Newsmax Reporter Tries Trump's 'People Are Saying' Line. Jen Psaki Isn't Having It.
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"What people?" The White House press secretary hammers away to nail down the question.
A Newsmax reporter tried Friday to get White House press secretary Jen Psaki to respond to something negative that “people are saying” about President Joe Biden — but Psaki made short work of the journalist. Newsmax’s Emerald Robinson said that “many” unnamed “people” are concerned about the large number of individuals from the Obama administration being named to posts in the Biden administration. “People are saying” was a favorite phrase of former President Donald Trump, who usually employed it when his point wasn’t backed by facts. “Given the number of former Obama administration officials that are now in this Biden administration and the president’s relatively light schedule, there’s a growing perception that this is really just the third term of President Obama,” Robinson said. “What do you say to people who say that?”
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