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The State Department, in a stunning admission, acknowledged Wednesday that an official intentionally deleted several minutes of video footage from a 2013 press briefing, where a top spokeswoman seemed to acknowledge misleading the press over the Iran nuclear deal.
The State Department had faced questions earlier this year over the block of missing tape from a December 2013 briefing. At that briefing, then-spokeswoman Jen Psaki was asked by Fox News’ James Rosen about an earlier claim that no direct, secret talks were underway between the U.S. and Iran – when, in fact, they were. State Department admits briefing footage on Iran deal intentionally deleted
How could anyone say this corrupt government shouldn't be run out of the country!
The State Department, in a stunning admission, acknowledged Wednesday that an official intentionally deleted several minutes of video footage from a 2013 press briefing, where a top spokeswoman seemed to acknowledge misleading the press over the Iran nuclear deal.
The State Department had faced questions earlier this year over the block of missing tape from a December 2013 briefing. At that briefing, then-spokeswoman Jen Psaki was asked by Fox News’ James Rosen about an earlier claim that no direct, secret talks were underway between the U.S. and Iran – when, in fact, they were. State Department admits briefing footage on Iran deal intentionally deleted
How could anyone say this corrupt government shouldn't be run out of the country!
what is interesting is the claim the guy who deleted it didn't remember who told him to do it.
that doesn't fly or pass the red face test
why not ask the small handful of state dept execs which one of them gave the order.
Duh!
Obama admin no longer even attempts to tell believable lies..since they got away with the lie about the video, obamacare, shovel ready jobs, etc.
Let's wait and see if journalism is alive and well outside of the propaganda machine. This should be jumped on.
The State Department, in a stunning admission, acknowledged Wednesday that an official intentionally deleted several minutes of video footage from a 2013 press briefing, where a top spokeswoman seemed to acknowledge misleading the press over the Iran nuclear deal.
The State Department had faced questions earlier this year over the block of missing tape from a December 2013 briefing. At that briefing, then-spokeswoman Jen Psaki was asked by Fox News’ James Rosen about an earlier claim that no direct, secret talks were underway between the U.S. and Iran – when, in fact, they were. State Department admits briefing footage on Iran deal intentionally deleted
How could anyone say this corrupt government shouldn't be run out of the country!
Some people voted corruption into office in '08 and got it. The people at the State Department knew exactly what they were doing when the Iran deal happened.
I'll get outraged about this when the official minutes from the Cheney/Energy Companies meeting are released.
LOL! Please... You don't mind being lied to over and over again by Progressives as long as you don't know the details of a private meeting the VP had over a decade ago.
LOL! Please... You don't mind being lied to over and over again by Progressives as long as you don't know the details of a private meeting the VP had over a decade ago.
Setting the bar high, eh?
Yeah. Real high.
Like you care about being lied to.
You high horse types really crack me up.
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