Being interviewed on CNN is considered pretty amazing for most people. If you have to make something up that fits the overall narrative and is unlikely to be fa

Being interviewed on CNN is considered pretty amazing for most people. If you have to make something up that fits the overall narrative and is unlikely to be fact checked by "legitimate" news sources, few obvious/immediate downsides. Of course, if her employer comes out and says "her statement doesn't match reality" and decides she can't be trusted and gets fired, that changes things. Some will see it as "justified" because she made it up while others will see it as a "coverup to hide the facts!" and again, few obvious/immediate downsides. sigh