Even when it's pointed out to him.
Pompeo, our secretary of state, is now on record saying no American cares about Ukraine days before he travels to Ukraine.
Emails support NPR host after Pompeo calls her a liar in setting up contentious interview
By Paul Farhi
Jan. 26, 2020 at 5:30 p.m. EST
In the emails Pompeo's aide, Martin, asked Kelly if she would be okay sticking with Iran.
The news gods strike again.
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He should have believed the woman.
Pompeo, our secretary of state, is now on record saying no American cares about Ukraine days before he travels to Ukraine.
Emails support NPR host after Pompeo calls her a liar in setting up contentious interview
By Paul Farhi
Jan. 26, 2020 at 5:30 p.m. EST
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo says an NPR host lied in setting up an interview with him on Friday, but email records support the journalist’s account of how the contentious exchange came to be.
In the emails Pompeo's aide, Martin, asked Kelly if she would be okay sticking with Iran.
“Just wanted to touch base that we still intend to keep the interview to Iran tomorrow,” Martin wrote. “Know you just got back from Tehran so we would like to stick to Iran as the topic as opposed to jumping around. Is that something we can agree to?”
Kelly responded, “I am indeed just back from Tehran and plan to start there. Also Ukraine. And who knows what the news gods will serve up overnight. I never agree to take anything off the table.”
Kelly responded, “I am indeed just back from Tehran and plan to start there. Also Ukraine. And who knows what the news gods will serve up overnight. I never agree to take anything off the table.”
The news gods strike again.
In an extraordinary statement issued on State Department letterhead on Saturday, Pompeo blasted Kelly for repeatedly asking him why he refused to express support for the former U.S. ambassador to Ukraine, Marie Yovanovitch. Kelly said afterward Pompeo berated her using profanity and challenged her to locate Ukraine on an unmarked map, which Kelly said she did.
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Kelly graduated magna cum laude from Harvard University in 1993, with studying government and French literature. As a senior editor at The Harvard Crimson, she covered the 1992 Presidential election, and the first inauguration of President Bill Clinton.
In 1995, she completed her master's in European studies at Emmanuel College, Cambridge.
In 1995, she completed her master's in European studies at Emmanuel College, Cambridge.
He should have believed the woman.
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