Speaker 1: The White House Press Corps, the media in general, his
Speaker 1: working itself into a deep lather because there might be
Speaker 1: changes in the White House Daily briefing. The Chief of
Speaker 1: Staff rens previous floated the idea that the whole format
Speaker 1: in the briefing room seating chart might come under review.
Speaker 1: Quicker than you can say, spoiled liberal brats. Complaints started
Speaker 1: pouring in. The Hill dot Com points out that seating
Speaker 1: arrangements are made by the White House Correspondence Association, not
Speaker 1: the White House. True enough, but the reason for that
Speaker 1: is that previous administrations were gutless and didn't want to
Speaker 1: be accused of playing favorites. Do you think Trump would
Speaker 1: care about that? I don't. He's already changed a lot
Speaker 1: of traditions the media was used to. Perhaps the change
Speaker 1: they resent most is that he doesn't allow them to
Speaker 1: travel all his plane. And he even had the gall
Speaker 1: to say during the campaign he thought libel laws should
Speaker 1: be reformed so that he could sue them more easily
Speaker 1: and win. Now, the president of the White House Correspondent
Speaker 1: Association a guy named Jeff Mason. He works for Reuters.
Speaker 1: He wants to meet with Trump to work out any differences. Okay,
Speaker 1: fine yes or yes or three bags and all that.
Speaker 1: Bottom line is it's up to the White House how
Speaker 1: the press briefings are run and if there are any,
Speaker 1: and who sits where and who gets credential, if previous,
Speaker 1: If serious about this, I'm telling you this drive by
Speaker 1: seating Wark and be a hilarious spectacle to watch. An
Speaker 1: eye for one cannot wait to see the gaskets blow