VIDEO: Pelosi Snaps On Liberal Media

What’s wrong Pelosi? Is the already far-left leaning media not woke enough for you?

During a recent interview on MSNBC, former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi took a firm stance against any suggestion of downplaying the economic challenges under former President Trump’s administration. In the midst of discussing President Biden’s economic achievements, Pelosi emphasized the stark contrast between job creation under Biden and the job losses that occurred during Trump’s tenure.

Pelosi highlighted Biden’s accomplishment of generating 9 million jobs during his time in office, juxtaposing it with what she deemed as Trump’s dismal record on job losses, which she labeled as the worst among all presidents. When MSNBC’s Katy Tur interjected, attributing some of the economic downturn during Trump’s presidency to the global pandemic, Pelosi appeared taken aback before reaffirming her stance on Trump’s economic performance.

In response to Tur’s remarks, Pelosi reiterated her position, emphasizing that despite other challenges the nation faced, Trump’s record on job losses remained a significant issue. Pelosi didn’t mince words, bluntly dismissing any insinuation that Tur was defending Trump, asserting that her role was not that of an apologist for the former president.

Tur, however, pushed back against Pelosi’s characterization, defending her impartiality by stating that nobody could accuse her of being biased toward Trump. The exchange underscored the tension between Pelosi’s critique of Trump’s economic record and Tur’s attempt to provide context to the economic challenges faced during his presidency.

This interaction encapsulates the broader dynamic between politicians and media outlets, particularly those perceived to have a partisan slant. MSNBC, known for its progressive leaning, often finds itself at odds with Trump and his supporters due to its critical coverage of his policies and actions. The exchange serves as a microcosm of the ongoing political discourse surrounding Trump’s legacy and the contrasting narratives presented by different media platforms.

WATCH:

Nancy Pelosi calls out Katy Tur for being a Trump apologist, " If you want to be an apologist for Donald Trump, that may be your role, but it ain't mine."

Tur, "I don't think anybody can accuse me of that."

Many MSNBC viewers say Tur is exactly that. Pelosi is not alone. pic.twitter.com/zkSYawaUqE

— Sarah Reese Jones (@PoliticusSarah) April 29, 2024