Peter Doocy Reacts On Fox News After Jen Psaki Says She Never 'Hated' Him
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The former White House press secretary recently spoke about her feelings toward the combative reporter.
There appears to be little bad blood between Jen Psaki and Peter Doocy despite their history of tense sparring in the White House briefing room.
Psaki, President Joe Biden’s former White House press secretary, discussed her relationship with the Fox News reporter in her new book, “Say More.” In a recent interview published by The Ankler, she was asked about how she had described him as a constant thorn in her side in the press room.
“People often ask me, ‘How much did you hate that guy?’ And I’m always like, ’No, I didn’t hate him at all,’” Psaki replied.
“I feel like it would be a real mind-bend to work for Fox. It feels like a traumatizing experience he has to live through every day.”
On “Fox & Friends” Tuesday morning, Doocy was asked for his reaction to the statement from Psaki, who is now an MSNBC host.
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