Jennifer Jacobs @JenniferJJacobs
"This was the largest audience to ever witness an inauguration PERIOD," Trump spokesman Sean Spicer says with forcefulness.
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In an address at CIA headquarters on Saturday, President Donald Trump took the opportunity to attack journalists over reports of official numbers at his inauguration. While official estimates have been in the 200,000 range (with images showing a sparsely filled National Mall) Trump claimed he had up to 1.5 million. While video and photo clearly showed otherwise, Trump said in the speech that crowds “went all the way back to the Washington monument.”
Nice to see his priorities are in order and he's spending his time with the CIA wisely.
From now on, everything is going great, fantastic and getting better all the time. Everyone loves Trump. Any reports to the contrary are fake news.
Jesus, he really is the biggest A-hole on the planet. A narcissistic, delusional, childish jackass. This is gonna be a long 4 years. I feel terribly for my American friends who are now stuck with this bozo. (they all voted Clinton)
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If this was your real life, and you knew someone who lied so boldly, so pathologically, so consistently, you wouldn't listen to that person. You'd go out of your way to avoid hearing them speak.
This should be the standard now and it should've been the standard during the election.
Trump has nothing of value to say and it is a waste of time reporting on his comments, either in person or on twitter.
This is just comedy. Spicer had a 5.5 minute statement, 4.5 minutes of which was spent whining and lying about the press and the inauguration crowd size, and then he spent about a minute stuttering his way through the actual business of giving updates about the President's activities:
Jennifer Jacobs @JenniferJJacobs
"This was the largest audience to ever witness an inauguration PERIOD," Trump spokesman Sean Spicer says with forcefulness.
I don't recall the Iraqi Information Minister being so . . . shrill.
