Very few things get our audience as fired up as the following topic that the White House press

secretary even had to address during her very first press briefing. So buckle up.

It's about to go down. I'm Jenna, and this is smarter news.

Let's start with the press briefing. The very first one of this brand new administration, we have the youngest press secretary

in U.S. history, Caroline Levitt, 27 years old, who promptly started at 1 p.m. Eastern time on

Tuesday and got right to the president's priorities with a short introduction, providing some examples of individuals facing deportation.

On day one, President Trump declared a national emergency at our southern border to end the four-year-long

invasion of illegal aliens under the previous administration.

America will no longer tolerate illegal immigration, and this president expects

that every nation on this planet will cooperate with the repatriation of their citizens.

She also broke news on a big story that many of you have asked about. After research and study,

the drones that were flying over New Jersey in large numbers were

authorized to be flown by the FAA for research and various other reasons.

Many of these drones were also hobbyists, recreational, and private individuals that

enjoy flying Jones.

In time, it got worse due to curiosity. This was not the enemy.

Shockingly, there was no follow-up on that topic at all. No questions about the drones or mysterious

ships off the East Coast or aliens or anything else. So we're going to have to keep you posted

on that. There was a lot of questions on executive action, on a pause on federal

aid to some places, artificial intelligence, who would attend the briefing. In fact, it turns out

we're going to see some new faces in the press briefing room. According to recent polling from

Gallup, Americans' trust in mass media has fallen to a record low. Millions of Americans, especially young people, have turned from traditional television outlets

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