During a press conference late last week, White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre showed visible frustration when assailed with persistent inquiries regarding the recent discovery of cocaine on White House premises.

Reporters, particularly Caitlin Doornbos from the New York Post, continued their relentless interrogation, probing for possible connections between the stashed drugs and the first family.

Reporters took note of the previous day's handling of similar inquiries by Deputy Press Secretary Andrew Bates, who had invoked the Hatch Act to sidestep the drug-related questions.

The first family's potential involvement became the primary focus during this grueling Q&A, testing the Press Secretary's patience.

During a press conference late last week, White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre showed visible frustration when assailed with persistent inquiries regarding the recent discovery of cocaine on White House premises.
Reporters, particularly Caitlin Doornbos from the New York Post, continued their relentless interrogation, probing for possible connections between the stashed drugs and the first family.
Reporters took note of the previous day's handling of similar inquiries by Deputy Press Secretary Andrew Bates, who had invoked the Hatch Act to sidestep the drug-related questions.
The first family's potential involvement became the primary focus during this grueling Q&amp;A, testing the Press Secretary's patience.

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