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And in May, Obama’s White House became very concerned about revelation that it lied its butt off on Iran Deal in 2013

MAY 2016 : (- See 2013 EDITED STATE DEPT VIDEO, IRAN DEAL) The director of State Department press relations told reporters Tuesday that a glitch was likely responsible for the mysterious disappearance of a portion of video from a press briefing in 2013 that reportedly shows the Obama administration deceiving the media and public to sell the Iran nuclear deal. Elizabeth Trudeau was responding to a story that Fox News’ James Rosen reported the night before on how the administration had campaigned extensively to deceive the media and the American people about key aspects of the Iran agreement. In his report, Rosen said he just learned that video from the State Department’s... —— State Dept.: Missing Video Potentially Showing Iran Deal Deception Was a ‘Glitch’, Free Beacon ^ | 5/10/16 | Aaron Kliegman
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UPDATE: “Glitch”; After Obama Administration Caught Lying About Iran Deal, Townhall.com ^ | May 10, 2016 | Katie Pavlich
In case you missed it over the weekend, National Security Advisor Ben Rhodes admitted in a lengthy New York Times Magazine profile that the Obama administration used the media to manipulate and lie to the American people about the nuclear deal with Iran. Here is one of the lies pushed by the administration, which David Reaboi highlighted yesterday at The Federalist. First, the lies and the denials about the negotiations. It took months before a few dogged journalists started to ask questions about the talks Obama officials were engaged in with Ahmadinejad’s regime. In February 2013, then-State Department Spokesperson Victoria Nuland...
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State Dept. edited video to remove admission about Iran negotiations,Hot Air.com ^ | May 10, 2016 | JOHN SEXTON
The State Department cut a section of a daily briefing video from December 2013 in which Department spokesperson Jen Psaki admitted her predecessor had misled a reporter about the administration having direct negotiations with Iran. The missing minutes of video were removed from both the You Tube upload of the 2013 briefing and the version of the video which is kept on the State Department website, though the transcript of the briefing was not altered. When asked about the deletion the State Department could not explain it nor could they point to any other daily briefing which had been edited...
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Edited State Dept. video hides key admission on Iran nuke
Washington Examiner ^ | 5/9/16 | Pete Kasperowicz
A State Department video has been altered in what could be an attempt to hide a 2013 discussion with reporters about whether the Obama administration lied about when it first began the Iran nuclear talks. Fox News reporter James Rosen reported Monday night that a section of a Dec. 2, 2013 press briefing was somehow erased from the State Department’s own video of the event. In the section that was erased, Rosen was interviewing then-spokeswoman Jen Psaki about when the talks started.