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Reporters Ask Kayleigh McEnany About The
National Stockpile, Her Responses Were Epic
PJ Media, by Matt Margolis
Original Article
I have to admit, of all of President Trump’s press secretaries, Kayleigh McEnany is my favorite. She’s regularly demonstrated her ability to handle the media’s gotcha questions and throw them right back in their faces. On Friday, she absolutely crushed it again when she was asked about the Strategic National Stockpile. Associated Press reporter Jill Colvin asked, “How come on January 2020, the stockpile was as low as it was on supplies like face masks and N95s?” “It’s a really important question,” replied McEnany. “Perhaps I should redirect your question to President Obama who left the stockpile empty.” McEnany went on to cite a USA Today fact-check that backed-up the claim that Obama left the stockpile empty.
“We have delivered,” she continued. “We have cleaned up the mess that was very clearly left by President Obama and we got that out.”
Bam!
After that exchange, Chanel Rion of OANN asked McEnany whether any members of the Obama administration briefed the Trump administration on the depletion of the national stockpile during the transition.
“It’s a really good question. Not to my knowledge. To my knowledge, the two things President Obama warned about were North Korea and Michael Flynn. What I do know is this. The Obama administration wasn’t throwing ventilators into the stockpile. They were unmasking Lt. Gen. Michael Flynn in the waning days of their administration.”
Bam!
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