McClellan discusses the White House's propaganda campaign

Former White House Press Secretary Scott McClellan says that the lead-up to the war in Iraq was a "propaganda campaign" and cites the White House's "permanent campaign mentality" as the way Iraq was sold to the American public as a grave danger to the United States. (0:26)
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McClellan wants White House to speak up

Former White House Press Secretary Scott McClellan says that he does not know why Scooter Libby revealed Valerie Plame's name but that he does believe that the Bush administration should keep its promise by speaking publicly about the incident. (0:39)
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McClellan explains loyalty

Former White House Press Secretary John McClellan says his book is loyal to the ideals of candor and transparency, adding that loyalty to basic ideals are more important than loyalty to an individual politician. He adds that compromising the identity of a Valerie Plame for political reasons was wrong. (0:55)
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