
Sean Spicer, the first individual to serve as President Donald Trump’s press secretary during a tumultuous four-year term, has applied to join the White House Correspondents’ Association (WCHA).
Sean Spicer, the first individual to serve as President Donald Trump’s press secretary during a tumultuous four-year term, has applied to join the White House Correspondents’ Association (WCHA).
Donald Trump’s legal fights over the 2020 election have gone terribly. And with such a lack of success, the president would hope that his legal advisers are, at the least, on the same page.
That is not the case at all, however. Rudy Giuliani, a long-time friend of Trump, seems to have the president’s ear more than any of his other lawyers. But Sidney Powell, who was removed from the legal team weeks ago, was still invited to a weekend summit at the White House.
Former White House press secretary Sean Spicer is threatening to sue the Associated Press (AP) due to a story appearing yesterday about a confrontation on his book tour. The story said a former high school classmate of Spicer’s accused him of calling him the n-word many years ago.
Sean Spicer is pitching a talk show, and journalists are refusing to have anything to do with his media bashing lies.
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When asked on CNN’s Reliable Sources, if Spicer had tried to book him for his show, Jim Acosta said, “Yes, I did get a request for that. We politely turned that down. My sense of it is is that Sean has sort of crossed the line from, you know, being somebody who is a former press secretary to somebody who wants to resurrect his career and go on Fox News and bash CNN. If he’s going to do that, I don’t think we should give him time to do that. If he wants to have a civil exchange, I’m willing to do that, but my feeling up until this point is that he’s just not willing to do that. You know, until that happens, I’m not really willing to go into that kind of situation.”
"This was not a secret. Everybody was told to speak to me. ... Bannon told people to cooperate. Sean Spicer told people to cooperate. Kellyanne Conway told people to cooperate."
With the number of lies being told from the White House press lectern how will we the American people know when the truth is being told?
Special Counsel Robert Mueller is focused on Trump's potential obstruction of justice as former Press Secretary Sean Spicer was grilled about the firing of former FBI Director James Comey.
Sean Spicer doesn't need Donald Trump to kick him around. He is perfectly capable of acting like an idiot on his own.
Former White House Press Secretary went into full panic mode after it was uncovered that he has detailed journals that would be of great interest to the Russia investigation about what was said in meetings at the Trump White House.
Former Trump White House spokesman Sean Spicer has a new speaking gig, and he's being promoted for offering the same "candor and wit" as he did in the White House briefing room.
"I suggest they put one in the press podium right there. The place would light up like a disco."
Lawyers are seeking the testimony of President Donald Trump and former White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer related to their potential collusion with Fox News on a fake story about murdered DNC staffer Seth Rich.
Trump showed that he won't take responsibility for anything ever, as he tried to blame the media for the fact that sent Sean Spicer in front of reporters and told him to lie every day.
White House officials are calling Trump's hiring of the unqualified Anthony Scaramucci to his new communications director a joke.
White House spokesman Sean Spicer drew the ire of some reporters on Monday for banning cameras from daily press briefings as part of what Spicer called an effort to vary the routine.
CNN's Jim Acosta confronted White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer at the press briefing and asked him why the cameras are off. Instead of giving an answer, Spicer ignored the question.
With a slim margin for error and Republicans already backing away, Trumpcare may be on its deathbed before a single vote is cast in the U.S. Senate.
Sean Spicer is blaming White House reporters for the Trump White House going dark on briefings, but ABC's Jonathan Karl made a list of 25 questions Sean Spicer has yet to answer.
The real problem, according to Spicer, is the reporters want to be YouTube stars.
On the day when it came out that President Trump is thinking of only holding one White House briefing a week, White House press secretary went on Laura Ingraham's radio show to blame the White House press pool for the Trump administration's cowardice.
When asked why the press briefings are held off camera, White House chief strategist Steve Bannon possibly sarcastically answered that more briefings are off camera because Press Secretary Sean Spicer got fatter.
