Klein noted that the Fox News reporter and Biden had engaged in a series of contentious exchanges over the past four years, which had attracted significant attention. He then asked about Biden’s views on the Democratic convention.

Klein wrote:

This is the Fox News perspective on all this Democratic enthusiasm: roll their eyes and wait for the sugar high to wear off. “At some point, they must do more than just enjoy lively music for every state and discuss who Kamala Harris and Doug are, and how much they miss the Clintons and the Obamas.” Speaking of which, what was his opinion of the Obamas last night? “It was powerful,” he remarked, adding, “I’m surprised that in an era where everyone has a platform to share their thoughts on social media, no one can articulate like that.” For “two individuals who are essentially out of politics, they commanded this crowd remarkably well.”

We navigate onto the floor, maneuvering through the crowd, some of whom request a selfie with Doocy—despite his being in a bubble distinct from the one he typically shines in. Regardless of his political stance, they still recognize him. “This particular crowd is likely, per capita, the highest consumers of White House briefings of anywhere I know in America.”

After contemplating his recent brief visit to Chicago, Klein inquired of Doocy whether he believed that Democrats had made an appropriate decision in selecting Vice President Kamala Harris to contest former President Donald Trump in the upcoming November election.

“Considering this week here, yes, but during my time here for the Biden walkthrough, and the familiarity I have developed with him over the past five years—when I observed him gazing out at all of this, it appeared as though he was pondering, am I making the right choice?” Doocy responded.

Doocy acknowledged that he would feel remorse for engaging in confrontations with Biden during interviews and briefings while representing Fox News at the White House for numerous Americans.

“Yes. I truly will,” Doocy stated. “I believe it did not take long for them to understand precisely what to anticipate from me. They were aware that I would invariably pose challenging questions, and he continued to engage for years thereafter, as did his team… thus, yes, I will miss him.”

Klein further remarked:

Doocy’s interactions with this administration have been lively. One of his more notable exchanges with the president occurred during the now-infamous press conference that Biden held following former special counsel Robert Hur’s report. “How poor is your memory, and can you persist as president?” Doocy queried Biden. “My memory is so poor that I allowed you to speak,” Biden retorted. “I believed he had a quick-witted reply to me, but ultimately that marked the beginning of the end.”

This development arises as the Biden-Harris Department of Homeland Security confronts a significant new lawsuit that would compel the agency to address a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request concerning a task force established in Pennsylvania to address alleged “election threats.”

Democratic Governor Josh Shapiro of Pennsylvania declared the establishment of the “Election Threats Task Force” in a release dated February 29, asserting that it would offer “reliable election information” and “mitigate threats” to elections.

The Center to Advance Security in America (CASA) has reported that the Department of Homeland Security has acknowledged its request for information regarding Pennsylvania’s partnership with the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA). However, as per court documents initially acquired by the Daily Caller News Foundation, CASA, which operates as a division of DHS, asserts that it has not received any documents or further communication since that acknowledgment.

CASA’s Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request was initiated following a March report by The Federalist, which disclosed that the Shapiro administration was working in conjunction with CISA as part of the task force—a fact that was not explicitly stated in Shapiro’s press release dated February 29.

“In March, the Center to Advance Security in America (CASA) filed a FOIA request with DHS-CISA to reveal communications pertaining to the establishment of the Pennsylvania Election Task Force, which aims to censor election-related discourse that it categorizes as ‘misinformation’. CISA has yet to provide a response to CASA’s request,” stated CASA Director James Fitzpatrick to the news outlet.

According to the National Archives, federal law requires the government to respond to FOIA requests within 20 working days of receipt. In its legal action, CASA is seeking a court order to compel DHS to produce the requested documents within ten days of the court’s ruling.

In the initial press release, Shapiro indicated that the task force, which includes various federal and state agencies and offices, would “share information and coordinate plans to mitigate threats to the election process, protect voters from intimidation, and provide voters with accurate, trusted election information” and “establish clear, strategic communication and information sharing among public agencies and officials to identify and mitigate threats to the election process.” The Democratic governor also emphasized a web page that would “fact-check” assertions regarding the state’s election processes in the release.