BREAKING: Fox Catches Obama Admin Doctoring Official Video To Cover Up HUGE Lie For some time now, the administration has insisted that the Iran deal was one of President Barack Obamas biggest accomplishments. In the eyes of the public, the decision was controversial at best and completely idiotic at worst. Now, reports indicate that the administration has censored eight minutes of a State Department press briefing, where a spokeswoman answered questions about the country. According to a report from Fox News, the footage was eliminated from both the official State Department website as well as on YouTube. The clip shows Jen Psaki telling reporters that sometimes they had to be deceived for thr countrys own good. There are times where diplomacy needs privacy in order to progress, Psaki commented. This is a good example of that. Of course, the White House insists that they had nothing to do with the videos disappearance. They have vowed to restore the footage. This is not the only time the White House and Obama administration have manipulated the truth in order to get their way. New York Times recently did a profile of deputy national security adviser Ben Rhodes. During the interview, he bragged about manipulating the press during the Iran deal. We created an echo chamber, Rhodes commented, admitted that they circulated talking points among their staff. They were saying things that validated what we had given them to say. What do you think? Is this absolutely outrageous? Watch the latest video at video.foxnews.com 