setting in which you ask such a question. i think it was a bit of an overreaction to talk about pulling credentials. it is not up to the white house but up to the white house correspondents s association. president trump tweeted today, i guess, against president jeff zucker saying you can t get a job at ratings cnn unless you state you re totally anti-trump. a former campaign aide would disagree with that. cnn saying false. the personal political beliefs are of no interest to us. i think the question here cnn i have to assume must be happy with the job acosta is doing because it s come up again and again and isn t reined in by the network. heather: you ve covered the media for a while. interesting how things have changed because i remember a day in age when reporters weren t supposed to be the story themselves. that s changed on a lot of fronts in the age of twitter and everyone going on cable
monday in the james brady briefing room. time will be announced. as a logistical note i would just say that during this weekend we intend to we ve worked with white house correspondents s association to make sure a pool camera is here. should there be a need for briefing this would be the location where it would take place in order to facilitate much easier logistics of getting in and out. i know some of you are interested in getting your passes. we re working with the current white house. they ve been very helpful. make sure you email our team and we ll help facilitate reporters who don t have hard passes to get in and out of the white house complex throughout the weekend and on monday. obviously the greater lee way we have in terms of timing is appreciated. with respect to the cabinet before i turn it over. i think that there is no question we ve noted before the high quality and caliber of the individuals that the president-elect has selected to lead his government. i think even s