Peter Doocy on four years under President Biden—and his expectations for a President Trump.
Peter Doocy, Fox News’ White House correspondent since 2020, has made a name for himself with pointed and at times heated questioning of Biden administration officials at briefings and other events. Doocy’s first interactions with former press secretary Jen Psaki became, “I know he always asks me tough questions, and he always has an edge to them, but I like him anyway.”” I’d be lying if I said I hadn’t asked myself a similar question.
It’s all my curiosity. I think that’s reflected in that my question 99 percent of the time is going to be something different than anybody else has covered that day. And a lot of the times, it’s stuff that we haven’t even covered on the channel yet. If I have an ability to find a story that nobody is talking about yet and get an interesting answer from somebody at the White House, that is great to start the next day with, and then we can get reactions from others to what the White House said.
I didn’t actually hear it happen. I was at this event for the economic competition council and everything was so very COVID-heavy, but at the time I had a couple of questions about crime. The Ukraine war was bubbling up and somebody yelled to him about Ukraine. He essentially said, “I’m not going to take any questions off-topic.” I didn’t have any economic questions handy, but I had heard somebody say something about inflation.
No. People can call them whatever they want. I am very confident every day when I go into the briefing room with my questions. If they watch my questions, her answers, I think people will actually learn something that can help them make up their mind about how they want to vote in November. So I know that they get characterized different ways by left-leaning outlets and by right-leaning outlets, but I’m very confident in the questions and the news that they make.
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