Former White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs takes over the top Warner Bros. Discovery comms job, replacing Nathaniel Brown, who left in January. It is not exactly a lateral move going from ...

Press Secretary Robert Gibbs is stepping down as the chief spokesman for the White House to become an outside adviser to the president and his re-election campaign. Gibbs will leave after Obama ...

Warner Bros. Discovery officially announced the hiring of Robert Gibbs, former press secretary in the Obama White House, as its chief communications and public affairs officer.

Former White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs revealed in an interview on Up w/ Chris Hayes Sunday that, when he became the Obama administration's top spokesman, he was told not to discuss the ...

Former press secretary during the Obama administration Robert Gibbs remarks on the evolution of the GOP and how former president Trump’s grip on the party is not diminishing just because he is ...

Robert Gibbs is the chief spokesman for the White House under President Obama. When the press has questions, he's the one who has to answer them. Daily. Gibbs talks with Michele Norris about the ...

Robert Gibbs addresses the White House press corps on the day he announced he is leaving the White House, January 5, 2010. CBS/Mark Knoller ...

The final White House briefing by Press Secretary Robert Gibbs was just like his first one over two years ago: it began late. Really late. Three hours and 17 minutes late, to be exact.

President Obama praised Robert Gibbs at the outgoing press secretary’s final briefing Friday afternoon, calling him an “extraordinary” press secretary and friend. Only minutes after a speech ...

MSNBC contributor and former Obama press secretary Robert Gibbs was asked to give his thoughts on the "vibe" at the Biden fundraiser featuring former Presidents Barack Obama and Bill Clinton ...

MSNBC's decision to hire former top Obama advisers Robert Gibbs and David Axelrod has resulted in more pearl-clutching than a Polaner All-Fruit audition, but the network's treatment of Gibbs, thus ...