Karine Jean-Pierre Destroyed - Humiliating Answer To Illegal Migrants Border Crisis

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Press Secretary Corrine Jean-Pierre. She just got humiliated by Peter Doocy and it was glorious

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You know, the things that President Trump did to secure our nation and secure our border

a lot of times he was called a racist for these things. But suddenly when Joe Biden does them, it's not racism anymore

Now mind you, Joe Biden only cares about this in the election year

For three years, he completely ignored the border. Completely ignored it. Now, that polls show it's a top priority for you and me

Well, now it's a top priority for Joe Biden. But don't be fooled because here's my prediction if he were to get re-elected

He'll pretend for one year to be strong on the border, get re-elected, and then the doors

are wide open again, folks. First of all, this border deal stinks

It stinks. It says that he can use measures to close the border if it gets to be overwhelming

It says that it allows, according to what we've heard so far in leaks, we can't confirm

anything yet because we haven't read the text, but it's supposed to allow 5,000 migrants

in per day. Per day. And there's no actual enforcement mechanism. I don't want to get into all that right now

What I want to get into is how Peter Doocy got Kareem Jean-Pierre totally stumped and

totally dumbfounded when he asked why Trump was a racist for closing the border and Joe

Biden is not. I want you to watch this video and then I want you to give me your thoughts on it

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We love you guys. God bless you. Take care, everybody. Go ahead, Michael

Back in the winter of 2018 and the spring of 2019, President Trump vowed to shut down

the border with Mexico using almost the identical language that the president used on Friday

Many, many, if not most, if not practically all Democrats called that xenophobic and even racist

Why shouldn't people make the same conclusion about this president's threat to shut down

the entire border with Mexico? So we believe the new enforcement tools that currently don't exist, that will be, we believe

that will be part of this bipartisan agreement will be fair. We believe it'll, yes, it'll be tough, but it will be fair

But he didn't say he wanted to use, excuse me, sorry, he didn't say I would on day one

I will use enhanced enforcement to improve the processing of people at the border

He said I will shut the border down, which, which suggests a total rejection of all people

attempting to cross the border without a visa or without proper authorization, which

stands in contravention to decades of international and US law that governs the movement of people

around the globe and the refugees and asylum system. So why is that the same thing that Trump did

No, I understand your question. What I'm saying to you, the new enforcement tools, right, that we believe that do not

currently exist, that will be part of this bipartisan agreement. There's, there are different, there are different definition, right, of what that looks like

of what actually shutting down the border looks like, right? So we're going to let them work through it

We don't know what that looks like exactly, right? What we are asking for, what the president wants to see is that we deal with the challenges

at the border, right, that we have an opportunity to deal with what's going on, the security

and make sure that we have the funding and the resources to deal with what we're seeing

at the border. There are going to be different, there are different definitions to what that looks like

And so we'll see what the text comes out of the Senate. And so we will, we will make, we will certainly have a, I guess, a broader conversation once

that happens. But we believe it's going to be fair. It'll be tough

It'll be fair. They'll have the resources available to deal with what's going on at the border

And also there'll be some policy changes as well. But to say that, to define what that looks like right now, it's getting ahead of the

process and we need to let Republicans, both Democrats, there are Democrats up there obviously

talking to Republicans. They're both having those conversations on what it will look like, a bipartisan agreement

And that's what you need in order to really deal with this issue. You got to do it in a bipartisan way

Just to follow up, you've said a couple of times, as you did just now, that we should wait

You don't want to get ahead of the process. I think your answer to the previous question was that we don't know what's in it

And yet the President and the White House have explicitly said it should pass

And so how is it that on the one hand the President has said pass this thing and send

it to me, but then when asked about it you say I don't want to get ahead of it, we don't

know what's in it? How can you say you want to pass it when you don't know what's in it

Here's the thing, both things could be true and I'll explain why. The White House team has been part of the negotiations, right

And the President has been getting regular updates, right? So obviously- So you don't know what's in it

No, no, no, no. What I'm saying is negotiations are still happening. They're literally still happening

They're still discussing this. If I tell you this is happening today, who knows what could happen the next day

And also, I don't want to get ahead of the conversations, right

I don't want to get in the middle of negotiations. And that is true

But the White House team has been really talking to and part of this discussion for the past

two months. So the President has been getting updates. Has been getting updates

But at the same time, negotiations are still happening. And that's just the reality that we're in

And talking about that from the podium, that will have an effect on negotiations

And you know that, Michael. It would. It would have an effect on negotiations. But the President didn't exhibit that kind of caution over the last few days, right

Well, for me, from here, I have to exhibit that type of caution

And the President is the President, right? And he wants to give confidence to the American people that we, he believes this is going

to be, yes, it's going to be tough, but it's also going to be fair. And we have to, in order to deal with this situation

And it'll be a historic, if it gets done, this will be a historic deal

But you know, we have to get this done in a bipartisan way. We truly do