Karine Jean-Pierre’s most memorable moments from first year as White House press secretary
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Karine Jean-Pierre has been mocked for spouting White House talking points, sparred with reporters and defended her boss at all costs during her first year as press secretary.
Reporters have experienced times of great frustration, such as when deflections and obfuscations over questions about Biden's handling of classified documents wore thin. She has also drawn scorn for stating the trans community was "under attack" following a trans shooter attacking a Nashville Christian school, mistakenly referred to Kamala Harris as "the president," denied that anyone "walks over" the southern border, accidently called Biden "President Obama," called people who support the "MAGA agenda" a threat to democracy and "extreme" and squeezed in a dig at since-fired CNN host Don Lemon. Brian Flood is a media reporter for Fox News Digital. Story tips can be sent to brian.flood@fox.com and on Twitter: @briansflood.
The role of press secretary puts Jean-Pierre firmly in the spotlight on a near-daily basis, so gaffes and mishaps are both expected and frequent. Here are some of Jean-Pierre's most memorable moments:
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