I beg your pardon. He told Sean Spicer to go out there and say things that were demonstrably untrue.
Claire McCaskill: “I beg your pardon. He told Sean Spicer to go out there and say things that were demonstrably untrue.”
On the recordJanuary 23, 2017
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Senator McCaskill challenges Mulvaney about the President's past instructions to Spicer.
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