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7:20Now PlayingWhite House press secretary, Karine Jean-Pierre, spars with CBS reporter over changing tone in reporter's questioning over President Biden's classified documents updates. John Iadarola and A.B. Burns-Tucker break it down on The Damage Report.
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‘We Don’t Need To Have This Kind Of Confrontation!’ JeanPierre Bristles at Reporter’s Scolding About Biden Classified Docs
"White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre bristled at CBS News White House correspondent Ed O’Keefe’s confrontational scolding about the job of reporters to ask questions about President Joe Biden’s classified documents flap.
News broke Monday that President Biden’s lawyers discovered a small number of documents — from his time as VP — bearing classified marking while clearing out a private office last fall and immediately reported and returned the documents to the federal government. On Wednesday, it was revealed that Biden aides discovered more such documents at a second location.
At Wednesday’s White House briefing, Jean-Pierre was bombarded with questions about the documents — which were referenced over fifty times during the 58-minute briefing — including an aggressive grilling by Fox News correspondent Peter Doocy."
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