i'm nick spicer. welcome to the program. authorities have clashed with protesters in the french capital, paris over a new security bill that would restrict the right to publish images of police officers. the issue came into focus after footage emerged of police beating up and racially abusing a black music producer. opponents say the law would prevent such images becoming public and could cover up official misconduct. police and demonstrators clashed violently as night falls and the french capital journalists and participants document the events publish videos and images. some might call this a fitting end to a day of protest for freedom of expression and against a new security bill. this would make it a crime to publish a photo or video off the face or any identifying element of a police officer with the intent to cause harm. i, i, the protest began peacefully, media organizations, ensuring rights groups organized marches across the country. tens of thousands gathered in paris alone to the already rules which provide for th

i make spicer welcome to the program. iran's president has reacted defiantly to the killing of a leading nuclear scientist. and he blamed israel for the assassination of books and factories. the man suspected of masterminding, a secret nuclear weapons program. rouhani said his death showed what he called the depth of the enemy's despair. and said it would not slow down iran's nuclear ambitions. a country right in the heart of iran, transformed into a scene of horror. the images are too graphic for us to show. body parts lie scattered in a bloody end to a controversial life. top scientists mock suffocate, the day perished. in what seems like a targeted attack. a car carrying him was shot at and about 15 seconds later. and the sound pickup truck loaded with explosives blew off about 15 to 20 meters away from its cars. but the inflicted wounds on him that led to his mosque state may describe him as an eminent nuclear scientist. but he was also a member of the powerful revolutionary god whose job is to preserve the country's

sean spicer there. ron, sean spicerthere. ron, it's sean spicer there.wd sizes, crowd sizes at the inauguration, crowd sizes at the inauguration, crowd sizes at the weekend. cried sloughs it -- sizes at the weekend. cried sloughs it — — crowd sizes at the weekend. cried sloughs it —— crowd sizes, tweets, parentheses, laura, let me tell you, with what we are dealing with with the numberof with what we are dealing with with the number of people who are contracting coronavirus, who are really significa ntly affected contracting coronavirus, who are really significantly affected by and dying vitamins is the way you want to go out? is this assertive asterix you want to have next year administration from a historical standpoint? that you are more interested about crowd sizes than you are about protecting the american people that you took a duty and an oath to protect them against all enemies foreign and domestic, andl all enemies foreign and domestic, and i would dare say virus. all enemies foreign and domestic, and i would dare say viruslj all enemies foreign

and reaganfoundation institute executive director john hi bush . >> sean spicer, it is great to have you with us at the reagan library and obviously all socially distance and a long way awaybut congratulations, really great book . i had a lot offun reading it so i know it's her second book . congrats on the great reed. >> it's a shame not to be back at such a historic place and i want to give my first book to her, it was actually just so refreshing to come out there and have a discussion with you and answer questions so it's great that we get to do it but it's a shame it can't be inperson . >> when the world opens back up again sean we'd love to have you. so put it on your calendar. now, this is her second book. you have been since you left the white house and when you wrote this book, just as i expected, you took the opportunity near your first chapter to tell your story about dancing with the stars and why you did it and the whole decision process that led to that. and i wonder if you talk to us about your experience. would you do it again, you feel like it was good for your career

everybody remembers sean spicer, the president's first press secretary. spicer who has been a loyal supporter of the president since being fired by him came out today and said that he doesn't see any evidence of voter fraud out there despite what the president has been arguing today and we just saw him argue in the briefing room. spicer saying, you know, you just can't throw an allegation like that without specific evidence and urging the president if he has any to provide any evidence for that. >> eamon, we'll back to you. so why all the distractions? and why, frankly as just documented all of the misstatements? well, there is a wave as he discussed, but it's not coming his way. the margins are razor thin across the board right now we're watching pennsylvania very closely and i want to show you this. the secretary of state said we could know the winner tonight in the state of pennsylvania. if vice president biden wins the commonwealth of pennsylvania, this is over i'll show you where we are now i'm no kornacki but i've learned to work it this is pennsylv

