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Sean Spicer: Most Reporters Just Want To Be 'YouTube Stars' — Transcript

by Mark Dice · 1,048 words · 159 segments · language en · Watch on YouTube

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  1. 0:01White House press secretary Sean Spicer
  2. 0:02says that most of the fake news
  3. 0:04journalists just want to be YouTube
  4. 0:07stars. Here he is talking with Laura
  5. 0:09Ingram about how the liberal media are
  6. 0:10furious that he sometimes holds what are
  7. 0:13called press gaggles which are just
  8. 0:15press conferences in his office instead
  9. 0:17of the traditional version in the White
  10. 0:19House press briefing room where the
  11. 0:21reporters then can't grandstand in front
  12. 0:23of the cameras. Well, first of all, it's
  13. 0:26not fewer briefings. And again, this is
  14. 0:27this is part of the problem, I think,
  15. 0:28for people who don't take the time to
  16. 0:30listen to your show or others uh that
  17. 0:32inform them entirely, they they get this
  18. 0:34false impression. Uh the reality is is
  19. 0:36that we follow the same practice as u as
  20. 0:39past administrations. Uh despite some of
  21. 0:42the bias that a a press a free press is
  22. 0:45part of a healthy democracy, uh but that
  23. 0:48we would be doing it in in in some ways
  24. 0:50that were different and better. uh we've
  25. 0:52allowed more access to a lot of folks
  26. 0:54who haven't had it. The bottom line is I
  27. 0:55think that the mainstream media that had
  28. 0:57a strangle hold on deciding what
  29. 0:59information the American people got to
  30. 1:00see uh in some ways are upset that more
  31. 1:03people more voices are getting an
  32. 1:06opportunity uh to get involved in in
  33. 1:09having their questions answered to
  34. 1:10participate in our democracy. Um but the
  35. 1:13fact is is that they've had we are here
  36. 1:15as I mentioned yesterday at the
  37. 1:16briefing. I get in just usually around
  38. 1:186:00 a.m. We leave fairly late at night.
  39. 1:20Um, and so we are we have an entire
  40. 1:22press staff that is totally accessible
  41. 1:24um during those hours and on the
  42. 1:26weekends to the press. I think there's a
  43. 1:28big difference. What what you see a lot
  44. 1:29of the sniping is there's a lot of them
  45. 1:30that want to become YouTube stars and
  46. 1:32ask some snarky question that's been
  47. 1:33asked eight times. Uh and that's that's
  48. 1:36right. That's their that's their right
  49. 1:38to do it. But our job is to make sure
  50. 1:39that we're providing updates and
  51. 1:41readouts of what the president's doing
  52. 1:42and the advances that he's making on his
  53. 1:43agenda. Here's CNN's White House press
  54. 1:45correspondent Jim Acasta complaining
  55. 1:46about how President Trump just doesn't
  56. 1:48want to talk to him anymore. And he
  57. 1:50actually admits that the mainstream
  58. 1:52media is the liberal media. I don't know
  59. 1:55why everybody is going along with this.
  60. 1:57It just doesn't make any sense to me.
  61. 1:59And it just feels like we're we're sort
  62. 2:01of slowly but surely being dragged into
  63. 2:04what is a new normal in this country
  64. 2:05where the president of the United States
  65. 2:07is allowed to insulate himself from
  66. 2:09answering hard questions. He hasn't had
  67. 2:11had a full-blown press conference since
  68. 2:13February. He has these two plus two
  69. 2:16press conferences with a foreign head of
  70. 2:18state where, you know, maybe he'll take
  71. 2:19a question from a conservative news
  72. 2:20media reporter and then somebody from
  73. 2:22the mainstream media. It just this isn't
  74. 2:25how we do things in this country, but
  75. 2:26for whatever reason, we're all going
  76. 2:28along with it. Well, that's probably the
