New York Times' Michael Shear sparred with White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre over the Biden administration's silence on the indictment facing former President Trump.
reporter Michael Shear had a heated clash with White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre over what he suggested was the Biden administration's selective silence when it comes to responding to legal matters involving former President Donald Trump.
Jean-Pierre responded by referring to Jan. 6 as a"devastating day" that led to law enforcement being"attacked" and called the events an"attack on democracy." TRUMP SAYS DA BRAGG'S 'OBSESSION' WITH TRYING TO 'GET TRUMP' WILL 'BACKFIRE' AFTER GRAND JURY INDICTMENT Shear pushed back, saying"500 cases" were brought by those who entered the Capitol on Jan. 6, but Jean-Pierre doubled down, stressing"people died" as a result of those events."But you're lecturing me!" Jean-Pierre exclaimed.
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