Jen Psaki's smackdown Response To Peter Doocy's Question Leaves Him Momentarily Speechless

[EatTheRich]

You bullied a reporter wow, but that didn't:

Bring back Americans still in Afghanistan.
Stop Inflation.
Reduce taxes .for the poor
Create jobs.
Reduce Crime.
Prevent COVID deaths.

This helped no one.

Pointing out the the reporter is asking disingenuous questions based on false premises is “bullying” … but you and Trump cheered when Greg Gianforte body-slammed a reporter. Oh well, I guess that’s different.

 

[EatTheRich]

SLAP

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/are-supply-chain-disruptions-the-beginning-of-the-end-of-globalization/ar

There wouldn't be a need for Jabs if not for Fauci

NIH admits Fauci lied about funding Wuhan gain-of-function experiments (msn.com)

He paid for 722,000 deaths with taxpayers $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$

The truth always comes out

The headline isn’t substantiated, any U.S. funding was not crucial to China’s research which likely helped us develop the vaccines, and the virus wasn’t engineered.

 

[Drumcollie]

Pointing out the the reporter is asking disingenuous questions based on false premises is “bullying” … but you and Trump cheered when Greg Gianforte body-slammed a reporter. Oh well, I guess that’s different.

What? You making up lies again is different?

The headline isn’t substantiated, any U.S. funding was not crucial to China’s research which likely helped us develop the vaccines, and the virus wasn’t engineered.

And you have actual proof how?

 

[Colorforms]

sleepy joe walks into the WH and that makes your right wing top post, I'm impressed too!

Great, I don't care if you're impressed, but good for you.

 

[Alinvegas]

I like cops overall....even the ones who stopped me for speeding. I don't like the cops who traveled to the Capitol from around the country on Jan 6 to attack our democracy.

I have the highest regard for unions, but I find police unions wanting in that they shield their bad apples instead of holding them accountable.

Newsflash. All unions do that.

 

[JuliefromOhio]

Newsflash. All unions do that.

Fair point, but when families sue for misconduct, murder by police, we taxpayers pick up the tab. We should make the police unions pay.

Police misconduct settlements can be costly
Total police settlement spending in records obtained by FiveThirtyEight and The Marshall Project, along with the years of data available and the average amount spent annually on police settlements

	AMOUNT
CITY▲▼	NO. OF YEARS▲▼	TOTAL▲▼	YEARLY AVG.▲▼
New York City	10	$1,704,120,487	$170,412,049
Chicago	10	467,586,464	46,758,646
Los Angeles	10	329,925,620	32,992,562
Washington, D.C.*	9	114,841,449	12,760,161
Philadelphia	11	116,881,088	10,625,553
Detroit	9	57,702,989	6,411,443
Milwaukee	10	40,017,822	4,001,782
Baltimore*	5	18,432,748	3,686,550
San Francisco	10	27,873,298	2,787,330
Cleveland	11	28,573,475	2,597,589
Springfield, MA**	15	32,846,089	2,189,739
Indianapolis	10	13,149,775	1,314,977
Memphis	7	8,772,884	1,253,269
Boston	10	11,905,482	1,190,548
Atlanta*	5	4,761,182	952,236
Paterson, NJ	10	7,742,498	774,250
Miami	11	7,284,684	662,244
St. Louis	5	3,117,847	623,569
Orlando	9	3,611,879	401,320
New Orleans	10	3,510,642	351,064
North Charleston, SC	10	3,333,750	333,375
Baton Rouge	10	2,879,795	287,979
Fort Lauderdale, FL	9	2,471,384	274,598
Waterbury, CT	9	2,227,250	247,472
Cincinnati	11	2,472,787	224,799
Charleston, SC	10	1,520,250	152,025
Columbia	10	1,352,435	135,244
Little Rock	10	943,950	94,395
Richmond, VA	10	748,500	74,850
Roanoke, VA	10	132,500	13,250
Cambridge, MA	10	114,000	11,400

*In Baltimore, Atlanta and Washington, D.C., we rounded down the number of years because either the first or last year we received included only partial data.
**In Springfield, the total amount includes a $27 million judgment that was appealed by the city and reduced to $6.5 million after we received the data.

SOURCE: POLICE DEPARTMENTS

 

[Dawg]

Here we have leftists actively cheering pols and their mouthpieces NOT answering the question posed.
Yep, these leftists have jettisoned any semblance of liberalism.

Double Trouble: Peter Doocy, Wife Hillary Vaughn Take on Jean-Pierre Over Biden’s Economy

With The Psaki Show off on Thursday, White House Principal Deputy Press Secretary and former MSNBCer Karine Jean-Pierre filled in, but it wasn’t an easy day as she faced incoming fire from not only Fox’s Peter Doocy, but Doocy’s other half in wife Hillary Vaughn of the Fox Business Network as...

newsbusters.org

 

[Alinvegas]

Fair point, but when families sue for misconduct, murder by police, we taxpayers pick up the tab. We should make the police unions pay.

