Obviously not — if the media is well compliant.
On Tuesday, Fox News correspondent Peter Doucet asked White House spokeswoman Karine Jean-Pierre about the voice mail Joe Biden comforted his son. } The New York Times Expoabout a crooked Chinese operator who traded with a hunter. It lies to, Biden's claimthat Biden has never told hunters about foreign commerce.
However, Jean-Pierre couldn't bother to comment.
"We are not from this podium. We are not going to talk about suspicious material from laptops," she replied.
Pressed if voicemail denies authenticity, Jean-Pierre says, "I'm not going to talk about suspicious material from my laptop. I repeated.
Of course she doesn't. After all, such aobstruction launched a vague attack on the New York Post's laptop reportwithwithout denying its credibility, 2020. It has been workingsince October. They knew it was genuine, but by removing "suspicions" and "disinformation in Russia". The reporter made an excuse to ignore it.
Of course, this strategy will only succeed if a sufficient number of media outlets work together. And it's true to form, everyone from Times, Politico, CNN, MSNBC, The Washington Post and more. I took the trouble to follow up on Doothy's question.
Jean-Pierre sings, "I don't talk about hunters," and Aum in the press room sings, "No, no, no."
Still, Post, Fox, and some other publications continue to ask our questions. And after the Republican Party ruled the House of Representatives in November,'s answer is legally enforced. "I'm not going to talk about it" doesn't fly. The Patriot of Silence will finally be broken.
