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you bought it. >> the best thing anybody said to anybody about mike mccurry. he could be lying to your face and you believed hip. ari fleischer -- the character of the person matters. >> i think that relationship from afar looks broken. >> i think you are right. again. rights, all hour long. when can you come back. we will make you a regular. jon meacham, mimi roberts, and jennifer ruben, my thanks. "mtp daily" starts right now with steve kornacki in for chuck todd. doing double duty, my friend. >> on a day like this, it's -- [ no audio ] ♪ >>> good evening. i'm steve kornacki in new york, in for chuck todd. welcome to "mtp daily." we begin tonight with that breaking news that could reverberate through american life, culture, politics, for a genera

i've seen many from mike mccurry who was -- he was my first press secretary, from the beginning -- froml clinton, the beginning of the second term i was there with mike mccurry to sarah huckabee sanders. they come and go. he stands by her, but at the same time, he did say, she could leave. she will at some point leave. this story was floated by someone within the white house. there is turmoil within that white house press shop. you better believe -- yes, there is. there's in fighting. and someone stabbed her in the back. the question is who. cbs has not backed down on that story and it's not fake news. so what i did hear from someone, brooke, that we both know, and you've had on your show, they said, you know, a couple months ago there would be an elegant exit for sarah huckabee sanders. so i want to see how elegant it will be, because we know when people in that white house start floating stories, ultimately something happens. the question is, will it be the way they say at the end of the year or even before? you know, the president has stood by people before and then they're gone the

the mccurry was the chief editor for several newspapers including the rising cashmere he was a vocal advocate for the peaceful resolution of the kashmir dispute he were to use hindi or do and english services and he w.'s editor in chief in this poll has released a statement condemning the attack on. w. mourns the death of his this fearless colleague who despite threats and hostility remains committed to freedom of expression and freedom of the press former correspondents who shout to bill curry embody the journalistic virtue of critical detachment in kashmir he reported on the conflict with moderation and reason and his voice will be missed in other news incoming president richard thai air to one may be the clear front runner but that's not stopping opposition candidates from running against him even if they're in jail the h d p presidential candidate to. attach was detained in november twenty sixth seen any told to stumble correspondent julie hunt what it's like campaigning from behind bars. nihad damien is a political campaigner through and through from sun up to sundown he can be

i couldn't agree with mike mccurry, who is a press secretary and a ri flesher under bush. and play to president trump's argument that this is a negative and hostile press as well. and the white house press corps get mondays and business reporters so we have questions about jobs and wednesday foreign press and that is it. three different press briefings and that would get us more answers and information than it is grand standing that of what we think. >> i agree with that strategy. they are doing this to be in the story and pretending they are standing up and they are unhinged because of the house of cards are falling and they are part of the house of cards and part of the group of people who tried to get hillary clinton in office and bitter and angry because theirte didn't work and donald trump is sitting in the oval office today. >> lou: what i would like to personally see give people air time as well. but if you are not mannered and respectful of the people's house and white house, the briefing room and treating the president's press secretary with respect. throw them ou

we saw this during the clinton impeachment scandal, mike mccurry, the press secretary, famously saida no famously said i am a double parked in a no comments own because he didn't want to get into the legal issues of what bill clinton had done and said before the grand jury. this is not unprecedented. i think it is the degree to which she has said one thing and it has been reversed in the facts. she has not come out and said, actually, that is right, last yeari said, actually, that is right, last year i didn't give you the right information. should she correct the record in order to maintain her credibility as a press secretary, speaking from the white house podium? i think she should. i don't know her very well. she comes across to me as being a very credible and decent person. not one who is intentionally trying to obfuscate. it would be easy for her to say, you know what, last year i said the following, i am going to modify my remarks based on new information and let's move forward. thanks for your thoughts as ever. there is nothing orthodox about the way the white house runs. ther

but still, when you had mike mccurry go up behind that podium, mike mccurry was always careful to defendhe could but also to make sure that he maintained credibility with a very hostile and very skeptical white house press core. >> yeah. mike had a great phrase which was his job was to tell the truth slowly. so he didn't always tell you everything he knew but you could be pretty confident that what he told you was going to be correct. and in that way i think spokesman and spokeswoman for the president are very much like the reporters who cover them in that credibility is really your prime asset. it really is what you bring to the table. and so reporters try very hard to be accurate in everything they write. if they make a mistake, we try to correct it and try to figure out why we made a mistake and not make it again. that is something we forgive spokesmen when they admit their own esmist as long as we feel like they're being honest. there are real consequences als when a white house press secretary does not have credibility. it makes things tougher down the road when the white house pres