it gives the impression of a press secretary who is forced to go up and basically issue absurd denials, because she's got nothing. because she can't even trust the president's own word. i mean, the president tweeted that. why not say, well, the president has spoken. she's concerned that actually, that might not be true. we see that over and over again. it's one of the worst jobs in america. >> she didn't say, the president said what he said, and that's the facts. she said, i refer you to the house oversight committee, who is supposed to investigate who's lying. >> over and over again, it's, don't believe what you're saying, don't believe what you've heard, and as little as exposure as possible, because too often the white house press secretary's job is being a paid liar to support the president who's lying. she's only as good as the information she gets and she knows it's bad. she's got a bad job. >> why she is asked for evidence of what the president said, right, that michael cohen asked me directly and i said "no" comes from cohen saying something during the hearing. when he was under oath, he said he never asked trump for a pardon. here he is. >> i have never asked for, nor