Peter Doocy Of Fox News Is Asked If He'll Miss Joe Biden. His Response Is Interesting.
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The Fox News thorn in the president's side looked back on their sparring battles amid the Democratic National Convention.
Peter Doocy, the Fox News reporter whose line of questioning has often angered President Joe Biden, said he’ll miss the outgoing commander in chief.
“Yes. I really will,” Doocy said at the Democratic National Convention when asked by New York Magazine’s Intelligencer. “I don’t think it took long for them to know exactly what to expect from me. They knew I was always going to ask him something hard and he continued to engage for years after that and his team did, too ... and so yes, I will miss him.”
Biden would perhaps have less polite terminology for Doocy.
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