Wednesday on Fox News Channel’s “Shepard Smith Reporting,” host Shep Smith rallied to the defense of his CNN colleague Jim Acosta after President-elect Donald Trump called out Acosta’s organization personally for being fake news following a report about Trump’s involvement
Wednesday after President-elect Donald Trump’s press conference at Trump Tower in New York City, NBC “Meet the Press” moderator Chuck Todd expressed his exasperation over the normalcy of what he called a “circus” surrounding Trump’s event. “I was struck big
The Trump team came out swinging against the media–specifically Buzzfeed and CNN–after they released stories about unsubstantiated, unverified claims alleging Russia had compromising information on Trump. Both the news outlets revealed the information the night before the President-Elect’s first press conference since his victory in November.
Speaking at a press conference in New York, President-elect Donald Trump stated that the American people don’t care whether or not he releases his tax returns.
Wednesday in New York City at a press conference President-elect Donald Trump told reporters they will be “proud” of the forthcoming repeal and replace efforts underway regarding Obamacare. Trump said, “You’ll be very, very proud as not only the media and
Wednesday, President-elect Donald Trump addressed reporters at a press conference from Trump Tower in New York City. Transcript as follows: SPICER: Morning. Thanks for being here (ph). (inaudible) days away from the inauguration of the next president and vice president
President Barack Obama criticized the Electoral College, calling it an outdated “vision” from America’s Founding Fathers.
President Barack Obama angrily denounced “partisan” media outlets for making the United States more divided and dysfunctional and destroying the political process.
President Barack Obama reflected further on the Democrats’ failure in the 2016 presidential election, criticizing the Democratic party for failing to beat Donald Trump.
Barack Obama clarified that he tried to keep out of international politics, despite evidence that he has done so repeatedly throughout his presidency.
Hillary Clinton reacted angrily to Donald Trump’s press conference with military veterans on Friday, calling his actions “disgraceful.”
Hillary Clinton refused to say when she and her senior staff informed her running mate Tim Kaine that she had pneumonia, after returning to the campaign trail on Thursday.
After 278 days, #HidingHillary has finally been forced to take unscripted questions from the media during a press conference. She fielded just four questions, but by definition, it was a press conference. Pressure from the Breitbart audience and Republican presidential
“I love you, Andrea,” Clinton laughed as Mitchell aggressively jockeyed for another question. “You are indefatigable. You’re my kind of woman. I tell you what.”
Thursday at a press conference held on the runway of the airport in White Plains, NY, Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton had praise for NBC chief foreign affairs correspondent Andrea Mitchell. While fielding a question from Mitchell, Clinton called Mitchell
On Thursday, Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton ended her 270-plus day press conference-less streak and took questions from reporters at the airport in White Plains, NY. One of the questions she fielded was about was about a critique from Republican
“I don’t think [Trump’s] qualified to be president of the United States and every time he speaks my opinion is confirmed,” Barack Obama said during a press conference in Laos after nine days overseas.
It has now been 277 days since Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton held a press conference. Hillary’s Last Press Conference…Count Up The only event on #HidingHillary’s public schedule is the Commander-in-Chief forum in New York City, where she and Republican
It has been 273 days since Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton held a press conference.
Democrat presidential nominee Hillary Clinton held an impromptu press gaggle Monday that was interrupted when the former Secretary of State was overcome by a coughing fit. It has still been 275 days since Clinton has held an actual press conference.
The reason Donald Trump’s comments Wednesday morning about Russian hackers and Hillary Clinton’s missing emails have become such a big deal is that the mainstream media were told today to make them so.
“The last time Clinton held a news conference, not a single vote had been cast in the Democratic primary contest,” notes the Washington Post’s Chris Cillizza, who writes the politics blog, “The Fix.”
Sen. Ted Cruz told reporters in Hollywood, Florida that he will do “very well” in California’s June 7 primary election because of support from more than a quarter million volunteers nationwide.
Chris Christie is not being held hostage, he tells reporters.
Welcome to the Sony Press Conference for Paris Games Week. Through the textomancy of Nate Church, and the mysterious magicks of the internet, you’re about to become a virtual attendee. YouTube, eat your heart out.
Is Jorge Ramos exclusively entitled to commandeer events for his own theatrical performances, or is that everyone in media? Things will get a bit confusing if everyone gets to jump up and start yelling his talking points at the nominal featured speaker. Follow-up question: are all politicians required to stand quietly while the activist-journalists vent their spleens?
California Gov. Jerry Brown was asked Wednesday what he thought of Republican presidential frontrunner Donald Trump: “Oh, my God,” he said.
Presidential candidates usually take pains to avoid becoming punch lines. When you’re running for the highest office in the land, you don’t want to look like an out-of-touch boob who doesn’t understand the basics of the computer technology integral to modern American life. Not so with Hillary Clinton.
In his last press conference of 2014, President Barack Obama blamed Sony for pulling The Interview after hacking attacks and terror threats from North Korea. Yet not only did President Obama do and say nothing to defend Sony at the time, he
