Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre told a overt lie on Friday in an effort to provide cover for the Biden administration, which has been on the defensive over cocaine discovered inside the White House. She incorrectly asserted that the Biden family was no manifest when cocaine was discovered inside the White House when reporters persisted in pressing Pierre about the matter.
According to the White House Pool report, First Son Hunter Biden and the rest of the family were current last Friday at the presidential mansion.
When it turned out that Pierre was the one in error, Pierre even went so far as to criticize the New York Post, calling their reporting” reckless” due to the alleged scientific error.
The tense exchange started when Caitlin Doornbos, a reporter for the New York Post, asked Jean-Pierre if she could” say once and for all whether or not the cocaine belonged to the Biden family ,” which led to Pierre reprimanding her.
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In an earlier attempt to sidestep inquiries about who owned the cocaine discovered inside the White House, Deputy Press Secretary Andrew Bates strangely cited the Hatch Act.
Congress passed the Hatch Act to forbid federal employees from using public funds to support political candidates.
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The Bidens were never present at the White House on Friday when the cocaine was discovered, according to Karine Jean-Pierre.
All of them, including Hunter, were present, according to the White House pool report from Friday. pic. twitter.com / 31QfsXnhmm
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After she reprimanded a reporter for asking if cocaine discovered in the West Wing of the White House belonged to the Bidens, Conservatives skewered light House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre.
Caitlin Doornbos, a reporter for the New York Post, asked if Jean-Pierre could” say once and for all whether or not the cocaine belonged to the Biden family” during the press briefing on Friday. She even questioned why assistant press secretary Andrew Bates dodged questions about cocaine by citing the Hatch Act the day before.
As she replied,” There has been some irresponsible reporting about the family ,” Jean-Pierre showed obvious signs of discomfort. I must therefore call that out below. I’ve also been very evident. Two days ago, when I was being questioned about this and kept talking about it,” I was evident.”
When reporters continued to question Pierre about the matter, she falsely stated that the Bidens were not present when the cocaine was discovered inside the White House.
The White House Pool Report indicates that the entire Biden Family, including First Son Hunter Biden was present at the White House last Friday.
Pierre went as far as to attack The New York Post for their reporting, calling it ‘irresponsible,’ due to the alleged factual mistake, when in reality, Pierre was the one who made the error.
The exchange was tense after Caitlin Doorsbos, a reporter for the New York Post, asked Jean-Pierre to “tell once and for all if the cocaine belonged or not to the Biden Family” which led Pierre to scolding her.
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Andrew Bates, the Deputy Press Secretary, had bizarrely invoked the Hatch Act to avoid questions about who owned the cocaine found in the White House.
The Hatch Act was passed by Congress in order to prevent federal employees using state resources for political campaigns.
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Karine Jean-Pierre said that the Bidens weren’t at the White House when the cocaine was discovered on Friday.
According to a White House pool report dated Friday, Hunter was in fact present. pic.twitter.com/31QfsXnhmm
Greg Price (@greg_price11), July 7, 2023
Conservatives mocked White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre for reprimanding a reporter after she asked if cocaine found at the West Wing of White House belonged the Bidens.
Caitlin Doorsbos, a reporter for the New York Post, asked Jean-Pierre if he could “say unequivocally whether or not the Cocaine belonged to Biden family” and why Andrew Bates, deputy press secretary the day before had dodged questions about the cocaine by citing Hatch Act.
Jean-Pierre’s response, “There have been some irresponsible reports about the family,” was met with discomfort. So I’ve got call it out here. I have been very clear. “I was very clear two days ago, when I repeatedly answered the question by talking about this.
