mr. spicer, what do you think? guest: i write in the book, and pedro, you just mentioned that i try to give people an idea of what was going on behind the scenes in terms of the stories and what actually happens the on , whatory you read or see is happening in the lead up to that story and the back-and-forth and interaction that occurs. there is no question that a lot have an in media agenda, have an opinion. i do not think that is all of them. there are a lot of good reporters that do a good job. more and more, we are seeing a lot of what you would call establishment media types getting involved in expressing themselves and taking an opinion. host: when you say reporters who do a good job, name one and why that person doing a good job? guest: jen jacobs, bloomberg. you can disagree with us. --re are plenty of stories ,argaret talev, also bloomberg who was last press association president. they can write top stories, they can be tenacious, but they are professional and fair meaning they tell you this is what we hav

mr. spicer, what do you think?uest: i write in the book, and pedro, you just mentioned that i try to give people an idea of what was going on behind the scenes in terms of the stories and what actually happens the on , whatory you read or see is happening in the lead up to that story and the back-and-forth and interaction that occurs. there is no question that a lot have an in media agenda, have an opinion. i do not think that is all of them. there are a lot of good reporters that do a good job. more and more, we are seeing a lot of what you would call establishment media types getting involved in expressing themselves and taking an opinion. host: when you say reporters who do a good job, name one and why that person doing a good job? guest: jen jacobs, bloomberg. you can disagree with us. --re are plenty of stories ,argaret talev, also bloomberg who was last press association president. they can write top stories, they can be tenacious, but they are professional and fair meaning they tell you this is what we have

by one of the organizations affiliated with the president, so is sean spicer, he is also getting a contract, so are other people? mr. lewandowski: historical perspective -- there is this guy that ran the obama campaign. did pretty well. he did not go to the white house. he went and ran obama for america. obama ford by america, the outside entity to make sure the reelection effort four years later was intact and then he went back to the white house. similar model. individuals who help success are now on the outside working for that success because every president wants a second term. my ability to be successful for the president is not inside the government. i am not a government employee, as you can tell. i am better on the outside. to be fair, my contact with great america committee is relatively small compared to what many other vendors and consultants make in this town. i think i have an advantage of understanding the trump voter. i do not know that is a reward or a talent i have acquired over 25 years in politics. >> you don't think the campaign was trying to pay her off? is lewandowski: my opinion inclusion is

the area, but a lot of us have known sean spicer for a long time and we knew him before he was tapped as president trumps picked to be the first press secretary mr. administration. sean, as you feverishly take notes over here-- come down. it's okay. talk a little bit about who you are coming or upbringing because this book just isn't about your time in the white house. it's how you gained your conservative values a major way to washington. >> first of all and went to thank bruce enjoy send it to everyone who brought us here, i mean, what an amazing venue this is. they have great music all the time. you can eat and drink for free anytime, hopefully-- that's not true, i guess. unbelievably generous and kind of them to give up this space and everything they put into this. ms. jenkins, teddy, the carmen group, then markey and everyone else who is part of the team to sponsor and get the word out. i grew up as i like to sing a small small town in rhode island with a pretty tightknit family that wasn't really political. i went to catholic high school and went on to college and was really never-- i started getting involved in campaigns towards the middl

sean spicer is also getting a contract from that. so are other people. mr. lewandowski: let's look in a historical respective. randy did pretty well. you know what he did afterwards? he ran an organization called obama for america. he got paid by obama for america to make sure the president's reelection effort four years later was intact and went back into the white house afterwards. it is a very similar model. individuals who helped success are now on the outside working for that success because every president wants a second term. if my ability to be successful for the president is not inside the government, i'm much better on the outside. i think, to be fair, my contract with the great america committee is relatively small compared to what many other vendors and consultants make in this town. it's not what i make. i think i have a competitive on a bandage of understanding the trump motive. i don't know if that is a reward or sell and i have gotten. >> you don't think the campaign was trying to veer off, originally wanting her advice and skill set? mr. lew

mr. president do you feel betrayed by omarosa? >> she is a lowlife. >> joining us now, we have the four white house press secretary, sean spicer paid author of a new book debriefing, politics, the press and the president. given the omarosa was fired eight months ago from the white house, and she's trying to sell a book about the present which happens to be unhinged, how seriously should the media take her charges? >> not at all. this is someone that says she resigned moments after she left the white house, now she says she was fired. it's owners of the present was not a racist. now she says he was. she says the president was a great man that accomplished a lot common she calls into question. what is changing is eight months? she went on the record after she left the white house specifically talking about how she left the white house, why she left the white house and what she thought about the president. >> and she selling a book. >> the only thing changed issues now looking to make money off of it and sell a book. where having gone through the process myself, my guess is she sat down with publishes and said if you say the following, we can give you mor

laughter ] but a heckler showed up to spicer's signing at barnes & oble and called him a pie garbage. [ light laughter ] and security wth like, "okay, 's enough, mrent. let's go back to iowa." [ laughter and applause ] "take me to iowa." but the other news has been crazy. and sometimes it feelsthe stories are just kind of made up, like someone just blended a a bunch of them together. which got us thinking, what if the headlines were actually it n that way? so we took some real headlines, blended them together to see ifr the new s were any crazier than the actual news. [ light laughter ] take a look. first ample, if you blend the stories, trump threatens president of iran, bachelorette enters fantasy suite -- [ light laughter ] and naked man exercises at planet fitness, we getrump threatens to exercise naked in fantasy suite.nd [ laughterpplause ] you see what i'm saying? >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: so -- [ apause ] next up, if you blend the stories, tape of trump discussing playboy model aq released, wims in cage with sharks, and baby born in chick-fil-a -- [ light laughter ] we get trump releasetape of playboy model swimming in a a cage with chik-

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