Many of my Democratic friends have argued no briefings are better than briefings where lies are told.
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Comey hasn't mentioned the dossier in all his briefings to lawmakers, according to people familiar with the briefings.
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But her briefings also became something of a rarity — by the end of 2018, there were some months with only one or two briefings, and there have been few briefings at all in 2019.
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It was Spicer who cut short the briefings and banned TV cameras from briefings, except maybe once a week.
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Trump has also received briefings on additional subjects such as North Korea, and has requested briefings on other specific topics.
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White House briefings staying put...for now: Spicer committed to holding "the first couple of briefings" in the West Wing.
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You go to those briefings, White House briefings, and they give you nothing, and you feel like you're groveling for morsels.
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Mr. Trump, finding traditional intelligence briefings less helpful than his predecessors, reduced the in-person briefings to about twice a week.
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Trump threatened (on Twitter, of course) to stop holding press briefings, leading to Noto's suggestions that he take the briefings to Twitter.
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Spicer's 42 press briefings fall in line with the number of briefings given by former press secretaries in the first 100 days.
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George W. Bush's administration held nine press briefings in July 2006, while the Clinton administration held six press briefings in July 1994.
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The Wall Street Journal reports that as of three weeks ago, Comey upped the tempo from needing weekly briefings to daily briefings.
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In lieu of on-camera briefings, the White House has held off-camera briefings and gaggles, allowing audio recordings of the sessions.
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An official on Trump's transition team said he's been receiving "routine" daily briefings and national security briefings but refused to say how often.
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CNN's Betsy Klein has compiled the following information on White House coronavirus briefings, which initially were led by Vice President Mike Pence but have become vehicles for Trump in recent days: Briefings at the White House: 22 Briefings in the White House Briefing Room: 20 Briefings in the Rose Garden: 2 Briefings led by President Trump: 18 Briefings led by Vice President Pence: 4 Average Trump-led briefing length: 73 mins Average Pence-led briefing length: 40 mins Longest briefing: 110 minutes The latest Over the curve in New York -- Hospitalizations may finally be slowing down.
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The White House cut down its number of press briefings, dropping to only 85033 briefings spanning a total of four hours, according to Wemple.
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The State Department for decades held daily briefings with only rare and brief interruptions, but such briefings have largely ended during the Trump administration.
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The briefings resumed Tuesday after an internal debate over their value; plans are to hold two public briefings and two conference calls per week.
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Why it matters: The White House has been increasingly cutting down on the number of press briefings, and access to those briefings, and many reporters argue that the limitations undermine the purpose of the briefings altogether: being transparent in sharing information with the public.
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It's a well-reported fact that Trump doesn't read his daily briefings and prefers "killer graphics" like pictures, videos, and charts, or in-person briefings.
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Both Mattis and the White House had recently been dissatisfied with Pentagon briefings and wanted a much higher military profile in the on-camera briefings.
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The White House press corps vented frustration Monday with press secretary Sean Spicer for conducting off-camera briefings in place of the usual publicly broadcast briefings.
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She compiled a detailed list of Pentagon press engagements that showed there have been 25 briefings about the war against ISIS, and another 13 in-person briefings.
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We hope he's engaged in important phone calls and briefings, but then again, what if the tweeting is what's distracting him from those phone calls and briefings?
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White House briefings: On Tuesday, the president said he is responsible for canceling regular televised press briefings now conducted infrequently by his press secretary, Sarah Huckabee Sanders.
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At least that's what President Trump seemed to think in regards to White House press briefings, doubling down on his recent Twitter suggestion that he might "cancel all future 'press briefings' … for the sake of accuracy" — adding this time that he could alternatively just do the briefings himself.
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Thomas Waldhauser "gave me the timeline when he expects to be done with it, and when he expects to forward it to me, and the timeline will include the briefings to the families, the briefings to Capitol Hill and the briefings, then, to everyone else," Mattis said Saturday.
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Members of Trump's incoming administration have raised the prospect of altering how press briefings will proceed under the new administration including moving the briefings to a larger room.
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Since these new briefings are longer and more detailed than the flash briefings that Alexa has previously offered, there are playback controls to skip through each news segment.
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Spicer's daily on-camera briefings drew huge audiences, but deputy White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders had largely filled in for Spicer at daily press briefings recently.
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Before the White House began taking most of the briefings off-camera, the on-camera, frequently combative briefings earned high ratings for daytime TV. View the discussion thread.
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"I'm certain the intelligence agencies will approach these briefings with absolute professionalism," said John McLaughlin, a former Deputy Director of the Central Intelligence Agency who participated in presidential briefings.
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At the same time, the White House has cut down its on-camera briefings, cutting back on the tradition of regular on-camera briefings from the White House podium.
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In a tweet Monday night, Ocasio-Cortez mocked reports that Trump often forgoes reading the traditional briefings offered to him by aides in favor of vocal briefings from advisers.
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"The president is receiving regular briefings on the Russia-Ukraine situation from his national security team, including briefings Monday, Tuesday afternoon and again today," she said in a statement.
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Democrats have previously complained when Republicans sought Justice Department briefings without including them and demanded that, at minimum, they be offered identical briefings from the same Justice Department officials.
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"Nominees for president and vice president receive these classified briefings by virtue of their status as candidates and do not require separate security clearances before the briefings," the official said.
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Washington (CNN)Over the last 30 days, the Trump White House has held only 10 on-camera press briefings -- and those briefings have averaged just more than 17 minutes each.
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"Nominees for president and vice president receive these briefings by virtue of their status as candidates, and do not require separate security clearances before the briefings," Clapper wrote to Ryan.
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The State Department gave a mere 61 briefings in all of 2018 -- compared with more than triple that in 2016, the last year of the Obama administration-- with 219 briefings.
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But that doesn't explain why the number of briefings throughout last year remained very low, with, for example, only four briefings in April, five in May and three in June.
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In recent months, on-camera press briefings had become less common and deputy White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders had largely filled in for Spicer at daily press briefings.
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"The White House is facing daily criticism from the news media over its decision to reduce the frequency of press briefings and hold some of those briefings off camera," he writes.
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Reporters have argued the lack of regular briefings by the press secretary are a loss, and the White House Correspondents' Association (WHCA) has repeatedly called for more frequent and lengthy briefings.
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Sanders said such briefings are typically held at the Capitol in a Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility (SCIF) room, which is a specially and securely designed room for highly classified congressional briefings.
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According to the Verge, the former vice president has started recording daily briefings, appropriately titled Biden's Briefings, where he'll dive in and discuss the news that tickled his fancy each day.
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" → Key graf: "As for those seemingly dead daily briefings?
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But her briefings are breathtaking — certainly this week's were.
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Joseph Dunford, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs, have held only two on-camera briefings in the six months of the Trump administration; their predecessors in previous administrations regularly provided public briefings.
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In an op-ed published in The Washington Post the same month, Ryan said Clinton's briefings should be suspended but noted that she could continue to get briefings if she became president.
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In between the increasingly rare briefings, the administration has scattered Air Force One gaggles and off-camera briefings in which reporters are often barred from even broadcasting audio recordings of the proceedings.
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When Trump floated the idea of canceling future White House press briefings — in a tweet — earlier in May, Twitter's chief operating officer, Anthony Noto, even suggested the briefings be replaced with tweets.
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But if the squabbling Conservative backbench briefings and counter-briefings are to be believed, voters across Britain will hardly be faced with an awe-inspiring choice for a post-May prime minister.
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Intelligence briefings to Congress are typically kept separate from policy briefings, and some officials did not think it would be appropriate to have a senior intelligence leader join the two cabinet secretaries.
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A senior U.S. official who gets the same briefings President Obama receives every day said the president-elect has "a lot of catching up to do," and suggested the briefings could help. Rep.
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The bill, called the "Free Press Act," requires the White House to provide at least two press briefings each week and requires that those briefings be video recorded, according to a press release.
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Get daily briefings and guest lists for the EMEA region.
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And take the intelligence briefings —they're a useful first step.
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In 1960, however, politics entered the presidential nominees' intelligence briefings.
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He said he would be available for briefings this week.
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"If he needs private briefings we can accommodate," Manafort answered.
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That begins with restoring the daily White House press briefings.
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He explained candidly that he couldn't elaborate on classified briefings.
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General election presidential candidates have traditionally received briefings for decades.
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Stathakopoulos said he would be available for briefings this week.
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Still, journalists remain frustrated with his behavior in the briefings.
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The Trump administration has largely done away with press briefings.
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The source declined to give further details about the briefings.
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Here's a video roundup of Spicer's most notable press briefings.
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The briefings, too, began to shrink -- in length and importance.
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I stressed this at candidate briefings and in conference calls.
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She watched the briefings again, closely, to prepare for SNL.
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" On press briefings: "A lot of preparation goes into that.
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He was also listening to various flash briefings every morning.
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Melina Delkic of the Briefings team wrote today's Back Story.
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Pompeo used to deliver many of Trump's daily intelligence briefings.
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White House briefings, presidential tweets and rallies critiqued the media.
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TV's "Rising" that journalists are grandstanding during televised press briefings.
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So his evening briefings look quite different from his predecessors'.
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By May, he was slotting Sanders into live press briefings.
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Preparing for daily press briefings is hard but necessary work.
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The notes you don't play, the briefings you don't have.
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CNN, for example, regularly aired the briefings live each day.
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It's unclear whether the Thursday briefings will calm the turmoil.
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It just goes ... It's not ... LG: And they're like briefings.
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" How Trump prefers his intelligence briefings: "He likes it orally.
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A department spokesperson referred to transcripts of recent press briefings.
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Mr. Fleischer also recommended taking the briefings off live television.
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The briefings are being carried live on cable news networks.
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Adam Pasick, on the briefings team, wrote today's Back Story.
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Victoria Shannon, on the briefings team, wrote the Back Story.
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Victoria Shannon, on the briefings team, wrote today's Back Story.
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Chris Stanford, on the Briefings team, wrote today's Back Story.
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Many of us are telecommuters now (your Briefings team included).
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Remy Tumin, on the Briefings team, wrote today's Back Story.
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Melina Delkic, on the briefings team, wrote today's Back Story.
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Later, Mr. Manafort suggested providing campaign briefings to Mr. Deripaska.
