There is no lost love between the media and former President Donald Trump, who went through a handful of White House press secretaries before disbanding press briefings altogether for a time. In the past, he’s said of reporters that they “should be executed,” per former National Security adviser John Bolton’s The Room Where It Happened, and declared directly to individual reporters that they are, among other things: “a disgrace,” “fake news,” “threatening,” “very nasty,” and “horrid.” But these days, senior adviser Jason Miller is taking a different approach when he speaks of reporters regarding Trump’s post-White House days ahead. In an appearance on Fox News with Media Buzz host Howard Kurtz, Miller teased Trump’s plan to launch his own social media platform in wake of his Twitter ban, and specifically cited a (unnamed) reporter’s praise for the “Office of the Former President” statements coming out of Mar-a-Lago. While Trump may not have enjoyed reporters’ attention as president, it seems Miller is eager to prove that he’s evolved into a new, more reporter-friendly version of himself in these recent months.