Sarah Huckabee Sanders

Those allegations that have been reported are not accurate.

The White House, generally.

supporting due process for any allegation is not tone deaf. I think it is allowing things to be investigated, and a mere allegation not being the determining factor.

The president, along with the entire administration, take domestic violence very seriously and believe all allegations need to be thoroughly investigated and above all, the president supports the victims of domestic violence and believes…

The wealth gap in America is the largest it's ever been -- those largest ever been in the history of this country.

Look, the President, one of the biggest and top priorities of the President's first year in office was to pass the tax cuts and jobs act, which we think will have a big impact on that moving forward.

It's on the FBI and other intelligence agencies.

The president takes a domestic violence very seriously.

The FBI called the White House counsel to tell them.

I can tell you that Rob has been an effective and his role as Staff Secretary and the President Chief of Staff have had full confidence and trust in his abilities and his performance.

I can tell you that Rob has been effective in his role as Staff Secretary, and the President and Chief of Staff have had full confidence and trust in his abilities and his performance.

We're still going through the process that we went through with the Republican memo, we're going to continue to do that and once that's completed, we'll have something further to add that as to this point we don't.

The only people that have shut are the Democrats. We haven't shut the government down, we've laid out exactly what we want to happen and we're working towards achieving those goals.

The only person that's actually offered a solution is this administration. The president's been a champion of giving 1.8 million DACA recipients and DACA eligible people a pathway to citizenship.

Look, we have certainly coordinated with members of Congress as is appropriate.

While the president has the right to, he has no intention to do so.

We're going to be fully cooperative with the Special Counsel. And we're not going to continue to do that throughout the process. But we're also not going to comment on who may or may not or could be interviewed at any point.

Look, we want to see this come to a complete and full conclusion. I think we all know what everybody in this room would do if the President did that. I don't think that's helpful to the process.

Stephen is not here to push his agenda, he's here to push the President's agenda like everybody else in this building. We are doing our best to carry out what the President has laid out and to implement and communicate his principles and…

Look, what the president did clearly work. The vote just came in 81-18. I would say that those numbers are much more in the president's favor than in Senator Schumer's favor.

The president certainly doesn't want to shut down. If one happens, I think you only have one place to look and that's to the Democrats who are holding our military and our national security hostage by trying to push through other policies…

This White House is following the same practice that many White Houses before have that have gone back decades that there is a process that you go through anytime you have a congressional inquiries touching upon White House.

Dr. Jackson has been a White House physician for the last 12 years, trusted by Presidents Bush, President Obama, and now President Trump. He is the only doctor that has weighed in on this matter that has actually examined the President…

Look, I think that is an outrageous claim. And frankly, I think if the critics of the president were who he said it was, why did NBC give him a show for a decade on TV.

the president hasn't said he didn't use strong language, and this is an important issue. He's passionate about it. He's not going to apologize for trying to fix our immigration system.