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People tuned in to watch his briefings in record numbers.
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He held nearly a thousand press briefings during that time.
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Adam Pasick, of the Briefings team, wrote today's Back Story.
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Remy Tumin on the Briefings team wrote today's Back Story.
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And the bad news is, Trump listens during intel briefings.
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Official information comes in a trickle via anodyne press briefings.
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After the briefings end, congressional investigators plan to interview Campbell.
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They both held daily, or almost daily, White House briefings.
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Adam Pasick, on the briefings team, wrote the Back Story.
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"And to get security briefings sounds interesting," he added wryly.
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And I'm getting either verbal or email briefings on that.
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Policy experts were summoned for briefings at his company headquarters.
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Those briefings, too, were apparently scheduled before the Iranian strike.
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There will be no intelligence briefings for the electors either.
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I can't imagine what those budget briefings will be like.
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Adam Pasick of the Briefings team wrote today's Back Story.
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Mike Ives, on the briefings team, wrote today's Back Story.
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Victoria Shannon, of the briefings team, wrote today's Back Story.
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But congressional investigators have expressed skepticism after receiving classified briefings.
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Mike Ives of the briefings team wrote today's Back Story.
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Sanders has been cutting back on briefings for several months.
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Adam Pasick, on the briefings team, wrote the Back Story.
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Remy Tumin, on the briefings team, wrote today's Back Story.
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Chris Stanford, on the briefings team, wrote today's Back Story.
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Mike Ives, of the briefings team, wrote today's Back Story.
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Does he ever convene foreign policy and national security briefings?
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"I intend to do these briefings to maintain an open dialogue about the department's activities," he said at the time, adding that he would ask his staff to do more regular press briefings too.
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Over the past few months the Tory party has been so convulsed by internal leadership struggles—by briefings and counter-briefings, rhetorical acid-attacks and counter-attacks—that it has sometimes seemed incapable of governing.
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Devolver Digital is already a wild card when it comes to E3 briefings, and the late hour and the company's existing penchant for messing with folks when it comes to briefings means anything could happen.
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But if the people giving the briefings no longer produce reliable information about the most important matters of state — let alone the most trivial — what will reporters really be losing if those briefings go away?
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Deripaska has denied accepting the offer or receiving any such briefings.
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There were no White House press briefings held during that time.
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Pruitt has not requested further briefings, according to the former employee.
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On Thursday, she said she doesn't regret the lack of briefings.
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"I don't go back for classified briefings," he wrote on Twitter.
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The committee has conducted two briefings on the issue thus far.
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He had traveled to Afghanistan that spring for briefings by Cmdr.
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Tom Wright-Piersanti, on the briefings team, wrote today's Back Story.
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Hayden also tweeted that he doesn't go back for classified briefings.
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Others vaguely suggest the president is paying attention during his briefings.
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Warner's also held multiple briefings for local election officials on security.
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The president probably had it, Obama and his presidential daily briefings.
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Who's gonna lie to the public & not hold press briefings now?
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"I haven't had any naysayers" in briefings with companies, he said.
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Expect her to do the vast bulk of on-camera briefings.
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Presidential candidates normally get such briefings once they are formally nominated.
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Clapper said the two candidates would receive "exactly the same" briefings.
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Briefings are shorter, less substantive and rarely on camera these days.
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Up next: McCain said there would be regular briefings on Niger.
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The briefings specifically do not include any advice to the candidates.
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Cheats — the company also just launched "flash briefings" on Amazon Alexa.
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Some dispute that they still receive classified government briefings or information.
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It's unclear how many staff briefings the Senate committee has received.
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He eschewed policy briefings or any sort of traditional debate prep.
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There are still too many briefings taking place behind closed doors.
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The silence from House Republicans since the briefings has been deafening.
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I had to do a lot of press briefings that day.
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Sanders and Acosta frequently engaged in testy clashes during press briefings.
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That person will produce "foreign travel threat briefings" and security presentations.
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Many of the big news outlet flash briefings also include video.
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The frequency of White House "daily" press briefings also diminished substantially.
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Such conditioned briefings are common for the White House and agencies.
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Two of her daily briefings have been conducted by her deputy.
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The company is still providing briefings to lawmakers on the matter.
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In our experience, such Executive Branch briefings have always been bipartisan.
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Trump has a knack for throwing briefings completely off the rails.
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Lease terms are guarded like the contents of national security briefings.
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Briefings for other congressional committees are expected in the coming days.
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After the briefings, a number of senators sold personal stock holdings.
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The Morning, Evening and Weekend briefings are off for Memorial Day.
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Victoria Shannon, who helped create the briefings, wrote today's Back Story.
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Deripaska has repeatedly denied receiving that offer, let alone the briefings.
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He is not one to consume volumes of books or briefings.
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Maybe they might even get rid of the White House briefings.
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I'll sign off your special Brexit briefings for the time being.
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In February, his committee was receiving regular briefings about the coronavirus.
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That said, we cannot be certain who was in those briefings.
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Alisha Haridasani Gupta, on the briefings team, wrote today's Back Story.
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Alisha Haridasani Gupta, on the Briefings team, wrote today's Back Story.
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The briefings can also be viewed on YouTube and C-SPAN.
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But Newsom's briefings have not become the events that Cuomo's have.
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It's common for select groups of political journalists to receive briefings.
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That could come in the form of briefings on Capitol Hill.
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Mike Ives, on the Briefings team, spoke with him by phone.
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We have briefings timed for the Americas, Australia, Asia and Europe.
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Wednesday's briefings showed little sign that lawmakers' complaints will be addressed.
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Among other things, he threatened to cancel future White House briefings.
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He also pledged to restore White House press briefings if elected.
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The evacuees have daily briefings with CDC officials to stay informed.
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Qassem Soleimani was not supported by intelligence in briefings to lawmakers.
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We also have briefings timed for the European and American mornings.
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But regular briefings generally lead to better and more responsible reporting.
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Regular briefings also force a certain discipline on government decision making.
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Mike Ives, on the Briefings team, spoke with Chris by phone.
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In normal times, White House press briefings make for boring television.
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When press briefings are half empty, floaters can find vacant seats.
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This is one of the main reasons that press briefings exist.
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Reeves told them she would be available for in-person briefings.
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Trump is notorious for despising briefings and not doing his homework.
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We have briefings timed for the Australian, European and American mornings.
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I'm just saying they should hire Obama to handle press briefings.
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Now the focus had narrowed to Trump's dislike of written briefings.
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" Manafort wrote that if Deripaska "needs private briefings we can accommodate.
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"The new guys may come in feeling good, but after they walk out of one of those briefings, their faces fall," a retired official who has been involved in those briefings in past administrations told CNN.
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"The new guys may come in feeling good, but after they walk out of one of those briefings, their faces fall," a retired official who participated in such briefings for past White House administrations told CNN.
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From the start, Spicer and other Trump aides sought to shake up the status quo in White House dealings with the media, including cutting back daily televised news briefings and replacing them with audio briefings only.
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"Those briefings include organizational charts, budget materials, briefings on key agency priorities and areas of responsibility, and other materials describing the essential functions of that agency," the White House says in a fact sheet about the transition.
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"Nominees for president and vice president receive these briefings by virtue of their status as candidates and do not require separate security clearances before the briefings," Clapper wrote in a July letter to Ryan obtained by CNN.
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Cuomo's daily briefings, which typically take place right before the White House briefings on the coronavirus, have become must-see television for New Yorkers and Americans across the U.S., looking to get more information on the crisis.
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CNN examined nearly 1,700 solo press secretary briefings dating back to 2001.
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With Trump's record of turning away briefings, this charge would easily stick.
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The briefings are "not designed to shape anybody's world view," Clapper said.
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The security of presidential intelligence briefings should not be a partisan issue.
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Esper attended numerous informational briefings about the contract, according to the Pentagon.
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Every day at 25015 local time, US military and intelligence briefings start.
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Every day at 260 local time, US military and intelligence briefings start.
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Michael Flynn as his staff-level companions for the briefings going forward.
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Throughout the year, the antagonistic briefings have ranged from absurd to infuriating.
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"I think it does matter to have regular press briefings," Kumar said.
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Don't expect Sunshine to lead any daily press briefings anytime soon, however.
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Intelligence Committee members receive classified briefings they can't speak about in public.
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We're pulling together memos, briefings, travel, and all sorts of logistics documents.
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Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin, who is good at engaging Trump in briefings.
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The Chamber may also hold sideline events or briefings during future discussions.
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In January, Trump said he told Sanders "not to bother" with briefings.
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The Associated Press typically gets the first question at White House briefings.
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He was withdrawn and guarded in the press briefings he did conduct.
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Maybe, Trump said, he will just cancel briefings with the media altogether.
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Trump loves maps and visuals, asking for them in his intelligence briefings.
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Just last week, Hannity suggested doing away with the press briefings entirely.
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Each cycle, he said, the current president signs off on the briefings.
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The official said Barr watched the video himself and got several briefings.
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Spicer's briefings have become the subject of occasional "Saturday Night Live" sketches.
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Briefings have previously been held daily when the president was in Washington.
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Those briefings took place after Trump "demanded" that officials investigate the allegations.
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She and the press secretary have often butted heads during past briefings.
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Clinton's email troubles prove she should not be trusted with the briefings.
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Trump and Sanders blamed the lack of briefings on an unfair press.
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The frequency of White House "daily" press briefings has also diminished substantially.
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But briefings under Sanders were not just tense, they were downright hostile.
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It will also have a newscaster-like voice for reading news briefings.
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Another is never far from his country's nuclear codes, even at briefings.
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I get that these daily briefings are an exercise in daily futility.
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Above, the president with a binder of briefings on those being considered.
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Those news briefings are really cornerstones of their respective smart speaker experience.
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This story has been updated to include additional details from the briefings.
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The limits of that supreme confidence showed in press briefings last week.
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Andrew Cuomo, whose daily briefings have become must-watch TV for many.
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He has a number of different meetings every day, briefings and otherwise.
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"It's not even sociable," he said of the reported offer of briefings.
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"We all need a chuckle," says Chris Stanford on the Briefings team.
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President Obama and President George W. Bush also received such briefings daily.
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Conducting daily briefings was once a core function of the press secretary.
