white house of the united states of america should have the backbone to answer questions on camera. the white house did do a briefing on camera. but there were still a number of questions on russia that sean spicer just wouldn't answer. >> yeah, i guess rome wasn't bill built in a day. we did have the cameras on in the briefing room, but didn't get all the answers we were looking for, incredibly. it's amazing we didn't learn this until now. white house press secretary sean spicer said he hadn't talked to the president about whether he believed that russia interfered in the presidential election. that left everybody with their jaws dropping at the very end of that briefing. i asked sean, well, doesn't the president believe that russia is fake news? he has tweeted that on occasion, the president has, that he believes the investigation is fake news, but he gave us no response to that. >> april, what's interesting, if, you know, in these no-video, no-audio briefings they're doing, if it's an attempt to control the message, it could end up doing the opposite. when cameras and microphones are lied, the words do speak for themselves. >> the words do speak for