White House press secretary Sean Spicer admitted Friday that President Trump isn’t always happy with his team’s public briefings, but still defended his effort to convey accurate information to the public each day.
“We don’t always have the opportunity to go in to see the president, and I think in those cases we do a pretty good job of following up,” Spicer said Friday. His comments came a day after Trump contradicted deputy press secretary Sarah Sanders in an interview, during which he relayed new and conflicting information about when he decided to remove the FBI director.
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