Katie Miller might have a good libel lawsuit she can file after the latest hit piece on her from The Washington Post.
We know that the Left despises Miller, wife of Deputy White House Chief of Staff Stephen Miller and former DOGE Communications Director. They come at her with some really vile attacks, including harassing her family at their home and forcing the Millers to move. The problem they have is that Miller gives 10 times better than she gets. Just ask Tom Nichols and Shri Thanedar, to name a few out of so many.
But if they can't harass her into silence, they'll just try to make up a story that she broke the law. This morning, The Washington Post and Cat Zakrzewski published a smear job claiming that Miller is violating FTC law and guidelines by not disclosing that she is a SpaceXAI (formerly xAI) stakeholder in every tweet she posts that is critical of other generative AI companies.
NEW: For months, Katie Miller has denounced ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini in nearly 500 posts.
— Cat Zakrzewski (@Cat_Zakrzewski) September 10, 2026
She did not tell her followers that she holds a more than $1 million stake in their top competitor, Elon Musk's xAI.
Story w/ @aaronjschaffer https://t.co/NThnQezYeH
The claim that Zakrzewski is making is that Miller is obligated to make this disclosure.
The Federal Trade Commission has guidelines regulating influencers’ posts promoting and endorsing companies and products on social media. Multiple legal experts told The Post that under those rules, Miller would be required to disclose her stock in xAI when promoting it on social media.
Uh-oh. The "legal experts" have pronounced her guilty. (It will come as no surprise that the only named "expert" is a leftist professor at Harvard Law School.)
The only problem with this conclusion is that Miller has not, in fact, broken any laws or guidelines.
We can be pretty sure of that because none other than FTC Chair Andrew Ferguson commented on the article.
And when we say "commented," what we mean is that he BLISTERED the Post and the story, not only calling it out for multiple errors and lies, but exposing Zakrzewski as an activist in reporter clothing.
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This article is riddled with factual errors and also wrong on the law. Nothing alleged in here violates any law the FTC enforces. But law and facts don’t matter to the partisan Democrats who will stop at nothing to attack your family. They hate you and they think it’s funny.
— Andrew Ferguson (@AFergusonFTC) September 10, 2026
The… pic.twitter.com/BUQNTXbiTV
The so-called reporter behind this piece, Cat Zakrzewski, gave my office just 45 minutes to respond to her inquiry. When we asked why we were given so little time, she said, and I’m not kidding, President Trump’s administration is not entitled to basic journalistic standards. Despicable stuff that’s only tolerated in “journalism.”
Wow.
Read that last sentence again. And then again.
When we say you don't hate the media enough — you REALLY don't hate the media enough.
I’m used to working with journalists who are smug, stupid, and ideological. I rarely get one to admit that they’ll chuck basic standards because they hate the President. https://t.co/aj4RHmTwDp
— Joe Gabriel Simonson (@SaysSimonson) September 10, 2026
That's assuming that Zakrzewski had any basic standards to begin with.
Frankly, that is assuming way too much.
Hey @JeffBezos you need to get a handle on your paper again. https://t.co/kk5IC1k5tV
— Will Chamberlain (@willchamberlain) September 10, 2026
Or, you know, just raze it to the ground.
And salt the earth above it.
Always bully journos https://t.co/KqbCeIi8SG
— Kurt Schlichter (@KurtSchlichter) September 10, 2026
Doubly so when they have no idea what they are talking about.
Which is only about 99.8 percent of the time.
lmfao
— vittorio (@IterIntellectus) September 10, 2026
"Katie miller acts in accordance to her beliefs"
wow, such news. i hope you get the pulitzer for this one.
They'll all pat her on the back at the next WHCA Correspondents' nerd prom.
Even though she couldn't be bothered even to quote Miller accurately in the story.
The Washington Post left out my full quote:
— Katie Miller (@KatieMiller) September 10, 2026
“I’m not getting paid to post, I do it for the love of the game. Sam Altman stole a nonprofit after all.” https://t.co/oAf9DSu55U pic.twitter.com/Vq08oizbxf
Misquoting must be the kind of thing you do when you believe the subject of your article is "not entitled to basic journalistic standards."
BREAKING: Ex-SpaceX employee owns SpaceX stock
— Eero Vuojolahti (@Vuojolahti) September 10, 2026
You don’t hate journalists enough. You think you do but you don’thttps://t.co/EfudLvIoDh
You usually buy the products that you like, WAPO continues to spiral with non-stories.
— DebunkingCockroachCandace (@SwensenPat21474) September 10, 2026
There's also the fact that SpaceXAI is a private, not publicly traded company, and the fact that Miller has made multiple public financial disclosures regarding her income and investment in the company.
But who cares about any of that when you're a journo with a grudge to push?
Not serious.
— Keith Appell (@KeithAppell) September 10, 2026
Not professional. https://t.co/AGwR8b4Mhe
Honestly?
That should be the new masthead on The Washington Post.
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