Reporters in the room yelling "not true, Sarah" as she starts to say that NDA's were the norm in previous administrations

— Tarini Parti (@tparti) August 14, 2018

And almost every single reporter in that room spoke up against this when she said it. A rare occurrence, but a proper one. @jimsciutto @brianstelter @donlemon @CNNTonight @CNN https://t.co/P5KQHj5xP7

— Brian J. Karem (@BrianKarem) August 14, 2018

.@PressSec just repeated this lie. Previous NDA's have barred release of classified information, not preventing WH staffers from criticizing the administration in any way. https://t.co/WuAMrxVCDz

— Jim Sciutto (@jimsciutto) August 14, 2018

Fact Check: I just emailed w/ high ranking official from Obama Administration who said Obama & Clinton WH's did NOT have ppl sign NDA's. "That is not something we ever did in the Obama Administration and I am with someone who served in the Clinton WH and she confirmed the same." https://t.co/WKgOF26oML

— Yamiche Alcindor (@Yamiche) August 14, 2018

Good piece on Trump’s legally dumb move in trying to enforce his NDA against #Omarosa. As @JRubinBlogger reports I said, though, that legally idiotic move could help Trump distract attention from his bigger problems — a central part of his strategy. https://t.co/3f9U2N9JeT

— Laurence Tribe (@tribelaw) August 14, 2018

I served in the Clinton White House as Counselor to the President. No NDA. https://t.co/F95uznYnfM

— Paul Begala (@PaulBegala) August 14, 2018

FACT CHECK: Sarah Sanders today said “other White Houses have had people sign NDA’s. It’s standard.”

Not true!

Via @GeoffRBennett, @kwelkernbc & @albamonica pic.twitter.com/RuMUtaorjC

— Peter Alexander (@PeterAlexander) August 14, 2018

Good NDA reporting from Politico. If true, then who is the party the NDA claimed would have standing to sue for "damages"? The federal government? The Trump 2020 campaign? Donald Trump? The Trump Organization? https://t.co/LJ48f4LkID pic.twitter.com/ZAvuFfDzQg

— Jonathan V. Last (@JVLast) August 14, 2018

As this piece makes clear, the Trump White House use of NDAs was (is?) a disgrace, and the government lawyers who were involved should be asked to defend their role.https://t.co/rmlyOALqxr

— Bill Kristol (@BillKristol) August 14, 2018