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sean spicer just saying he hasn't seen it, and it's not right to throw out the allegations unless you have evidence the president is saying there's fraud out there, bus his supporters have not delivered specific evidence of that. two of their lawsuits so far today have been thrown out in georgia and michigan eamon, if you hear more, i know you'll ring us. >> you bed. >>> another big day, as we await a winner in the presidential race stocks brushing off all the uncertainty and rallying for a fourth straight day. it is now up 7% for the week, and get this, the s&p has rallied more than 1% for four consecutive days that hasn't happened in more than 38 years. technology the top performing sector today, this week followed by healthcare, telecom, consumer discretionary. so stocks are surging. guy adami, what is the message of the market in your beautiful living room? >> i'm going to answer that, but i'm going to say something here in the united states we don't live until the rule of a king or queen, but we have royalty in our house the next hour that comes in the form of you have, young man

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i'm nick spicer. welcome to the program. supporters of u.s. president donald trump are gathering in washington to back his unsubstantiated claims of election fraud. the outgoing president made an appearance at the rally with his motorcade driving through the crowds on the way to his golf course. the demonstrators say, vote rigging denied trump victory last week, but federal prosecutors overseeing the vote and state election officials say that is not the case. a large number of police officers has been deployed to prevent clashes with demonstrators meeting nearby and stuff. and simon says at the rally, in washington, d.c., stephan, you've covered many rallies before and during the election. how does this one compare? that's to tell you, this is the biggest here in d.c. of the crowd. make america great. again, the so-called maggot crowds, there were 2 attempts from a right wing supremacists to kooks klan militia type organizations this year. one of this in the summer in july or in august i think and one last year and this is all down there, were

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spicer welcome to the program. and we start with some breaking news from lima, where peru's interim president, many, many know has announced he is stepping down less than a week into the job. protesters in the capital, lima are out on the streets, celebrating the resignation which comes after a violent mash demonstrations in which 2 people died from gunshot wounds. but you know, it took over the top job after parliament voted to oust president over corruption allegations. but the protesters say the move amounts to a coup by the parliament. let's get the latest now from correspondent 100 mirrors, who is in lima. yohann interim president marino has resigned. what reason did he give in addressing the nation? he said he wanted to all boys the only ability in the conference to bring back peace to these nations after a week of very value on the fact is that that one person that last 2000, that is where one of the young men last night a died of the cost off of the police repression people are gathering around and you can

. ♪ ♪ >> bret: let's bring in the panel, sean spicer, secretary under president trump, author of "leadinghanson, senior fellow at the hoover institute, and jeff weaver bernie sanders 2016 campaign manager. are you an author? because i haven't gotten your book. >> i'm author of the book ho "hw bare a new" >> bret: let's start with that, would you thint and what we will see in delawa delaware? >> the trends continue, joe biden will lock up the presidential race. to pass to do it, pennsylvania and went through the combination of nevada and arizona. we hoard corey lewandowsk heard, if you have a court order not being obeyed you go back and do judges b it cranky when they dot do what they tell them to do. i would be back in court talking to the judge and showing the cause orders in the subpoenas, but other things to do with the impropriety he's talking about. let's be clear, republicans, democrats, by and large people understand the kind of fraud that the trump people are alleging is just not going on. >> martha: sean spicer, what you say to that? >> i think corey to the right thing. he came o

spicer, welcome to the program. and we start with some breaking news from lima, where peru is interim president men what many know has just announced he is resigning less than a week into the job. the resignation comes after a violent mass protest in the capital lima, in which 2 people died from gunshot wounds. but you know, it took over the top job after parliament voted to oust president martin vizcarra over corruption allegations. but the protesters say the move amounts to a coup by parliament. and we'll have an update on this breaking news story in a couple of minutes when we cross to our correspondent in lima. meanwhile, the conflict in ethiopia is spiraling out of control. the country's human rights commission says, gunmen have attacked a passenger bus in the west, killing more than 30 civilians. the latest violence comes as the leader of ethiopia region admitted to launching rockets into neighboring eritrea. the u.n. says tens of thousands have already fled the fighting and warns that the country may be at ri

