Beloved former White House press secretary Sean Spicer was asked about a Washington Free Beacon report on his advancing to the next round on ABC's Dancing With The Stars and, thereby, owning the libs.
Sean Spicer must be getting tired of winning. The beloved former White House press secretary advanced to the next round on ABC's "Dancing With The Stars" on Monday thanks to the overwhelming support of the voting public. 
I've never seen an episode of Dancing With the Stars, which in some respects makes me the worst person to write about Dancing With the Stars, but today makes me actually the best person to write about Dancing With the Stars, because if you have no great love for Dancing With the Stars, you come to stories about Dancing With the Stars clear-eyed and realizing just how inconsequential Dancing With the Stars is the grand scheme of things, and that it is in fact just a show, with dancing and stars. 
White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders is leaving her position at the end of the month, President Donald Trump announced Thursday. 
Reporter and CNN commentator April Ryan is promoting a new book about covering the Trump White House, evoking wartime imagery with the title of Under Fire: Reporting From the Front Lines of the Trump White House. 
CNN White House correspondent Jim Acosta says his frequent confrontations with the White House make him "uncomfortable" but nothing will stop him from doing his "damn job." 
Former White House press secretary Sean Spicer recently signed a book deal with a conservative publishing company, so that he can set the record straight on his rocky tenure in the White House and push back against the "rampant hostility" he says the mainstream media has towards President Donald Trump. 