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During the campaign, Mr. Manafort suggested providing campaign briefings to Mr. Deripaska.
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But Cuomo has used his press briefings to wrestle with his emotions.
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A section of picnic tables became a place for meals and briefings.
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Critics complain, too, that his briefings are often woefully short on detail.
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His State Department did not begin daily press briefings until this week.
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"It's cute cubed, plus thought-provoking," said Andrea Kannapell, the briefings editor.
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We have briefings timed for the Australian, Asian, European and American mornings.
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They include briefings on issues, personal exchanges and discussions of the weather.
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As evidenced by their briefings thus far, the strain is already showing.
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"But there's one big problem," writes Adam Pasick of the briefings team.
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There is precedent for shutting down news briefings during Mr. Trump's presidency.
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Bragged about not having to read daily briefings (maybe he shouldn't). 14.
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They also did not request full security briefings or an armed escort.
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Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta publicly backed the intelligence briefings on Monday.
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Will the White House now put all such briefings on the record?
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"Fodder for some excellent party arguments," writes the briefings editor, Andrea Kannapell.
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"It's cute cubed, plus thought-provoking," said Andrea Kannapell, the briefings editor.
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"It's cute cubed, plus thought-provoking," says Andrea Kannapell, the briefings editor.
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We also have briefings timed for the Australian, Asian and European mornings.
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The process of preparing for regular briefings makes the government run better.
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This is the hour during which Spicer almost always conducts his briefings.
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The nickname was widely used in briefings and reporting on the attack.
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We also have briefings timed for the Australian, Asian and American mornings.
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We also have briefings timed for the Australian, European and American mornings.
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Spicer's daily on-camera briefings drew huge audiences, becoming must-see television.
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Leaders have held closed-door briefings walking through procedural and technical aspects.
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But just for fun, assume Scaramucci ordered more frequent, official press briefings.
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Jeanie Kay, a designer on the briefings team, wrote today's Back Story.
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It is unclear what new intelligence might have prompted the classified briefings.
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We also have briefings timed for the Asian, European and American mornings.
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Priess said the briefings can also be done in secure government facilities.
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He has stopped his press secretary, Sarah Sanders, from conducting daily briefings.
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As well as these long-form news briefings, Amazon also recently rolled out a new newscaster voice for Alexa, which allows the voice assistant to read out your daily news briefings with a more natural, human-like cadence.
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The office has started using "Skype seats" during press briefings, allowing reporters from outlets that are at least 50 miles away from Washington D.C., to sit in on the briefings and ask questions of Press Secretary Sean Spicer.
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"Nominees for president and vice president receive these briefings by virtue of their status as candidates, and do not require separate security clearances before the briefings," Clapper wrote to Ryan, in a letter obtained by CNN earlier this week.
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Trump's intelligence briefings began on Tuesday, but according to NBC News it could take weeks or longer for Kushner to receive the security clearance necessary to listen in on the briefings, which contain the nation's most classified security information.
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It is unclear exactly how many members of the campaigns receive the briefings; the presidential and vice presidential nominee receive the briefings without requiring separate security clearances, while aides must have clearance to accompany, according to an intelligence official.
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Vice President-elect Mike Pence has been receiving briefings on a daily basis.
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This isn't the first time intelligence briefings have become entangled in election politics.
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In the gap between briefings, Democrats took control of the House of Representatives.
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And today after these things in the morning, they had the readiness briefings.
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The House and Senate received classified briefings on the administration's election security efforts.
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The White House press briefings are back and they're as unhinged as ever.
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Vice President-elect Mike Pence is receiving the briefings on a daily basis.
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He's been invested in the event and gotten regular briefings on its progress.
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We've just had a great set of briefings upstairs on our infrastructure agenda.
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Flash briefings, lyrics support, and smart home camera capabilities will all be included.
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Sanders told reporters Thursday that she didn't regret not holding more press briefings.
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Oliver Morton, The Economist's briefings editor, is one of those orphans of Apollo.
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There is evidence that Nixon tended to let the briefings pile up, unread.
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The picture drawn by the CIA in Nixon's briefings was not always accurate.
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The logistics of how the briefings take place are still being worked out.
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With just two exceptions, there have been successively fewer briefings every month afterward.
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But experts are brushing off the criticism and focusing far beyond the briefings.
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Sanders has recently been filling the void, holding the press briefings off-camera.
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He had a similarly poor record of visiting the intelligence agencies for briefings.
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We just had a great set of briefings upstairs on our infrastructure agenda.
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That's why I'll release my taxes & institute regular press briefings w/Q&A!
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Just as with previous briefings, these pleas will likely fall on deaf ears.
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He held only two on-camera briefings during the week of May 85033.
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She has spoken at briefings in the U.S. Congress and the United Nations.
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Around 1,400 clients dialed in and bankers said similar briefings have been popular.
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Of the 42 official briefings Spicer has given, eight have broken 60 minutes.
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"I am very optimistic," Marshall told reporters after briefings from U.S. trade officials.
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Daily televised press briefings are gone, replaced by ad hoc off-camera gaggles.
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Still, on any given day the briefings can turn into remarkably vicious battles.
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After the election, the president-elect receives regular briefings with more sensitive information.
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Sanders held two briefings in October, one in November and one in December.
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The White House has faced criticism for the infrequency of its televised briefings.
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MORE. When it comes to White House briefings, there are traditions and practices.
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House and Senate members are set to receive separate briefings on Tuesday afternoon.
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The Republican and Democratic nominees will get identical intelligence briefings; no favoritism here.
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Sanders held two briefings in October, one in November and one in December.
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Despite the lack of press briefings, Trump himself has been an accessible president.
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UK government briefings against German Chancellor Angela Merkel have caused fury in Brussels.
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Clinton be barred from classified briefings for the remainder of the presidential campaign.
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And very soon, he will start receiving classified briefings on that adversary. Ehhhhhcellent!
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Both the White House and the public suffer when there are no briefings.
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Pro Tip #1: Looking for inspiration on where to start with flash briefings?
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It also contradicts FBI briefings to Congress, which reportedly have been more circumspect.
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President Donald Trump has suggested maybe he should be doing the briefings himself.
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During Obama's presidency, daily briefings tended to range form 12 to 14 pages.
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But these were legal briefings "to explain the law" relevant to the program.
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Lawmakers and officials emerged tight-lipped about the substance of the two briefings.
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All briefings to JASON were unclassified, and were largely from the academic community.
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Trump seemed, dare we say, humbled by recent intelligence briefings on global threats.
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Trump was once enamored with the high ratings Spicer's daily press briefings received.
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This less-consequential braggadocio has also surfaced during his near-daily coronavirus briefings.
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"As Intel chairman, @SenatorBurr got private briefings about Coronavirus weeks ago," said Rep.
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The pressure cooker of White House briefings has been rewarded with lucrative careers.
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"The site's open access content is extensive," writes Andrea Kannapell, the Briefings editor.
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Defensive briefings are intended to warn government officials about specific concerns or risks.
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They also issued new, stricter rules for the media to follow during briefings.
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Since the first of the year, Ms. Sanders has held two formal briefings.
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She told Mike Ives, of the Briefings team, about what it's like there.
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Yet the C.I.A. director continued to deliver intelligence briefings in Mr. Flynn's presence.
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"So the good news is, Trump listens during intel briefings," Trevor Noah said.
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Chris Stanford and Andrea Kannapell, on the Briefings team, wrote today's Back Story.
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Those briefings concluded Wednesday afternoon — and most Democrats (and some Republicans) are pissed.
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"Biden's Briefings" is available on iTunes, Spotify, TuneIn, Amazon's Alexa and Google Assistant.
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Mr. Churkin insisted that the Security Council hold monthly briefings on the situation.
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The briefings the President gets from the CIA are given by Director Pompeo.
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As the national security adviser, she received intelligence briefings six days a week.
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Prior to the Trump administration, regular press briefings were the norm for decades.
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Mr. Tillerson has rarely held "background" briefings with reporters to explain his positions.
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I've received the briefings myself, and I'm usually the endpoint at that information.
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They also requested reports, data and briefings exchanged between the agency and Icahn.
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They will receive briefings on the relief efforts by local leaders and organizations.
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"We're beginning to have a series of briefings in our caucuses," Democratic Sen.
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Sanders held five briefings in June, three in July, and five in August.
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EDT: Vice President Pence participates in a series of briefings at the CIA.
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This allows for better communication during trips and briefings, according to its maker.
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Alisha Haridasani Gupta, a member of the briefings team, wrote today's Back Story.
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But the point of the briefings has changed since Truman first ordered them.
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He freely admits he doesn't read and he doesn't have patience for briefings.
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Congressional committee staff have had briefings with Michigan State and others under investigation.
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When asked why Spicer's appearances at press briefings have been scarce and why the briefings are being held off-camera, "White House chief strategist Steve Bannon said in a text message, according to Atlantic reporter Rosie Gray, "Sean got fatter.
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Stelter's two cents There should be daily televised White House briefings -- it's a travesty that the Trump W.H. ever cut back on daily Q&A's -- but at this moment in time, the briefings should be led by doctors and scientists.
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Burr's committee has received periodic briefings on coronavirus as the outbreak has spread, but the committee did not receive briefings on the virus the week of Burr's stock sales, another source familiar with the matter told CNN earlier this month.
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Burr, as chairman of the Intelligence Committee, receives periodic briefings about the threats facing the country although he did not receive briefings during the week that he and his wife sold the stock, according to reporting by CNN's Jeremy Herb.
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In spite of the Trump press office disrupting press expectations for frequency of briefings, who gets called on, and whether briefings can be electronically recorded, the press has thoroughly reported, scrutinized and criticized the White House in a way seldom seen.
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The press briefings have been shorter, and have more frequently taken place off-camera.
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The briefings provided to the Security Council and later to reporters were mostly technical.
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In the past 300 days, only eight briefings were held, according to CNN's tally.
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CNN reported this week that Trump is getting intelligence briefings only once a week.
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CNN reported last week that Trump is getting intelligence briefings only once a week.
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And Vice President-elect Mike Pence has been receiving briefings on a daily basis.
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You can ask it for things like the weather, sports scores, and news briefings.
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An overbearing former general, Mr Flynn is suffering political death by a thousand briefings.
