What better way to commemorate Jen Psaki's last official day (today!) as White House Press Secretary than to revisit her finer moments adroitly deflecting Fox reporter Peter Doocy's disingenuous questions — whether that was with quick-witted teaching moments, calling out "gotcha" questions, or dropping a tried-and-true Psaki-bomb. Here is a round-up for a last hurrah:
Here is a roundup of classic Jen Psaki moments with Peter Doocy
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Jen Psaki and Peter Doocy break character, exchange sweet goodbyes
It was a big day for outgoing White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki. First she congratulated her replacement, Karine Jean-Pierre, who will become the nation's first Black, first openly gay… READ THE REST
Watch: Jen Psaki chokes up as she congratulates her replacement, Karine Jean-Pierre
An emotional Jen Psaki, who is leaving the White House May 13, congratulated her current deputy and upcoming replacement Karine Jean-Pierre at the press briefing today (see video below). Jean-Pierre,… READ THE REST
That's all folks! The talented Jen Psaki plans to leave White House for MSNBC
Jen Psaki has been one of the sharpest, most entertaining White House press secretaries in recent times. From her perfectly aimed "Psaki bombs" to her long-running "Jen-and-Peter Show" to everything… READ THE REST
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