Alina Habba Goes Nuts After Reporter Asks Her Simple Question

During her boastful press conference after being appointed as the interim US Attorney for New Jersey, Alina Habba became immediately irate with a reporter who asked a very simple question. In her opening remarks, Habba attacked Democratic politicians in New Jersey, and the reporter wanted to know if that was a smart move. Habba attacked the reporter for bringing up politics, completely oblivious to the fact that SHE is the one who actually did it. The whole thing was a masterclass in gaslighting, as Ring of Fire’s Farron Cousins explains.

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*This transcript was generated by a third-party transcription software company, so please excuse any typos.

As everybody knows on Monday of this week, Donald Trump, of course, named Alina Haba, the woman who has lost all the court cases. She has tried for him as the new interim US attorney for New Jersey. But also a lot of other news happened this week that kind of, you know, was way more important. So Alina Haas's little makeshift press conference that she held for herself after the announcement was overlooked. But I'm not gonna let it go because this might be one of the dumbest exchanges I have ever seen between a member of this administration and the media that also shows why Alina Haba is grossly unqualified for the job that she now holds. So here's what happened After Donald Trump made the announcement, Alina Haba proudly walks out of the White House up to reporters that were there. Not for her, but she made it about her.

So she walks up to this group of reporters and goes, good morning. Good morning. I'm sure you've seen President Trump has just put out a statement that he has appointed me as the Interim US Attorney for the state of New Jersey. My home state, as you know, I've stood by President Trump, his family, the organization, and many other clients in that state where I've been born and raised, and I'm raising my babies now. But there is corruption, there is injustice, and there is a heavy amount of crime right in Cory Booker's backyard and right under Governor Murphy. And that will stop. I look forward to working with Pam Bondy, with the Department of Justice and making sure that we further the president's agenda of putting America first, cleaning up mess, and going after the people that we should be going after, not the people who are falsely accused. That will stop in the great state of New Jersey starting now. Thank you so much.

So she brought up two democratic politicians from New Jersey, Cory Booker, and Governor Murphy. That's important to the story. But before I get to that, this arrogant piece of comes out like she just won the Nobel Prize. It's like, good morning. Good morning. Thank you all for coming here. Yes, I appreciate, like they weren't even there for you. And you're, oh my God, this woman is crazy. Like, absolutely bonkers bat crap. Crazy. So the reporter's like, all right, we'll take the bait, you know, we're here, let's talk, I guess. I mean, you're already talking at us. So one reporter goes, who are the people you wanna go after? You know? 'cause she said, there's lots of corruption. We gotta go after the people. So the reporter's like, oh, okay. Who? I mean, obviously since you're saying there's so much corruption, you must know. And she's like, we'll see when I get in there, I mean, we, we gotta see what's going in. So you literally just told these people, and your grand announcement that you're gonna get to the bottom of the corruption, and the guy's like, how? And you're like, ah. I don't know. Do you know? I mean, that is why you're dumb. That is not why you're

Dumb. That proves that you're dumb. But that's why you're unqualified for this. Like, I'm gonna get these horrible people. Hey, who are the horrible people? Hell, if I know, just I, I, I'm at a loss for words. She's so dumb that it's making me dumb, having to read her words. But it gets funnier, folks. So the reporter after Alina Hobba says like, I don't know who it is, reporter goes, is there not politics in talking about? And before the reporter could finish, Alina Hobba jumps in and goes, I know you'd love that narrative. Let me be very clear. You mentioned politics.