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Numerous flash briefings are already available on Alexa devices from outlets like BBC News.
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Non-state outlets complain that they are no longer invited to official press briefings.
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Instead, he continues to tweet from his personal phone, even during national security briefings.
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His aggressive and showy style at White House press briefings rankles the president's allies.
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He has not received his briefings regularly — that's extraordinary, and yet it's already happened.
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"If he needs private briefings we can accommodate," Manafort wrote, according to the Post.
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"Wildly unlikely, let me tell you," Priess said of Trump's description of his briefings.
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The robot can offer health briefings, give out medication and check a user's vitals.
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And several Tory MPs have used anonymous briefings to savage her in the press.
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Schiff and Feinstein did not explain what in their briefings led to their conclusion.
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"Briefings for the candidates will be provided on an even-handed non-partisan basis."
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We will celebrate liberalism's history with a series of briefings on great liberal thinkers.
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Earlier this week I attended a series of briefings for the press by AMD.
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Trump and Pompeo received briefings at the CIA headquarters before the president made remarks.
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May's spokesman said she had had regular briefings with security officials throughout the day.
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He also didn't hold regular press briefings when he was US Central Command commander.
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Both nominees will receive the same intelligence briefings about threats from around the world.
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Trump on Sunday rejected criticism for reportedly getting intelligence briefings only once a week.
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Or that he ought to require more substantive briefings before meeting with foreign officials.
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The briefings on or off-camera already having dwindled to a handful this month.
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Trey Gowdy on Thursday warned his fellow lawmakers about leaking information from closed briefings.
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The average length of Spicer's briefings is 383 minutes beginning at around 1 p.m.
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Unlike his predecessors, Trump instead asks for oral briefings on only certain intel issues.
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He also said Wednesday that President Trump should end daily White House press briefings.
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Mr Netanyahu has said in recent closed briefings that he would consider such ideas.
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More congressional offices have been reaching out to Coin Center for briefings, he said.
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President Obama last week stressed that the briefings were valuable for protecting the nation.
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"If he needs private briefings we can accommodate," Manafort wrote, according to the paper.
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Lawmakers are demanding briefings from administration officials about what factors went into the decision.
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He credited her on Tuesday with helping to restart regular White House press briefings.
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Democrats call for hearings, briefings Durbin wasn't the only one to call for hearings.
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The White House faced scrutiny in 85033 about the lack of regular press briefings.
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Sanders conducted just two briefings in October, and one each in November and December.
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Sanders held two briefings in October, and one each in November and December, respectively.
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Daily press briefings in the era of Trump are little more than journalistic theatre.
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Predictably, the press exploded in righteous indignation to Trump's thought about ending daily briefings.
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At that point, state officials will be able to receive classified briefings on threats.
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During her nearly two years as press secretary, regular press briefings all but disappeared.
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It is not clear if her absence from briefings is related to the investigation.
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All you have to do is queue up your favorite video Alexa flash briefings.
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Reporters will commonly have more informal gaggles when White House press briefings aren't held.
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Just last week he said he would do briefings once every two weeks instead.
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Not even the briefings on North Korea's recent nuclear test generated such media frenzy.
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It was that subpoena that began the drama and culminated in the two briefings.
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He visited FEMA for briefings every year and even held a Cabinet meeting there.
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Until the Trump team submits those names, they cannot begin briefings with federal departments.
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The White House often invites handpicked outlets in for briefings, typically for specific topics.
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Neither country mentioned auto tariffs in their official briefings of the meeting on Saturday.
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Clinton and said that she should no longer be allowed to receive classified briefings.
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He also didn't appear to be receiving detailed briefings ahead of his campaign stops.
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But the briefings have become increasingly rally-like, with wild claims and guest appearances.
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By comparison, about 32% of respondents had watched the briefings and found them helpful.
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Nearly 34% said they had watched the briefings but did not find them helpful.
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The clash highlighted the shortcomings of the White House briefings on the coronavirus response.
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Other state and local officials have led by example, distancing themselves during press briefings.
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Trump has trouble following his briefings or even correctly repeating what he has heard.
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The president enjoyed his near daily interactions with Mr. Pompeo at his intelligence briefings.
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During the 2016 presidential campaign, Mr. Manafort offered to give Mr. Deripaska private briefings.
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Mr. Rosen sought Mr. Vance's response largely because of these briefings, the official said.
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Alisha Haridasani Gupta, who writes the Asian and Australian briefings, wrote today's Back Story.
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Perhaps this is why they usually conduct these briefings before the nondisabled people board.
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Briefings Writer Good morning, Welcome to the first day of our redesigned Morning Briefing.
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CNN's scoop was about the intelligence briefings themselves — not the content of the memos.
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"I have seen 25-year intelligence professionals receive briefings," Mr. Pompeo said on Tuesday.
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Republicans in the House and Senate disputed Democrats' contention that the briefings lacked detail.
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He has been receiving regular briefings on the hurricane over the past several days.
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Cuomo's office referred VICE News to the governor's press briefings when asked for details.
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It is likely that this president is going to conduct few traditional press briefings.
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"The behind-the-scenes look is delicious," writes Remy Tumin of the briefings team.
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President Trump suggested last week that he might cancel daily White House press briefings.
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Mike Ives, on the Briefings team, spoke with Javier via Slack, a messaging service.
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Mike Ives, on the Briefings team, spoke with Javier via Slack, a messaging service.
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"Their response was frankly inadequate on almost every level," he said after the briefings.
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Dunford received briefings and observed demonstrations from CBP officials detailing current border control efforts.
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The White House has faced major criticism for barring cameras from briefings so frequently.
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Navigation teams routinely hold briefings before entering narrow waters to go over safety issues.
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When, in fact, reporters are not the ones who benefit from briefings the most.
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But the Clinton administration still had news briefings every day, unlike the current administration.
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The Journal also reported that the administration could look to cut back press briefings.
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In six months as press secretary, Ms. Grisham has held zero briefings for reporters.
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And earlier this spring, the Virginia Democrat had briefings from Google, a spokeswoman confirmed.
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Career intelligence officials will conduct the briefings, Clapper said, which he will not attend.
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"To be honest, the briefings have become a lot of theatre," Grisham said Monday.
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The Senate Intelligence Committee has two closed-door briefings on its calendar for Thursday.
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The administration will give lawmakers classified briefings on its work, the senior official said.
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Briefings of "somewhere between 30 minutes and an hour would be typical," she added.
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White used to hold regular televised press briefings, but has not appeared since May.
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Stephanopoulos was responsible for handling press briefings, but he wasn't very good at it.
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Peschard and other commission members said they repeatedly asked for briefings on the matter.
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"Covering the press conferences and embassy briefings in Salvador was so depressing," he explained.
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But he's called the email exchange "innocuous," and said that the briefings never occurred.
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In a further measure to win trust back, Natixis held briefings with equity analysts.
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The briefings to educational institutions, venture capitalists and technology firms have been given by Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats, along with officials from the FBI and the National Counter-Intelligence and Security Center, the FT reported, citing officials who attended the briefings.
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After weeks of off-camera briefings, Scaramucci said during Friday's press briefing that he would speak to Trump about the format of press briefings, adding that "we may" have more on-camera appearances for Sarah Huckabee Sanders, the new press secretary. 8.
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The former press secretaries Ari Fleischer and Mike McCurry have argued that cameras should not be allowed in the briefings at all — the thought being that the presence of cameras has helped turn the briefings into spectacles rather than considered discussions of policy.
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She said the reports were the result of unofficial briefings by "spads," or special advisers.
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Santorum said he has not spoken to spoken to the President-elect about daily briefings.
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Trump has garnered criticism for not regularly participating in national security briefings, unlike past presidents.
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Park's office said the appointment lasted just 20 minutes, during which Park received official briefings.
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Under the Trump administration, the briefings have become belligerent, blustery, and increasingly divorced from reality.
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The champion of short briefings under Bush was Dana Perino, who averaged just 21 minutes.
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Trump has consistently attacked the press while reducing the number of White House press briefings.
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After only a couple of briefings, leaks suggested that Spicer's position was less than secure.
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The Office of the Director of National Intelligence holds occasional briefings with state election chiefs.
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"Right now, it's my sense ... it is totally ad hoc," Murphy said of the briefings.
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President Trump is at Camp David this weekend, getting briefings to prepare for the summit.
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I have received briefings myself, and I am usually the end point of that information.
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He prefers crisp, succinct briefings and believes a battle of viewpoints yields the best outcome.
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Her briefings have also made her an online star, garnering millions of views on YouTube.
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Soon, the department stopped doing weekly briefings and focused on timely responses to media inquiries.
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Following those briefings, Democrats came out saying there was "no evidence" to support Trump's claims.
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Southern has gained access to White House press briefings and has appeared on Fox News.
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You mean that tacky resort where you conduct national security briefings in public dining rooms?
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Email blasts have a new competitor in the finance world: flash briefings on Amazon Alexa.
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The daily briefings are part of a novel experiment aimed at making the town safer.
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" Director of National Intelligence James Clapper previously said the general election briefings are "fairly general.
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She's held briefings for reporters on her new campaign jet two days in a row.
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Eight other law-enforcement agencies aided the investigation, providing intelligence briefings and arresting site administrators.
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Clapper denied Ryan's request and signaled that neither Clinton nor Trump would be denied briefings.
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They will continue to have briefings, visits and meetings — but they will all be private.
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He occasionally attacked the body language of female reporters who questioned him during press briefings.
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He hinted at doing away with live press briefings — and that wasn't even the bombshell.
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Truth is, with cable and the internet, the briefings were pretty useless, even pre-Trump.
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Norman Schwarzkopf, aka "Stormin' Norman," provided regular televised briefings during the Gulf War in 1991.
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While Mattis regularly meets privately with reporters, he's given only two public briefings this year.
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The commission has denied reports, based on unauthorised briefings, that it recommended charging Mr Najib.
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He suggested during the interview it isn't necessary for him to receive the briefings daily.
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Press briefings used to occur almost every day; currently they happen about twice a week.
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Richard Nixon outright refused to read the daily briefings prepared for him as president-elect.
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In briefings they have even spoken of the "opportunities" the deal could afford Israel's security.
