. >> ari flisher is with me, served as the white house president secretary under president george w. ari, thank you for being me. because i can and it exists on tape i want to remind everyone, let's go back 16 years almost to the day to you, sir, if your first day at that briefing room podium of roll it. >> so many of you. there must be something going on today. >> on the timing of the executive order. is it coming today? should we be on our toes and on alert for it sometime today? >> he i think you should always be object urine toes for things around here. >> will we get it by e-mail or do you want us to hang here. >> do i want you to hang here. >> does that bring back the heby jeebies or is that the calm, cool, and collected -- >> thank good tns v is off here. i think i was younger then and had hair. >> let's get to the issue. sean spicer how did he do? >> today happy days are here again. between the president secretary and the press corps. i'm all for combat, for the press secretary and the press corps having issues they feel uncomfortable. saturday made me uncomfortable. today was

. >>> sean spicer will join one of his predecessors, ari flisher, to talk about media coverage of president trump. >>> the state of the net conference was held here in washington, d.c. this past week, and tonight on the communicator, we'll speak with three attendees about the issues facing the internet. former special counsel to the fcc, and mark jameson, key adviser on the trump transition, to talk about communications policy and acting assistant attorney general for national security mary mccord on the u.s. efforts to counter online radicalization. >> what people don't like is the s.e.c.'s ability to be sure that networks are fast, fair and open. >> i think its vision needs to be more focused. >> there's efforts of google, facebook and others to create countermessaging, because the government is uniquely not in a good position to be a countermessenger. so that's an area where i think the private sector has really started to step up. >> watch "the communicators" tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span2. >>> in case you missed it, here are a few programs c-span viewers saw last week. kansas congr