spokesman. great on strategy, excellent tactician. wonderful guy, right? on his very first day as press secretary when the president asked him to go into the brief room. we were live on the five. we were watching it and thinking, what in the world is happening? and from that day on, he had kind of a rough road. because of the proud ties press conference. ran out with a meat accent tried kimberly: slaughterhouse to cleave various members of the press. south. that was the day, from that first day, people said he was going to get fired. but he showed a lot of tenacity. i think you did a really good job with what he was asked to do. and i think some of the reporters in the briefing room thought, why are you fighting with us all the time? i think that s what the president wanted to see. and then recently has not been doing as many on camera briefings. serving and abdul rule as a communications director. that s impossible. it is not possible to do both jobs well. both need an absolut
bush administration. great on strategy, excellent tactician. wonderful guy, right? on his very first day as press secretary when the president asked him to go into the brief room. we were live on the five. we were watching it and thinking, what in the world is happening? and from that day on, he had kind of a rough road. because of the proud ties press conference. kimberly: slaughterhouse south. dana: from that first day, people said he was going to get fired, and he showed a lot of tenacity. i think he did a really good job with what he was asked to do. and i think some of the reporters in the briefing room thought, why are you fighting with us all the time? i think that s what the president wanted to see. and then recently has not been doing as many on camera briefings. serving and abdul rule as a communications director. that s impossible. it is not possible to do both jobs well. both need an absolute focus. you get about four hours of
spokesman. great on strategy, excellent tactician. wonderful guy, right? on his very first day as press secretary when the president asked him to go into the brief room. we were live on the five. we were watching it and thinking, what in the world is happening? and from that day on, he had kind of a rough road. because of the proud ties press conference. ran out with a meat accent tried kimberly: slaughterhouse to cleave various members of the press. south. that was the day, from that first day, people said he was going to get fired. but he showed a lot of tenacity. i think you did a really good job with what he was asked to do. and i think some of the reporters in the briefing room thought, why are you fighting with us all the time? i think that s what the president wanted to see. and then recently has not been doing as many on camera briefings. serving and abdul rule as a communications director. that s impossible. it is not possible to do both jobs well. both need an absolut