Scott Mcclellan What Happened

In the ABC News Shuffle Podcast this week, former White House spokesman Scott McClellan had some interesting things to say about torture. After I ask...

I wish there was some novel and refined way of describing last night's vertigo-inducing interview session between Fox's pointy-headed shoutbot Bill O'...

When the White House claims that McClellan is disgruntled, they're missing the huge point: 81% of America is disgruntled. They're on his side.

McClellan's excuse of "I was just doing my job" is no more a valid defense now than it was at Nuremberg -- and I don't remember anyone there being sentenced to a lucrative book deal.

No one woke up Sunday morning needing Tim Russert to prove that McClellan changed his tune since leaving the White House -- McClellan had written a whole gollydarned BOOK on that very topic.

Jeff Gannon, the pretend White House correspondent with a pretend name whose chief contribution to American politics was finding a point of intersecti...

[UPDATE: Yellin responds in an update, below.] CNN's congressional correspondent Jessica Yellin, appearing on last night's Anderson Cooper 360 as a p...

Chris Matthews had former White House Press Secretary Ari Fleischer on for a lengthy interview tonight on the matter of Scott McClellan's tell-all, Wh...

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But it was the seven fateful words President Bush said when he introduced me as his new Press Secretary that I'll never forget: "I've known Scott for a long time."