But it is a modern-day form of communication, especially when you have, you know, tens of millions of people like I have.” 
 
 Authors: Trump also ramped up his war with the press, questioning whether many journalists are simply making up the stories he’s infamously derided as “fake news.” 
 
 “I believe that sometimes they don’t have sources,” Trump said. “I’ve been watching Nancy’s tape, and so I think she’s incompetent, actually,” Mr. Trump said. “He was much less focused on that.” 
 
 On health care, Trump said the yet-to-be released replacement for ObamaCare is “really terrific” and “inclusive,” and he said Congress is right not to be hasty in repealing the current law. They just pull it out of thin air.” 
 
 The White House has been plagued by a deluge of leaks leading to a series of politically embarrassing stories, and it was reported that Press Secretary Sean Spicer, in an attempt to stem the flow, called a meeting with dozens of aides and searched their electronic devices. “Sean Spicer is a fine human being; he’s a fine person,” Mr. Trump said. I would have done it differently,” Trump said. “I would have done it one-on-one.” 
 
 He added: “Sean handles it his way and I’m okay with it.” 
 
 Trump said the administration had “sort of ideas” who had been leaking information. “We have people from other campaigns, we have people from [previous] governments,” Trump said. It's just -- it's not venting either,” Trump said when asked about his Twitter habits during an interview on Fox News’s “Fox & Friends” that aired Tuesday and was taped a day earlier.
– On Monday night, President Trump hyped his upcoming Fox & Friends interview, and Tuesday morning he delivered—his first self-administered report card. In his sit-down with the Fox crew, which Politico notes was taped Monday afternoon, Trump awarded himself an A for achievement and an A-plus for effort so far, though he conceded that "results are more important." And there's one big area where he sees need for improvement. "In terms of messaging, I'd give myself a C or a C-plus," he noted, adding, "My messaging isn't good." To illustrate, he brought up his immigration initiative to keep out undocumented immigrants with criminal records, noting the failure of his administration to effectively communicate the purpose of the plan and acknowledging "maybe that's my fault," per Fox News. Keeping on the topic of communication, Trump believes some of the leaks in his administration likely come from Obama stragglers in the White House, the New York Times reports, though he said he doesn't agree with his own press secretary's spot-check of staffers' cellphones to remedy the issue. He called Sean Spicer "a fine human being," but said he "would have done it differently" and met with people individually instead. The president also addressed his penchant for tweeting, per Politico. He said there's "no method" to how he works up his 140 or so characters, nor is it "venting." Instead, he revealed, he uses Twitter to streamline the messaging he acknowledges still needs work, noting tweets allow him to circumvent "dishonest media" (which he interjected didn't mean Fox). "Most of the people that want me to stop [tweeting] are the enemies, I'll be honest with you," he said.