In his first daily press briefing since Trump returned from his foreign adventure, White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer refused to the answer the question when he was asked if Donald Trump knew about Jared Kushner's communications with Russia.
Sean Spicer was repeatedly asked if Trump would comply with a congressional request turn over any secret Comey tapes to Congress, and each time he refused to comment.
Melissa McCarthy's latest satire of White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer showed that the American people had lost all faith in Trump and his White House to tell them the truth about anything.
Asked Friday at the White House briefing if President Trump was out of control, White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer dismissed the question by calling it offensive.
White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer announced at his daily briefing the latest Trump scheme to try to make the Russia scandal go away, and it involves sending a certified letter to the Senate proclaiming that he has no business dealings with Russia.
White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer tried to blame President Obama for Trump hiring Mike Flynn because Trump never did another background check of Flynn but used the same one that Obama administration did years before.
Why does Trump think "we're in good shape?" And that he will get his healthcare bill and keep the government open? Sean Spicer can't tell you why, exactly. Just that they are sure.
Dictionary.Com got in the troll-the-lie game Wednesday, using MSNBC's "Hitler gassed millions" chyron fact-checking Sean Spicer as an example of chyron.
"Clearly, I'm aware of [the atrocities of the Holocaust]," Spicer said. "I should've just stayed on topic"
The Anne Frank Center has released a statement calling for White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer to fired for his evil spreading of the fake news that Hitler never used chemical weapons.
MSNBC showed why they are surging in the ratings by correcting White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer on-screen when he falsely claimed that Hitler didn't use chemical weapons in World War II.
White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer continues to find new and different way to embarrass America. In his latest failure, Spicer ignored the Holocaust and claimed that Hitler never used chemical weapons on civilians.
Forgetting, perhaps, his boss' stance on Syria in 2013, White House press secretary Sean Spicer blamed former President Obama for the horrific gas attack massacre in Syria.
Press Secretary Sean Spicer didn't deny that the White House was the source of Devin Nunes's information about Trump being wiretapped. Instead, he tried to direct media attention away from the Russia scandal.
Things went off the rails during an MSNBC segment about Sean Spicer's treatment of April Ryan when white conservative Trump supporter Matt Schlapp tried to lecture Dr. Jason Johnson of Morgan State on racism.
"Too many women, especially women of color, have had a lifetime of practice taking precisely these kinds of indignities in stride."
During his daily briefing at the White House, Press Secretary Sean Spicer admitted that Trump's wants to cut health care first so that he can maximize tax cuts for the wealthy in 2018.
The lie about British spying came to Sean Spicer from Andrew Napolitano, who got it from Russia via former CIA analyst Larry C. Johnson
The White House has formally apologized to the British government after Press Secretary Sean Spicer cited a bogus Fox News report that the British intelligence helped Obama spy on Donald Trump.
"Three intelligence sources have informed Fox News that President Obama went outside the chain of command...he used GCHQ" accused Spicer
Don't give us all this grand talk about democracy dying in darkness if you're refusing to turn on your flashlight.
WaPo touched a nerve. It is true that democracy dies in the darkness. It also, unfortunately, dies to applause.
"In honor of Sean Spicer's latest idiocy," says George Takei, "whenever I talk about his boss I'm just going to refer to him with air quotes, too: the 'President'"
"Actually, his 'pay grade' is the highest possible at WH - same as for chief of staff, national security and other senior personnel."
Sean Spicer couldn't answer NBC's Hallie Jackson when she asked why President Trump would ask Congress to investigate looking for information he already claims to have about President Obama personally ordering a wiretap on him.
“He’s ignorant in a way that’s insulting to the office, insulting to America, insulting to human rights, insulting to civil rights, insulting to John Lewis."
Sean Spicer tried to put an end to questions about the need for a special prosecutor to investigate President Trump's Russian connections with nothing but arrogant outrage.
