his first full day in office, blasting the media calling the press dishonest in our inauguration coverage. not just the president directly. sean spicer, a direct messenger of the president reiterating that claim. that s next. the president is committed to unifying our countrynd that was the focus of his inaugural address. this kind of dishonesty in the media, challenging the bringing our nation together is making it more difficult. introducing the new turbocharged volkswagen alltrack with 4motion all-wheel drive. soon to be. everywhere.
falsehoods are falsehoods. from trump himself on saturday from his press secretary sean spicer and kellyanne conway and reince priebus. ing what priebus said, he said the media is obsessed with trying to take down trump. i m saying there s an obsession by the media to delegitimize this president. we re not going to sit around and let it happen. we re going to fight back tooth and nail every day and twice on sunday. twice on sunday. a longtime trump aide say almost the exact same thing to me this morning. you in the media, you all are obsessed first with trying to focus on the popular vote, then on russian interference, now on this issue about crowd size. in other words, the view from the white house today is that it s the media trying to delegitimize this president. i would flip that around, though, and say this administration has been trying for a long time on the campaign trail and now in the white house
and sends a strong message. and there is still an issue whether they ll move the briefing to another place. tomorrow they ll be in the normal briefing room. we ll see how it goes. maybe spicer will seek a do-over and try to be more truthful and have a better relationship with the press on monday. that will be fascinating to see. and how donald trump will handle this event with the senior stap. maybe they re trying to create new positive images for the new president. yesterday was a strange day. a lot of reporters have a lot of questions after that. maybe today back on a better foot. it was a statement yesterday, not a q&a. right. the expectation will tomorrow the first briefing there will be a q&a, be interesting to see the dynamic. brian, you ll be back. we ll talk more next hour. being here through the weekend including friday s inauguration right here in the nation s capital has meant being able to talk to so many who witnessed the swearing in right behind me here. i talke
strategist, reince priebus, of course, the chief of staff. kellyanne conway as well. and jared kushner, the son-in-law to this president who will be a senior adviser, and he is going to play a very key role as well. this is something that happens once in the administration. he swears them in. and now in the words of one adviser, it s time to get to work. and indeed they will be starting their work or continuing their work, i should say, this afternoon. right. and then tomorrow with the first press briefing, any expectations that you can share with us, jeff? well, certainly sean spicer, the white house press secretary is expected to brief reporters tomorrow at the first press briefing. we are still awaiting executive orders. president trump has promised to do a lot of things early in his 100 days. executive orders could be on immigration, i m told they still do not have the exact order of executive orders as they hope to play out here.
ashamed of himself for his, quote, despicable display of self-aggrandizement in front of that memorial wall. cia director nominee mike pompeo was at that speech but sean spicer says pompeo should have been there in an official capacity. i d also note that it s a shame that the cia didn t have a cia director to be with him today when he visited because the democrats have chosen senate democrats are stalling the nomination of mike pompeo and playing politics with national security. all right. i want to bring in our national security panel, elise labatt, cedric layton is a former member of the joint chiefs of staff and a cnn national security analyst and a former secretary for the department of homeland security. welcome to all of you. elise, you first. fill us in on this fight to get