Best Quote by Jen Psaki
“When people ask a question that is based on a false premise or a question that skips over some details... what we try to do, on our best days, is be informative, explain how a process works.”
About This Quote
Source Press briefing, null
When questions rest on false premises, we aim to clarify and explain the underlying process.
In simple terms: Clarify misconceptions before answering.
Key Takeaway
Provide clear, factual explanations.
Themes
communication
clarification
public discourse
Mood
patient
informative
Type
educational
observational
When to use this quote
- political interviews
- educational videos
- customer support
- media training
Key Concepts
critical thinking
information literacy
media relations
Questions to Reflect On
- How can explanations be both thorough and concise?
- When is it better to correct the premise?
A Different Perspective
Over‑explaining can frustrate audiences seeking concise answers.
