Jean-Pierre rips NY Times' reporting on Biden’s age, mental acuity: 'Look in the mirror'

White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre ripped the New York Times on Wednesday for its coverage of concerns about President Biden’s age and mental competence following the release of the Hur report earlier this month.

Jean-Pierre told a member of the White House press gaggle on board Air Force One that she agrees with former Times public editor Margaret Sullivan’s criticism of the paper for hounding the president over his age and fitness for office.

Audio from the gaggle featured the White House official being asked to weigh in on Times Publisher A.G. Sulzberger’s recent claim that the White House has been "extremely upset" about his outlet’s coverage of the president’s age.

In an interview this week with The Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism, Sulzberger said, "We are going to continue to report fully and fairly, not just on Donald Trump but also on President Joe Biden. He is a historically unpopular incumbent and the oldest man to ever hold this office. We’ve reported on both of those realities extensively, and the White House has been extremely upset about it"

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Sulzberger’s comments came after The Times published a series of reports scrutinizing Biden’s age and mental faculties following Special Counsel Robert Hur’s report on the president’s classified documents case that noted Biden’s "poor memory."

The reports included a piece from Times correspondent Michael Shear calling Biden’s response to Hur’s description of his memory a "political disaster," as well an editorial from the paper claiming that Biden’s attempts to reassure Americans his memory is fine "didn’t work."

Those and other pieces have