And I think, look at how Jim Acosta, who is reporting on the White House, brushed off what the White House said about it. And that tells you a lot about how important your credibility is when you're a spokesperson, when you are speaking on behalf of the president.
Psaki emphasizes the importance of credibility for White House spokespeople in light of the president's fluctuating confidence in his staff.
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Donald Trump is running on the platform of running on the same election subversion playbook that he tried to make happen back in 2020.
And since this White House does not appear to take these briefings seriously, I figured I would take a shot again at answering some of the questions from today.
In this White House, though, as I think we all know, the Briefing Room is often a place where disinformation is spread.
I mean, their opponent is a convicted felon. I don't know that it's harder for them.
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