Police misconduct settlements can be costly
Total police settlement spending in records obtained by FiveThirtyEight and The Marshall Project, along with the years of data available and the average amount spent annually on police settlements

CITY▲▼	NO. OF YEARS▲▼	TOTAL▲▼	YEARLY AVG.▲▼
	AMOUNT
New York City	10	$1,704,120,487	$170,412,049
Chicago	10	467,586,464	46,758,646
Los Angeles	10	329,925,620	32,992,562
Washington, D.C.*	9	114,841,449	12,760,161
Philadelphia	11	116,881,088	10,625,553
Detroit	9	57,702,989	6,411,443
Milwaukee	10	40,017,822	4,001,782
Baltimore*	5	18,432,748	3,686,550
San Francisco	10	27,873,298	2,787,330
Cleveland	11	28,573,475	2,597,589
Springfield, MA**	15	32,846,089	2,189,739
Indianapolis	10	13,149,775	1,314,977
Memphis	7	8,772,884	1,253,269
Boston	10	11,905,482	1,190,548
Atlanta*	5	4,761,182	952,236
Paterson, NJ	10	7,742,498	774,250
Miami	11	7,284,684	662,244
St. Louis	5	3,117,847	623,569
Orlando	9	3,611,879	401,320
New Orleans	10	3,510,642	351,064
North Charleston, SC	10	3,333,750	333,375
Baton Rouge	10	2,879,795	287,979
Fort Lauderdale, FL	9	2,471,384	274,598
Waterbury, CT	9	2,227,250	247,472
Cincinnati	11	2,472,787	224,799
Charleston, SC	10	1,520,250	152,025
Columbia	10	1,352,435	135,244
Little Rock	10	943,950	94,395
Richmond, VA	10	748,500	74,850
Roanoke, VA	10	132,500	13,250
Cambridge, MA	10	114,000	11,400

*In Baltimore, Atlanta and Washington, D.C., we rounded down the number of years because either the first or last year we received included only partial data.
**In Springfield, the total amount includes a $27 million judgment that was appealed by the city and reduced to $6.5 million after we received the data.

SOURCE: POLICE DEPARTMENTS

Do you have any numbers to share on what criminals cost us each year?

 

[Alinvegas]

Do you have any numbers to share on what criminals cost us each year?

Thought so...Crickets...

 

[Dawg]

Thought so...Crickets...

of course

 

[Alinvegas]

Fair point, but when families sue for misconduct, murder by police, we taxpayers pick up the tab. We should make the police unions pay.

Police misconduct settlements can be costly
Total police settlement spending in records obtained by FiveThirtyEight and The Marshall Project, along with the years of data available and the average amount spent annually on police settlements

CITY▲▼	NO. OF YEARS▲▼	TOTAL▲▼	YEARLY AVG.▲▼
	AMOUNT
New York City	10	$1,704,120,487	$170,412,049
Chicago	10	467,586,464	46,758,646
Los Angeles	10	329,925,620	32,992,562
Washington, D.C.*	9	114,841,449	12,760,161
Philadelphia	11	116,881,088	10,625,553
Detroit	9	57,702,989	6,411,443
Milwaukee	10	40,017,822	4,001,782
Baltimore*	5	18,432,748	3,686,550
San Francisco	10	27,873,298	2,787,330
Cleveland	11	28,573,475	2,597,589
Springfield, MA**	15	32,846,089	2,189,739
Indianapolis	10	13,149,775	1,314,977
Memphis	7	8,772,884	1,253,269
Boston	10	11,905,482	1,190,548
Atlanta*	5	4,761,182	952,236
Paterson, NJ	10	7,742,498	774,250
Miami	11	7,284,684	662,244
St. Louis	5	3,117,847	623,569
Orlando	9	3,611,879	401,320
New Orleans	10	3,510,642	351,064
North Charleston, SC	10	3,333,750	333,375
Baton Rouge	10	2,879,795	287,979
Fort Lauderdale, FL	9	2,471,384	274,598
Waterbury, CT	9	2,227,250	247,472
Cincinnati	11	2,472,787	224,799
Charleston, SC	10	1,520,250	152,025
Columbia	10	1,352,435	135,244
Little Rock	10	943,950	94,395
Richmond, VA	10	748,500	74,850
Roanoke, VA	10	132,500	13,250
Cambridge, MA	10	114,000	11,400

*In Baltimore, Atlanta and Washington, D.C., we rounded down the number of years because either the first or last year we received included only partial data.
**In Springfield, the total amount includes a $27 million judgment that was appealed by the city and reduced to $6.5 million after we received the data.

SOURCE: POLICE DEPARTMENTS

Let me give you a little hint. Crime in the US cost aprox. $2.6 Trillion each year. And that doesn't count the amount of money the dems steal from the citizens with their taxes.

 

[Dawg]

Psaki get's smacked down

Psaki spooked by Hatch Act, will no longer comment on Virginia governor's race (msn.com)

 

[JuliefromOhio]

Do you have any numbers to share on what criminals cost us each year?

I don't like taxpayers having to pay the wrongful death, misconduct suits. Let the cops or their unions pay it, be held liable. That would probably decrease their misconduct, right?

We imprison too many....so there's that cost. I think house arrest, probation would be more appropriate for ALL non-violent offenses.

 

[EatTheRich]

Let me give you a little hint. Crime in the US cost aprox. $2.6 Trillion each year. And that doesn't count the amount of money the dems steal from the citizens with their taxes.

Yes, I’m sure they got that number without counting every penny paid for police (including their theft and settlement for their illegal activities) and also for courts, prisons, etc., right? Lol.

Guessing they don’t count the wage theft which exceeds all other forms of theft combined but is not treated as a crime, though.

 

[JuliefromOhio]

Let me give you a little hint. Crime in the US cost aprox. $2.6 Trillion each year. And that doesn't count the amount of money the dems steal from the citizens with their taxes.

Why do we pay so much? Because of this.

The United States prisoner rate (number of prisoners per 100,000 people) is 639, the world's highest.

The ten countries with the highest incarceration rates are:

1. United States (639)
2. El Salvador (566)
3. Turkmenistan (552)
4. Thailand (549)
5. Palau (522)
6. Rwanda (511)
7. Cuba (510)
8. Maldives (499)
9. Bahamas (442)
10. Grenada (429)

Re your dumb comment, if you don't like paying taxes....for police, fire, refuse pick up, roads, bridges, military, etc., etc., go live in the woods. Also stop listening to rightwing talk radio.