Jean-Pierre: Once again, we grapple with the fact that fatal encounters with law enforcement are disparately affecting brown and black people.
[absolute nonsense]
Jean-Pierre: [Biden] is relentlessly committed to protecting Americans from threats to their safety.
Jean-Pierre is gushing over Ron Klain…calling herself a 'Klainiac'; describing Klain as having been 'in tears' as he told everyone goodbye.
Reporter: Would [Biden] commit to choosing a Chief of Staff who is not white and male, if Jeff Zients were to leave before the end of [Biden's] term?
Jean-Pierre: This administration is the most diverse in history…the cabinet is majority people of color for the first time in history, the cabinet is majority female for the first time in history, the majority of White House senior staff identify as female, forty percent of White House senior staff identify as part of racially diverse communities, a record six assistants to the president are openly LGBTQ.
[what a ridiculously embarrassing statement, especially sine this 'administration' is worst in history]
Reporter: Is there a specific reason that [Biden] is leaving Camp David [this weekend] to go to Delaware just for that one night on Sunday?
Jean-Pierre: I don't have anything to preview about what he's gonna be doing specifically, all I can tell you is that he going to be leaving Camp David and going to Wilmington, Delaware.
Reporter: Have any more classified documents been located in any places associated with [Biden]?
Jean-Pierre: I would refer you to the White House Council's Office.
Reporter: Why do White House officials insist that [Biden] self-reported the classified materials, if his lawyers initially called the White House, and not the Justice Department?
Jean-Pierre: I would refer you to the White House Council.
Reporter: But we heard from this podium the other day that [Biden] self-reported the materials. That's not exactly what happened.
Jean-Pierre: Who did you hear that from?
Reporter: John Kirby.
Jean-Pierre: I would refer you to the White House Council.
Jean-Pierre: The number of people crossing unlawfully from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, Venezuela, declined by 89% in less than three weeks. And this month we're on track to see the lowest levels of monthly border encounters since February, 2021. Our measures are working because we are treating this matter with urgency….we're taking this very seriously.