Fox News’ White House correspondent John Roberts clued in Press Secretary Sean Spicer that his flag pin was upside down during today's White House press briefing.
As Mediaite pointed out, Twitter had immediately noticed.
Your flag is upside down Sean… Is that a message? pic.twitter.com/Q8PipYRTo9
— Jon Nicosia (@NewsPolitics) March 10, 2017
And, in the absence of Sean Hannity, Fox & Friends and Kimberly Guilfoyle, who better to do the solid for Spicer than Trump TV’s Roberts?
Watch it below, from today’s White House press briefing.
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Marge Arnold commented
2017-03-11 17:58:58 -0500
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My husband said he can’t wait for Melissa McCarthy to do another Spicer on SNL.
When Roberts mentions the pin, instead of just turning it around, they’ll probably hang her upside down so the pin’ll then be right side up.
I can just see her yelling, “there ya happy now ya morons?”
When Roberts mentions the pin, instead of just turning it around, they’ll probably hang her upside down so the pin’ll then be right side up.
I can just see her yelling, “there ya happy now ya morons?”
Joseph West commented
2017-03-11 01:48:32 -0500
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You can damn well be sure if President Hillary Clinton’s press secretary had been wearing his (or her) American flag lapel pin upside down, FoxNoise would be running that as a “serious” headline for weeks on end.
And if the press secretary were made aware of the gaffe by a member of the press corps, FoxNoise would’ve been chastising the secretary as “inept” and “clueless” and “proof of Hillary’s incompetence that she can’t even get a press secretary who knows what he/she is doing.”
But, when it comes to the Chumpsters, Fox MUST protect their investment at all costs.
And if the press secretary were made aware of the gaffe by a member of the press corps, FoxNoise would’ve been chastising the secretary as “inept” and “clueless” and “proof of Hillary’s incompetence that she can’t even get a press secretary who knows what he/she is doing.”
But, when it comes to the Chumpsters, Fox MUST protect their investment at all costs.
David Lindsay commented
2017-03-10 20:33:29 -0500
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In flag etiquette and rules, flying the flag upside down is a distress signal. For example a ship sinking. Maybe Sean Spicer was trying to tell us something in a subtle way.
