Jen Psaki got into a very intense back-and-forth with Fox News’s Peter Doocy during today’s presser. In her customary tone and with the usual smirk, she responded to Doocy’s question about the government “spying on peoples’ Facebook profiles looking for vaccine misinformation.
An unhappy Psaki said “that was quite a loaded and inaccurate question…”
Psaki wants everyone to believe there is nothing to see. “It’s publicly available information…” she said.
Doocy asked about the twelve people the Surgeon General is singling out as providing 65% of the misinformation. He wanted to know if the twelve people knew the Surgeon General was going through their FB profile. She didn’t like question.
We’ve been thinking about the twelve people. We think we know who they are and would put Alex Berenson and Tucker on the list. The doctor who invented the mRNA technology might have made the list. Bret Weinstein?
They aren’t giving out misinformation but Democrats don’t like what they have to say.
In any case, the angry exchange continued. Psaki doesn’t like to be questioned.
Doocy tried to explain that people think it’s a case of Big Brother. People likely think that because it is.
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Please, provide the website where we can find the disclosures regarding ‘spying’ on citizens. Thanks.
Then Jen stomped her foot and stormed off with the Raggedy Ann doll.
We were left sitting there with the Andy doll, then the teardrops started.
Jen is Aso!
The smart people in America know the vaccines are not as safe as the Government says they are. What are Democrats going to do when the side affects cause all Americans to turn on them. We haven’t even begun to see the potential long term effects yet and they are potentially huge considering what we have already seen. The FDA and CDC can’t keep a lid on this much longer.
The best part was asking if Fauci should be banned.
Let’s not forget the Republicans were also in favor of “stopping misinformation”. When Rep. Quigley railed against Alex Jones, Trey Gowdy was next in line after him to advocate for banning misinformation. Basically each side wants to ban the other’s speech.