Hello, American.

Happy Friday.

What a busy week it's been and it continues to grow in importance at newsworthiness.

Lots of questions at the White House press briefing today about the White House's reaction,

the Biden White House's reaction and its plan for dealing with that extraordinary tragedy

out on the Ohio Pennsylvania border.

It's worked off a lot of questions why, having they made a disaster declaration.

They do it for every other sort of crisis in America.

But why that?

And then secondly, why is Pete Buttigieg downplaying this?

Why is he saying, well, the trains derail all the time?

Well, he has trains derail all the time.

But there was an toxic plume in the sky like there is this time.

Reporters I think are beginning to catch up to some of the mentality and mindset of the

Biden White House in the midst of crises.

Much like we saw with Afghanistan, with the China, Espionage balloon, the baby form of

the shortage, this president and his team often seem to be peddling from behind and often

to the times of even dismay by news media institutions that are aligned with them philosophically.

The reporting press corps clearly getting a little bit more frustrated.

You saw that yesterday when reporters were shouting questions at the president and he

simply wouldn't take a question.

He sat there and listened and walked off without really engaging.

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