This reminds me of on Hulu there is a election special where they told Trump supporters that Trump was for the sterilization of Puerto Ricans. One lady replied with "Thhaaat's Trump" and another guy replied with "So what? Get over it"
Which seems to be the Stephanie way to deal with things
I reject this brand of 'journalism'. These little stunts can be heavily edited to show the least informed as typical.
"Gotcha" 'journalism' isn't fair and it isn't researched and it does not advance discourse in a healthy way.
Even when Katie Couric asked Sarah Palin what did she read, Katie already knew that Sarah doesn't read. Now, the Palin example isn't really germane to this type of interview as Couric was acting as a journalist and Palin was the Republican nominee for VP. Acting in their respective roles, Couric should ask pointed questions and Palin should expect them. Thus the vetting process moves forward.
But amateur hour like this, regardless of politics, makes for a cheap and cynical view of the campaigns. (Not that Trump's campaign isn't already cheap and cynical)