Karoline Leavitt HUMILIATES Kaitlan Collins for failing to do her job as a reporter"You're a reporter go figure it out!"
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt slammed CNN reporter Kaitlan Collins for not wanting to investigate the legitimacy of Biden’s autopen signatures on his preemptive pardons while exiting the White House.  ”Have attorneys here atthe White House told President Trump that he has the legal authority to undo a pardon signed by autopen?” Collins asked Leavitt. Her question comes a day after President Trump posted to Truth Social that Biden’s pardons were now “void” due to the way in which they were signed, via autopen rather than a physical signature. “The President was begging the quesion that I think a lot of journalist in this room should be asking about whether or not the former President of the United States, who I think we can now all agree was cognitively impaired,… did the President even know about these pardons?” Leavitt said. “Was his legal signature used without his knowledge?!” Collins pushed back, “Is there any evidence that he wasn’t aware of it?” “You’re a reporter, you should find out!” Leavitt fired back. Leavitt explained that the New York Post reported that some Biden officials were concerned that Biden wasn’t even aware of what was being done on his behalf during his final days in office, including hius exit pardons and a flurry of left-wing executive orders that were also signed via autopen. Watch the White House clash right here: Apple’s Starlink Update Sparks Huge Earning Opportunity
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Tuesday, March 18, 2025
Karoline Leavitt HUMILIATES Kaitlan Collins for failing to do her job as a reporter
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