sean spicer's saying he hasn't seen it, chris christie, rick santorum. what do you say?t some of those people, but none of them are here in philadelphia, one of them, to the best of my knowledge, are even in the state of pennsylvania right now. i've been on the ground here since wednesday morning first thing. we have unequivocal proof of individuals who have died and have voted, who, as a matter of fact, we have uni give call proof of an individual who died on one date, his ballot was requested seven days later and recorded for this election. that's one very specific example in one specific county, but i can also tell you that here in the city of philadelphia there have been a number of individuals whose ballots have been rejected because they lacked the, it lacked the inner secrecy envelope. so away looked at was how many of those renexts took place. and -- rejections took place. of the partisan breakout in philadelphia, all of the democratic ballots that were rejected, those voters were notified that their ballots were rejected and had the opportunity to vote. however,

i will not play armchair psychiatrist and try to understand what that was all about, but spicer laterays he did not know why trump fixated on it. he was ordered to do it. and when he did not do it successfully enough, he was replaced by person with no experience, anthony scaramucci, and the rest is history. just a succession of adversarial relationships with the communications director. kellyanne conway on the side attacking the press while her husband attacks trump. it's bizarre. it has never been like this. and i think while -- i do say in the book that donald trump's bark is worse than his bite. but clearly, john adams did more to injure freedom of the press. that abraham lincoln did more and wilson did more and fdr. trump has sort of crushed down the press and its credibility and the professionalism that george w. bush acknowledged. he may do long-lasting harm from which we will never recover in terms of our fate, our dependence on, and our need for the press to ask the tough questions. susan: one of the stories that you tell about george w. bush and barack obama is how they went

one record of 7 world titles on nick spicer. welcome to the program and we start in peru where interim president men will marry. no one has announced he is stepping down less than a week into the job. protesters in the capital lima are out on the streets, celebrating the resignation, which comes after violent mass demonstrations in which 2 people died from gunshot wounds. but we know it took over the top job after parliament voted to oust president martin over corruption allegations. the protesters say the move amounts to a coup by parliament. let's get the latest now from correspondent you had a mirror as who is in your hand. interim president marino has resigned. what reason did he give in addressing the nation? he said he wanted to avoid the only ability in the concrete to bring back peace to these nations after a week of may very value on the path of the one person that lasted until 2000. that is where one of the young men last night a died of the cross off of the police repression. people are gathering around and you can se

as part of a peace to make spicer welcome to the program. supporters of u.s. president donald trump are gathering in washington to back his unsubstantiated claims of election fraud. the outgoing president made an appearance at the demonstration with his motorcade driving through the crowds. on the way to his golf course. the demonstrators say vote rigging victory last week, but federal prosecutors overseeing the vote and state election officials say that is not the case. a large number of police officers has been deployed to prevent clashes with demonstrators meeting nearby. and, at the rally in washington, d.c., stephan, you've covered many rallies before and during the election. how does this one compare? that's to tell you, this is the biggest here in d.c. of the my god crowd make america great. again. the so-called maggot crowds, there were 2 attempts from a right wing supremacy. screw kooks klan militia type organizations this year. one of this in the summer in july or in august i think and one last year and this is all down there were like about a 50 on

i'm nick spicer. welcome to the program. supporters of u.s. president donald trump are filling the streets of washington to back his unsubstantiated claims of election fraud. the outgoing president made a surprise appearance at the rally, reading supporters from the window of his motorcade, which made a detour on the way to his golf course. the demonstrators say, vote rigging denied trump victory last week, but federal prosecutors overseeing the vote and state election officials say that is not the case. a large number of police officers has been deployed to prevent clashes with anti trump demonstrators meeting nearby. and staff and silence is at the rally in washington state and you've covered many rallies before and during the election. how does this one compare? it doesn't compare rodney, i mean, you see the supreme court. there are thousands and thousands, tens of thousands of people came to d.c. . trump support us. maggie marchers to make america great. again, marchers, trump supporters. his base on him here in d.c. and this is that fly m

plus you're gonna need two sean spicers to lie about the size of two crowds. terrible. it's like the brandy and monica of inaugurations. the crowd is mine. >> it's mine. >> it's mine. >> it's moon! >> trevor: by the way, by the way, 1876 must have been a shitty time to live through a contested election. at least we got to doom scroll on twitter -- they could only look out their window all day waiting on some dude on a horse to deliver the news. "look, here he comes! he's got the election results! oh, no, he's just got a list of other horses i may want to follow." just an ad. but if concessions haven't always gone smoothly, but, in the end, it's a gentleman's agreement that every candidate has adhered to. but donald trump is no gentleman, and it's pretty likely that he's going to end his term in office by breaking one final unwritten rule. the good news is, it might not really matter. >> if president trump decides not to do it, nothing consequential happens to the outcome. >> there will still be a peaceful transition of power, no matter if donald trump stays in

