Sean Spicer writing a book about stint in the White House
Former White House press secretary Sean Spicer will be writing a book about his time under the Trump administration.
On Monday evening, Spicer revealed to Fox News' Sean Hannity that the book, called The Briefing - set to be released on July 23 of next year - will share details from Spicer's tenure as press secretary.
He also claimed that it will hit back at the news media for its 'rampant hostility' towards President Trump.
'This isn't about White House gossip. I can tell you from first-hand experience of the rampant hostility President Trump faces daily from the mainstream press, and I want the American people to have an opportunity to hear the truth they won't hear from mainstream media,' Spicer said.
'I look forward to sharing my stories and setting the record straight.'
Former White House press secretary Sean Spicer (pictured, July 2017) will be writing a book about his time under the Trump administration to be released on July 23 of next year called The Briefing
According to Spicer, the book will share details from Spicer's tenure as press secretary and hit the news media for its 'rampant hostility' towards President Trump (pictured, left, with Spicer, right, January 2017)
Spicer announced his resignation in July following a tempestuous tenure - six months after Trump took office - after it was announced that Anthony Scaramucci would be head of White House communications.
In response to his decision, Trump said that he was 'grateful' for Spicer's work and 'wish[ed] him continued success as he moves on to pursue new opportunities.'
Scaramucci himself resigned 10 days later. Spicer was replaced by Sarah Huckabee Sanders.
Now, Spicer said he has decided 'it is incumbent' that he share his account of the time he spent serving under Trump.
'I've decided that it is incumbent upon me to set the record straight and give people a real understanding of what happened through each of those crucial points in our history,' he told Sean Hannity on Monday night.
Spicer (pictured, September 2017) announced his resignation in July following a tumultuous tenure - six months after Trump took office - after it was announced that Anthony Scaramucci would be head of White House communications
Regnery Publishing, which is releasing the book, advertises it as taking 'shedding new light on the headline-grabbing controversies of the Trump administration's first year' (Pictured left to right: Trump, then-Chief of Staff Reince Priebus, Vice President Mike Pence, then-senior advisor Steve Bannon, then-Press Secretary Sean Spicer and then-National Security Advisor Michael Flynn, January 2017)
The memoir is being released by conservative publisher Regnery Publishing, which advertises the book as taking 'readers behind the scenes of his turbulent tenure as President Trump's press secretary, shedding new light on the headline-grabbing controversies of the Trump administration's first year'.
'Regnery is the perfect home for Sean Spicer to tell his story,' Marji Ross, president of Regnery, told The Washington Examiner.
'Sean shares our mission to shine light on the stories the mainstream media won't cover, and we are honored to partner with him on this project.'
Regnery publishes prominent conservative authors including Ann Coulter and Dinesh D'Souza.