Jill Biden Explains How She Chews Out Joe Biden When Secret Service Is Around
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The first lady revealed her workaround for fighting with the president in the presence of their security detail.
When Jill Biden wants to insult President Joe Biden during a fight, she lets her fingers do the talking. (Watch the video below.)
The first lady explained her penchant for “fexting” ― fighting by text ― when staff and security are around, as part of an interview shared Thursday with “Morning Joe” host Mika Brzezinski.
We’ll let FLOTUS explain:
“So when you’re in the car and you’re texting and you’re fighting with your husband and there are two Secret Service agents in the car with you, you can’t say, ‘You’re a whatever.’ So you’re texting, ‘You’re a whatever!’ It’s fighting over text because you can’t verbalize it.”
Brzezinski, who’s married to “Morning Joe” co-host Joe Scarborough, could relate.
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