Far Left ‘Young Turks’ Host Blasts ‘Inexperienced and Clownish’ Pete Buttigieg

“Young Turks” host Ana Kasparian blasted Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg Monday after he admitted to fudging job increases he claimed would come from President Joe Biden’s “infrastructure” proposal.

Kasparian pilloried Biden and Buttigieg: “Choosing someone as inexperienced and clownish as Pete Buttigieg to be the transportation secretary when you want to roll out this bold infrastructure bill is ridiculous.”

"Choosing someone as inexperienced and clownish as Pete Buttigieg to be the transportation secretary when you want to roll out this bold infrastructure bill is ridiculous," @AnaKasparian
on @SecretaryPete bungling his #FoxNews
interview #tytlive https://t.co/gr35g6NDVj pic.twitter.com/NSBCr7ia8J

— The Young Turks (@TheYoungTurks) April 12, 2021

Kasparian suggested “corporate Democrats” get “dirty” to pass the bill that is redefining “infrastructure” to include just about every progressive pet project.

She added that appointing Buttigieg, the former mayor of South Bend, Indiana, to lead the charge on the proposal was “a mistake” by Biden.

“He’s not the right person for that role but it doesn’t matter. He dropped out of the primary opening the path for Joe Biden to win the Democratic primary and the election,” Kasparian said.

She went off on Buttigieg’s Fox News Sunday appearance which saw host Chris Wallace challenge Buttigieg’s assertion about job creation as a result of the proposal.

Chris Wallace CALLS OUT @PeteButtigieg for deliberately lying.

Pete Buttigieg tries to back track to cover up another @WhiteHouse mistake. pic.twitter.com/ej8ifIiypk

— MRCTV (@mrctv) April 12, 2021

Wallace charged that the secretary “exaggerated” the number of jobs that would allegedly materialize. Buttigieg claimed 19 million, while the estimate Moody’s produced was actually 2.7 million.

“It’s part of a scenario that Moody’s says will create 19 million jobs,” Buttigieg responded.

“The bottom line is it’s going to add jobs,” he continued.

Buttigieg conceded he “should be very precise” and claimed the smaller figure “is a great place to be.”

Kyle Olson is a reporter for Breitbart News. He is also host of “The Kyle Olson Show,” syndicated on Michigan radio stations on Saturdays — download full podcast episodes. Follow him on Parler.