#shorts KJP said, “People tell me, people in this building, you tell me all the time. And Ron Klain, the former chief of staff, used to say to me, ‘You have the hardest job in this building, the hardest job.’ He’s like, ‘Don’t ever forget that.’ And we know that, which I always appreciated that he would say that to me. Um, and you know, many in many ways, I have the weight of the world when I go to the podium because you have to try to get everything right, right? Whether it’s domestic policy, whether it’s foreign policy, and you are, you’re communicating on behalf of the president. Yes, there are reporters like yourself sitting in front of me, but what you all are doing is making sure that the world and Americans know what it is that the president wants all of them to know. And you guys are keeping us in check as we should be, and that’s what’s so important of that back and forth that you see in the briefing room. But it is a hard job. It is not for everyone, uh, it is, and when you say yes to doing the job, you know you have all these responsibilities.
Examples of A Historic Figure and Hardest Job below:
On 12/13/2022, a reporter asked White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre, “Is there a sense today, with the President signing …?”
KJP: So I think — a couple of things there: Look, this is an important civil rights accomplishment that achieved — that was achieved in a Bi-Carmel and bipartisan way …
Reporter: Thanks, Karine. The President (inaudible) about to enact a landmark piece of civil rights legislation …?
KJP: … I think that matters, right? Bi-Carmel, bipartisan support was had for this piece of legislation.
Reporter: Do you anticipate that this administration …?
KJP: Look, what we’re saying to you today is that this — this piece of legislation was done in a bipartisan, Bi-Carmel way, and it will make a difference for millions of Americans across the country …
other clips of this published longer video is here: https://youtu.be/ooyR0Db0lIU
Karine Jean-Pierre, Highly Incompetent Press Sec, Says She Has A Hard Job. It’s Not For Everyone.