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Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders has stinging advice for Biden's press secretary in 'total meltdown' as speculation mounts president will DROP OUT by the weekend
Donald Trump's former White House press secretary Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders has words of advice for President Biden's top spokesperson as Democrats enter 'total meltdown' mode.
It's been a hectic three weeks since Biden and Trump's first debate, during which the 81-year-old president had a self-proclaimed 'bad night' filled with gaffes and stumbles.
Over 20 elected Democrats have since turned on Joe, publicly urging him to exit the 2024 race and allow a fresh candidate at the top of the ticket. Even former President Barack Obama reportedly told allies Biden should 'seriously consider' whether he should stay in the race, raising speculation he could drop out in a matter of days.
Meanwhile, a defiant Biden has insisted publicly that he will be the Democratic nominee and only God or a 'medical condition' would push him to pull out. He tested positive for COVID on Thursday and had to cancel a campaign event.
His press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre has been under fire for admitting she misled reporters about a Parkinson's expert visiting Biden, and has been forced to clean up several of her public statements regarding the president's health.
Huckabee told DailyMail.com exclusively at the Republican National Convention that her best advice to Jean-Pierre is for her to get ready to be fired amid the backlash - from one White House press secretary to another.
'My best advice is brush up your resume because I don't think you're going to be in that position much longer,' she stated plainly
'My best advice is brush up your resume because I don't think you're going to be in that position much longer,' she stated plainly, adding that she's 'glad' there's finally more scrutiny on the Biden White House by the press corps.
'I'm sad it took them three and a half years to get there. But you're finally seeing them kind of hold their feet to the fire and really push on things frankly, they should have been doing for the last three and a half years.'
Sanders served as press secretary to Trump from 2017 to 2019. She was elected as the first female governor of Arkansas in 2022, and is currently the youngest in the nation at age 41.
'I think that this party and the Democrats are in total meltdown,' she went on.
But Sanders believes that it won't matter if Democrats actually successfully push out Biden.
'I don't think it matters who's at the top of the ticket,' she continued. 'I think Donald Trump is going to win and win big in November, because people are tired of the failed leadership that they seem not just out of this administration, but out of that party.'
Biden slowly walked down the steps of Air Force One on Wednesday after testing positive for COVID
Press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre has been under fire for admitting she misled reporters about a Parkinson's expert visiting Biden, and has been forced to clean up several of her public statements regarding the president's health
'Donald Trump has a unified Republican Party and he's going to ride that wave into November.'
Sanders delivered a powerful speech on Tuesday night of the GOP Convention in Milwaukee.
She described her time working for the former president and the bravery he exhibited last weekend after he was struck by a bullet in the right ear during a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania.
'Not even an assassin’s bullet could stop him,' she said to loud applause.
Sanders told DailyMail.com that she first learned Trump was shot at home with her family.
'I think everybody around the country will remember exactly where they were and how they saw that unfold, a truly heartbreaking moment,' she said.
'Not just for the president and the people that were there, but for the entire country. Because it wasn't just an attack on him. It was an attack on our entire democracy.'
Sanders added that the 'bigger takeaway' is the second right after where Trump stood up and put his fist in the air.
Trump punched his fist into the air seconds after being shot onstage in PA
Republican Governor from Arkansas Sarah Huckabee Sanders delivers remarks during the second day of the Republican National Convention
It 'showed his strength and his resilience and his courage to continue fighting and encourage everybody else to fight alongside him. I think that will be the image that will live on and probably be one of the most defining moments, certainly of his career.'
In one moment, she took a swipe at First Lady Jill Biden's handling of her 81-year-old husband.
'When I was President Trump's White House press secretary, I got the chance to take my 4-year-old son up to 'Bring Your Kid to Work Day,' Sanders said from the main stage.
'Much like Jill now drags Joe to 'Bring Your Husband to Work Day,' she continued.
Sanders sat in Trump's VIP box on Tuesday along with several of his family members.
But she isn't revealing whether she would serve in a future Trump administration again, saying she's very happy with her family home in Arkansas.
She does plan to get as involved with the Trump and Ohio Senator J.D. Vance campaign as necessary, telling DailyMail.com she will 'help this ticket win.'
'I expect to do everything I can over the next couple of months to help this ticket win because I think it's important for our entire country to see Trump back in the White House,' she said.
'And we'll be hopefully out on the campaign trail quite a bit.'
Senator J.D. Vance said that he cried backstage while his wife Usha was speaking at the convention. They shared a kiss after she welcomes him to the stage
Sanders plans to get as involved with the Trump and Ohio Senator J.D. Vance campaign as necessary, telling DailyMail.com she will 'help this ticket win'
As for her views on Vance, Sanders says Vance did a 'remarkable job' in his convention speech, 'electrifying the crowd.'
'A lot of people walked away and felt like okay, I know who he is. And that is somebody that I can relate to. And I think that will make a big difference on the campaign trail, particularly in the Rust Belt area, where they're really going to have to turn out the American worker vote. I think that's something J.D. Vance can do.'