BUCK: There’s a new White House press secretary, Karine Jean-Pierre, and she is already getting some attention. Well, of course a lot of attention in the media just for the fact that she is the first black, female press secretary, first press secretary who I think is a member of the LGBTQ+ community. But also getting some attention because of the way that she answers questions. I mean, in the past also there are… Have you seen some of these montages, Clay, of all the times that she’s referred to racism? She is apparently —
CLAY: We’ve got that audio to be able to play for people at some point during today’s show.
BUCK: We should say, ’cause a lot of accusations of racism.
CLAY: Yeah.
BUCK: Pretty much everybody and everything she doesn’t like somehow gets called racist. But I just wanted you to hear, this is the White House press secretary. So the chief communication official of the Biden administration. Here she is when asked about costs, inflation, et cetera.
CLAY: How is everybody in the Biden administration so bad at communication? That is a question from Peter Doocy, which is straightforward. It builds off of the criticisms we’ve been making on this show that certainly have been bought into by Jeff Bezos and by Elon Musk that increasing taxes is not going to make inflation better.
And it’s like she’s a robot, Buck, that suddenly got the wrong translation to read from. And if you watch this video, it looks even worse than it sounds, because you can see her looking down and reading, and she started to randomly answer about climate change as if she didn’t even understand what she was being asked.
BUCK: For the Democrats and for the left, class warfare is reflexive. They don’t even think about it. “Why are things not going well on the economy? Because of the bad rich people!” That’s always the answer. It’s like you hit the knee and the knee kicks up at the doctor’s office. It’s reflexive.
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