. >> the president had blind sided his own press secretary at the time, sean spicer. >> let's just relax, enjoy the night. >> we rushed it out. we had no one to back it up. we didn't have a strategy to do it in a way that was effective, and it showed. >> all of a sudden, then, bang. now we're wide awake. that made inevitable some kind of independent inquiry. >> an inquiry to consider whether president trump's behavior constituted a possible threat to national security, and whether the president might be secretly working on behalf of moscow and president putin. that sparked the appointment of special counsel robert mueller. >> he said, i've heard you were part of the resistance. >> andrew mccabe replaced jim comey. mccabe says he met with the president the very day comey was fired. >> i said to him, i'm not sure what you were referring to, sir. i heard you were one of the people who didn't agree with jim comey. and i said, no, sir, that's not true. he was looking for me to adopt his false narrative. >> the president's false narrative that comey was fired for mishandling the hillary clinto

. - ( phone ringing ) - get details on this state program call or visit >>> yes, remember sean spicerry first press secretary. the man who proceeded to sleek at the american people 24 hours after president obama peacefully transferred power to trump. blatantly lying to the public from the white house briefing room. >> this was the largest audience to ever witness an inauguration period. both in person and around the globe. >> none of that is true. nope. not even remotely. yet kellyanne conway defended the lies calling them alternative facts. laying the early ground work for the 22,000 false or misleading claims trump makes over four years. now he's going out the same way he came in. with his current press secretary also lying about crowd size. tweeting, more than one million marchers showed up for a protrump rally on saturday. again. not true. generous tally closer to 10,000. the thing is the head count doesn't even matter. trump's lies about crowd size have always been about something else. about winning. winning votes, winning add tor dor retaliati adoration. and one upping presiden

. >> jessica: sean spicer. >> carley: not him.inent kayleigh mcenany, sarah huckabee sanders, so democrats love the eye at this politics thing if you praise one side you should at least acknowledge the other side. >> kennedy: jessica, will you praise president trump's communication staff, please? >> jessica: not today but ask me again tomorrow. no, carley is correct that obviously when something happens when the side you are not on you should acknowledge that it did. i felt the conversation around general o'malley run the first presidential campaign and acknowledging that kayleigh mcenany was the first one to do it doing it for donald trump in 2016. there are men on donald trump's communications people. brian morgenstern who had been on our airwaves many times. i believe to be a man and who identify as such and is he part of the team and i believe there are two others whose names are escaping me right now the idea that you would hire people for communication jobs with communications experience seems like a good thing. and obviousl

being there at the white house the night that michael flynn was fired and hanging out besides sean spicer's press secretary office and waiting for the word to come down. then it ultimately did. as carrie and andrew were saying, i guess none of this is all that surprising, as stunning as the news might be. kaitlan, you were saying a few moments ago flynn is the first of what we expect to be many pardons from president trump between now and inauguration day. there is even talk of a potential attempt at a self-pardon. what do you think we should be expecting here in the coming weeks? >> whether or not the president will pardon himself is on everybody's mind given the fact he has told people privately he is worried about being investigated once he is out of office. we are heard from sources that have spoken to president trump there could be other pardons. look for the george papadopoulos and others. they could on that list. jared kushner's father is another one several people have raised to me in recent days. former cfo of the trump organization allen weisselberg and rudy giuliani who have peop

