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Kristi Noem’s own audiobook recording comes back to haunt her

Donald Trump’s Vice President pick, despite the controversy surrounding her book.First, there was the passage in which she talks about shooting her 14-month-old puppy, Cricket, in the head. She said she “hated” the dog and it was untrainable and aggressive.Then it emerged that the book includes a claim she met North Korea’s Kim Jung Un.

Noem said that Un, looking into her eyes, knew she was not someone to be messed around with.Stay woke with our briefing while staying informed on all things LGBTQ+ entertainment, life, and more!The only problem with this is there’s no record of Noem ever meeting the North Korean dictator.She and her publisher have all now confirmed the passage is being yanked from future editions. Noem says it was a “mistake” to include it.When questioned in interviews, she refuses to admit the meeting didn’t take place.

She merely says it was a mistake to include it and she pulled it when that part was brought to her attention.However, on Monday, reporter Elizabeth Vargas pulled the rug from under Noem when she challenged her on the whole “when it was brought to my attention” claim. Vargas reminded Noem that she had narrated the audiobook version of the memoir.

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