'Lies' and 'desperation:' Reviewers destroy Sean Spicer's memoir

Unlike the question of how many people fit on the National Mall, there's no discrepancy over Sean Spicer's latest offering. The Briefing, Spicer's memoir of his seven months as White House press secretary, has been deemed universally bad. NPR's Annalisa Quinn points out how Spicer's book "doubles down on some of the lies he became famous for as press secretary," like his defense of President Trump's inauguration crowd size. The Telegraph's Harriet Alexander calls it "a memoir that reeks of despe...