Warszawa wrote:Less than 10 years since the biggest economic meltdown in the last 100 years and somehow eliminating regulations appears to be a popular message

CalvinBall wrote:this is tough for the press. they need to do better. but #$!&@ in his answers about his past lies he just says other lies. hard to keep up.

pacino wrote:he just questioned John Lewis' integrity

CalvinBall wrote:

pacino wrote:he just questioned John Lewis' integrity

you are very far behind

pacino wrote:i'm just so disheartened

Acosta asked why he and Trump both wanted to address the issue of the crowd size.

He says they wanted to combat a media narrative that is constantly trying to undermine Trump. “It’s a little demoralizing to turn on the TV day after day and hear ‘can’t do this, this guy’s not going to go through’ ... I’ve never seen it like this.”

It’s important to understand that to constantly be told “no, no, no” gets a little frustrating, he says.

“You see this historic thing”, Trump being inaugurated – “it’s an amazing view ... And that was for the first time that we had to go through fencing, that far out,” he claims.

But don’t you have bigger fish to fry?

It’s about a constant theme, Spicer says. “The default narrative is always negative, and it’s demoralising.”