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However, he also said he'd still give his father "quarterly briefings" about the company's affairs.
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The Foreign Ministry usually censors questions on delicate matters from its transcripts of the briefings.
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The lone briefing in September reflected a broader pattern of limited briefings in recent months.
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The White House held five briefings in August, three in July and five in June.
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At the time, the committee already had held more than 24 classified and unclassified briefings.
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The families of the soldiers killed have been briefed, and now Congress is getting briefings.
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Presumably, presidential briefings and assessments prior to these events would have been flawed or incomplete.
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Tom Cotton bashing Reid's calls to withhold Trump's security briefings over that comment and others.
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It's about time that the presidency dumped anachronistic policy briefings in favor of going mobile.
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Before the briefings, both parties said the other nominee should not learn the nation's secrets.
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The White House has held just three on-camera briefings over the past three weeks.
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Right now Freshman members of Congress are at a "Bipartisan" orientation w/ briefings on issues.
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During one of the briefings, journalist Jonathan Tilove tweeted the following remark from the president: .
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President Obama made a rare visit to C.I.A. headquarters for briefings on the Islamic State.
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In the last four months of 2018, the White House held just five press briefings.
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Mr. Hillary attends those briefings, standing alongside his team, usually unsmiling but also seemingly unafraid.
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During foreign-affairs briefings, he often interrupted to inquire about a nation's gross domestic product.
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Since August, Sanders has only held five press briefings, with each briefing becoming progressively shorter.
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The nominees of both parties are eligible to receive the classified briefings after the conventions.
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Many passengers tune out during safety briefings, but pilots understand how important they can be.
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Reporters' legitimate questions about Corker and Flake have been shut down in hostile press briefings.
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That's meant new offerings like daily email briefings and conference calls to chat with subscribers.
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A White House official downplayed the news, saying there was nothing unusual about the briefings.
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He even tries to read through reams of briefings like he's cramming for an exam.
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We've been in all kinds of threat briefings in various secure rooms across the country.
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Trump was being pilloried by journalists for a paucity of briefings and dodging their questions.
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Incoming chief of staff Reince Preibus has previously floated changes to the daily press briefings.
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Public reporting and previous briefings by intelligence agencies appear to have convinced them of that.
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During Irma, Representative Carlos Curbelo showed up at one of the briefings with a windbreaker.
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Briefings on election security by senior officials to the congressional intelligence committees are somewhat routine.
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Briefings by the directors of the various agencies and the DNI are not as common.
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The briefings for both chambers come at a pivotal moment for Congress in the pandemic.
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He would not specify the questions raised about Mr. Telizhenko in the briefings on Tuesday.
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Administrations do typically cut off officials from previous presidencies from briefings, other former officials said.
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And while the White House briefings have moved to the evening -- often after 5 p.m.
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But he is said to pay more attention to briefings that contain his own name.
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Homer, the CAIR attorney, said the next round of briefings is due in 30 days.
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Why on earth, if I have no interest, would somebody offer private briefings to me?
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In Trump's mind, the reason that people are watching the briefings is because of him.
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John F. Kennedy allowed the briefings to be aired live instead of taped and edited.
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Administrations regularly hold off-camera briefings with reporters to provide updates on policies and initiatives.
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These briefings happen to be concentrated in contested states like North Carolina, Ohio and Missouri.
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His appearances at daily press briefings have muddled his administration's official messaging on the outbreak.
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But in these same briefings, Mike DeWine has been clear about the danger facing Americans.
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Andrew Cuomo, during one of his daily briefings on the mushrooming number of coronavirus cases.
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But to be effective, you have to provide information through briefings on a regular basis.
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His committee was receiving daily coronavirus briefings around this time, according to a Reuters story.
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The county clerks regularly meet by phone for briefings on cybersecurity issues like password management.
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"It's hilarious — and we could all use a laugh," writes Andrea Kannapell, the briefings editor.
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Despite often being the only woman in briefings, she quickly gained notice for her accuracy.
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Melina Delkic, one of our briefings writers, chatted with Jason on Tuesday to learn more.
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But the military situation report contests both the anonymous American briefings and the Turkish account.
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The White House has come under criticism this week for holding off-camera press briefings.
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No word on whether it's possible to set those flash news briefings to perpetual disappointment.
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Trump and first lady Melania Trump are scheduled to attend briefings and meet with Gov.
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The presidency can be sobering: the nuclear codes, the intelligence briefings, the weight of history.
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But the military situation report contests both the anonymous American briefings and the Turkish account.
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Leaders on the House Energy and Commerce Committee have already requested briefings from wireless carriers.
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Since just February, the Defense Department has scheduled 10 interviews and two briefings, he claimed.
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When Spicer returned last week, he conducted several briefings, or gaggles, with reporters off-camera.
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In times of military conflict and international crisis, these briefings take on even more importance.
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Lawmakers, however, said there was no mention of embassy targeting in their briefings this week.
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"Did you know there was an Airbnb for campers?" writes Andrea Kannapell, the briefings editor.
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Briefings during the Obama administration followed a similar pattern, with viewership fluctuating depending on events.
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More staunchly conservative publications have attended the White House press briefings since Trump took office.
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She is due to conduct further briefings with lawmakers over the next month or so.
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On-camera briefings are particularly less frequent, with the last one occurring on June 27.
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"There's no strategy," Trump said last week in one of his White House driveway briefings.
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Cernovich and Posobiec are reporter-activists who occasionally attend press briefings at the White House.
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He called on the DIA to release the unredacted letter and details of the briefings.
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His accounts generally correlated with interrogation records and briefings from other captured Islamic State recruits.
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Participants in the exercise receive briefings on evacuation procedures and "limited rehearsals," it said. Gen.
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He is said to dislike long, complicated briefings and to find reading policy papers onerous.
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Their weekly "hot spots" briefings, involving intelligence issues around the globe, have remained largely collaborative.
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The local press has been excluded from the terse briefings of the Ministry of Transport.
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On the other hand, Trump has a known aversion to dense briefings and lengthy preparations.
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Ryan cites his own experience receiving classified intelligence briefings as his party's vice presidential nominee in 2012 in his letter, saying he understands Clinton is set to begin getting similar briefings after her party formally nominates her at the Democratic convention later this month.
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" Obama said, however, that both nominees "have been told that these are classified briefings and if they want to be president, they have got to start acting like a president and that means being able to receive these briefings and not spread them around.
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His performance at press briefings prompted increased audiences for the briefings themselves and several scathing and wildly popular Saturday Night Live skits, where he was impersonated by Melissa McCarthy as an aggressive, gum-chewing White House official who would use props to explain himself.
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The Pentagon has not held a regularly scheduled press briefing with a press secretary since last year, a significant departure from previous administrations that held weekly televised briefings by a department press secretary, though there have been on-camera briefings with subject matter experts.
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Here are five things to know about Deripaska: Manafort reportedly offered him personal briefings about the 2628 election Just weeks before Trump accepted the 28503 presidential nomination, Manafort allegedly offered in an email to an intermediary to provide Deripaska with private briefings on the campaign.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden is getting into recording daily news briefings as his next job.
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But they said the briefings' tone was sharply different from some of Trump's recent public statements.
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Adam Schiff of California, the ranking Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee, regularly receives sensitive briefings.
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We are getting the same briefings other Americans are getting who are travelling to South Korea.
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The president elect hasn't waited for briefings from the State Department, which typically helps incoming presidents.
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After his election, he was offered the same briefings that then-President Barack Obama was getting.
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Flynn was reportedly allowed into intelligence briefings during the campaign despite these apparent conflicts of interest.
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That means the President-elect will be availed with similar briefings to those the President receives.
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Many thought Spicer would take the role himself, making fewer and fewer appearances in daily briefings.
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Sean Spicer gives press briefings like someone is going through his browser history while he watches.
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Obama-era briefings were indeed much longer -- they grew in length every year starting in 2012.
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But briefings by press secretaries during George W. Bush's administration averaged only about a half hour.
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Agents at local field offices are receiving briefings and trainings, according to the senior immigration official.
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The threat to cancel White House press briefings in exchange for written, prepared responses is laughable.
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That disdain shines through from combative White House briefings to President Trump's decidedly non-diplomatic tweets.
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The briefings, offered as standard, make clear the potential threats faced by campaigns from foreign spies.
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Chuck Todd: Honestly, you're not going to hear supportive words from me about the daily briefings.
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Currently, President Obama uses daily televised briefings to provide insight into government policy and the administration.
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Spicer added that "no decisions have been made" regarding the continuation of those daily press briefings.
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She'll probably be best remembered for what didn't happen a lot during her tenure: press briefings.
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The timing of the two announcements led to some fairly awkward press briefings in both cases.
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She making big decisions about press briefings, media coverage, and the upcoming Empire 20th anniversary concert.
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Traditionally, the post-convention briefings take place at a time and place that suits the candidate.
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America says it has repeatedly offered Chinese officials technical briefings on the radar's capabilities and limitations.
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The White House has also not held any calls or briefings with reporters to discuss impeachment.
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David Priess notes that George W. Bush often brought foreign leaders into his morning intelligence briefings.
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Bush asked the intelligence community if Putin could sit in on one of his morning briefings.
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Cummings was instrumental in controversial attempts to exclude journalists from certain news outlets from government briefings.
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Short deadlines, demands for briefings and a flood of incoming information meant keeping your head down.
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Tomsheck says he attended briefings about these incidents as part of his job at the agency.
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But in the UK, political journalists are under fire for reporting anonymous briefings by government sources.
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CNN reported that the vice president prepares and relies on briefings before meeting with foreign leaders.
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" Democrats criticized Flood's appearance at the beginning of the briefings, with Schiff calling it "entirely improper.
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The Republican and Democratic vice presidential candidates, Mike Pence and Tim Kaine, will also receive briefings.
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State Department spokesman Elizabeth Trudeau said officials occasionally provide talking points and briefings to ex-presidents.
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Even that line is missing from the official transcripts of the briefings on the ministry's website.
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Prior to 2017, my knowledge of White House press briefings came entirely from The West Wing.
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Also, House Speaker Paul Ryan wanted Clinton blocked from intel briefings, but that didn't work. 5.
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Following a hiatus for reserve duty, Spicer held only six on-camera briefings in six weeks.
