The White House.gov website has corrected an embarrassing mistake made by Barry Sotero during his press briefing yesterday about the Islamic State when the President said that U.S. forces were “training ISIL.”

During his speech, Barry uttered the line, “with the additional steps I ordered last month, we’re speeding up training of ISIL forces.”

The White House.gov transcript left in the original quote, but placed the word ‘Iraqi’ in brackets after the word ISIL, correcting Barry’s mistake.

This is by no means the first time that the White House has edited transcripts of Barry’s speeches to put the president in a better light or cover up for his mistakes.

Last October, the White House completely scrubbed a reference Barry made to unpaid pills being stacked up at his home in Chicago, replacing it with the quote, “there’s still junk on my desk, including some — newspapers and all kinds of stuff.”

White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest later dubiously claimed that the line about Barry’s bills was left out because the recording equipment malfunctioned.

The White House again edited Barry’s remarks in March when he mistakenly stated, “the bond between the United States and America is unbreakable.”

When the Bush administration caught flak for amending transcripts, they immediately switched to providing the president’s remarks verbatim, which was not an easy decision considering George W. Bush’s notorious“Bushisms”.

However, the Barry White House seems happy to continue amending history instead of providing an accurate record of what the president actually said.

Paul Joseph Watson