Watch: Karine Jean-Pierre Loses It After Never Trumper Exposes Her Big Lie About Joe Biden!

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In a recent exchange on "The Bulwark," former White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre found herself in a heated debate with ex-Republican strategist Tim Miller.

The bone of contention was the frequency of former President Joe Biden's interactions with the press and the public, a topic that sparked a fiery back-and-forth between the two political figures.

According to the Daily Caller, Miller, a notable figure in the Never Trump movement, argued that Biden was less communicative with the press than President Donald Trump. Jean-Pierre, however, countered this claim, asserting that Biden, her former employer, regularly engaged with reporters and embarked on nationwide tours to promote his administration's achievements.

"My job was to speak to what the decision he [Biden] made in the sense of, in the sense of continuing, trying to lift up, trying to lift up, the policies and the legislative wins that we did have, we did have legislative wins," Jean-Pierre stated.

Miller, however, challenged this assertion, suggesting that Biden's communication about these achievements was less than stellar. "But he [Biden] didnt talk about them that well, though. He couldnt talk about them," Miller retorted.

Jean-Pierre held her ground, insisting that Biden frequently discussed his administration's accomplishments. Miller, however, remained firm in his stance that Biden's communication with the press was significantly less frequent.

"First of all, first of all, he did talk about them. Whether it broke through or not, he did, Tim," Jean-Pierre argued.

"He talked way less to the press than Donald Trump does. Way less. And he wasnt out there at all. He wasnt good off the cuff. He wasnt doing press conferences. Lets just be real," Miller countered.

Jean-Pierre was quick to interject, interrupting Miller mid-sentence. "But Tim, But Tim, thats not true. Tim, youre conflating all of it No, first youre telling me he didnt talk well about it. Then youre telling me he didnt talk at all," she said.

"He didnt do either. He didnt talk very often. And when he did, it wasnt very good. He sounded very old," Miller responded, maintaining his position.

Jean-Pierre, however, was not swayed, asserting that Miller "wasnt paying attention to what we were doing at the White House."

"I paid attention. Im with you on the policies. Im talking about his performance," Miller clarified.

Jean-Pierre continued to defend Biden, asserting that he maintained a consistent presence. "The president spoke to the American people a couple times a week. He traveled and did domestic travel and talked directly to the American people. We are talking about a time politically that is incredibly partisan. It is hard. It was hard to break through any messaging. And it was an incumbency as well," she said.

However, data from the American Presidency Project at the University of CaliforniaSanta Barbara, as well as reports from Axios and Newsweek, suggest that Biden held fewer solo news conferences than Trump. By the end of their fourth years, Biden had given 164 interviews and press conferences combined, compared to Trumps 468.

In a 2025 Associated Press report, it was noted that Trump logged 129 media interactions in the first 100 days of his second term, the highest among modern presidents.

Despite these statistics, Jean-Pierre remained steadfast in her defense of Biden's engagement during his time in office. On "CBS Mornings," she insisted that Biden "was always engaged," pushing back on Gayle Kings question about reports of his cognitive decline. She took the question "incredibly seriously," explaining that she hadnt seen Biden before one of his debates due to the presence of campaign staff and family members on Air Force One.

This exchange highlights the ongoing debate about the communication styles of different administrations, and the importance of transparency and engagement in the political sphere.