MSNBC anchor jokes Trump told her to ‘go f*** myself’ when she called for an interview
Stephanie Ruhle contrasted the relative ease that she had connecting to Trump with the beauracratic barries she’s faced when attempting to reach out to President Joe Biden or Vice President Kamala Harris
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Yes, for a day Lukas became conservative media darling.
Just Say Gay Pride show
Hosted by comedian Lukas Thimm, the Just Say Gay event — produced by Marjorie McCurry for Show Legs Productions — celebrated members of the NYC gay, trans and drag communities in the Edition Hotel’s Paradise Club on June 14, with show participants including Legendary stars Milan Garçon and Kimiyah Prescott.
“I struggle with this all the time, but I often remind myself not to chase what other people are doing and, instead, to make content that truly represents me. My generation is really impatient and wants success almost right away, but it’s important to take a moment to reassess and check in with yourself. If you keep working hard and making content that you’re proud of, success will come. Basically, tune out the noise and focus on what you’re passionate about.”
“As the co-host of BUILD Brunch, Verizon Media’s morning show, Lukas Thimm is like the real-life protagonist from Nickelodeon’s iCarly. Happenstance gave him a voice, and now he uses it to discuss hot-button issues. Whether he’s discussing the latest in entertainment or political hot topics, Lukas doesn’t shy away from bringing his personality and views to the table. His inspirations range from Madonna to Hillary Clinton, so it doesn’t come as a surprise that Lukas is equally comfortable talking about the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills’ reunions and the US presidential election.”
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