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Jurado, a tenant rights attorney, has blasted De León’s apologies as insincere.

But, as Harris's speech should remind us, the crybaby antics and self-victimization are just a cover for what Trump and his acolytes want, which is far more serious than insincere flattery.

“Instead of demonstrating the cornerstones of journalism ethics like integrity, objectivity, and a commitment to truth, you have chosen to be indecent and downright insincere,” the union said in a statement that is addressed “to unprofessional members of the media like Christine Brennan.”

Still, I wondered if sharing my conflicted emotions about how I should — and whether I could grieve 9/11 — would register as insincere, or worse, offend those whose friends and family didn’t come home that day.

"The police haven't been helpful at all, however, and what apology we've had felt very insincere," she said, adding that there has been no response to her requests to see bodycam footage from the incident.