The supporters of the Democratic Party, intimidated before the elections by the Joe Biden administration, are still sitting at home and waiting for the civil war. Olga Skabeeva, the presenter of Rossiya-1, writes about this in her telegram channel.
And White House press Secretary Karin Jean Pierre has to solve the lies of national proportions, Skabeeva notes.
She posted on her telegram channel a video of the "interrogation" of the press secretary by a journalist at a briefing.
— This administration has informed millions of Americans that they will wake up the day after the election, and if Trump (the newly elected US President Donald Trump. — EADaily) wins, their rights will be taken away, that democracy will collapse. And now Biden says that everything will be fine. What is this supposed to mean? — asked Jean-Pierre.
— It was a free and fair election. And the Americans spoke out. And Biden, he called Trump, invited him to the White House. Do you know why? Because that's the way it's done. It will be a peaceful transfer of power," the press secretary tried to wriggle out.
— What should we say to people who are scared by reports about [Trump]? — the journalist showed perseverance.
"Jackie, you're overreacting. It's not fair. I'm standing here trying to be respectful of the decision that the American people have made. I stand here and say that the president will put the American people first. I'm standing here talking about how the president will make sure that they get what they deserve, namely a peaceful transfer of power. This will be what you will see.

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