Gibbs: Burning Qurans Is Nothing Less Than Recruiting Bonanza

White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs says that “international Burn a Koran Day” is an event that is “nothing less than a big recruiting bonanza” for al Qaeda and other extremist groups. (0:12)

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Bush Tax Cuts Led To Job Loss, Says Gibbs

White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs takes questions from reporters during Tuesday’s briefing.

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Wealthy Americans Don't Need Incentives To Spend, Says Gibbs

White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs takes questions from reporters during Tuesday’s briefing.

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Gibbs Says Surge Helped, Won't Say Whether It Worked

White House press secretary Robert Gibbs answers questions from reporters during his daily briefing on Wednesday.

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Gibbs: I Spoke Out Of Frustration

White House press secretary Robert Gibbs answers questions from reporters during his daily briefing on Wednesday.

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Democrats Have Accomplished A Lot, Says Gibbs

White House press secretary Robert Gibbs answers questions from reporters during his daily briefing on Wednesday.

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Gibbs Says He Won't Resign Over "Professional Left" Remarks

White House press secretary Robert Gibbs answers questions from reporters during his daily briefing on Wednesday.

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End Is Near For U.S. Combat Mission In Iraq, Says Gibbs

White House press secretary Robert Gibbs answers questions from reporters during his daily briefing on Wednesday.

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Gibbs Offers Apology On Behalf Of The Administration

White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs offers an apology to Shirley Sherrod on behalf of the administration. He also talks about everyone involved from the media to the administration making determinations without knowing all the facts. (:50)

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White House Looking At Locations For KSM Trial, Says Gibbs

White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs says during his briefing on Friday that the White House is looking at a series of potential locations for the trial of 9/11 mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed. (:11)
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Why Was The President Surprised By The Outcome In Massachusetts?

White House Correspondent Victoria Jones asks Press Secretary Robert Gibbs why the president was surprised by the outcome in the Massachusetts Senate race, if the president is out of touch. Gibbs responds that he as well was surprised, but he clarifies that they were not surprised on the night of the election but over the course of days leading up to the election. (1:30)
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