The Importance Of Being Press Secretary

The transcript covers a range of topics, starting with a discussion on Ebola precautions in the White House, emphasizing the multilayered screening process in place to protect the public. It then shifts to the midterm elections, focusing on the President's policies and the reactions from Democratic campaigns. The conversation moves to Leon Panetta's book and the White House's strategy in addressing its criticisms. Finally, the transcript concludes with personal insights from the interviewee, including a discussion about the Kansas City Royals and a light-hearted question about naming his son.

What is the primary way Ebola is transmitted?

• Contaminated water

• Direct contact with bodily fluids

• Insect bites

• Through the air

What was the White House's stance on special Ebola precautions?

• They implemented strict measures

• They found them unnecessary

• They were undecided

• They left it to individual discretion

What was the President's controversial statement regarding the midterms?

• He would not support any candidate

• His policies were not on the ballot

• His policies were on the ballot

• He would run for re-election

What was the reaction of Democratic Senate campaigns to the President's statement?

• They were supportive

• They were indifferent

• They were furious

• They were confused

How did the White House prepare for the release of Leon Panetta's book?

• They leaked it to the press

• They endorsed it publicly

• They had no prior access to it

• They ignored it completely

Who was the Kansas City Royals' third baseman in 1985?

• Steve Balboni

• George Brett

• Darryl Motley

• Frank White

What prediction was made about the Kansas City Royals' series?

• They would win in six games

• They would lose in four games

• They would win in seven games

• They would lose in five games