Reporters Press White House On Immigration | Ep. 122

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In this episode of The Bald Brad Show, White House reporters press White house on immigration. We have Fox News reporter Peter Doocy and Karine Jean Pierre facing off over immigration. Peter Doocy questions Karine Jean-Pierre if the southern border is secure and if Joe Biden's immigration policies are working.

Moreover, we have another White House reporter questing Karine Jean-Pierre on if they recognize the fact that the Biden administration can extend Title 42 themselves or abolish it. The White House for the past month has been saying that they are just trying to follow the law. This of course is just an excuse seeing as though they have been pushing for the removal of Title 42 since day one of Biden taking office.

Furthermore, a reporter asking Karine Jean-Pierre if it is Joe Biden's fault that gas prices are declining. This question comes after the Biden administration took responsibility for gas prices going down but whenever they would increase, the administration would place the blame on anything else. The big one the White House loves to blame is the Putin price hike even though price were souring when Biden took office.

Lastly, White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre is giving a huge opportunity to speak to the southern western hemisphere on immigration. She is specifically asked by a White House reporter on what she would say to those who are trying to immigrate here unlawfully. Will Karine be "clear" in her messaging as she always claims to be or will she botch this answer.

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