Dylan Mulvaney appeared to support CNN anchor Kaitlan Collins on Saturday, July 25, after President Donald Trump criticized Collins and compared her to Mulvaney during the rescheduled White House Correspondents’ Dinner. Mulvaney shared an Eleanor Roosevelt quote that Collins had posted one day earlier, adding three white heart emojis. The quote, “No one can make you feel inferior without your consent,” appeared on Mulvaney’s Instagram Stories before disappearing, according to People. Collins had included the same message in her Instagram recap of the annual First Amendment fundraiser, making Mulvaney’s post look less like a random inspirational repost and more like a quiet show of solidarity. What Happened at the Dinner? Collins received an award on Friday, July 24, for her reporting on the contentious Oval Office meeting involving Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. The 2026 dinner was held at Washington, D.C.’s Waldorf Astoria after an April security breach and shooting forced organizers to move the event from its original location. Trump criticized the award from the stage, questioned Collins’ reporting, and told her to smile before comparing her to Mulvaney and referencing the Bud Light controversy involving Mulvaney. The contrast was hard to miss: while Trump used the moment to take another swipe at Collins, Mulvaney’s since-vanished post amplified a message about refusing to let public criticism define your worth.