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Tibbetts also said he receives general briefings from law enforcement each day as the search continues.
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Sean Spicer (May): Trump said he was considering cancelling the White House Press Secretary's daily briefings.
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In 19633, Republican nominee Thomas Dewey received the first national security briefings for a presidential challenger.
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However, administration officials typically do not conduct such briefings for only one of the two chambers.
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The president also bridled at General McMaster's military-style briefings, viewing him as pedantic and condescending.
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Biden said he hoped Trump would realize the importance of intelligence briefings at the White House.
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That concern has surfaced in recent months in congressional briefings by former FBI Director James Comey.
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In a different era, the White House press briefings were low-key and rarely televised live.
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The DNC's headquarters, blocks from the Capitol, should be bustling with roundtables, briefings, panels, and celebrations.
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Trump floated an idea to solve the problem: canceling pressing briefings in favor of written responses.
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Market watchers pay attention to how top insurers allocate money in their biannual investment strategy briefings.
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He has kept news briefings after the policy review short, often deferring to his deputy governors.
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Trump suggested during the interview it isn't necessary for him to receive the presidential briefings daily.
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It is also dismissive of the press and the genuine problem of not holding televised briefings.
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While the briefings are sometimes painful to watch, and to fact check, I couldn't disagree more.
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Calvo said that he's confident in Guam's defense capabilities based on multiple briefings with the military.
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Being more conversational was a chief motivator for me, too, in writing these weekday morning briefings.
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" When asked why press briefings are now held off camera, Steve Bannon said "Sean got fatter.
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Trump is likely to outline more specific energy positions in briefings and other means, he said.
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The White House has drawn criticism from media organizations over the increasing rarity of press briefings.
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" Mr. Phillips adds that the mayor's day starts "with calls, emails and briefings by 26 a.m.
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He told members of the press he would likely be facilitating briefings in lieu of hearings.
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She said she had learned of Russian involvement not through intelligence briefings, but through other means.
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"It was probably one of the best briefings I've ever had," Graham said of Biegun's briefing.
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But the panel was given detailed briefings and full access to the MACC files, they said.
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Efforts include orientation and training before departure and briefings on arrival by local staff or partners.
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Clearly frustrated, the president on Friday threatened to scrap the daily White House briefings for reporters.
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White used to hold regular televised press briefings, but has not appeared in one since May.
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Take a few minutes to add your favorite flash briefings to your personalized flash briefing list.
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I loved the quick flash news briefings as I sipped my coffee in the living room.
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He is, after all, notoriously impatient with briefings but also a compulsive consumer of mass media.
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Sarah Huckabee Sanders gave several briefings not long ago and she was undercut by Trump, too.
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White House press briefings didn't use to attract much attention from the public during previous administrations.
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With near-daily, headline-worthy press briefings, it's easy to succumb to generalizations about Spicer's incompetence.
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The White House said the president is receiving regular briefings on the progress of the investigation.
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His daily on-camera briefings drew huge audiences on cable television and became must-see television.
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When Pittman gave safety briefings, he often found that passengers were looking down or tuning out.
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I participated in briefings on Capitol Hill on heart health and, last year, I introduced H.Res.
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Manafort reportedly sent an email to Deripaska asking if he wanted private briefings on the campaign.
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As CIA director, Pompeo had daily interactions with Trump when he personally delivered briefings to him.
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Who needs intel briefings when you can talk about being a pop-culture idol all morning?
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"Otherwise it would be garbage in, garbage out," a third person familiar with the briefings said.
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Chief strategist Steve Bannon was going, but now will be with the president in some briefings.
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Wemple wrote in late May that Sanders was cutting the functional part of her briefings shorter.
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Voters said they were comforted watching the recent spate of televised briefings at the White House.
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At the time, Burr and the intelligence committee were reportedly receiving daily briefings regarding the coronavirus.
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Fall foliage is peaking around New York, home to many of your Briefings writers and editors.
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But the moments that have elevated Beshear into the national spotlight have come at his briefings.
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But clarity was not the impression that Lavrov and Tillerson gave reporters during separate briefings afterward.
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"The briefings I have received indicate that Iran is adhering to its JCPOA obligations," he says.
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C.S.S.A. leaders may meet occasionally with consular officials for briefings on employment laws or safety issues.
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Mike Ives of the Briefings team asked our correspondent there, Raphael Minder, what he was seeing.
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Yesterday, the President bragged about the numbers tuning in to White House briefings on the outbreak.
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Intelligence officials have always adapted their briefings to the needs and interests of the current president.
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"For months apparent breakthroughs have happened just in time for Security Council briefings, then progress stalls."
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Victoria Shannon, an editor on the briefings team and onetime business editor, wrote today's Back Story.
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In January, he even directed Ms. Sanders (in a tweet) "not to bother" with briefings anymore.
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He's also grown annoyed in briefings when the discussion becomes overly technical or in the weeds.
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At the time, Burr and the intelligence committee were reportedly receiving daily briefings regarding the coronavirus.
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The White House argues that reporters take advantage of the briefings to showboat for the cameras.
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The notion of reducing television coverage of the briefings is not unique to the current administration.
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She spoke to Andrea Kannapell, the Briefings editor, about what the next month will be like.
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The law requires monthly briefings for national security committees in both chambers on threats to embassies.
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Many are now calling for the White House to take the briefings off-camera once again.
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At the White House, Smith has been a constant presence on conference calls, briefings with journalists.
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Officials told the newspaper that State will not hold video briefings for at least two weeks.
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Mr. Cuomo instead met legislators in a series of closed-door briefings at the governor's mansion.
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Reports emerged late last month that Trump had been turning down intelligence briefings after his election.
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President Trump noted in a statement Friday that Spicer's briefings were widely watched cable television events.
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"There are many audio briefings that many press secretaries in the past have given," she said.
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Mr. Trump's predecessors overcame even the most awkward relationships for regular briefings with their field commanders.
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Democrats in Congress and a few Republicans have criticized classified briefings about the strike as insufficient.
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But it is highly valued at F.B.I. headquarters, and in a city where briefings become policy.
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The official spoke on the condition of anonymity to more frankly discuss the closed-door briefings.
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Pelosi defended the need for members of Congress to receive regular intelligence briefings from the administration.
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The closed-door briefings come as Congress is in the middle of a two-week recess.
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Scrutiny over the lack of briefings has heightened in recent weeks amid escalating tensions with Iran.
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"But we will have appropriate briefings next week," he was cited in a statement as saying.
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But he did say a Trump White House might move away from having daily press briefings.
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There have also been closed-door briefings on the subject of impeachment during routine caucus meetings.
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AND I'VE RECEIVED CLASSIFIED BRIEFINGS ON THAT AND THATS WHAT I'M FOCUSED ON FOR THE MOMENT.
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"I would refuse" to provide briefings to Trump, one senior intelligence official told The Washington Post.
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The Briefings editor Andrea Kannapell selects the mix of stories and often features an uplifting piece.
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But his accessibility is increasing at the same time the White House press briefings are decreasing.
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This is a new low for briefings, which were an almost-daily occurrence in past administrations.
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We are getting the same briefings other Americans are getting who are traveling to South Korea.
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In a statement, Walden mentioned that he had been receiving briefings from Equifax on the breach.
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As late as Monday, Mr. Flynn was in security briefings and had access to the president.
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Because there are basically zero press briefings now, I think we've had two since Labor Day.
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The phrase got more notice when McAdoo's players began parroting it in daily briefings with reporters.
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Reporters have been told the White House wanted to see more briefings by senior uniformed officers.
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Palladino has been conducting briefings and issuing statements and readouts since December, when Nauert was nominated.
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According to the Post, Trump has complained that McMaster's briefings were too lengthy and seemed irrelevant.
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Reporters also reviewed hundreds of pages of internal company documents, court filings and corporate intelligence briefings.
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I actually think the briefings are probably normal, with the exception of something you already suggested.
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When it came time for the meeting, however, Nunes' committee staff insisted it was supposed to be for Republicans only -- leading Justice officials to provide two separate (though substantively identical) briefings, first to Nunes and then to Schiff, according to a source with knowledge of the briefings.
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White House press secretary Stephanie GrishamStephanie GrishamPlayboy White House correspondent says he'll sue over suspended credentials Grisham: We'll 'talk about' bringing press briefings back Scaramucci breaks up with Trump in now-familiar pattern MORE said Wednesday that she would consider bringing back White House press briefings.
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A hard pass allows journalists regular and unescorted access to the White House and White House briefings.
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According to Trump's transition team, he has attended some four briefings from intelligence agencies since the election.
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Today I read my briefings on an iPad and explore national parks through a virtual-reality headset.
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Sanders led press briefings at the Brady room podium at least 11 times last January, for instance.
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Waiting for the landing teams at the agencies are pre-readied briefings, ordered by Obama months ago.
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Officials say the spy agencies' intend to follow past practice and give identical briefings to both nominees.
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"I think we have to look at everything," Spicer told Fox News when asked about the briefings.
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Trump's reluctance to take the briefings has prompted criticism from Democrats about his knowledge of key issues.
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Symbolically, televised briefings show that the White House is open for business and willing to answer questions.
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During his pre-election intelligence briefings, Trump requested supplemental information about North Korea from US intelligence officials.
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It began sweeping across desktops and phones as morning briefings let out and others were getting started.
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He's undergone mock briefings, extensive research, and long hours watching his predecessor holding the near-daily ritual.
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Diplomats have reached out to domestic and foreign media with detailed briefings and handouts on the dispute.
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They were very small briefings, not a lot of information but we were happy it was progress.
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You can ask it to control smart home devices and check the day's weather and news briefings.
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While these members do not work in a SCIF every day, most have attended classified briefings before.
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But it will next week launch its first premium feature focused on scheduling posts in Flash Briefings.
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ABC's Jonathan Karl has a knack for getting on Sean Spicer's nerves during the daily press briefings.
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The briefings are sent to court employees every weekday and include links to various immigration news items.
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Officials from the National Security Council regularly work in the White House for briefings and other meetings.
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I think it's a discussion about whether or not we should be airing the press briefings live.
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She now holds occasional briefings, presumably on days when the White House feels it will be advantageous.
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Washington (CNN)President-elect Donald Trump will receive two different sets of intelligence briefings, CNN has learned.
