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Glenn Greenwald has got to admit that Jen Psaki really put in the work to earn her own MSNBC show

David Frum has a new piece in The Atlantic about how important it is for the next president to want peace in Ukraine:

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Frum writes:

The next president will almost certainly inherit some kind of peace in Ukraine. As the economist Herb Stein said, “If something cannot go on forever, it will stop.” This war cannot go on forever, certainly not at its current intensity. It will stop or dwindle into a cease-fire, official or otherwise. The potential contenders for the 2024 U.S. presidential election talk about how to deal with the conflict, but by the time one of them gets the job, he or she will most likely face the question of how to deal with the aftermath.

Sounds like David Frum has an awful lot of faith in the Biden administration to end Russia’s war on Ukraine in less than two years! Good for him, we guess.

Anyway, Glenn Greenwald can’t help but be amused, in an irritated, annoyed sort of way:

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And speaking of Jen Psaki, Greenwald has some thoughts on her, too:

She’s definitely earned her own MSNBC show, that’s for sure.

To answer Greenwald’s question, no. Neither NBC News reporters nor MSNBC hosts stop for even one second and ask what it says about them that someone like Psaki just fits right in. Because they’re all hacks, just like Psaki.

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It’s of course worth noting that Jen Psaki isn’t the only White House press secretary to make the leap to the media. Republican presidents’ press secretaries have done it, too. But as far as we can remember, Psaki’s the only one who’s gotten her own show. And, unlike with Republican press secretary alumni, Psaki’s pretending she’s not a partisan. And MSNBC is more than willing to enable her.

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