Stephen Miller's wife was ridiculed online Thursday night after she declared diaries are for narcissists and admitted she chatted with her "enemy" almost every day.
Katie Miller, a former Trump administration official, was responding to the increased scrutiny she's faced after the publication of Dr. Anthony Fauci's diaries revealed she received special care from him during the COVID-19 pandemic.
"Every man who has a journal is a narcissist," she declared on X. "Dr. Fauci was neither my friend nor my doctor, but a work colleague who weaponized my pregnancy and child for his gain to aggrandize himself."
Miller's claim stands in stark contrast to Fauci's comments in his diary describing her as "great" and "smart."
"I am calling katie frequently to check on her couple time per day," Fauci wrote on May 9, 2020. "She is very anxious about getting very ill since she is 10 weeks pregnant. Tonight she had an anxiety reaction. I calmed her over the phone."
This contrast spurred Sam Stein, a journalist with MS NOW and Bulwark, to quiz Miller about her repeated conversations with a man she and her husband have said should be in prison.
"For clarity," asked Stein, "you were communicating your pregnancy-covid fears in real time with Fauci because you were secretly keeping tabs on him/regarded him as an enemy?"
Miller shot back with more accusations.
"He told my husband to leave me while pregnant," Miller claimed. "He caused panic to look like the hero."
Stein noticed the dodge on his question and tried again.
"I just inferred from your initial tweet that you were talking w Fauci in real time because you were keeping your 'enemies' close to you," he asked. "Is that correct?"
"I spoke with him near daily for over a year given the role I served in at the time," replied Miller. "That week was not out of the ordinary - I did not stop working when I had COVID."
Stein asked again: "To be abundantly clear here, while you were speaking with him daily for over a year you regarded him as the enemy?"
Miller did not reply, but Stein's followers did — lots of them.
"It took a while," replied Drew Nederpelt, "but she finally figured out the premise of your question."
"She's not gonna answer and confirm her *checks notes* own words here, Sam," added Max Flugrath.
"Almost makes you laugh at the accusation of narcissism when she can't even admit that she may have been wrong," replied Chris Flanagan. "Classic symptom of narcissism: blame everyone else because you can never be wrong."
"She’s just going to keep dancing around that part," added Peter Anderson. "That’s what these psychotic sycophants do when faced with their indefensible behavior."
"The abundantly clear part here is that Katie is completely full of s--- and utterly without shame," added Rusty Jones. "And in all fairness to Dr. Fauci, he was probably thinking you were married to a literal demon, Katie."