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KJP Dismisses State Dept. Spox As 'Random Person' to Avoid Crediting Trump for Hostage Deal

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Earlier today Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu thanked Joe Biden and Donald Trump for their part in securing a hostage deal:

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is speaking separately with both US President-elect Donald Trump and US President Joe Biden to thank them for their help in securing a ceasefire-hostage release deal, his office says.

According to a statement from the Prime Minister’s Office, Netanyahu thanks Trump for his “help in advancing the release of the hostages and helping Israel to bring an end to the suffering of dozens of hostages and their families.”

Netanyahu also thanks the incoming US president for his comments earlier today that Gaza will “NEVER again becomes a terrorist safe haven.” The pair agreed to meet soon in Washington, the PMO says.

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The Biden White House, desperate for any kind of non-negative legacy, would rather keep all the credit for themselves, and no doubt in the outgoing president's farewell address tonight he'll take full credit. Biden has already asked a reporter if her question about Trump deserving some credit was "a joke."

Trump had previously promised that all hell would come down on Hamas if the hostages weren't released by the time he took office, so the situation is not unlike when Iran released the Embassy hostages just as Ronald Reagan took office in January of 1981. 

At the State Department, spokesman Matthew Miller said Trump's involvement was critical in getting the deal done:

Fox News' Jacqui Heinrich noted that runs counter to Biden mocking a question about Trump:

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White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre held her last press briefing today and was trying to hit the one millionth lie milestone. KJP was asked about what the State Dept. spox said and obviously didn't want any unwelcome narratives thrown into the mix, especially coming from their own administration: 

Jean-Pierre is so desperate to keep Biden's one final chance at a "legacy" that they're calling the State Department spokesman a "random person"? KJP is going out the same way she entered the job: Shameless and a complete liar.

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It's almost comical how dishonest these people have to be in order to pretend this deal was entirely because of Biden. 

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