White House Strongly Condemns Violence In Egypt

White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs says that President Obama and the administration condemn the outrageous violence on the street of Cairo, says and it should stop immediately. (:25)

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Gibbs: Always A Need To Know, Need To Share Balance

White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs says during today’s press briefing that every administration has had to deal with similar situations regarding information dissemination. (0:35)

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Gibbs: 'Vociferous' Debate Among Republicans

White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs says there is a “vociferous” debate going on within the Republican Party. (0:45)

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Gibbs: Warren Among Top Candidates To Head New CPB

White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs tells reporters that President Obama thinks highly of Elizabeth Warren and is a top candidate to head the federal consumer protection bureau. (0:24)

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Boehner's Previous Support For Middle-Class Tax Cuts Gone, Says Gibbs

White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs tells reporters toady that it appears as though Minority Leader John Boehner (Ohio) has backtracked from his previous statements supporting the extension of middle-class tax cuts. (0:24)

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Gibbs Jokingly Says Boehner Lacking Company At Sunday Service

White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs jokes and says Minority Leader John Boehner (R-Ohio) has more people at his press conferences than he does on his pews on a Sunday service. (0:12)

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Gibbs: Boehner's Remarks Were Contradictory

White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs says Minority Leader John Boehner’s (R-Ohio) remarks on ABC’s “Good Morning America” where he said President Obama needs to cut spending and freeze taxes is contradictory. (0:25)

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White House Encouraged By Serious Attitude At Peace Talks

White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs talks about President Obama’s reaction to yesterday’s meetings with the Middle Eastern leaders.  
He said that the President was encouraged by the serious attitude that each of the leaders brought about a long-term lasting peace. Gibbs describes the meetings as an important opportunity. However, he also reminds that there is still deep divisions and years of mistrust to overcome. (:53)

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Response Team Unable To Determine Precise Amount Of Oil Leaked, Says Gibbs

White House Press Secretary, Robert Gibbs, said during a briefing at the White House Monday that detecting how much oil has been spilled in the Gulf is a complicated process. (0:28).
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White House Told China That Obama Would Meet With Dalai Lama, Says Gibbs

White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs says during his briefing on Friday that White House officials told Chinese officials during President Barack Obama's visit a few months back that he would be inviting the Dalai Lama to visit Washington. (:21)
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CBS Pollsters "Called The Wrong People," Says Gibbs

White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs, responding to a question from CBS News Senior White House Correspondent Mark Knoller about a new CBS News poll that found only 12% of Americans felt that they received a tax cut last year, quips back that the news organization's pollsters "called the wrong people." (:05)
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Obama May Make Recess Appointments, Says Gibbs

White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs says during his briefing on Friday that President Barack Obama is considering making appointments during the Congressional recess if Senate Republicans continue to use "stall tactics" to prevent nominees from being seated. (:12)
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Obama Has Not Ruled Out Trying KSM In New York, Says Gibbs

White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs says during his briefing on Friday that President Barack Obama is playing an active role in helping decide where to try 9/11 mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed. Gibbs says the President has not ruled out trying KSM in a federal court in New York. (:26)
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Gibbs: U.S. Is Still Working With The Afghan Government To Ensure Nationwide Security

White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs says the U.S. is still dealing with the government of Afghanistan and that the Afghans must provide a candidate that will work to make their country secure. Gibbs says the U.S. is still implementing a policy that the President introduced in March. (0:39)
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White House Stalls On Secrecy Policy Implementation

At Wednesday's White House Briefing, White House Correspondent Victoria Jones asked why the White House has not implemented its secrecy policy, or whether the policy is the same as that of the prior administration. Press Secretary Robert Gibbs responded that the White House is working on implementation of that policy. (0:27)
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White House Briefing

White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs answers questions at the daily White House briefing. (40:13)
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Obama Campaign on Hillary Clinton

Robert Gibbs, the communications director of the Obama campaign, held a conference call today discussing Hillary Clinton, the tax returns and the need for transparency in the government.
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