Former White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer blew up at Axios reporter Mike Allen this week when asked about his note-taking practices, threatening to call the police over Allen’s “harassment.”
Allen wrote in Axios Thursday morning that when he had learned Spicer has a propensity for taking detailed notes—something that could be of interest to special counsel Robert Mueller as he investigates President Donald Trump’s actions—he sent Spicer a text message asking about his note-taking practices at the White House.
Spicer refused to answer Allen’s questions, though.
“Mike, please stop texting/emailing me unsolicited anymore,” Spicer responded, per Allen.
Pressed by the reporter, Spicer sent another text message reading, “From a legal standpoint I want to be clear: Do not email or text me again. Should you do again I will report to the appropriate authorities.”
The former press secretary followed up with a similar email, threatening to “contact the appropriate legal authorities to address your harassment,” according to Allen.
Ooooooooh, that’s gonna help Spicey get a new job, all righty.
Oh goody. Gossip about gossip about celebrities. Media celebrities.
And the Mike Allens of the world say Trump is me,me,me,me,me.
Whether it’s sports, business or politics “news” , no story involving the outlets and their “personalities”–or do I mean “brands”? is ever minimized.
Shocked he can’t get a job.
A pretty odd/overkill reaction from Spicer. Why not just decline to comment? Is he just paranoid? Is he in contact with investigators who have told him not to talk publicly about it?
AAAWWWWWW
The little Kumbya moment from the Emmy’s , gone in a flash.
Enemy of the People once again