that's what makes monday so interesting. spicer is going to have his first on camera briefing on monday, expected to take questions from reporters at the white house. we will see if he doubles and triples down on these so-called alternative facts or if he's more forth right and tries to repair relations with the press corps. here in washington, there is a lot of anxiety about what this new administration brings, especially with regards to its treatment of the media, and there are also lots of questions about whether this administration is getting its footing yet. of course it's only been two full days. this is the third day of the trump presidency, now moving into the first workweek. donald trump has a very busy agenda in the days ahead. his aides promising lots of executive actions, lots of news stories that will overwhelm, maybe swamp this current controversy involving the media. back to you. >> that term, valternative fact, didn't learn about that in j school. liberal ethics watch group is planning to file a lawsuit