The White House recently sent a letter criticizing media coverage of Alexei Smirnoff, an FBI informant arrested for allegedly lying about Hunter Biden and President Biden. The Press Secretary emphasized the importance of factual and accurate reporting on critical issues for the American people.
Regarding the Supreme Court's decision to hear the immunity case against Donald Trump in late April, the White House declined to comment on ongoing criminal cases.
President Biden's public ice cream outing with late-night host Seth Meyers sparked some outrage, with critics questioning the appropriateness of a grown man, especially the president, eating ice cream in public. The Press Secretary dismissed this as false outrage, highlighting the president's efforts to engage with Americans on important issues during the New York visit.
The president's interview with Seth Meyers reached over a million viewers and addressed significant topics in a late-night show format. The Press Secretary defended the president's choice to connect with Americans through various platforms and venues, emphasizing the importance of engaging with diverse audiences.
