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Reporter Has Iconic Reaction To Being Called A 'Sick Person' By Trump—And We're Applauding
"Hey! I don't know who the hell you are but you better be careful."
Feinberg took to social media to remark that he identified himself to the president "not five minutes before this exchange."
Feinberg questioned President Trump’s proposal to pay whistleblowers a 1% commission for exposing alleged fraud, noting that the False Claims Act allows whistleblowers to receive between 10% and 25% of recovered funds.
Trump defended the lower rate, arguing that people could still earn millions for reporting fraud and that the alleged sums involved could reach trillions of dollars.
Vance then criticized Feinberg’s question, calling it “fundamentally dishonest":
“First of all, I think that’s a fundamentally dishonest question because over 99% of the fraud that we’re finding in the federal government isn’t covered by the False Claims Act."
"What the president is saying is he wants all fraud to be the sort of thing where if you find it, if you uncover it, you find evidence and allow us to undo the money, you should be able to benefit, not just the very narrow slice that’s covered by the False Claims Act."
Trump then cut in and criticized Feinberg:
"What's wrong with you? Are you a sick person?"
After Feinberg replied, "Not that I know of, sir," Trump said:
"I actually think there's something wrong with you."
You can watch what happened in the video below that Vance shared to X alongside a caption referring to Feinberg as an "imbecile."
Feinberg soon after updated his profile bio on X in which he notes that Trump called him a "sick person" and that Vance called him an "imbecile."
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He then challenged Vance directly:
"Mr. Vice President, if you’re going to insult me at least have the guts to tag my account."
You can see what he wrote below.
Feinberg's response exposed both Trump and Vance to further criticism.
Just another day and another encounter with the thin-skinned president and his enabling vice president.
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Kate Hudson Gives Her Social Media Team A Hilarious Reminder Of What She Does For A Living In Viral TikTok
Hudson posted an outtake from one of their content creation sessions, in which she jokingly pulled the whole "do you not know who I am?!" thing, and fans are loving it.
The clip shows Hudson in a beautiful couture gown, hair done to the nines, as she prepares to deliver some lines of copy for a social media video.
On the other side of the phone, a staffer can be heard coaching her through what she's about to deliver, feeding her the lines she's meant to say.
Hudson, who has her head down in concentration, waiting to start, can be heard saying.
"I know what I'm doing. Just say action."
The staffer seems a bit confused, while others in the background start laughing, at which point Hudson looks up at the staffer with a joking look of diva exasperation and deadpans:
"I am a professional actress."
After everyone laughs, the staffer then says again, "Okay ready?" at which point Hudson drives the point home one more time:
"Just say action!"
The hilarious video was filmed during Hudson's preparations to attend the annual Academy Museum Gala, which has become a sort of West Coast version of the Met Gala.
The event raises funds for The Academy Museum of Motion Pictures, which the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences, the entity that puts on the Oscars, opened in 2021.
Hudson wore a stunning Armani gown and had hair done in the classic Hollywood style of icons like Veronica Lake. Which should have been a clue to her social media team—she is Hollywood royalty, after all!
Hudson is the daughter of Hollywood legend Goldie Hawn and musician Bill Hudson, and has appeared in countless films for prestigious directors like Cameron Crowe, Mira Nair, Rian Johnson, and innovative icon Robert Altman.
She also has two Oscar nominations, for Best Supporting Actress for 2000's Almost Famous, and Best Actress for 2025's Song Sung Blue.
So, yeah—you could definitely say she knows how to make a TikTok! And on social media, fans loved Hudson's hilarious diva moment.
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And in case anyone else needs reminding of who Hudson is, she has a handful of projects coming down the pike, including romcom Hello & Paris, in which she'll star alongside Javier Bardem, and a potential sequel to her 2003 hit How To Lose A Guy In 10 Days currently in development.
Just say "action," indeed!
North Carolina Library Forced To Remove Longtime Logo After Complaints That It Resembles LGBTQ+ Rainbow
The Farmville Public Library recently decided to eliminate the logo it has used for 14 years after three residents of the town complained to a town commissioner that it looked too much like a rainbow and might be interpreted as support for the LGBTQ+ community.
You can see the offending logo here:
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Apparently the complainants were unaware that lime, pink, and teal aren't colors that are part of the rainbow.
Farmville Mayor Alex Joyner criticized how and why the decision was made, telling WCTI News 12:
"Rainbows are a significant symbol of libraries across the entire [United States]. I believe we all grew up with Reading Rainbow, so to see an action like this take place in the dead of night behind a curtain is really concerning."
"Choices and decisions like this should be made in the public eye and with public comment."
Mayor Joyner added:
"The library is a symbol of inclusion and is supposed to be welcome to all."
"For a handful of people to be able to decide who is welcomed and who is not here is unacceptable in my eyes, and I would hate for the town of Farmville and especially the board of commissioners to be seen on the wrong side of that decision for civil rights."
You can see local news coverage here:
People found the knee-jerk, exclusionary response to the opinions of just three people absurd.
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Many didn't see what was wrong with the logo and wondered what would be targeted next.
In light of the controversy, a public meeting to discuss the logo was scheduled for 5:30pm on Monday, November 2, at the Farmville Town Hall.
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