Der Moment, als Trump-Schläger erkannten, dass VF-Shooting Karriere-Selbstmord war | „Dafür werden wir alle gefeuert“, sagte ein Beamter.

>A Trump administration official knew that Vanity Fair’s bombshell profile was unlikely to land well the moment the magazine’s photographer assembled the top brass for the glossy cover shoot.

>“We’re all going to get fired for this,” said one of the officials in the group, which included Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt, Secretary of State Marco Rubio, Chief of Staff Susie Wiles, Deputy Chiefs of Staff James Blair and Dan Scavino, and Homeland Security Adviser Stephen Miller.

>“Except for me,” replied Vice President JD Vance. “I have 100 percent job security.”

>The formal photo, taken by Vanity Fair photographer Christopher Anderson, shows Leavitt, Vance, Rubio, Wiles, Blair, Scavino, and Miller, posed stoically around a table in the Roosevelt Room.

>In a piece on how Vanity Fair’s cover photo came together, Global Editorial Director Mark Guiducci detailed how Vance, 41, fired off nervous jokes and insults at the publication and his fellow administration officials throughout the proceedings.

>“Is this the part where you say we’re all evil?” he grilled the publication as the officials posed together.

>Earlier in the shoot, he joked, “I’ll give you $100 for every person you make look really s—ty compared to me. And $1,000 if it’s Marco.”

>The administration’s apparent misgivings about Vanity Fair’s profile proved to be well-founded.

>While Vance, Leavitt, Rubio, Blair and Miller made it through the profile without sparking much controversy, Wiles gave shockingly candid interviews about the chaos within the administration.

The bottom of the barrel for your viewing pleasure.

Wiles‘ hair is…. can’t stop looking at it…

The Seditious Seven.