Former White House staff secretary Rob Porter is pushing back on assertions in Bob Woodward’s new book that documents were “stolen” from President Trump’s desk, according to a statement from Porter, shared by the New York Times’ Maggie Haberman.
Porter joined former National Economic Council director Gary Cohn in criticizing the Woodward book — Cohn called it “inaccurate” and Porter said it was “misleading” –but neither have denied specific behaviors alleged in the exposé. In his statement, Porter outlines what his responsibilities were as staff secretary and suggested Woodward’s characterization “misunderstands how the White House document review process works.”
Porter joins Cohn pic.twitter.com/jXmS3g7cIF
— Maggie Haberman (@maggieNYT) September 11, 2018
These people need to remember that Woodward has tapes.
Wifebeatersezwut?
So not stolen, but borrowed. Okay, next?
While I could Ginzu the hell out of Porter’s statement, I gotta get going, so I’ll just leave this here.
Non-denial denials.