White House press secretary Sean Spicer suggested that the media was downplaying the news revealing that former President Obama’s national security advisor Susan Rice unmasked the identities of Trump campaign aides during the 2016 election.
“I’m somewhat surprised in terms of the level of interest that I’ve seen from the press corps, one set of developments versus another set of developments,” Spicer said during the White House press briefing on Monday.
Since President Donald Trump accused former President Obama’s administration of spying on his campaign staff, journalists have demanded evidence to back up his claims. Spicer suggested that the media was approaching the issue with a double standard after Rice’s activity was exposed.
“I’m somewhat more from a media standpoint somewhat intrigued by the lack of interest that we’ve seen in some of these public revelations and reporting that has gone in that direction that we’ve seen in some of the other directions that we’ve seen,” he said.
Originally published by Breitbart.
This media is just showing us —just how corrupt they are —-the media and the clinton in bed with crime and corruption. They all need to be flushed down the drain.!!!!!!!!!
I am awaiting the announcemen that NBC, CBS, ABC, CNN, MSNBC that each company will start a news division
If there were only a few Woodward and Bernsteins who were interested with journalism.
Woodward and Bernstein were Democrats, neither would have reported on what is happening under Dem’s auspices today, would have ignored all the Benghazi lies by the Obama admninistration