spicer will have more headlines for you at the top of the hour on the call for a link from me and the entire news team. thanks, richard. why are people forced to hide in trucks? there are many reasons. there are many answers and there are many stories make up your own job made for mines that is what i call inclusion. being probably the only person in the race with this impairment is no problem that i can take part with people with no impairment. and i picked the event by chance. as rising for years, i've been able to somehow go beyond my physical boundaries. and i know as a joke, someone said i should take part in the tough mudder. coronavirus came and i was the mud master. taking part in the mud masters makes me want to show that everything is possible if you want it. maybe i can help a few other people with a similar impairment to something they've never had the confidence to try to fall best of luck on sunday. my daily routine includes a lot of working out. so over 5 days i complete around 30 hours of training. and the mud masters is a classic obstacle race, an obstacle course thro

even sean spicer was like "that was a little much." [ laughter ] local authorities estimated the size of the crowd around 10,000 people. but bear in mind, in fairness to kayleigh, if you ask her how old she is, she holds up her fingers and says "this many." [ laughter ] the president did not speak at the rally, but he did drive through the crowd to give a tiny little thumb up on the way to the golf club he would never allow any of those people to join. i think i have an idea to solve this. i know i've had other ideas to solve this, and i know they haven't solved it. but here's another one. you with me on this? >> guillermo: i am with you. >> jimmy: thank you. here's what we do. we tell trump he's going to "re-sign" the presidency. we hand him a piece of paper. it says, "i, donald j. trump hereby re-sign as president of the united states effective immediately." we give him a big, fat sharpie. [ applause ] let him go to town. once that thing is notarized, we put him in a sack and ship him right back to mar-a-lago. [ laughter ] [ applause ] trump is desperate for a win right now. he took

. >> martha: here now, from nbc, the predictions for tomorrow night, sean spicer former white house presstrump and author of "leading america" and are in c and one williams cohost of "the five" and thank you very much for being here tonight. let me start with you, your reaction to what chuck todd had to say, pretty obvious to us looking at the numbers. the battleground states are clearly tightening up. >> that is why they are battlegrounds no question about it. the thing about it is this late and date it is hard to plug in say, this poll is definitive or not. you look at the general average of the trend, martha, what it does sustain is that in all of these states. we are talking wisconsin. we are talking michigan. we were talking pennsylvania in particular the rust belt and joe biden seems to maintaining a lead and some say growing the lead. >> martha: sean, looking back to 2016 and it was a similar environment, how do you compare the two as we head into tomorrow as we head into the substance of joe biden versus him? >> it is a good question and last time we felt good, but we are a little

i'm nick spicer. welcome to the program. supporters of u.s. president donald trump are filling the streets of washington to back his unsubstantiated claims of election fraud. the outgoing president made a surprise appearance at the rally, greeting supporters from the window of his motorcade, which made a detour on the way to his golf course. demonstrators say vote rigging denied trump victory last week, but federal prosecutors overseeing the vote and a state election officials say that is not the case. a large number of police officers has been deployed to prevent clashes with trump. demonstrators, meeting near by and silence is at the rally in washington state and you've covered many rallies before and during the election. how does this one compare? it doesn't compare. rodney, i mean you see the supreme court, there are thousands and thousands, tens of thousands of people came to d.c. . trump support us. maggie marchers to make america great. again, marchers, trump supporters. his base on him here in d.c. and this is fly, makes right here for

. >> we bring a former white house press secretary and medications director sean spicer, a lifelong republican . his role in reshaping the republican national committee's pr strategy the party revealed after losses in 2012

you know, we all remember sean spicer's very first day on the job.the record, yes, it was smaller than president obama's. the latest of four trump press secretaries is kayleigh mcenany. during her first performance, she claimed she would never lie to the american people. we had her word on that. unfortunately, that word turned out to be as good as a degree from trump university. >> i would also note the president's long history of condemning white supremacy and racism. >> he has a great record when it comes to the lgbt community. >> the president never downplayed the virus, once again, the president expressed calm. the president was serious about this. >> we were looking at the prospect of 2 million people potentially perishing from the coronavirus in this country. >> the fact that we have come nowhere near that number is a testament to this president taking immediate action. >> you have pledged in this briefing room to never lie to the american people. are you saying that the president of the united states has never lied to the public before? >> i'm

