the day after, i think i was on set with you don when we were watching that. he was reading a prepared statement. na is the definition of knowingly. it wasn t an off-handed remark oh, yeah, i was standing out there on the mall today and it looked like a really big crowd to me. that s a long prepared statement. that is knowingly misleading. i hate to say lie. i don t know sean spicer well. i know him a little bit. he s a nice guy. but you played all those little segments where time after time he really did kind of put people in a different direction than what was really going on in the white house. and he was not effective. he was not effective. one issue i think we should acknowledge sean spicer is not the first spokesperson for a politician that has misled the press. he s not the first white house press secretary of either party that has most people spin not flat-out lie. what you call spin, there were many things said in the obama administration when they were trying to pass
and as he said, moving forward go on, david, i m sorry. a couple points, don. first of all, just to go back to the last segment, for the record, can t hide love, best earth, wind and fire song. second point, i like what scott said about humility building credibility. i m going to use that. that s good. for sean spicer on that previous clip from the morning show, he said i never knowingly lied, but here s the thing. that statement he made either the night of the inauguration of the day after, i think i was on set with you, don, when we were watching that, he was reading a prepared statement. that is the definition of knowingly. right? it wasn t an off-handed remark, like oh, yeah, i was standing on the mall today and it looked like a really big crowd to me. no, it was a long, prepared statement. that s knowingly misleading. i hate to say lie, but it s certainly knowingly misleading