Sean Spicer

Sean Spicer reportedly called the NPS to suggest there should be more flattering photos of the inauguration crowd.

The former press secretary hit back at claims made by Omarosa Manigault Newman.

"Where has any evidence been that suggests that I'm wrong about the total population that watched it?"

The new revelations went against the president's past claims and even words from Spicer, who, as press secretary, said Manafort played a "very limited" role for a "very limited period of time."

"I think this is the president...instituting a policy or fulfilling a pledge that he made to be tough on the border and to enforce our immigration laws."

Ex-White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer has been named a senior advisor and spokesperson of pro-Trump super PAC America First Action.

The CNN host eventually backed Santorum into a corner: "This president has a problem," he conceded.

Behind him was an interactive station called "Give Melania a voice."

Sean Spicer probably won't reprise his role as the Easter bunny, but there is a must-see commemorative egg called "wings of prayer" inspired by Melania Trump.

"I think it's always better to be friends than co-workers," Spicer said.

The White House is scrambling to find a replacement for communications director Hope Hicks, who will reportedly leave in the coming weeks.

The former White House chief of staff says a screaming president ordered him to do something to punch back at reporting of inauguration crowd.

Press secretary hits out at the press for "leaking classified information."

The former chief strategist reportedly had some unkind words for the president.

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.