and sean spicer of the dancing show thing, quote, i haven't seen any evident of it and again i don'think it helps his case. if he sees an instance in pennsylvania or nevada in this particular tlipg happened, then call it out but saying voter fraud, you can't throw a term out like that without being specific. joyce, people call donald trump incoherent and crazy at their only peril. he wants to spend the next four years or eight describing him as an illegitimate president just as he saw to do it for the obama presidency. and until every elected republican and everyone is calling him out and pushing back, this will undoubtedly seep into the mind of trump supporters. >> that is exactly right. and look, i'm not going to be a member of the fan club of any of these senators. they have the opportunity to do the right thing during the senate impeachment trial, they refused to even hear the evidence against this president, the country might have been spared the long pandemic nightmare had we had different leadership in place. but that is all in the past. and at this point i think we're entitle

nick spicer will have more headlines for you at the top of the hour for me on the entire team. thanks for watching. what people are looking for there are many answers. there are many times there are many letters to make up your own mind. for minds you know this week on world stories, haroun violence against women is going on punished, and the nuremberg trials remembered but 1st to azerbaijan for weeks fighting over the next region, caused massive casualties. and people who are fleeing the conflict. now, following a controversial peace deal, some are starting to return to their homes. it's a choice for moment for some, only united after weeks of fear. now that the fighting in there has ended, hundreds of refugees are returning to their homes instead of every day. russian peacekeepers watch over the process, but not everyone has a home to come back to on that you can get it. and her mother, i dig up from the nearby city of shushi, which is now under control. just like for many here to them. the recent peace deal is a betrayal. we don't know what we will do and when we will hand,

incompetent buffoons whose highest hope is that they make it to "dancing with the stars" like sean spicer did. there are corrupt profiteers like the president himself. and there are pathological liars like the president himself. one of those pathological liars has been installed at the justice department this week by donald trump for the remaining 70 days of havoc that donald trump might try to bring to that department. retired army brigadier general anthony tata, who has called president obama a muslim and a terrorist leader, cannot do any serious damage to the pentagon in 70 days. there are too many smart people there to stop him. and if he tries to do that, he will go to prison because on january 21st the inspector general of what will then be the biden defense department and the inspectors general of every department of the federal government will begin investigating everything that the trump crew has been up to. everything. every big and little thing. and the inspectors general will refer any criminal findings to the biden justice department for investigation by the fbi and prosecuti

so you had people like sean spicer get on twitter saying, oh, this is a big victory for the president. i mean, it's a victory in the same way as if donald trump managed to say the sky is blue without mangling it. the supreme court would agree, yes, the sky is blue. that doesn't help him legally. and the reason why it doesn't help him is two-fold. one is these ballots haven't been counted yet, and yet biden is well in the lead. so this is just gravy for biden these extra ballots. if they are counted, they will presumably help him, but he doesn't need it. the second problem is legally it's a really dubious theory, justice alito didn't get into it, but basically no supreme court has ever accepted this, no supreme court majority in our 200 years of our history. if i'm joe biden tonight, i'm feeling really good right now about where i am in the election count, but i'm also feeling really good about the law. >> well, there you go bringing in another legal term like gravy. let me ask you about a third. you can answer this perhaps just as a citizen of the united states and an involved one at

. >>> former white house press secretary sean spicer. >> there were a lot -- some people that weren'tt president trump. >> it was challenging for me to go to work for a man who is pretty undisciplined, doesn't read briefing reports. >> the only person in the military that mr. trump doesn't think is over rated is colonel sanders. >> the ultimate betrayal for president trump who resorted to name calling. former national security adviser john bolton, a whacko. jim mattis, the world's mostly overrated general. former secretary of state rex tillerson, dumb as a rock. >> he would really turn on them in an aggressive way in a way i had never seen or heard of presidents doing before. >> i think, you know, turnover is natural in any white house. >> former trump adviser david urban. >> i think this administration may be more high pressure, more issues that are pressing. >> a demand for loyalty that trump relied on for what he hoped to be his first big policy win, repealing and replacing obamacare. >> we have so many unbelievable alternatives, much less expensive. much less -- >> i think donald

