Jen Psaki

"I just think that’s absolutely appalling."

"He made a joke."

"They are not."

She is "out of the office."

When would a fact-checker even bother trying to stall the social media momentum of a problematic picture that wasn't photoshopped? If your answer was a potentially incoming Biden administration official, ...

"I think it's safe to say he still doesn't trust Donald Trump."

"It is like nails on a chalkboard."

"I know a number of have asked whether the president talked to since this report came out, the answer is no."

"There has not been any decision about this at this point."

"Most of the components in those packages are long-term investments."

"I want public health officials to make decisions about how to keep my kids safe, not politicians."

"Didn't President Biden say a few weeks ago that anybody who accuses the party of being anti-police is lying?"

""That — those were — that was heavily litigated during the campaign."

"I will note, most Republicans are doing exactly the right thing and taking steps to advocate for more people to get vaccinated."

"I know this is slightly awkward timing."

"Look, misinformation, especially misinformation that can lead to death, is something that the administration should be working with, whether it be Facebook or any other social media entity."

"We want to fight a fight about getting the pandemic under control and things that actually impact people’s lives.”

"Are you trying to hide something?"

"Oh yes. With pleasure."

"I rise today to discuss facts and fiction."