But on Friday, the special counsel's spokesman actually got to speak, refuting a blockbuster report by BuzzFeed News that alleged President Trump instructed Michael Cohen to lie to Congress about their efforts to build a Trump Tower in Moscow.
At a recent Prop 8 rally Brad Dacus, an official campaign spokesman, actually compared the right of same-sex couples to marry to the rise of Adolph Hitler and Nazi Germany.
The spokesman was actually making a fairly limited point about trade policy.
A BBC spokesman said: "We actually have many excellent experienced female journalists across BBC News: Lyse Doucet, Orla Guerin, Sarah Montague, Martha Kearney, Carole Walker and Maxine Mawhinney among others.
"When times were flush," said Stu Loeser, the mayor's chief spokesman, "our plan actually increased the amount of resources available to senior centers".
CBS News said the program would assert that more than 300 people had filed service complaints against Priceline and confirmed that the show would also disclose that William Shatner, Priceline's spokesman, does not actually use Priceline's services because he flies first class.
They're not perfect, they're not just a spokesman, they're actually things that people relate to".
None of this is surprising: one of the best running character jokes in Brooklyn Nine-Nine is that Terry is an athletic, muscular, and intimidating dude (actor Terry Crews played in the NFL for six years; he's so built and attractive he was even an Old Spice spokesman) who's actually sweet and sensitive.
Asked about the reported demands, Berkeley spokesman Mogulof said, "We actually have no idea what she's talking about because we've never actually been in direct contact with her".
An X Factor spokesman said: "Numbers are actually on a par with previous years.
Some big advertisers pulled out of "Politically Incorrect" and some stations stopped showing it, and the flap extended all the way to 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue — where Ari Fleischer, the White House spokesman, who hadn't actually seen the show, said that Americans "need to watch what they say, watch what they do".
