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But one of the things that i think is important is we all make mistake. you have made mistakes. other outlets. me. hopefully we have a bit of forgiveness in us and i hope that people understand when i make a mistake i would own it and i ask people for their forgiveness. >> sean spicer, good of you to come out and apologize to the american people, indeed to people all over the world for your mistake today. thanks very much for joining us. >> thanks, wolf. >> back to leon panetta, former cia direc...

And wrong and i wanted to make sure i clarified them as soon as possible. i appreciate you having me on. but one of the things that is important is we all make mistakes. you made mistakes. other outlets. me, everybody does. we hopefully have a bit of forgiveness in us and i hope that people who understand know that when i make a mistake, i will try to own it and i ask people for their forgiveness. >> as i said before, you dont hear that very often from this administration asking for forgiveness....

Journalism. mollie: we know a leaked campaign has gone on since trump was elected if not before. that information was sourced to anonymous people. but we were told they were high-level officials. you have to be collecting information and unmasking it and leaking it. we get major news. i thought the unmasking would have happened with someone much more low level. that is something a normal journalist would think to dig into. howie: we saw the national security advisor saying this was ginned up. wh...

And whats going to happen with interest rates. in the journal there was an article on how the return on thn 10-year treasury impacted the stock market. there is a lot going none this economy. hiring is difficult because labor costs have been driven upf so high. we have got people buying on the internet. so you have got retail suffering in that respect. you see a lot of companies closing outlets. a lot of companies in trouble like sears. there is a lot of things going on in the economy. these job...

Journalism. mollie: we know a leaked campaign has gone on since trump was elected if not before. that information was sourced to anonymous people. but we were told they were high-level officials. you have to be collecting information and unmasking it and leaking it. we get major news. i thought the unmasking would have happened with someone much more low level. that is something a normal journalist would think to dig into. howie: we saw the national security advisor saying this was ginned up. wh...

So its a little bizarre. if donald trump is going to stand by his tweets t seems counter productive hes giving so much effort to the outlets he criticizes. >> what did you make of his choice to start his day not only by calling of the new york times to the oval office in a meeting that ended up being about infrastructure and spending bills. but his choice to criminalize susan rices actions, say its going to be one of the big stories of our time. offering no further evidence and then such words i...

Associated press. eli of the wall street journal emains with us and katelyn collins, white house correspondent for the daily caller. were awfully happy to have you and weve been watching you as we have all the figures in the white house press corps with great interest. the presidents been good in terms of calling on you. i think sean spicer calls you in regular amounts. but can you blame us for thinking something was afoot with these four name journalists from more traditional outlets? >> it was...

Online. it may pop up in twitter feeds, but i think that trump voters and conservatives, there are outlets that i know i can trust, outlets that i know that, okay, i -- >> is everyone like that? >> i think voters are savvy at this point. i think thats why theres an innate distrust of this. i just heard charlie browns trumps voice. >> the first installation got 2 million viewers, readers. are those people that are just curious? >> 20 million people watch "dancing with the stars." i dont think the...

Adviser. now there are reports from bloomberg and other outlets that susan rice wanted to unmask names that were picked up in incidental collection of foreign officials, and those names she wanted to unmask were of at least one trump associate. now, unmasking may not be illegal, and often, it isnt illegal. you can unmask quite easily. leaking would be illegal. we dont know if susan rice leaked it. democrats are saying this is a smoke screen. weve heard it again and again that really the focus sh...

Times" trump looking to deflect essentially on a-16. only conservative outlets are interested in this story. request -- the requests are normal and justified, shows a need to stoond the context of these conversations that were handed to her by the intelligence agencies. we do know there was an fbi investigation. one thing would be indisputable is if an american citizen was talking to another american citizens and those recording were taking place and those -- and that information distributed why...