Spicer demanded, “I guess my question would be, 'A Special Prosecutor for what?'"
The decision has set twitter a-crowing over Trump's failure and sent him scurrying to find another suitable rich white guy to run the government
Sean Spicer's tantrum had the White House Press Secretary telling reporters they no longer get to yell out questions, "We're going to raise our hands like big boys and girls."
Spicer claimed that talking about a 17-day delay “assumes a lot of things that aren’t true,” but what it actually involves is a suspension of reality.
During his daily briefing with reporters, White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer called Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, Joe Trudeau in what is the Trump White House's latest insult to a US ally.
After yet another brutally on point lampooning of Sean Spicer by Melissa McCarthy on Saturday Night Live, Representative Maxine Waters (D-CA) rubbed salt in the wound by telling Joy Reid "Nobody takes him seriously anyway... Let's have fun with him while he's there."
In a disgusting display, White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer tried to dodge criticism of the disastrous Yemen raid by claiming that anyone who criticizes the raid is dishonoring the memory of deceased CPO Ryan Owens.
During a press gaggle with reporters aboard Air Force One, Trump Press Secretary Sean Spicer promised to provide a list to reporters of terrorist attacks that were not reported by the media.
James Madison said representatives should be able to "withstand the temporary delusion" to "give time and opportunity for more cool and sedate reflection."
The Trump White House did not react well to a federal judge's order blocking their Muslim travel ban nationwide.
"Everybody is arguing whether or not it is a BAN. Call it what you want, it is about keeping bad people (with bad intentions) out of country!"
The White House has been consumed by chaos as Press Secretary Sean Spicer claimed that the Muslim Executive Order isn't a ban in direct contrast to what President Trump tweeted yesterday.
The White House tried to blame Donald Trump calling his Muslim ban a ban on the media by claiming that Trump was only repeating what he had heard in the press.
When asked about the detention of a five-year-old US citizen with an Iranian mother, White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer spoke about the potential threat posed by terrorist children who may try to infiltrate America.
During an interview on ABC's This Week, White House press secretary Sean Spicer tried to blame the Obama administration for the seven Muslim-majority countries that were listed in Trump's Muslim ban.
"Oh my God. These are spoiled children playing with loaded guns...Now they're trying to walk it back...How are we going to survive years of this?"
It's clear the White House doesn't have a clue what they're doing – and it seems to span all levels of the administration.
White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer tried to downplay and minimize the anti-Trump tones expressed by many at the Women's March on Washington, which was proof that the action taken by millions hurt the new president.
At his first press briefing, White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer complained without a hint of irony about Democrats blocking the confirmation of President Trump's cabinet nominees.
"It all starts to smack of an effort to stamp out the very possibility of shared agreement on the...role of the...media or even on reality itself."
Trump Press Secretary Sean Spicer held a special press briefing to yell at the media and claim that Trump's inaugural crowd was the biggest in history, which was a total lie.
The mainstream media has proved guilty of two sins - repeating fake news generated by Trump, and failing to report real news about Trump
What Republicans really want is an end to dissent, to not only delegitimize critics but to actually prevent them from speaking.
Donald Trump's incoming White House press secretary Sean Spicer is whining that Trump is not getting the respect that he deserves. It is clear that the president-elect and his team are very upset about a perceived lack of respect from the media and the American people.
Donald Trump's future White House Communications Director suggested that the American people should be discussing punishing Hillary Clinton for "manipulating" the 2016 election.
Trump's press secretary Sean Spicer went on national television to complain that the American people are mocking Donald Trump and called on every American to support the president-elect instead of mocking him.
"Phony polls are the online polls that Donald Trump always seems to be referencing. Even the Rasmussen poll, you know, isn't something we would use"
RNC spokesperson Sean Spicer was put on the spot on MSNBC, and when asked to defend Donald Trump, one of the top party officials in the country fell flat on his face.