The current administration brags continuously about how “transparent” they are.  Transparently secretive to the nth degree that is. In recent weeks and specifically the last couple of days, the State Department vividly demonstrated exactly how UN-transparent they’ve been while working to shove the Iran Deal down our necks.

The State Department acknowledged Wednesday that someone in its public affairs bureau made a “deliberate” request that several minutes of tape be cut from the video of a 2013 press briefing in which a reporter asked if the administration had lied about secret talks with Iran.

The embarrassing admission by State Department spokesman John Kirby came three weeks after another spokesperson insisted that a “glitch” had caused the gap, discovered only last month by the reporter whose questioning had mysteriously disappeared.

“This wasn’t a technical glitch, this was a deliberate step to excise the video,” Kirby told reporters.

It was a deliberate “glitch?” Say it isn’t so!!

Basically, they lied, covered up, and lied about the coverup https://t.co/KJQoM6TWVA

— Tim Carney (@TPCarney) June 1, 2016

Exactly.