Jen Psaki

"That's our view."

"What does the president make of that?"

"I'm just kind of wondering how it's possible that that could happen in 24 hours."

"Why did President Biden say he has been to the border?"

Within the walls of the White House, administration apparatchiks are diligently clacking away on laptop keyboards. Sending emails, drafting memos, issuing statements, finalizing schedules, all with one goal in mind: ...

"Why should Americans believe that?"

"There are moments when we all don't put masks back on as quickly as we should."

"We are not the Postal Service or UPS or FedEx."

"Or do you just do petty insults ignore actual facts?"

"Every leader should be focused on support steps to save lives and end the pandemic."

"We certainly don't see things as darkly as you do."

"Of course he was aware."

"The plan costs nothing for the American people who make less than $400,000."

"So, it just requires a majority to support legislation in Congress."

"I think people would be hard-pressed to argue that president has taken any aspect of the former president's playbook."

White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki has a habit of responding to difficult questions with sarcasm, condescension or downright snark. Earlier this week, she appeared to get so miffed by ...

"Can you just clarify, when the president said, 'No, no one said that to me that I can recall' what he meant."

"Do you guys acknowledge the broader truth that it does cost somebody?"

"He said advice was split."

"Can you explain why the American president was criticizing U.S. reporters in that setting?"