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It is, it just keeps getting worse and worse down at the White House with news revolving around the Muslim ban.

That is still the number one story, Donald Trump's illegal executive order. And I heard so much about it yesterday.

I've got to tell you, one dose of Sean Spicer in a day is bad enough. Two doses, as I had

yesterday, is almost fatal. It was the briefing yesterday, which went just about an hour at the White House,

and then followed by last night, a panel at George Washington University, the School of Media

and Public Affairs, where director Frank Sessano, former Washington Bureau Chief for CNN, interviewed

Sean Spicer for about a half an hour, followed by a panel of White House reporters,

colleagues of mine from the White House Correspondents Association.

And the attempts of Sean Spicer on behalf of the Trump administration to defend this Muslim ban are just pitiful and inadequate and an embarrassment, I think, for the Trump White House and for the country.

But let's go back to the top.

The top story, of course, is that last night,

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