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organization. it starts at the top. but it also here s the big picture. the white house nowadays, they are doing fewer than one white house press briefing a week. they are talking to the press in a critical environment, where there s an opportunity to ask questions fewer and fewer times. a week and a half ago, when the president was overseas and jim acosta at cnn tried to ask him a question, the white house called that disrespectful, pulled a guest another guest from cnn s programming. this is a pattern of the white house always trying to restrict things. just yesterday, kaitlan collins reported that the white house is stopping the alongstalong-stand bipartisan practice of releasing public statements, telling the world when a president speaks with a foreign leader. this white house is pulling back access. they don t like critical coverage, they don t like critical questions, and this is another example of that. and as i said earlier, bill shine, the white house, they need to apol
public. if you re a a fan of president trump and don t care if there s ratings on camera, you care when there s a democrat in office, and vice versa. if it s a democrat in the future, but whether republican or democrat in the white house, there s a push and pull. clinton, obama, bush, all past presidents in the age of technology news have tried to control the message. not to this degree. this is a much more dramatic escalation of this attempt to roll back access. what s the deal with the inconsistency, though, not saying we re only doing it this way, on and off camera sometimes, use the audio, then you can t. a lot of confusion, especially this month. these this happened in june with more offcamera, shows frustration and security at the white house. a day they are confident, they are on camera, guessing here, but i wonder if it has anything to do with that. this is not just briefings, but