and robert gibbs was trying to be loyal to her at the time. let's fast-forward from that room, about a year or two later after i wrote my first book. mind you, that was tense. robert and i really never got over that at that time. i saw him at a major tv network in the green room. i let him see it and he read word for word. he apologized to me. he, robert gibbs told me himself, he said april, i had to make you look lazy to support her. i said but the social secretary says you didn't do her any favors. i've seen her since then too. and she still angry with me. i saw her once in new jersey. new jersey is a hotbed for me i guess. she said, the Ãi said robert gibbs was trying to be loyalty you. he said he wasn't loyal to me. when robber apologized i said, desiree said you weren't being loyal to her. he said let me tell you something, she rolled onto the bus and stayed there. the protocol wasn't followed. she was the social secretary who was different than the others. being a part of the event. she wasn't watching the event. she had her own table in

i have been chastised by robert gibbs. in public and behind the scenes i have had talks from josh earnest to ari fleischer with other press secretaries and dana perino quietly if they are not happy with a question that this is beyond the pale. >>host: february 16, 2017. >> so we will do a lot of work on the inner cities i have great people lined up. >> will you include the cdc in yourur conversations with your inner cities are you going to include the congressional black caucus? >> you want to set up the meeting?ar >> set up the meeting. set up the meeting i would love to meet with a black ulcaucus i think that's great the congressional black caucus. i think that's great. i actually thought i had a meeting with congressman cummings he was alli i excited and then he said i can't move it might be bad for me politically. >>host: you talk about that incident and under fire. >> i sure do. i will hit the congressman cummings piece first. that piece of elijah cummings and i were very good friends. we hail from the same place in b

so what robert gibbs was trying to do was show his loyalty to the press secretary who ultimately left. >> desiree rogers who ultimately left the terms of that leaving, you could take it for what you want, it was not sense for what i understand and robert gibbs was trying to be loyal to her at the time. let's fast-forward from that room about a year or two later after i wrote my first book. mind you that was tense, robert and i never really got over that at that time. but after i wrote my first book i saw him at a major tv network in the green room andm i let hm see it any read word for word and he apologized to me and robert gibbs told me himself, he said april, i had to make you her.crazy to support and i said, the social secretary says you didn't do her any favors, i've seen her since then and she still angry with me. i saw her once in new jersey, that the hotbed for me i guess. i saw her new jersey and i said roger gibbs was trying to be loyal to you, she said he was not be loyal to me and when robert apologized i said desiree said you are not be loyal and he said let me tell you s

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robert gibbs was trying to be loyal to her at the time. let's fast-forward. about a year or two later after i wrote my first book, mind you, that was 10. we never really got over that at that time. i saw him at a major tv network in the green room. he read word for word. he apologized to me. robert gibbs told me himself, he said, april, i had to make you look crazy to support her. i said, but your social secretary said you did not do her any favors. she is still angry with me. i saw her once in new jersey. new jersey is a hotbed for me, i guess. i said robert gibbs was trying to be loyal to you. she said he was not being loyal to me. you were not being loyal to her. she said, let me tell you something. she rolled under the bus and stayed there. the protocol was not followed. she was a social secretary that told me different than the other hecial secretary beingrs a partf the event. she was not watching the event. she had her own table and her own guest. the issue was the breach of security, the compromising of two men that are historic figures that had death

noonan, nbc news white house correspondent kristen welker and former white house press secretary, robert gibbs, been a long time with you, mr. gibbs. >> thank you. >> we've got a coup'm going to w it out there. i've got north carolina and texas, probably as good of bellwethers as you can have on the future of both sanders and biden n north carolina it's sanders with a two-point lead. basically margin of error. look at the bloomberg number, though. add up bloomberg and biden, that's an interesting number. among african-americans, this was done before south carolina in the middle of the debate, so only 36% there for biden that. number could grow. shows you growth potential there. let's look at texas. bernie sanders a bigger lead here, double-digit lead thanks mostly, look at the latino support sanders is getting here. 46%. this is what's interesting here, eddie glaude jr. we may be seeing the democratic party basically split right in half with two different coalition. bernie sanders leading a liberal, latino coalition and joe biden leading a moderate, african-american coalition. >> that is so fa

