#shorts Reporter: How are the reporters decided? MS. JEAN-PIERRE: So — so the way that we have moved forward with this type of process is that we reach out to a number of reporters who — who we’re going to …

#shorts “The L.A. Times said that their reporter did not submit any questions in advance at yesterday’s press conference. So, to people who saw that pocket card, can you explain how that ended up there and why the president needed …

Karine Jean-Pierre Has No Clue Why Some Countries Are Evacuating Citizens From Sudan, But Not The US Reporter: Given the President’s direction and what you’re saying right now, a number of other countries have evacuated citizens over the course of …

Jean-Pierre: “Entirely Normal” For Biden To Have Pre-Written Questions From Reporters At Presser On 4/27/2023, Press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre addressed the photo of President Biden holding what appeared to be a cheat sheet of a reporter’s question at White House …

#shorts on 4/27/2023, a reporter asked White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre, “ut Republicans in the House have now passed a bill that would prevent a default. So at what point — MS. JEAN-PIERRE: Right. Reporter: — does it have …

#shorts on 4/27/2023, a reporter asked White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre, “The nation’s biggest business lobbying group, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, is now directly calling on the administration to sit down and negotiate on the debt limit, saying …

#shorts on 4/27/2023, a reporter asked White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre, “House Republicans passed legislation on the budget and debt limit. What is the White House’s response to this? And do you feel like the ball is in your …

#shorts on 4/26/2023, Speaker Kevin McCarthy surprised Washington when he showed he could unite the House Republican majority to pass a sweeping package to raise the nation’s debt limit by $1.5 trillion in exchange for spending reductions, an opening bid …

#shorts on 4/26/2023, House Budget Committee Chairman Jodey Arrington said, “Our plan will reduce deficit spending, save taxpayers $4.8 trillion, and begin extinguishing the flames of our current cost of living crisis. First, we limit federal spending by reining in …

#shorts on 4/26/2023, House Budget Committee Chairman Jodey Arrington said, “Over the last two years, President Biden has financed his radical agenda and vast expansion of the federal government with an unprecedented $10 trillion in spending, six trillion of which …