Donald Trump's press secretary defended the use by the president of an expletive on Friday during a briefing about Washington Air Tragedy, which explained that it was one of the ways he made contact with ordinary Americans.
And Karoline Leavitt used her position on stage to mock the press corps of the White House to his face.
Her appearance in the briefing indicated another memory of how the seat of American current was transformed in two short weeks.
A day before, Trump supplied an update on the air accident, railing against the previous administration and her transport secretary, Pete Buttigieg, as a 'disaster' with 'a good line of bulls ***'.
Leavitt was asked if this was part of a deliberate communication strategy.
“I think one of the things that the American people most likes about this president is that he often says what they think, but sometimes miss the courage to say themselves,” she said,, “she said
'And I think yesterday you heard great frustration on this stage, President Trump, perhaps even anger, with the policy of the previous administration, many of which have led to the crises that our country is currently being confronted with and that this president is aimed at the to establish. '
The President had destroyed Buttigieg and said that he “does not lie,” after his appearance of the wild briefing.
White House Pers Secretary Karoline Leavitt gave her second briefing of the week on Friday
She defended the use by the president of an expletive one day before and said he gave vote to ordinary Americans and to his own frustrations about the state of the country
This administration opens the briefing space for non-conventional media organizations, including podcasters and right-wing social media stars.
Leavitt said she had received 10,000 entries for four seats on the side of the briefing room, usually reserved for the White House staff.
The resident of Friday was John Ashbrook, co-host of the ruthless podcast. He served a softball and asked if the media had no contact with ordinary Americans and their views on deportations.
“Out of contact?” She asked with an elevated eyebrow, before they served exactly how they had no contact with reference to opinion polls that a majority of Americans showed to support deportations.
Even worse had to come when she was asked about the CIA who recently concluded that the most likely explanation was that it leaked from a Chinese lab.
She claimed that he was completely mocked in the briefing room by journalists.
“Said he spewed conspiracy theories. He was not, “she continued, warming up for her theme.
“We now know that this is the confirmed truth.
Former transport secretary Pete Buttigieg said that Donald Trump should be 'leading, not lying' while he shot president
“It took many years before it came out, but the president was right in this case.”
Leavitt also used her appearance to defend the president's comments that hiring diversity had an impact on air safety.
But there were more conventional announcements of the stage.
Leavitt confirmed that the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu would have a 'working meeting' in the White House on Tuesday.
And she revealed that the president was ready to continue plans to impose 25 percent rates on import from Canada and Mexico and 10 percent rates for goods from China that were in force on Saturday, the White House said.
