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Sean Spicer wants Avenatti's help

posted 7 years ago by [deleted]
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As Sean Spicer tries to sell the pilot for his talk show "Sean Spicer's Common Ground", he has begged lawyer Michael Avenatti - a major T-rump critic and legal foe - to be his first guest on the pilot episode. Despite being told to 'get lost' the past few weeks, Spicer's production company has now tried to sweeten the deal in their latest pitch to Avenatti.

“We’d be so honored to have you join us. We can offer a $2,500 honorarium for your time," emailed Julie Zann, talent executive at Pilgrim Media Group. This honorarium is additional to Zann's previous offer a travel expenses, hair, make-up and 'detailed topic matters in advance'.

Responded Avenatti, once again: “I have an enormous amount of respect for your group’s work. Unfortunately, however, I can’t say the same about Sean’s. Suffice it to say that I’m not interested in helping Sean sell his new show.”

Spicer's having a tough time trying to book a guest for his pilot. His first invitation went to comedienne Kathy Griffin, who told the former T-rump spokesperson, 'no way'.

Maybe he can book Melania Trump? Or Paul Manafort from his prison cell?

[–] ThreeTenToYuma (922) 7 years ago

Doggiedaddy thinks $2500 is a lot of money. LMFAO

[–] Frogarama (12942) 7 years ago

At no point did he even suggest or imply what you're saying, but blatantly lying on these boards is pretty much what you're here for.

[–] [deleted] 7 years ago

Thank You! Now he's going to report you for telling the truth: he's a liar on this forum.

[–] PresidentJoffrey (396) 7 years ago

Honestly all his reporting is ruining these forums. When someone says something stupid you should be able to call a spade a spade. But some snowflakes are super soft of special.

[–] [deleted] 7 years ago

Where in the world did I say/imply/suggest THAT?

[–] ThreeTenToYuma (922) 7 years ago

You suggested that Spicer was "sweetening the deal" with a $2500 offer. That's an utterly insignificant amount of money for someone like Avenatti.

[–] [deleted] 7 years ago

I agree

I never said it was a lot of money - just that he was sweetening the deal; 'adding more to it'.

[–] dlancer (2036) 7 years ago

Poor Spicey. He's just following his lord's playbook on how to become successful in the entertainment biz. First you make a show where you book celebrities, then you just sit there and do nothing. Then maybe later on you become president.