SARAH SANDERS, WHITE HOUSE PRESS SECRETARY: Frankly, I think my credibility is probably higher than the media's and in large part that's because you guys spend more of your time focusing on attacking the president instead of reporting the news. I think if you spent a little more time reporting the news instead of trying to tear me down, you might see we're working hard to provide you good information and provide that same information to the American people.</s>BROOKE BALDWIN, CNN HOST: Margaret, you just want the truth.</s>MARGARET TALEV, CNN POLITICAL ANALYST: Right. As a White House reporter and in my role with the Correspondents Association, I'll say that reporters and the American public ask questions to put answers on the record and they serve as news and also a first draft of history. And any press secretary knows their credibility is paramount and incredibly important. We appreciate Sarah Sanders' efforts to work with us behind the scenes to press on access on this upcoming Singapore summit, her proximity to the president is incredibly important and her statements from the podium are incredibly important also. We've seen in the past at some point when she realizes that the story was different, or the facts were different, we have seen her come back and acknowledge that from the podium. I think that's important in the cases, even when you gave the information which you believe to be true at the time, when the information changes it's important to correctly record.</s>BALDWIN: Sarah Sanders and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer will be on "CHRIS CUOMO TONIGHT" on his primetime show. Do not miss at 9:00 this evening here on CNN. President Trump just praised EPA Chief Scott Pruitt despite a number of scandals circling him right now, first class travel, millions on a security detail, a used mattress from a Trump Hotel and whether he used aides to help get a Chick-Fil-A franchise, we're back with that next.
Report:  Sarah Sanders Says She Is an Honest Person