White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest continued to dodge questions today about the bombshell Clinton Cash book and even attacked the credibility of the author of the book, Peter Schweizer.
White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest punted questions about a New York Times story regarding the Clintons’ involvement with Russian state-owned energy agency Rosatom’s takeover of Uranium One during Thursday’s White House Press Briefing. Earnest was asked by ABC’s Chief White House
White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest repeatedly dodged questions about whether he agreed with Hillary Clinton’s assessment that the economy has “stalled out” on Tuesday. At first, Earnest said that he didn’t see “the entirety” of Hillary’s remarks, but “there
Thursday at the White House press briefing, press secretary Josh Earnest called the words of Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-IA) “duplicitous” when he was speaking about the delay on confirming Loretta Lynch as Eric Holder’s replacement for attorney general. Earnest was referring to
During her time as his Secretary of State, President Obama built a “strong personal relationship” with Hillary Clinton and “the two of them have become friends,” the White House says. But Obama’s not ready to endorse, yet.
Monday at the White House Press briefing, CNN’s Jim Acosta grilled press secretary Josh Earnest over his admission that the Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif is claiming all sanctions will be lifted once a deal is in place in June, while
White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest appeared to accuse Israeli officials of not reading the Iran deal before criticizing it on Thursday’s broadcast of CNN’s “Situation Room.” After hearing a statement from a senior Israeli official that was critical of
The Iranian nuclear talks have now continued well past the March 31 deadline, with President Obama instructing Secretary of State John Kerry to remain in Switzerland today with the Iranians to continue looking for a deal.
A well-known Nevada reporter revealed Wednesday that back in 2012, he wrote a column criticizing Senator Harry Reid for his irresponsible claims about Mitt Romney’s tax returns. However, the column was spiked by the editor of the newspaper at the time because the editor was a friend of Senator Reid.
White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest said that he did not want to set a “definitive” ending date for talks with Iran and that the White House is unlikely to “arbitrarily end the talks that are productive,” while maintaining the
The White House doesn’t intend to comment on Sen. Harry Reid’s baseless accusations, made during 2012, that suggested Mitt Romney didn’t pay taxes.
With one deadline missed, no new one has been set, and no new details have emerged from nuclear talks with Iran, according to the White House.
White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest confirmed that the March 31 deadline for the nuclear talks with Iran could extend into April.
“Ultimately if the committee makes a request and Secretary Clinton in her capacity as a private citizen decides that she wants to once again go above and beyond in terms of trying to provide them with information and access then that would be a decision for her to make,” White House spokesman Josh Earnest says.
Friday on Fox News Channel’s “Shepard Smith Reporting,” Smith said, “Somebody is a Baghdad Bob” in discussing the contradictory statements from White House press secretary Josh Earnest that the United States told Iran to pull out of Iraq and an intelligence official
White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest said Harold W. Geisel, who served as acting State Department Inspector General during Hillary Clinton’s tenure as Secretary of State and donated to President Obama led an “active” and “functioning” Inspector General’s office that did its
White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest “us policy should not be graded against the success or the stability of the Yemeni government” on Thursday’s “Morning Joe” on MSNBC. “The measure of the US policy should not be graded against the
On Wednesday, the government of Saudi Arabia launched airstrikes against Iran-backed Houthis in Yemen, which has now collapsed into civil war. Egypt is set to join in the Saudi effort even as Saudi Arabia establishes a no-fly zone. Meanwhile, rebels claimed that Yemen’s president, Abdu Rabu Mansour Hadi, fled Aden in advance of their consolidation of power on the ground. And Iran, which has fomented the chaos in Yemen, has warned Saudi Arabia that it had taken a “dangerous step.”
The Obama administration, ever eager to inject race into a debate in order to call conservatives racists, is coyly denying charges that the GOP-controlled Senate is holding up Loretta Lynch’s nomination for the post of attorney general because she is black.
The White House today explained that Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s meeting with President Obama earlier this week was “private” and that it would be “protective” of his right to do so.
Hillary Clinton dropped by the White House to meet with President Obama, without any press notification.
White House spokesman Josh Earnest says President Obama is “pleased” with Obamacare, noting that there would be a “robust” debate about it during the 2016 presidential campaigns.
The White House says it’s time for Hillary Clinton to be recognized for requesting the State Department release the emails that she personally handed back to the department from her private home server.
Eric Holder jokes that Senate Republicans seem to want him to stay on as attorney general. “Given the Senate’s scheduling and delays in scheduling Loretta Lynch’s nomination for a vote, it’s almost as if the Republicans in Congress have discovered a new fondness for me,” he tells a progressive group.
Monday at the White House press briefing, press secretary Josh Earnest said when the administration is saying Congress has a role in the Iran nuclear negotiations, what they are talking about is their consultations with Congress through hundreds of “meetings,
“These uncorroborated, third-hand allegations are not only nonsense, they are simply not true,” a White House spokeswoman tells Breitbart News regarding allegations Valerie Jarrett secretly leaked details of former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s private email account.
If he says it often enough, maybe people will believe him. Here are 21 times White House spokesman Josh Earnest described Hillary Clinton’s emails as “personal.”
One day after the AR-15 ammo ban was delayed, White House spokesman Josh Earnest made clear that President Obama is still committed to gun control and is still pursing avenues for more gun control laws.
Wednesday at the White House press briefing, ABC News chief White House Correspondent Jonathan Karl grilled a visibly annoyed press secretary Josh Earnest over the Obama administration’s State Department taking an average of 450 days to fulfill Freedom of Information Act
Just like the short-lived television program “Kids Say the Darndest Things,” so too does Vice President Joe Biden.
President Obama and then-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton did exchange email messages while she was in office, the White House admits.
White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest said that President Obama did e-mail Hillary Clinton at her private e-mail address during Monday’s press briefing. Earnest clarified the president’s remarks over the weekend that he heard about the scandal involving Hillary Clinton’s e-mails
Sunday on CNN’s “Reliable Sources,” John Cook, the executive editor for investigations at Gawker Media, said in 2013, after emails from Clinton to Sidney Blumenthal, a former aide to President Bill Clinton, leaked, he “alerted” White House press secretary Josh Earnest
A Freudian slip? Josh Earnest calls Hillary Clinton “President Clinton.”
On March 4, Fraternal Order of Police (FOP) executive director James Pasco said Obama’s proposed ban on M855 ammo is not necessary.
The White House spokesman insists the administration didn’t know Hillary Clinton was using a personal email account instead of a State Department address. Her personal account was reportedly being run out of her home in New York state.
The check’s in the email. The White House tells reporters that former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and the State Department “complied with the guidelines” of the Federal Records Act by submitting thousands of emails back to the State Department after she left office.
White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest said the White House was “very interested” in taking executive action to change the tax code during Monday’s Press Briefing Earnest was asked about suggestions by Senator Bernie Sanders (I-VT) that the White House
On March 2 White House press secretary Josh Earnest said the pending AR-15 ammo ban is a “common sense” way to save cops’ lives. Earnest also claimed the ban on M855 ammo is something that can be done while “protecting
The White House is angry about what it calls a “despicable attack” ad against National Security Adviser Susan Rice.
