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Richard Grenell suggests NYT's Maggie Haberman study computer programming if she's not going to cover Biden's phone call

Earlier, Twitchy reported that Reuters had obtained a leaked transcript and audio of a call between President Biden and then-Afghan President Ashraf Ghani, during which Biden asked Ghani to proclaim publicly that the fight against the Taliban was going well “whether it is true or not.” “There is a need, whether it is true or not, there is a need to project a different picture,” Biden insisted.

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Richard Grenell alerted the New York Times’ Maggie Haberman to the story:

Haberman explained that international affairs isn’t her regular beat and that another desk would be covering the story. Actually, she didn’t say that, but rather posted a meme.

It’s astounding how much social media has allowed media figures to expose themselves for the children they are.

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Haberman’s fair game. The Times’ executive editor released a statement calling her “one of the finest journalists of this generation.” We’d expect the Times to assign a journalist of her caliber to cover something this big.

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She could have ignored him if he’s truly nobody.

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Update:

It appears that Grenell is obsessed with other journalists besides Haberman.


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