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It's the Media Buzz Meter with Howard Kurtz.

Given that we grapple every day with serious, substantive, significant issues on this podcast,

I thought I'd leave with something cheap.

There's a little bit of a mini flap involving the White House correspondent for Steve Bannon and his Warroom podcast.

I use correspondent in air quotes, but she is at the White House.

And the Daily Mail, the woman's name is Natalie Winters.

The Daily Mail ran a picture of her.

And the caption was, they say, dress for the job you want.

Apparently, freshly minted White House correspondent Natalie Winters wants to be a hostess at Hooters.

Well, the picture that I saw seemed perfectly appropriate,

but there was a lot of backlash against the Daily Mail.

Some calling those remarks misogynistic.

Whoever wrote this article should be fired immediately

said one reader

you say that outfit

looks like a hooter's outfit you must be blind as a bat

others said the outfit

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