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The names of the first Black female White House reporters live on with the designation of a new press room lectern in their honor.
As President Biden eyes a re-election campaign, he is giving all indications of sticking with the less-is-more approach that he took in 2020 and has carried over to the White House.
"It should be that this is a forum for people to ask difficult questions Monday through Friday," Psaki said of her approach to the job.
By CBS News NICHOLAS KAMM/AFP via Getty Images White House principal deputy press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre made history when she stepped behind the podium in the James S. Brady Briefing Room on Wednesday afternoon, becoming just the second African-American woman to lead a formal White House press briefing and the first in 30 years. "It's a real honor to be standing here today. I appreciate the historic nature, I really do. But I believe that being behind this podium, being in this room, being in this building, is not about one person. It's about what...
Deputy White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre on Wednesday will command the White House podium and room filled with reporters.