Trump first announced his COVID-19 diagnosis around 1:00 a.m. ET on Friday; later that morning, White House chief of staff Mark Meadows said Trump wasexperiencing “mild symptoms.” Trump's racist promises were the center of his campaign and have continued into his presidency. So when we talk about the callous nature in which he talks to minority Gold Star families or just flat-out ignores them altogether, it must be tied together with the xenophobia and racism he proudly promotes at his rallies and on Twitter. That's what Smosh — aka YouTube stars Anthony Padilla and Ian Hecox — learned when they tried to subject the star to a really awkward interview that included removing shoes, a bad joke about California wildfires, and some actual pita bread (get it?). They even brought out a NERF crossbow, which Jennifer expertly wielded, taking an apple off her "interviewer's" head in one go...and then nailing him in the face before storming out. is an independent fact-checking organization dedicated to helping the public sort fact from fiction in American politics. Teen Vogue has teamed up with PolitiFact to bring rigorously fact-checked information to Teen Vogue readers. To submit a claim that you think PolitiFact should check, clickherePress secretarySean Spicerwas under fire againthis week