White House Adviser Rebukes Reporter's Question on Biden's Alleged Anger

Jake Sullivan dismisses claims of President Biden's anger over poll numbers as baseless, likening it to a loaded question.

National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan countered a reporter's query about President Biden's supposed frustration and swearing in response to declining poll numbers, comparing it to the infamous 'when did you stop beating your spouse' question.
The question stemmed from an NBC News report suggesting Biden became angry upon hearing his poll numbers were dropping due to his handling of the Israel-Hamas conflict.
Sullivan insisted he has never witnessed President Biden shout or swear in such a context, challenging the accuracy of the report.
The exchange occurred amid heightened tensions between the U.S. and Israel over the Gaza food crisis and the ongoing conflict with Hamas.
Critics within Biden's own party have expressed dissatisfaction with his staunch support for Israel, threatening to withhold votes unless his stance changes.