On 2/2/2023, a reporter asked White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre, ” On the Tyre Nichols funeral — and I’m posing this question with no aspersions cast on what I think all observers thought was a very eloquent eulogy delivered by the Vice President. I think it — the event calls into question how the Biden White House goes about deciding which atrocities, which tragedies merit high-level attention from the President or the Vice President. So, in addition to the Nichols funeral, for example, we saw that the President called the parents of Damar Hamlin, an injured NFL player.
I checked the White House website just before coming into the briefing room today. And I see no indication that the chief executive has at any time reached out to the family of Justin McIntire, who was the police chief in Brackenridge, Pennsylvania, who was shot to death in the line of duty, a father of four. Why not?
KJP: … I think the two that you just named were just very public. They were two incredibly public situations that — that where — you know, where — where the President was able to reach out in a way that — that people knew about — right? — that people were able to see how the President uses what he does so well …
Reporter: This weekend, the Democratic National Committee is voting to approve a new calendar for the 2024 primaries and caucuses. It’s going to put South Carolina first; followed, if they have their way, with Nevada and New Hampshire going second; Georgia and Michigan after that. I know you cannot specifically discuss politics because of the Hatch Act, or at least that’s what you’ll probably tell us. But I’m curious if the President himself will ever speak publicly about his calls and the letter he sent to the DNC saying that this should happen.
KJP: So, I will say this, it’s not what I say, it’s the rule of law. And I –
Reporter: No, I get it. Yeah, absolutely.
KJP: I just want to be clear. I don’t —
Reporter: Totally.
KJP: You kind of just threw it out there —
Reporter: Well —
MS. Jean-Pierre: — as if it’s a personal decision here.
Reporter: No, no, no.
KJP: It is the rule of law.
Reporter: Yes.
KJP: And we believe the rule of law here. We follow it. You know, I have not had that conversation with the President. I’m going to be, you know, very honest with you. I’ve not talked to him about 2024. It’s not something that we can do from here. And I’m sure you will hear a lot more from the President
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