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Trump will also receive briefings on the so-called crown jewels of intelligence, one official told CNN.
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DRISCOLL: And then they walked out prior to the classified portion of the briefings is my understanding.
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In fact, many had been discussed during the White House press briefings covered by all major networks.
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Soon, the presidential candidates will begin receiving classified briefings from the CIA, one of Hayden's former agencies.
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There will be myriad breakout sessions on various topics and news media briefings with congressional Republican leaders.
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Both Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton have had their ability to receive the briefings called into question.
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The three known Trump allies requested staff-level briefings on the matter no later than Aug. 15.
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The administration has taken away press passes from journalists and barred certain reporters from events and briefings.
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Sean Spicer Spicer's daily press briefings have become appointment viewing for Democrats and Republicans alike in Washington.
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The briefings the candidates receive will consist of a pared-down version of the President's Daily Brief.
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CNN said it confirmed the briefings with a U.S. official familiar with the president-elect's next steps.
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CNN added the briefings concern matters such as the National Security Agency's (NSA) signals intelligence collection methods.
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The large coalition has engaged in almost 200 meetings, Hill briefings and close to a dozen letters.
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Flynn was receiving classified briefings during the presidential campaign while his consulting firm, Flynn Intel Group, Inc.
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In his first 18 months, Trump held fewer briefings than each of the five presidents before him.
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The 42-day gap in official briefings marks the longest such lapse of President Donald Trump's administration.
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And most alarmingly, as he skips out on his daily intelligence briefings, neither does the president-elect.
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It's no secret that Trump himself watches the briefings and has been to offer up his critiques.
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They say they're ready to respond to reporter questions over email or through background briefings with officials.
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Presidents spend a large portion of their time in briefings and each president gets their information differently.
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President Trump dangled the possibility of canceling the daily briefings and coming out once every two weeks.
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They've all confronted the dangers of determined hacking, taken their briefings and signed-off on needed protections.
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Earlier this month, Trump suggesting he might cancel "all future 'press briefings'" in the name of accuracy.
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As journalist Philip Gourevitch notes, Trump will likely begin receiving national intelligence briefings in the coming weeks.
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Trump was also reportedly informed weeks ago that Russia was behind the attacks in classified intelligence briefings.
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The briefings come as President Donald Trump's administration is pushing Congress to reauthorize the program without changes.
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Mr. Leiter said the post-convention briefings lay out a significant amount of important and sensitive information.
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Mr. Comey said he had been receiving regular briefings on the status of the investigation into Mrs.
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"A reporter shared raw memories of his own early, tough calls," writes Andrea Kannapell, the briefings editor.
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Meanwhile, House Intelligence Committee ranking Democrat Adam Schiff, who attended both briefings, was blunt about the meetings.
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" Stirewalt also suggested an end to televised White House press briefings, calling them "counterproductive" and "showboat theater.
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If there was something nefarious going on, you don't think it would have leaked after those briefings?
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Apple, Google, IBM and Amazon have all submitted briefings to the court contesting the end of DACA.
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Flood and White House chief of staff John Kelly attended the start of the briefings before leaving.
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"We have had a lot of briefings lately and they've all been very fruitful," Van Valkenburgh said.
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The briefings often feature colorful confrontations between Spicer and reporters over accusations that Spicer is misleading them.
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There have been times during the Trump administration where briefings by the press secretaries have been frequent.
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When it comes to what's acceptable behavior by reporters attending White House briefings, the rules are unclear.
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But they will surely be cited in legal briefings nonetheless, potentially undermining the government's moral high ground.
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Once held daily, White House press briefings during the Trump administration have been few and far between.
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Since 6900, I have held eight Congressional briefings on asbestos and will hold my ninth this week.
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Sanders has often sparred with the network's chief White House correspondent, Jim Acosta, at daily press briefings.
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The White House has come under fire from media organizations for the lack of regular press briefings.
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Four months later, however, despite numerous hearings and briefings, no such legislation has reached President Obama's desk.
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"Right now Freshman members of Congress are at a 'Bipartisan' orientation w/ briefings on issues," she tweeted.
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That year, Mr. Cheney received a series of briefings at U.S. Strategic Command, which oversees nuclear weapons.
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The Morning, Evening and Weekend Briefings will continue to be published in the NYTimes app, at nytimes.
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Trump himself has had multiple briefings on the nuclear launch cycle and more conventional, non-nuclear alternatives.
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Shortly after the November election, the president-elect will receive a more detailed set of intelligence briefings.
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Failing to conduct regular press briefings is an abomination, and there should be more outrage about this.
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Officials began using PowerPoints, then shifted to distilling their briefings into three key points, the author said.
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These briefings earned him the trust of the president, crucial to the success of any cabinet member.
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There were only three briefings over the course of the month, and they lasted 58 minutes altogether.
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Trump has previously claimed in a Fox interview that he does not find daily security briefings necessary.
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The briefings, the officials told NBC, are used to alert candidates and their teams about such threats.
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Presidents-elect typically receive standard briefings from the State Department before communicating with other heads of state.
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What we're watching: To date, the Senate Intel Committee has only held closed briefings on the subject.
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As president, Trump can ask for briefings on some of the nation's biggest mysteries and top secrets.
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While the government in the past refused to share intelligence with families, they now get regular briefings.
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Although he is frequently in the spotlight, Mr. Tsipras is among those who give the fewest briefings.
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The on-camera appearance comes amid complaints from media outlets following a series of off-camera briefings.
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FBI is absent from classified threat briefings and we need them there to do our job. pic.twitter.
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" Trump tweeted, suggesting written responses be handed out instead of holding briefings "for the sake of accuracy.
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Melina Delkic, on the Briefings team, caught up with Donald G. McNeil Jr., our infectious-diseases reporter.
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The poll found nearly 34% said they had watched the briefings but did not find them helpful.
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Daily press briefings with the British prime minister's spokesperson in Downing Street became conference calls starting Monday.
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But daily briefings, lately anchored by the president, have returned in recent days amid the coronavirus outbreak.
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Robin Quivers, Stern's co-host, criticized Trump's coronavirus response and daily briefings from the administration's task force.
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"If networks don't take him live, I can't see those briefings being terribly effective," one ally said.
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So it appears the justices plan to continue to work and to receive briefings on pending cases.
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During the 2016 presidential campaign, Mr. Manafort offered to give Mr. Deripaska private briefings on the campaign.
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Andrew Cuomo, for one, has used his televised briefings to offer accurate information and authentic human concern.
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Victoria Shannon, an editor on the briefings team and one-time business editor, wrote today's Back Story.
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Have Tony Fauci and Debbie Birx do the briefings every day, and let them run the show.
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She mentions her grandchildren in briefings; nearly 100 people enjoy the Christmas party and its homemade feast.
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A lot of people (including me) rely on his daily briefings almost as a dose of therapy.
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Engel released a letter last week expressing frustration with the administration's failure to arrange briefings by Khalilzad.
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Officers receive training and briefings to ensure that they communicate, and are respectful, when screening an individual.
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The editor overseeing the briefings, Andrea Kannapell, describes us as being on the "front line" of news.
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BTW ... Trump, who M.C.'s these briefings in the most self-congratulatory way possible, isn't the draw.
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Briefings to North Korea's ruling Workers' Party after China party congresses — held every five years — are routine.
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She continues to receive briefings from the Federal Emergency Management Agency on hurricane relief, Ms. Grisham said.
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"I'm just catching up with its 2019-in-review episode," says Chris Stanford, on the Briefings team.
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"Why the PG&E Blackouts Spared California's Big Tech HQs," writes Adam Pasick, on the Briefings team.
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Democrats and a few Republicans in Congress have said they have not been given adequate, detailed briefings.
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War on truth The intelligence community regularly provides classified briefings to the President -- if he'll allow it.
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The briefings are the preamble to the substance of the Senate trial that will begin on Tuesday.
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He leads the foundation's human rights and policy advocacy efforts and has spoken extensively at Congressional briefings.
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"These briefings include a range of thoughts and opinions," Biden said during one episode, according to CNN.
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"I'm just catching up with its 2019-in-review episode," says Chris Stanford of the Briefings team.
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Top lawmakers, including Pelosi, were not told about the plan beforehand; congressional staff briefings started on Friday.
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Grisham may have a point about the press briefings being shows rather than legitimate information seeking sessions.
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Mr. Lee's remarks were lauded by Democrats, who have criticized the administration's briefings and notifications to Congress.
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These include watching video flash briefings, monitoring camera feeds, or controlling smart home devices using your voice.
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Drive-by notification or after the fact lame briefings like the one we just received are inadequate.
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The briefings took place before the election and after Steele had first reached out to the FBI.
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Live televised briefings make the daily encounter a "show" in which reporters are expected to play roles.
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But this was the first time he had repeated the proposal since he began receiving intelligence briefings.
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His daily press briefings, often featuring tense exchanges with reporters, were frequently carried live on multiple networks.
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Separate briefings for the German press and Opel unions are expected to be held the same day.
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But this year, both candidates have faced calls from the other party to be denied the briefings.
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Mr. Grassley said he had relied more on staff briefings and secondary sources about Judge Gorsuch's record.
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Sanders has all but stopped holding briefings: There has only been one briefing so far in October.
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Christmas has officially begun for avid gamers after the first E3 briefings took place over the weekend.
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FCC officials said that Pai also received intelligence briefings on the matter, helped prompt his new proposal.
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Gordon also outlined Trump's similarities with other presidents, starting with the fact that he gets intelligence briefings.
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The White House briefings were no longer carried live on cable networks as a matter of course.
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But these so-called gaggles are typically interspersed among more formal briefings carried live on cable news.
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White House deputy press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders has conducted many of the briefings in Spicer's absence.
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The White House also has substantially curtailed the number of briefings by press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders.
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Democrats backed up the officials, panning the hearing and insisting that closed briefings would be more productive.
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And earlier this spring, the Virginia Democrat had briefings from Google, a spokeswoman for the senator confirmed.
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Today's proceedings illustrate another sense in which press briefings of late have become matters of pure spectacle.
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The lack of briefings over the last two months has not only irritated Washington journalists seeking clarity on the new administration's foreign policy positions, but also US diplomats and foreign officials who see the briefings as a key source of guidance on the administration's stances, messaging and priorities.
