Jonathan Karl to Sean Spicer: 'Is It Your Intention to Always Tell the Truth?'

A question that resolves nothing.

White House press secretary Sean Spicer held his first Trump White House press briefing today, but it was not his first appearance in front of the press since President Trump took office. That would have been Saturday when Spicer, flanked on either side by visual aides depicting the Trump inauguration, berated the press while spouting incorrect numbers on WMATA ridership for this inauguration, and inaugurations past.

On Sunday, ABC News chief White House correspondent Jonathan Karl went on This Week to discuss that statement, as Spicer would come to call it at today’s briefing.

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