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An oncamera interview with tucker carlson a couple weeks ago, he talked about more information coming out. he talked about there was some sort of good stuff, not an exact quote. giving the intentions that the president might have bg some additional information that could help to explain his wiretapping tweet. trying get out of that obvious fact error. this is a story that will continue to be of great interest as the committee dozen their work and other elements come about. if the white house was trying to defend the president by looking for information, there are a lot more questions to be ask...

From here at the white house. and spicer left the lectern and he did not take any questions. and it does sort of set up on day one before the official briefing schedule own begins, a line has been thrown down that reporting from tweets or pool reports or official articles, statements, broadcasts, are all subject to getting the briefing room treatment and critique from both the president and his top spokesman. earlier today at the cia, the president called out a reporter by his first name, referencing some reporting he had done in the newly renovated oval office. and he did that in front of sec...

Reporting from tweets or pool reports or official articles, statements, broadcasts, are all subject to getting the briefing room treatment and critique from both the president and his top spokesman. earlier today at the cia, the president called out a reporter by his first name, referencing some reporting he had done in the newly renovated oval office. and he did that in front of secret service employees who may not have even been aware of it. but the president used that moment to go after, by name, a single reporter who made a fact error and then corrected it. that fact error also sets up thi...

Name, a single reporter who made a fact error and then corrected it. that fact error also sets up this opportunity for the trump white house to show that mistakes happen. but they assigned a motive, saying that there was deliberate and intentional underreporting of the crowd size in order to undercut the trump inaugural and to suggest that there isn't support for the new president. >> eli stokels, first of all, again, congratulation on this your new job title. and second, from you i need a definition. for people and only 20% of our country, god bless them, is on twitter. for people who aren't ...

President called out a reporter by his first name, referencing some reporting he had done in the newly renovated oval office. and he did that in front of secret service employees who may not have even been aware of it. but the president used that moment to sort of go after, by name, a single reporter who made a fact error and then corrected it. that fact error also sets up this opportunity for the trump white house to show that mistakes happen. but they assigned a motive, saying that there was deliberate and intentional underreporting of the crowd size in order to undercut the trump inaugural ...