Monday at the White House press briefing, press secretary Sean Spicer took on ABC News’ Jonathan Karl for interrupting a question by the AP’s Julie Pace. When Spicer asserted the role of Paul Manafort in the 2016 presidential campaign of
Monday on MSNBC’s “Morning Joe,” Associated Press White House correspondent Julie Pace said President Barack Obama’s legacy will be the “lack of scandal” and his “beloved” family. Partial transcript as follows: BRZEZINSKI: The fights are definitely here but again the
On this weekend’s broadcast of “Fox News Sunday,” the White House correspondent for the Associated Press Julie Pace said the campaign of Hillary Clinton “laughed at and ridiculed” former President Bill Clinton for wanting Hillary’s campaign to spend more time
On this week’s broadcast of “Fox News Sunday,” White House Correspondent for The Associated Press Julie Pace said President Obama is eager to campaign for Democratic presidential front-runner Hillary Clinton because the presumptive nominee for the Republican party, Donald Trump
Tuesday on CNN’s “Inside Politics,” Associated Press White House correspondent Julie Pace said Hillary Clinton’s poll numbers are dropping because of the collective effect of the email server controversy and multiple Clinton Foundations stories are a reminder to Americans that the Clinton’s
Sunday on CNN’s “Inside Politics,” Associated Press White House correspondent Julie Pace said Hillary Clinton’s email scandal will trail her throughout the primaries. Pace said, “The issue with the e-mails is we are now going to have e-mails coming up
Sunday on Fox News Channel’s “Fox News Sunday with Chris Wallace,” Associated Press White House correspondent Julie Pace said, “I think what’s tricky for this White House is they use phrases like strategic patience, long-term commitment, and then you have these
