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Josh Earnest

Josh Earnest

Former White House Press SecretaryWikipedia

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Oct 17, 2026

James RosenGUEST
30:19
Uh, it's a name little remembered, and that's really in my mind why this person was so effective.
James RosenGUEST
30:26
I'm talking about the Obama-era White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest.
James RosenGUEST
30:31
Do you remember Josh Earnest, Arthur?
Arthur AidalaHOST
30:33
Mm, I mean, the name, uh-
James RosenGUEST
30:34
The truth, no, the-
Arthur AidalaHOST
30:35
... rings a bell, but not really
James RosenGUEST
30:36
[laughs] Okay, the answer's no.
James RosenGUEST
30:37
So Josh Earnest was a young guy.
Dan PfeifferHOST
4:16
You could be a, just like, uh, like Robert Gibbs was, like, just a very seasoned campaign communications professional.
Dan PfeifferHOST
4:23
You could be someone with a lot of White House experience, like Josh Earnest.
Tommy VietorHOST
4:25
And an insider, right?
Dan PfeifferHOST
4:26
Yes.
Ben RhodesHOST
5:37
Yeah.
Tommy VietorHOST
5:37
All of us who had to brief Robert Gibbs every day, and Josh Earnest.
Tommy VietorHOST
5:40
Um, uh, speaking of, uh, the Trump White House, have you decided where you're gonna be-
Ben RhodesHOST
5:44
Some Jay Carney erasure there.
Tommy VietorHOST
7:44
A lot of prep
Jon FavreauHOST
7:44
... or Josh Earnest, or Jen Psaki, they did, like, weeks, and weeks, and weeks of studying, and murder boards, and to prepare for the job.
Jon FavreauHOST
7:52
That's how you know if the US is cutting off intel sharing to the Ukrainians.
Jon FavreauHOST
7:55
That answer you actually don't need to prep for.
Mary Katharine HamHOST
28:48
Oh, yeah
Vic MatusHOST
28:48
... who was Clinton's, and actually Josh Earnest, uh, and-
Mary Katharine HamHOST
28:52
Interesting
Vic MatusHOST
28:53
... um, uh, the, the fellow who was, uh, who ended up working for...
Dan OxnerHOST
10:08
It's amazing.
Dan OxnerHOST
10:09
Captain Josh, a pinch of cinnamon is a chili game changer, in my opinion.
Dan OxnerHOST
10:16
We have actually used big popover tins for soup parties.
Dan OxnerHOST
10:19
Same concept.

13 MINS LATER

Dan OxnerHOST
23:01
And then Robert Gibbs was Obama's first press secretary.
Dan OxnerHOST
23:04
Jay Carney.
Dan OxnerHOST
23:07
Josh Earnest.
Dan OxnerHOST
23:09
And then Sean Spicer was Trump's first press secretary back in 2017.
Barack ObamaGUEST
34:05
But sometimes it's not on your timetable, and that can be frustrating.
Barack ObamaGUEST
34:08
And I guarantee you, uh, it's, it's frustrating to, uh, Josh Earnest, my, uh, press secretary be- uh, and the folks who have to-
Charlie RoseHOST
34:16
Okay
Barack ObamaGUEST
34:16
... think about our politics because sometimes things don't happen, uh, on schedule.
Drew AllenHOST
3:02
You say what the president once said.
Drew AllenHOST
3:04
Josh Earnest, if you remember him, he amplified Barack Hussein Obama.
Drew AllenHOST
3:10
And Jen Psaki amplified Joe Biden.
Drew AllenHOST
3:14
And Zakaria said Tuesday that her job is to amplify what the president is doing.
Joe SoucherayHOST
14:02
Yeah.
Kenny OlsonPANELIST
14:03
God, that, Josh Earnest.
Joe SoucherayHOST
14:05
Yeah.
Kenny OlsonPANELIST
14:06
I, I have no memory of these people.
Peter AlexanderHOST
14:12
Peter, your take on just the value of these press briefings anymore, because they really did...
Peter AlexanderHOST
14:18
I remember the old days with Jay Carney and Josh Earnest.
Peter AlexanderHOST
14:22
I mean, our photographer, I dare acknowledge this, our camera guy who had his camera locked on me through those things would say, "Hey, Peter, you're gonna have to take an energy drink 'cause you're starting to fall asl-" I mean, these could go for almost two hours, right?
Peter BakerGUEST
14:32
[laughs]

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