White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre denied allegations that the Department of Justice’s raid on former President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago property was politicized.

The White House Press Secretary was out doing damage control on ABC’s This Week over the FBI raid of the Trump family home.

“[Biden] ran on not politicizing the DOJ — he has said that as president — but how concerned is he to see this investigation play out in the middle of a campaign, at least raising the appearance of a politicized Department of Justice?” asked Jon Karl, Chief Washington Correspondent for ABC News and co-anchor of This Week.

Jean-Pierre declared “this is not true” and went on to defend Attorney General Merrick Garland, stating that he is not the President’s lawyer and that Biden believes in the rule of law.

”We do not interfere, we do not get briefed,” Jean-Pierre stated. “The Department of Justice—again when it comes to law enforcement matters it is independent—complete independence—and I’m just not going to comment on that…because we’re going to let Merrick Garland speak for himself.”

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Interesting that she claims that she is not going to comment on that after she gave a comment on that.

Moreover, the comments she did make did nothing to dispel any concerns about the politicization of the DOJ. She might as well have said, “Nah, we wouldn’t do that. Trust me. I’m from the government.”

Perhaps Karl should have asked harder questions, like:

Therein lies a big question. The Biden Administration did not know? The executive agencies (like the FBI, CIA, CBP, etc.) are under the full authority of the President. The White House Press Secretary is really going to say that Joe Biden, the head of state, was none the wiser when it came to the FBI’s dealings with the President’s political opponent?

No, no, of course not. He’s a normal guy, you see? He found out on the news like everyone else. He’s just like you!