Dylan Mulvaney responded Sunday, July 26, after President Donald Trump mocked her and CNN journalist Kaitlan Collins during Friday’s rescheduled White House Correspondents’ Dinner. Trump brought up Mulvaney’s 2023 Bud Light ad while criticizing Collins, who had just received an award for her coverage of his administration. Trump claimed Collins’ award was undeserved before taking aim at her facial expressions and comparing her to Mulvaney. He also repeated the conservative talking point that Mulvaney’s Bud Light partnership contributed to a $35 billion decline in the beer company’s market value, though the figure has been widely debated and the broader sales fallout involved multiple factors. What Did Dylan Mulvaney Say? Trump escalated the comparison Sunday by posting an edited image that placed Collins’ face onto a photo of Mulvaney from the Bud Light campaign. Mulvaney then shared a nearly four minute video explaining that Trump had mentioned her four times during the dinner and that she felt compelled to respond. Mulvaney opened by congratulating Collins and describing the comparison as an honor because of Collins’ work. “I’m incredibly honored to be compared to her in any way,” Mulvaney said, adding that she hoped Collins would continue asking difficult questions of people in power. Collins appeared to answer the moment without naming Trump directly. After accepting the award from journalist Wolf Blitzer, Collins posted Eleanor Roosevelt’s line, “No one can make you feel inferior without your consent,” and wrote that the First Amendment and challenging powerful people remain central to her work. The dinner had been postponed from April after gunfire disrupted the original event, making Trump’s return to the pared down gathering an especially charged media moment.