reince priebus, sean spicer, anthony scaramucci, john kelly, general mattis.d up and spat out. humiliated in the course of it, in their interactions with trp. >> ...fbi investigation, was there collusion... i narrator: overshadowing all, allegations of collusion with russia, obstruction of justice... >> rsian collusion, give me a break. >> president tru now facing outrage after firing comey. >> i did you a great favor whene i fired this guy, i ya. i'm not concerned about anything with the russian investigation because it's a hoax. that's enough. put down the mic. >> mr. president, are yo worried about indictments... >> narrator: hlashed out. >> breaking news, the white house in crisis. the justice department appointed a special counsel to investigate... >> this is a pure and simplent witch hu. >> at first blush, maybe h really hates it and he's annoyed by the mueller investigation, or the media attacks, or this or that. but when you look at it further, he sort of enjoys the jousting, he enjoys the fighting. narrator: it was theha presidency roy cohprepared him

remember when sean spicer came in the briefing room and let everybody have it about the turnout for thenauguration. we can debate if the numbers were where they were or were not. on that day in washington, d.c., you had hundreds of thousands of people who converged on d.c. in the dead of a january winter. it was a women's march. it was the first shot fired in the resistance against this presidency. then you have impeachment, and then covid. you have a significant change in the way elections are carried out. all 50 states when it comes to a mail-in ballot. that's where we are going. it's inevitable. states like pennsylvania are not going back. what's your feeling as we arrive at that moment? >> it's been a hell of a ride. that sums it up. what a series of events we have gone through. what you are not seeing today. what you did see when trump was inaugurated, people setting limb signs on fire and breaking windows. conservatives don't do that. what the democrats tried to do from day one, the first call for impeachment was on inauguration day for donald trump. president trump has his flaws

city iowa is reading a couple, robert oppenheimer and the irregular rollout all and the spicer goal has appeared on booktv several times and you can watch online. glenda is in humble texas. >> caller: hi. i wanted to call attention to the book grant by ron sure now as well as his book on alexander hamilton. a lot d of people today don't le books that are that long, but i find his books hard to put down once you start. they are so well done and well documented. i really appreciate that in the current climate of people playing fast and loose with information. the other side or that i enjoy and would recommend to anybody as richard rukeyser. his most recent book "give me liberty," is excellent for people to read right now. it goes back to a time period that has been under attack and followed the real origins of the founders early beliefs, and it's justst it's not a long book. but it is so worth your time. >> host: thanks for calling in. mr. brooke heise rukeyser has ad several times in fact a year or so back we did an interview with the historian, richard rukeyser, who also writes for nati

audience tripled before election day because of the great programs like greg kelly reports and sean spicerthen the election, we have just really boomed people are turning off fox even brian stelter at cnn said we're cutting into fox's audience. last thursday night, nielsen reported that we had over 1 million people per minute tuning in, and i say that tells half the story because we're also free on a lot of ott devices, like roku and you tube live which fox is not, and we think that almost doubles our audience when fox says they're getting 2 million a minute, and newsmax is getting 1 million, and nielsen, we're cutting in people want a consistent good quality news product fox has been around a long time, and i think that they have had a lot of market share. they control about half the cable market >> i'm sorry i want to get to so many different things it's not a typical business model with sub fees and advertising. how did oes it work? are you paying to be on some of these cable outlets and are you profitable or? >> i can't disclose our affiliate agreements and how our deal structure is. w

ainsley: tezlyn, sean spicer agrees with him the president will outperform what he did in 2016 when itack vote. what do you think? >> well, sean can't tell folks what to do since we are dropping podcast i'm the host of straight shot no chaser. let me give it to you straight up. rob or myself or anybody else no democratic leader can tell folks how they are going to vote. people will have to gasp the fact that black people can make their own decision not just black leadership. it's also conservatives tell black people they need to get off the plantation that is ininappropriate and certainly just as offensive as any democrat leader that tells black people what to do and how to think it. goes on both sides as a black woman i would say maxine waters has been serving as long as i have been alive she has a lot of her own opinion. online campaigns that also tell black people you are dumb if you don't voted for donald trump if you are not thinking straight if you don't vote for donald trump. we have a few hours left and black people are going to show up to show what you they think. as it stands