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He made that statement and then left the room, wolf. >> jim acosta, thanks very much. jim acosta with that update. gloria, usually when a press secretary goes to the briefing room, they make a statement, they give some information, update reporters and i speak as a former white house correspondent. but then they stick around and answered question. but he left. >> i think this is something the president clearly wanted him to do. the president spoke about it today at the cia event. there was a large march going on in washington and around the country which was not addressed in this statement tha...

We need to mobilize. it's late. there are lots of millennials who didn't vote in this last election. and this could be sort of a the beginning of a call to arms. and i have to say, wolf, that i believe this was in the back of the president's mind when he went to the c.i.a. today. to talk about his support for the c.i.a. but then digressed dramatically into talking about the crowd size at his inauguration. because the comparisons will be made. about the crowd size here and around the country. compared to the crowd size yesterday at the inauguration. in his own mind. >> ryan, compare what we saw...

It got very violent. it is nothing like that. very peaceful. the police have just kind of come into the intersection to watch this. we'll see how how long they alou this to go on. diversity of messages, we have talked about here to campaign for the legalization of marijuana, for the rights of muslims and other minorities. i talked to one lady who was here to campaign in favor of the people of flint, michigan and their water crisis. so here's the gathering at k street. wolf? >> brian todd on the scene for us in downtown washington. ryan elizza let's get back to the president's visit to c.i.a. h...

Home in new york right now. and donald trump is at the white house. you know a couple things. is this movement today, that we saw know not only here in the united states but around the world, is it going to become the tea party movement as ryan had mentioned? or does it become an occupy wall street movement? where it gets a lot of energy, a lot of power goes in at the beginning and then it just fizzles out? now if they're able to harness what they had today, and they're able to do some real grassroots politicking, then this could be very adventurous to democrats. fanned you're a republican, yo...