Press Briefing

OMB Director Mulvaney Says Meals On Wheels And After-School Programs Do Not Show Results

Office of Management and Budget director Mick Mulvaney explains why the budget blueprint cuts funding for meals on wheels and educational programs.
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OMB Director Mulvaney Says Meals On Wheels And After-School Programs Do Not Show Results

Office of Management and Budget director Mick Mulvaney explains why the budget blueprint cuts funding for meals on wheels and educational programs.
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OMB Director Mulvaney Says Cuts To Humanitarian Aid "Should Come As A Surprise To No One"

Office of Management and Budget director Mick Mulvaney says President Trump is simply staying true to his word in cutting contributions to humanitarian aid.
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Mulvaney On Climate Change Spending: 'We Consider That To Be A Waste Of Your Money'

Office of Management and Budget director Mick Mulvaney explains why spending will be cut for climate change.
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Sean Spicer Debates With Press Over Trump Wiretapping Claims

Press Secretary Sean Spicer faces multiple questions regarding the validity of Donald Trump's wiretapping and surveillance claims
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Spicer Battles Doubt Over Trump's Credibility

Press Secretary Sean Spicer and NBC Correspondent Peter Alexander discuss whether or not Donald Trump's statements can be accepted as true.
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Donald Trump May Donate Salary To Charity Of Press Corps' Choice, Says Spicer

Press Secretary Sean Spicer Says the White House Press Corps may be allowed to select the organization to which Donald Trump will donate his presidential salary.
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Spicer Quotes Trump, Says Jobs Report No Longer 'Phony'

Press Secretary Sean Spicer quoted President Trump regarding the February jobs report, saying it "they may have been phony in the past, but it's very real now."
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Sean Spicer In Heated Exchange Over Flynn

Press Secretary Sean Spicer irritably discusses Michael Flynn's registration of his relationship with Turkey.
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Sean Spicer Says White House Believes In Existence Of 'Deep State'

Press Secretary Sean Spicer says there are remnants in the Obama administration "burrowed" in the current government offices.
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