robert gibbs, looking at the results from last night, if you were elizabeth warren's campaign manageromberg's campaign manager, what are you saying to your candidate? >> you would have to look at the map and you would have to look at what's happened an think there really aren't viable paths to go forward. look, each candidate has to make their own decision in this and i think each of the campaigns for the most part have been pretty studious in not trying to push one way or the other candidates out of this race, but it is really hard to see mike bloomberg just wasn't viable in enough places and i think if you look at elizabeth warren's campaign, it's hard to win the nomination from third place, it's even more difficult if that third place happens in your own home state. so i think they're going to have some reassessing to do. they're all going to tell us that they're going to go forward until they're not. so i think there will be some period of reassessment and trying to figure out does it make sense to go forward. >> that's a good question. i mean, at this point, jon meachum, these ar

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we are joined by robert gibbs former press secretary to barack obama, and rich lowrie, the editor of o, robert, thinking of how the race is shaping up tonight, and bernie sanders is not going to quit tomorrow, and no reason why he should, and can the democratic party looking ahead to milwaukee come together, because they are facing a real race in november with donald trump? >> i think that is going to be galvanizing factor and no doubt about it. that is going to ultimately make it easier the put the warring factions back together. and we talked about it earlier how the campaign is prosecuted over the next few months and who wins the nomination and including the supporters for the other side in that race into their team. >> and there are still bad feelings from 2016 if you are talking to the clinton and sanders' folks about that. >> well, the key is that you cannot expect that since you are the nominee, they are coming over. the trump factor is going to help in that, but there is effort that has to be done in the campaign whoever wins it to put it back together to forcefully heal whate

robert gibbs, former press secretary in the obama white house has joined our conversation. r, the night thus far your assessment of it for -- especially for joe biden but to a lesser extent bernie sanders given the results so far. >> well, look, i think the night has gone kind of as we have expected post south carolina, pretty remarkable to see the movement in virginia, probably a tossup state five days ago. and a place that it looks like the vice president is going to do very well in. vermont is going to go strong for bernie. it will be interesting to watch the night as you see waves of real estate going to different folks, right? the arc of the north that will be the maine, the minnesotas, over into the colorados where bernie will do better. the southeastern swing where the vice president will do better. and then obviously the big prizes of the night. where does texas and where does california end up? i think we'll be fascinating to watch. >> 40 seconds coming up to north carolina. again, one of the more fascinating electorates, especially as the biden campaign had to look

robe robe robert gibbs, rescue me.spent the last, let's call it, ten days on a family safari or a float trip or a barbecue tour of texas. >> or a barbecue tour of texas. and you had left your device behind. and i met you at the airport and i said, dude, i'm going to show you a map of the nation. the blue states have gone to joe biden. and you're going to say, surely, it's just a regional south thing. and i'll say don't call me shirley but look at the fact that he won massachusetts at all. what's your reaction going to be? >> i'd be absolutely stunned. i mean, i don't -- i -- five days ago, six days ago, you know, joe biden was down to his last strike. and for him to be where he is tonight is something that no one could have -- have foreseen and predicted. nobody could have. it's -- it's going to be, it looks like, a remarkable night. if those numbers hold in texas again, if it's 20 on one side or eight delegates on another, a push in texas. on another, a push in texas. joe biden wakes up tomorrow. maybe the co-front-ru

at the george washington university she gave 2015 gibbs lecture we have annually here at the school of public health. at the robert wood johnson condition rosemary was chief architect of its $250 million decade-long national strategy to establish inpatient palliative care programs that now number 1600. she received lifetime achievement award of the Ãb and i worked with bill moyers on the pbs documentary on our own terms. she is recipient of the willis blackman patient safety award from the south carolina hospital association. rosemary is also principal author of medicare meltdown" in 2000 Ãband the wall of silence. her books have been reviewed in the publishers weekly, washington post, reference and proceedings of the u.s. senate dimension and congressional testimony, noted in the wall street journal new york times, usa today consumer reports and other news outlets to numerous accounts. rosemary is chair of the board of ultram institute and nonprofit health systems research organization headquartered in ann arbor michigan.she graduated summa cum laude from georgetown university and a masters degree from the london