Today it was reported that Karine Jean-Pierre, the absolutely awful White House press secretary for Joe Biden, has supposedly left the Democrat party and penned her own book about the ‘broken’ Biden White House.
Due to the media focus on her, other details about her are coming out and they don’t paint a pretty picture.
She reportedly worked with a publicist who was included on official government emails. Also, KJP apparently wanted a job as a co-host on The View.
She was a guest on the show just a few weeks ago and she had a grand old time yukking it up with Joy Behar and the other shrews.
From Politico (emphasis is ours):
A New York-based publicist, Gilda Squire, worked informally with Jean-Pierre while she was in the White House and was, on multiple occasions, copied on official emails before staffers raised the issue, another former official said. Squire previously served as publicity director for HarperCollins Publishers and also did PR for Penguin Putnam Publishing, according to her LinkedIn. And Jean-Pierre was the subject of several lengthy profiles in lifestyle publications, including Vogue and Women’s Health and traveled to New York to appear on The View.
According to two of the former officials, Jean-Pierre had been hoping for a post-White House job as a co-host on the show, following the template of her predecessor, Jen Psaki, who departed the job after just more than a year for an anchor job at MSNBC.
Jesse Watters reported tonight that KJP made her interests known to The View but they never called her back. OOF.
YIKES Karine Jean-Pierre tried to get a job on The View and she never received a call back.
The queen of DEI hires wasn’t even wanted by fellow DEI hires.
pic.twitter.com/a9yFGyakb4— Benny Johnson (@bennyjohnson) June 5, 2025
Jean-Pierre is going to have a rough go of things in the near future if she’s too toxic for The View. No wonder she’s trying to cash in with a book.
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