Scott Mcclellan
Events (133)
- February 1-5, 2007: Fitzgerald Plays Video of Contentious Press Conferences 2007-02-01
- March 16, 2007: Plame Wilson Testifies about Outing, Covert Status 2007-03-16
- November 20, 2007: Former White House Press Secretary Says Bush, Cheney, Rove, Libby, Card Responsible for ‘False Information’ about Plame Outing 2007-11-20
- November 22, 2007: Wilson, Plame Highlight McClellan Revelation, Blame Media for Ignoring It 2007-11-22
- December 3, 2007: Bush Administration Refuses to Allow Fitzgerald to Give Documents to Congress 2007-12-03
- January 23, 2008: Bush, Seven Top Officials Made 935 False Statements about Iraq in Run-up to War, Analysis Concludes 2008-01-23
- May 29, 2008: Former NBC Anchor Defends Media’s Coverage during Push to Invade Iraq 2008-05-29
- June 3, 2008: Oversight Chairman Requests Interview Transcripts from CIA Leak Investigation 2008-06-03
- June 6, 2008: Media Figures Discuss Iraq Occupation, Media’s Enabling of Administration’s Push to War 2008-06-06
- June 9, 2008: Senate Report Ignores White House Propaganda Group 2008-06-09
- January 2002: Cheney Convinces Bush to ‘Correct Error’ of 1991 Gulf War, Overthrow Hussein
- January 2002: Rove: Republicans Can Win Elections on Issue of Winning War against Terror
- After January 2004: Press Secretary: On Iraq, Bush Administration Equates Winning Polls with Policy Success
- Late January 2005: Rove Becomes Deputy Chief of Staff, Bolstering Perception that White House is Politicizing Governance
- February 2001: Bush: If US Determines that Iraq Is Developing WMD, ‘We Will Take the Appropriate Action’
- May 2003: Vice President Cheney Begins Inquiring about Wilson’s Trip to Niger
- May 2008: Former Press Secretary: Bush Erred in Rushing into War, Erred in Refusing to Admit Mistake
- May 2008: Former Press Secretary: Bush Managed Run-Up to Iraq Invasion to Make Conflict All But Inevitable
- May 2008: Former Press Secretary Lauds ‘Skeptical,’ Liberally Oriented Media, Chides ‘Deferential’ White House Press Corps
- June 2003: Press Official: White House Campaign to Destroy Critic’s Credibility Begins, Bush Deliberately Stays ‘Out of Loop’
- Early June 2003: Vice President’s Office Pins Blame for WMD Claims on CIA
- June 2003: White House Press Official ‘Shaken’ by Reporter’s Blunt Assessment of Lack of Iraqi WMD
- November 2001 and After: Press Official: Campaign to Shape Public Opinion in Favor of War Begins
- December 1998 - Fall 1999: ’Vulcans’ Tutor Bush on Foreign Affairs
- January 2004: FBI Takes Tougher Stance in Third Interview of White House Press Secretary
- Fall 2002: Bush Lowering Standards for Pre-Emptive War in Order to Overthrow Hussein, According to Press Official
- Fall 2002: White House Press Secretary: Overthrowing Hussein Will Begin a ‘Positive Domino Effect’ of Democracy throughout Middle East
- Summer and Fall 2002: White House Engaged in ‘Orchestrated Campaign’ to ‘Manipulate’ Public Opinion on Iraq Invasion, Media Complicit in Effort, according to Deputy Press Secretary
- Late September or Early October, 2003: Libby Tells Cheney that He Learned Identity of Plame Wilson from Him
- Late October or Early November, 2003: White House Press Secretary Questioned a Second Time by FBI in Plame Wilson Leak Investigation
- Mid-October 2003: White House Press Secretary Questioned by FBI in Plame Wilson Leak Investigation
- 2002-2003: Bush Administration Makes Numerous Claims of Iraqi WMDs, Fails to Offer Evidence
- August 2002: Top Bush Officials Form Group to Sell Iraq War to Public, Congress, and Allies