging a confidential source said Donald Trump visited Jeffrey Epstein's home and contained heavy redactions that survivors criticized, according to the files.
Vance declined to answer questions about a possible 2028 presidential run and said family considerations, including that he and second lady Usha Vance are expecting their fourth child this July, will be a "huge factor," according to his interview.
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During an Oval Office bill signing, Trump interrupted and berated Collins for not smiling while she asked about Jeffrey Epstein survivors.
Vance told CNN correspondent Kaitlan Collins to 'have some fun' after being shown a clip of Trump berating her for not smiling.
The documents included a classified 2017 memo alleging a confidential source said Donald Trump visited Jeffrey Epstein's home, with heavy redactions criticized by survivors.
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt defended Trump's bluntness.
Vance declined to answer questions about a possible 2028 run, stating family considerations, including expecting his fourth child in July, would be a huge factor.






