A little over two weeks ago, after the news broke that American soldiers were killed in Niger, many in the media thought it a grand idea to go after President Trump on how he handled condolence calls/letters to the families. Things have gone horrifically and infuriatingly south from there and the media is dancing with glee.

Front and center, whether willingly or not, is the grief and pain that Myeshia Johnson is feeling. A grief that the media, and Congresswoman Frederica Wilson (D-FL), are all too happy to capitalize on as we’ve pointed out here, and here.

Two days ago, the funeral for Army Sgt. La David Johnson took place.

This morning, Myeshia spoke about her husband, about his service, about what she does and doesn’t know regarding how her husband was killed, President Trump’s call, and more.

"I want the world to know how great of a soldier [Sgt. La David Johnson] was." – Myeshia Johnson to @GStephanopoulos on her husband pic.twitter.com/LEHzt1a8U3

— Good Morning America (@GMA) October 23, 2017

This is just so sad.

"I need to see my husband. I haven't seen him since he came home." – widow of Sgt. La David Johnson says she hasn't been allowed to see body pic.twitter.com/2SM55xZfLf

— Good Morning America (@GMA) October 23, 2017

Like everyone else, she wants answers as to how Sgt. Johnson was killed and why it took 48 hours to locate his body.