White House press secretary Jen Psaki bids an emotional farewell to the White House and the press corps Friday on her last day as President Joe Biden's spokesperson. (May 13)

Outgoing White House press secretary Jen Psaki delivered an emotional farewell from the briefing room podium Friday afternoon -- expressing thanks to President Joe Biden, her administration colleagues and even the White House press corps. Looking back at the last 15 months and 244 briefings, Psaki said she was "very nervous" when she first visited the Bidens in Delaware in November 2020, saying the majority of that conversation was about "the importance of returning integrity, respect, and civility to the White House." After bringing back the daily press briefings that grown heated and then mostly disappeared under the Trump administration, Psaki appeared to relish good-natured sparring with reporters while consistently defending Biden administration policy, making her a favorite target of Fox News hosts and even former President Donald Trump.

White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki got tearful during her last press briefing today. “And really what we talked about for the majority of our conversation was the importance of returning integrity, respect, and civility to the White House,” she said. While trying to answer all the questions thrown at her during the last press interaction at the White House, Paski remarked that she could not comment on private transactions involving private investors hinting at Elon Musk holding back on his Twitter deal today.

"It is the end of an era," Doocy said

Fox News White House correspondent Peter Doocy called press secretary Jen Psaki’s exit from the White House “the end of an era” on Friday, her last day at the press secretary’s lectern. During an interview on “Fox & Friends” ahead of Psaki’s last briefing, Doocy credited her for making him a better reporter after the…

“I will,” Psaki said of the correspondent she's often clashed with.

Ms Psaki is stepping down as White House Press Secretary after 15 months and 244 briefings in the James Brady Briefing Room

Outgoing White House press secretary Jen Psaki said Thursday that President Biden is "not afraid to call out what he sees as extreme positions that are out of line with where the American people stand."

White House press secretary Jen Psaki stood at the podium in the James S. Brady Press Briefing Room for the last time on Friday, facing questions on crises old and new, foreign and domestic.

In a teary-eyed goodbye, Jen Psaki thanked her staff, the press and President Joe Biden. Karine Jean-Pierre will be the new press secretary.

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