Watch: kayleigh mcenany slams media, says "i don't call on activists"

Watch: Kayleigh McEnany Slams Media, Says “I don’t call on activists”

WASHINGTON, D.C. – White House Press Secretary gave the mainstream media a strong pimp hand at Friday’s press conference letting them know they made the bed they now sleep in as she refused to take a question from the “activist” media horde.  McEnany said neither the media nor the outgoing Obama administration gave Trump a peaceful transition of power in 2016.

Here’s what she said:

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“Something that I would note is just we talked a lot about the transfer of power and the election and it’s worth remembering that this president was never given an orderly transition of power,” she said. “His presidency was never accepted…in fact before the election, his election we know Crossfire Hurricane was launched by Peter Strzok to pursue baseless allegations about the president’s ties with Russia.”

McEnany said the Obama administration leftovers in government worked diligently to subvert Trump during the transition and for the next four years.

“That was before he was president, trying to subvert the will of the American people,” she added. “We know in August Peter Strzok wrote a text message about an insurance policy against a Trump presidency once again trying to silence the voice of the American people in 2016. We know in October that there was a FISA warrant taken out to spy on the Trump campaign.”

Despite the efforts of deep state Democrats and the Obama administration, the people elected Trump as President, but that didn’t’ stop them.

“Then the American people spoke and they spoke commandingly in electing President Trump despite all of the odds and what happened,” McEnany said.  “After he was elected you had 70 lawmakers say we’re not coming to his inauguration…Democratic lawmakers…you had Elizabeth Warren saying we’re going to attempt to obstruct the Trump transition by urging the government accountability office to investigate the incoming Trump transition in January of that year.”

On her way out, without taking questions, the media horde screamed and shouted at McEnany like an angry mob with pitchforks and torches and she told them, “I don’t take questions from activists.”

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