answers. they refused to be recorded on camera. brian, this is the only way people can see. it's ridiculous. >> this is cnn getting creative. other television networks will be able to use these images later today as well, brooke. this is by artist bill hennessy, a well-known courtroom artist. he works at the supreme court all the time for cnn and other news outlets. he's covered a lot of trials but i believe it's his first day sketching a white house press briefing. he was in the back of the briefing, didn't have his easel the way he usually has but he was able to draw the briefing. he's working on color versions of these images now. the point here is serious. cnn did not send a cartoonist in order to make fun of the briefing. they sent an actual sketch artist because it's a way to create a picture, paint a picture of these briefings for people because we weren't able to watch on camera. this is an example of the white house rolling back press access. we've seen what is normally on camera daily briefings become a relatively infrequent exercise. you mentioned only twice in the past two weeks. the briefings have been held on