The word he uses is 'Bullshitting'.
CNN host Fareed Zakaria gets profane in uncensored Trump discussion
Updated: MARCH 18, 2017 — 6:24 AM EDT
Late Friday night, CNN host Fareed Zakaria had some complaints about President Trump that revolved around one word in particular.
Appearing beside host Don Lemon on CNN Tonight in a discussion about the president's unsubstantiated claims that President Obama wiretapped Trump Tower during the election, a frustrated Zakaria said Trump is “indifferent” to the truth before launching into a profanity-laced comment about the commander-in-chief.
“He’s spent his whole life bulls———. He’s succeeded by bulls———. He has gotten the presidency by bulls———,” Zakaria said, uncensored. “It’s very hard to tell somebody at that point that bulls— doesn’t work, because look at the results, right?”
The word is technically banned from broadcast television, though exceptions have been granted for its use during news programming and on late-night television. The FCC labeled episodes of NYPD Blue indecent based on several instances where the word was used. CBS's The Early Show was also found indecent on the basis of Survivor contestant Twila Tanner's use of the word to describe a fellow contestant, but later reverse the ruling because it took place "during a bona fide news interview."
CNN later shared the clip on the CNN Tonight Twitter account (graphic language):
http://www.philly.com/philly/blogs/real-time/CNN-Fareed-Zakaria-President-Trump-bulls-uncensored-Don-Lemon.html
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