Best of Sarah Huckabee Sanders: Sarah DESTROYING Reporters

Best of Sarah Huckabee Sanders: Sarah DESTROYING Reporters

Best of Sarah Huckabee: Sarah DESTROYING Reporters In 2016, after managing her father's presidential campaign, she signed on as a senior advisor for Donald Trump's 2016 presidential campaign, handling the Trump campaign's communications for coalitions.[12][13] Trump administration Edit After Trump's victory, Sanders was named to the position of Deputy White House Press Secretary in his new administration. On May 5, 2017, she held her first White House press briefing, standing in for Press Secretary Sean Spicer who was serving on Naval Reserve duty.[14] She continued to cover for Spicer until his return to the podium on May 12. She stood in for Spicer during the dismissal of James Comey and the controversy following it. Her defense of the Trump Administration's actions led to some speculation that President Trump was considering promoting her to replace Spicer.[15] This was refuted at the time by her father, Mike Huckabee.[16] However, on May 26 The Wall Street Journal again suggested that Sanders was being considered as a possible replacement for Spicer, in the context of wider staff changes and the investigation into alleged communications with Russia.[17] She continued to fill in for Spicer occasionally.[18] On June 27, during a press briefing, Sanders criticised the media, accusing them of spreading fake news against Trump. Sanders cited a video created by James O'Keefe. Although she was unsure of the video's accuracy, she said "I would encourage everyone in this room and, frankly, everybody across the country to take a look at it." The video features CNN's health and medical producer, John Bonifield, saying that CNN's coverage of the Trump campaign's alleged links to Russia are "mostly bullshit" and driven by ratings.[19][20][21] On July 21, 2017, following Spicer's announcement that he was going to resign, newly appointed White House Communications Director Anthony Scaramucci announced that Sanders would take the role of White House Press Secretary.[22] Sanders is the third woman to hold the role of White House Press Secretary after Dee Dee Myers in 1993 and Dana Perino in 2007. Subscribe to 50 Stars: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLfU0s7hrfgKs11YWUwSimA
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