Jean-Pierre: Starting this month, seniors on Medicare are seeing their Insulin cost capped at $35 for a months supply…thanks to the Inflation Reduction Act.
[President Trump lowered cost to $35, Biden cancelled that, then lowered it himself and stole credit]
Jean-Pierre: As black women, we [Jean-Pierre and Keisha Bottoms] have broken barriers.
[female black criminals installed into positions of power does not 'break barriers']
Keisha Bottoms [White House press conference]: This is an important day. As a member of Delta Sigma Beta Sorority Incorporated, it's our Founder's Day.
Reporter: Will this series of [classified information mishandling] discoveries have any bearing on his [Biden] thinking and his thoughts if he decides to run?
Bottoms: I'll refer those questions to [Biden]. He can speak for himself on that.
Bottoms is wearing chains like a necklace, while talking about 'civil rights', 'equity', and 'racism'. Laughably ridiculous for her to be tacitly suggesting she is in chains.
Jean-Pierre: On Sunday, [Biden] will travel to Atlanta and deliver a sermon at Ebenezer Baptist Church. On Monday, he will return to Washington, DC, to join Reverend Al Sharpton, and the National Action Network, at their Martin Luther King Jr. Day breakfast, where he will deliver the keynote address.
Reporter: As far as you know, is it ever okay for classified documents to be mixed with personal [inaudible]?
Jean-Pierre: What I can say, is what [Biden] has said before…we take this very seriously. [Biden] takes classified information, classified documents, very seriously…we have been fully cooperating with the Department of Justice and now we will be doing the same with the Special Council's Office.
Reporter: You're confident he followed whatever protocol was in place?
Jean-Pierre: This is something he takes very seriously, when it comes to classified documents, when it comes to classified information.
Reporter: Would [Biden] agree to sit for an on-the-record, in-person interview…[inaudible; probably referred to possible interview with Special Council]?
Jean-Pierre: I'm not going to get into specifics, or get ahead of what's going to happen. I'm not going to get into hypotheticals, because that is a hypothetical.
Reporter: [Biden] has said he hopes to speak about this [classified document mishandling] soon. When can peopole expect to hear from him?
Jean-Pierre: Don't have…again, that's uh..that is, that is something that I can't; I don't have a magic wand here, I don't know when that's going to happen.
I was kind of hoping they would seriously start pushing for a ban on outdoor grilling. Might as well go all-in. kek
Reporter: Is the administration considering any kind of national security implications from the fallout, are you hearing any kind of intelligence, and are you doing anything to deter those threats?
Jean-Pierre: I'm just not going to talk about any intelligence from here.
KEK
Jean-Pierre: [Biden's] first two years in office have been the best for job creation in history.
Jean-Pierre refusing to bring in someone from the White House Council's Office to answer questions in the briefing room.
[she directs questions about Biden mishandling classified material to them]