Jen Psaki Reveals How She Deals With Peter Doocy When The Cameras Are Off
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The White House press secretary's relationship with the Fox News correspondent isn't always as contentious as it may seem.
White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki is known for sparring almost daily with Fox News correspondent Peter Doocy, but she recently told Mediaite that they’re not as combative when the cameras are off. “But my engagement with him, people don’t always see this, but outside the briefing room, it is entirely professional and entirely, hopefully, responsive,” Psaki said, adding: “There’s a performative component from the TV side of the briefing room.” Although Psaki gives Doocy one-on-one time ― as she does for other correspondents ― there’s a line in the briefing room.
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