Sean Spicer

Mark Corallo left President Donald Trump's legal team last July.

"It's not just on you. It's now going in and having to tell the president of the United States, 'Hey, I embarrassed myself, your administration and in some cases, I think did something the American people are not pleased with,'" Spicer explained. 

The exasperated comment first came after Spicer's infamous press briefing on Trump's inauguration crowd size.

The former press secretary said it's a "sad commentary on where we are" that it's "become kind of cool" to turn down White House invites.

The former White House press secretary said all allegations should be heard.

Lauer's ouster "shows how serious this issue has become, not just at NBC News but throughout our country." Just not at the White House.

Let us not forget the Scaramucci Post.

The former White House press secretary apparently still has trouble communicating with reporters.

The university has already drawn criticism for inviting, then uninviting, Chelsea Manning to be a visiting fellow.

Did Jimmy Kimmel ask the right questions?

Spicer also talked about the inauguration crowds and what what Trump thought about Melissa McCarthy's portrayal of the press secretary.

The former White House press secretary said President Trump also laughed at "Saturday Night Live" impressions.

Relive Spicey's greatest hits.

The media pay too much attention to the president's off-the-cuff Twitter ramblings, says former Trump White House communications chief.

The former press secretary said he was grateful for the privilege to work in the White House every day.

Trump left Spicer, a Catholic, out of his meeting with Pope Francis at the Vatican in May.

The iconic star sang "Goodbye to You" with Patty Smyth to images of Bannon, Spicer and Scaramucci, and later donned a yellow Star of David.

Spicer is in the process of negotiating a TV deal, meeting with NBC, CBS and Fox News.

Fox News told NPR it found no evidence Zimmerman misquoted Wheeler.

"The memo is less insane than one would have guessed," says a former Obama administration communications director.

The president is alleged to have specifically reviewed drafts of the story and made editorial changes.

There is speculation the former press secretary may remain in Trump's administration.

Flake compared Trump's habit of erratic tweeting to the biblical flood facing Noah. "At a certain point, it might be time to build an ark," he wrote.

Rich, 27, was fatally shot last summer in Washington, D.C., in what police described as a botched robbery.

President Donald Trump and his team have seen their dirty laundry thrown around Washington and the world, with few policy accomplishments to show for all their drama.

Political figures haven't historically done well on "DWTS." Fact.

Public documents reveal the president's new communications chief earned nearly $10M while working in the Trump administration.

She's the new primary source for information about the future of the nation. Here's what you need to know about her.

Anthony Scaramucci wasn't always such a fan of the Republican president.

Rumors are circling D.C. following the resignation of Sean Spicer.