  77. 2:30first truthful thing to come out of Jim
  78. 2:31Costa's mouth all year, that the
  79. 2:33mainstream media is the liberal media.
  80. 2:35Of course, the mainstream media just
  81. 2:37can't stand the fact that the
  82. 2:38independent and alternative press is
  83. 2:40gaining popularity by the day. And while
  84. 2:43they claim that the president is cutting
  85. 2:45off press access, he's actually
  86. 2:48expanding it by giving out more press
  87. 2:50passes to smaller and independent media
  88. 2:53outlets, even
  89. 2:55infowars.com, which Jimmy Kimmel now has
  90. 2:57a problem with. White House press
  91. 2:59secretary Sean Spicer is u might soon be
  92. 3:03moving to another job in the
  93. 3:04administration. He's reportedly in the
  94. 3:06process of interviewing his own
  95. 3:08replacements. They're looking for
  96. 3:10someone who's cool under pressure, well
  97. 3:12briefed on policy, and can keep a
  98. 3:14straight face when saying yes, the
  99. 3:16gentleman from
  100. 3:18Infowars. The corporate media are in
  101. 3:20panic mode because of the rise of
  102. 3:22popularity of well, people like me who
  103. 3:24has over a million subscribers now.
  104. 3:26Thank you very much everybody for
  105. 3:27watching my back. And look at this
  106. 3:29garbage from BuzzFeed. Far-right
  107. 3:31activists are stealing tricks from
  108. 3:33YouTubers and it's going to get people
  109. 3:35hurt. A small group of far-right
  110. 3:37activists have figured out how to
  111. 3:39manipulate the media with new viral
  112. 3:42stunts and it's getting more and more
  113. 3:44dangerous. Oh no, YouTubers are becoming
  114. 3:47more popular. Like this beautiful blonde
  115. 3:49Lauren Southern. We got to shut her
  116. 3:51down. Here's another article from
  117. 3:52BuzzFeed. how YouTube serves as the
  118. 3:55content engine of the internet's dark
  119. 3:57side. Everyone knows that Twitter and
  120. 3:59Facebook spread bad information and hate
  121. 4:01speech, but YouTube, which pays for
  122. 4:04conspiracy theories seen by millions,
  123. 4:07may be even worse. Here's a conspiracy
  124. 4:10theory for you. Why am I never mentioned
  125. 4:12in any of these articles attacking
  126. 4:14conservative YouTubers? I'm the biggest
  127. 4:17one. Instead, most articles that I've
  128. 4:19seen attacking conservatives on social
  129. 4:20media, they just focus on people who
  130. 4:22have Twitter accounts or smaller YouTube
  131. 4:25channels, they're never mentioning me at
  132. 4:27all. I really think they're just trying
  133. 4:28to ignore me, hoping that I'll somehow
  134. 4:30go away. But sorry, it's not going to
  135. 4:31work. This channel's growing by about
  136. 4:33800 subscribers a day. Even Vice News,
  137. 4:36which was just given
  138. 4:37$450 million in venture capital to try
  139. 4:41to build up their media company, admits
  140. 4:43that there is a battle between YouTube
  141. 4:45and the mainstream media. They really
  142. 4:47don't know what to do with us, which is
  143. 4:48why they've basically just demonetized
  144. 4:50the entire platform or anyone who has
  145. 4:52objectionable or sensitive content,
  146. 4:55which translates to anybody that has a
  147. 4:58news channel, as you probably have heard
  148. 4:59about the YouTube ad apocalypse, which
  149. 5:01started in April. So, I really
  150. 5:03appreciate everybody's support of the
  151. 5:04last few months as I've had to become
  152. 5:06fanfunded through Patreon and through
  153. 5:08PayPal. So, thanks again for watching my
  154. 5:09back, you guys. Couldn't do this without
  155. 5:11you. I'm Mark Dice. Thanks for watching.
  156. 5:12Subscribe to my channel if you're new
  157. 5:14here. Check back every day for new
  158. 5:15reports. And we're just going to keep on
  159. 5:17going and I'll see you soon.

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