White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders was accused of knowingly not telling the truth on Sunday just minutes after she promised to always tell the American people the truth.

During an interview on ABC News, This Week host George Stephanopoulos asked Sanders how she would approach her new role replacing Sean Spicer as press secretary.

“Do you promise to try the always tell the truth from that podium?” the ABC host queried.

“Absolutely,” Sanders vowed. “Not just to you. I think that is our duty, certainly. I have three young kids. I want to go home and be able to look them in the eye every day. That’s far more important to me to be able to do that and have that highest level of honesty and integrity. I want to do that in every single thing I do. Not just my job. This is an extension of me being able to do that. I’m excited and honored to do it.”

Stephanopoulos later noted that President Donald Trump and his staff had “not been straight about exactly what happened” regarding Russia’s interference in the U.S. election.
“In fact, the attorney general first said he never had a meeting with Russians,” Stephanopoulos said. “Now you have a new intercept that says he did talk about the campaign.”

Sanders called the recent news an “alleged illegal leak.”

“If we’re going to talk about issues with Russia, and I think that we certainly should, one of the first places we should look is at the $500,000 that Bill Clinton took from Russians when Hillary Clinton was secretary of state,” Sanders complained. “If we want to talk about collusion, I think that is one of the first places we should look. They should ask for that money back.”

“The media loves to talk about it only when it comes to President Trump,” she continued. “They’ve been doing it for almost a year. They’ve come up with nothing when there’s real issues with some of the activities that the Democrats took place in.”