Cliff Sims

what it's really like.

I wanted to just tell the truth about like, you see, this is the most talked about story in the world.

Everybody wants to know what it's really like in there.

Well, here's what it's actually like in the room with Donald Trump.

Here's what it's actually like to work with his staff.

Here are some moments that have been covered throughout our time in the White House that were covered wrong.

And I'll tell you what really happened.

I mean, I'll tell you one of the things that was like a huge revelation to me, and maybe it shouldn't have been.

When I started being in rooms that reporters were writing about, that journalists were talking about,

I realized how wrong so much of what they're saying about what happened in those rooms was.

I mean, I'd see these things about something that happened in some meeting.

I'm like, I was in that meeting, and that's not even remotely what happened.

And maybe this shouldn't be a revelation because I've always felt like there's kind of a pervasive liberal bias in the media.

but I didn't have a full appreciation for it.

And it's hard to have a full appreciation for it until they're writing about things you actually saw firsthand.

And you're like, that's just total BS.

So there's one that I wrote about in my book

that made me, and this is maybe a small thing, but it illustrates the broader point.

Who's the most famous American journalist perhaps of all time?

Bob Woodward, Woodward and Bernstein, Watergate.