\'We feel very good\' about our credibility: Sanders

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NO USE ABC AMERICA, FOX, CNN, UNIVISION, TELEMUNDO, BBC AMERICA, NBC, OR THEIR DIGITAL/MOBILE PLATFORMS.~** ROUGH CUT (no reporter narration) STORY: White House spokesperson Sarah Sanders ripped into Democratic U.S. House of Representatives Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerrold Nadler on Thursday, saying "he's incapable of holding power." Nadler on Thursday urged Attorney General William Barr to comply with the panel's demands to testify before it and to release Special Counsel Robert Mueller's full report on the Russia inquiry.

Nadler, speaking at a panel hearing after Barr refused to appear for a hearing to testify on Mueller's investigation, said he would have no choice but to hold Barr in contempt if the unredacted version of the report were not made available.

Sanders also said that the White House felt "very good" about its credibility suggesting it was the media who "should take a real, hard look at your own selves."