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Fauci currently serves as a member of the White House coronavirus task force headed by Vice President Pence and has appeared at several White House press briefings, while Cuomo has made efforts to give daily briefings on the spread of the virus in New York in recent days.
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American officials have been treating technology bosses to classified briefings on the dangers of doing business in China.
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Yes, but... it's not too much to expect regular briefings AND reliable answers from a taxpayer-funded spokesperson.
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The Pentagon has yet to resume regularly scheduled on-camera press briefings since the Trump administration took office.
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And the oral briefings he does get are cut short and tailored so as to not upset Trump.
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The foreign officials' beliefs of Kushner's vulnerabilities were items raised in McMaster's daily intelligence briefings, the report said.
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Making things even more challenging, the chairman will hold media briefings after every rate-setting meeting next year.
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Briefings also included senior department heads and staffs, as well as "beachhead" teams from the administration in agencies.
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Briefings lasted an average of only 32 minutes during the eight years of the George W. Bush presidency.
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Risch has held two classified briefings in the past two weeks for the panel to discuss Saudi Arabia.
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And while DC reporters may not miss his fact-bending bombast at press briefings, the internet sure will.
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Instead, the Twitter wars have continued, and he has boasted about refusing to attend his national security briefings.
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In his briefings, Earnest has resumed tying Trump to Russia, a staple of Obama's own campaign stump speech.
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Conway said it was "not fair" that people questioned Trump's view on intelligence briefings on alleged Russian hacking.
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PAUL RYAN, SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES: Normally I don&apost like to comment on classified briefings.
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Trump's 100 days: Spicer says there will be briefings this week to lay out the "unbelievable" progress made.
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There are already plans to give Spencer highly classified briefings and secure communications to carry out the job.
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Those pre-election briefings contained some classified information, but not anything about covert operations or intelligence-collection methods.
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People talk a lot about the lack of briefings in the White House briefing room, which is true.
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On Friday, Nielsen met with CBP officials in El Paso, Texas, to receive briefings on the health screenings.
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At least one of them was likely to do press pre-briefings in Barcelona ahead of the event.
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She has spent the day catching up on reading briefings, making calls, and she watched President Obama's speech
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Over time, Sanders retreated from the lectern, frustrating reporters by ending the long tradition of daily press briefings.
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But fully detailed briefings with the highest level of classified information will not happen until after Election Day.
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Details: The company held briefings for House and Senate staff members at the end of September, it said.
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But they should demand proper briefings and opportunities for scrutiny going beyond the pantomime of regular ministerial questions.
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The briefings included select security-cleared political staff and discussions around unclassified and classified material, the agency said.
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She added that along with local governments, the ministry holds outbreak-related briefings for foreign embassies and consulates.
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Jerry Nadler, who chairs the House Judiciary Committee, tweeted Wednesday that he was "deeply troubled" by the briefings.
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The briefings came as Trump tries to put the best face on his first 100 days in office.
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Like the Spot, you can see flash news briefings and schedules, monitor security cameras, and enjoy video calling.
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"Typically, I will say, with intelligence briefings they really attempt not to give you a direction," Corker said.
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At Wednesday night's forum, Trump said he had "great respect for the people" who delivered his intel briefings.
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We already know that Trump watches hours of cable news every morning and doesn't read daily intelligence briefings.
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Revelations about targeting the Clinton campaign come as both nominees are set to begin receiving national security briefings.
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This week, congressional leaders and staff returned from vacation and received briefings on the sprawling US hacking investigation.
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Kumar also sought to minimize concerns over briefings, and the ability of Clinton and Trump to receive them.
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There's also a behind-the-scenes aspect, which involves doing different research projects and attending briefings and hearings.
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Presidents and presidents-elect receive classified briefings with information not available to mere candidates or the general public.
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He was measured and unfazed Tuesday during one of his most highly anticipated briefings yet following Flynn's resignation.
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And none of them -- none of them said that they are regularly going back to get security briefings.
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So no more cameras, no more televised press briefings and no more cameras and reporters at Trump rallies.
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Trump has been reluctant to get intelligence briefings, but eager to keep humiliating old foes like Mitt Romney.
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When life gives you off-camera White House press briefings, make your Supreme Court sketch artist draw them.
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"We never commented on Speaker Ryan's intelligence briefings, and that remains the rule," Ryan spokesman Kevin Seifert said.
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Vanke chairman Wang Shi, who has skipped the briefings in the past few years, was also not present.
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According to multiple sources briefed on the issue, Page's Russian dealings have been the topic of congressional briefings.
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Reporters were routinely allowed to use mobile phones and laptops during Roosevelt Room briefings with Obama administration officials.
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CNN could not confirm if the two-page document was verbally discussed by intelligence chiefs during the briefings.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan has even called for Clinton to be denied national security briefings during the campaign.
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One month later, he reportedly sent an email to a Russian billionaire offering private briefings on the campaign.
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In addition, the president-elect requested that Kushner be allowed to sit in on his Presidential Daily Briefings.
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Officials previewed changes to come in the communications shop, including having more top officials make appearances at briefings.
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McConnell, like Reid, was among the handful of members of Congress receive regular briefings on highly classified intelligence.
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Orrin Hatch (R-Utah) — managed (and partly controlled) the information flow to President Trump, including clippings and briefings.
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Not all those enlisted take the briefings on board, as the recent events in Okinawa have made clear.
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"If he needs private briefings we can accommodate," Manafort reportedly wrote in an email sent July 2628, 28503.
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Trump himself was expected to participate in some briefings on the upcoming meeting at Camp David this weekend.
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In several of them, you can see a video camera that normally records briefings, but it was off.
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The reports were based on background briefings by the police and prosecutors and could not be independently verified.
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"To be honest, the briefings have become a lot of theatre," Grisham said in September on Fox News.
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We were giving them briefings every two hours, or at least that was our plan when we could.
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Trump has faced criticism after reports that he has turned down some briefings and has received them infrequently.
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The FCA conceded Tinney had put in place briefings and a workshop to address criticisms in the report.
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Trump's public skepticism came despite reports that he'd received personal intelligence briefings on Russia's role by U.S. officials.
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Tensions at White House press briefings have frequently boiled over with explosive exchanges between reporters and administration officials.
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Scaramucci's influence extended beyond personnel matters — he turned the cameras back on for the White House press briefings.
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You will participate in client briefings, so you will therefore have excellent analytical, oral, and written presentation skills.
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Both had contentious relationships with the media, with traditional daily press briefings largely dropping off in recent months.
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Bernhardt's office said the secretary first wanted to have one-on-one briefings with lawmakers on the committee.
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For a White House that has held increasingly rare briefings, the short notice was unusual yet not surprising.
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A western diplomat said the briefings were meant to show he also had China's domestic interests at heart.
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Some say the security briefings he is now entitled to should be curtailed, while he counters that Mrs.
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Members of Congress frequently leave these private briefings ashen-faced, shaken by the extent of our military's degradation.
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Lawmakers have been demanding immediate briefings on the intelligence behind those moves and the Trump administration's further plans.
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His public schedule just said he was spending the day holding meetings and briefings at the State Department.
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His report was released without any advance briefings for Clinton's lawyers, and it left no sordid detail out.
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Sanders held eight briefings in the month of May, followed by five in June and three in July.
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It's important to recognize that Trump is not like a typical politician when it comes to press briefings.
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The two used code words, but investigators believe Manafort was offering to provide "private briefings" to Oleg Deripaska.
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As they begin receiving briefings, they will soon find themselves overwhelmed with complexity and mired in technological minutiae.
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Press briefings and news reports are filled with questions and innuendoes about Russian hacking and cyber-security breaches.
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She enters briefings rapidly, steps purposefully onto a dais, and settles into a modern, high-backed office chair.
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It's left him straining to remain relevant amid Trump's daily briefings — carried live on cable television each afternoon.
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In contrast, Trump has commanded live national television coverage for his daily press briefings from the White House.
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The next day, he issued recommendations on social distancing in the first of what have become daily briefings.
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As is President Donald Trump, although his daily coronavirus task force briefings have begun to resemble campaign events.
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Later briefings with intelligence agencies added to Mr. Pai's determination to propose the rule, senior F.C.C. officials said.
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For comparison, President Obama attended about half of his daily briefings and read the rest during his presidency.
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Mr. Bolton then provides briefings on issues for the president, allowing him to control the flow of information.
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Pelosi argued that briefings should be declassified so lawmakers are able to talk about the findings in public.
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Everything about Cuomo's briefings, right down to the concise slides flashed to accompany his words, reeks of competence.
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During the 2016 presidential race, he offered to provide Mr. Deripaska with private briefings on Mr. Trump's campaign.
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Andrew Cuomo, who has been holding daily briefings that are broadcast on most news and cable news networks.
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In his order on Tuesday, Judge Hillman ordered the plaintiffs and FEMA to submit further briefings in writing.
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Reporters often request such briefings to be on the record, which would allow the official to be named.
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Typically, aides prepare policy briefings for presidents that several agencies sign off on in a highly controlled process.
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Several journalists from other outlets, who say they had previously been invited to such briefings, also showed up.
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The daily White House briefings have always been used to put the president's decisions in the best light.
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But the briefings, even while used as a platform for an astonishing level of dishonesty, still hold value.
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With the briefings, the governor was trying to show lawmakers some deference after several weeks of public tensions.
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A White House official said Trump hadn't shown anger toward Spicer, even though he had after previous briefings.
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The high-profile and often combative briefings inspired McCarthy's portrayal of Spicer in the show's most recent season.
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Earlier this month, President Trump suggested he might cancel "all future 'press briefings '" in the name of accuracy.
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Mark Milley gave closed-door briefings in both houses of Congress to answer legislators&apos questions about Iran.
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""Drive-by notification or after-the-fact lame briefings like the one we just received aren&apost adequate.
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Their ire was only raised on Wednesday by a pair of briefings with Mr. Trump's national security team.
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Mike Ives, on the briefings team, wrote the Back Story we used today for last year's winter solstice.
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But senior Democratic lawmakers said they were not given their customary briefings ahead of such significant military actions.
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"In times of military conflict and international crisis, these briefings take on even more importance," the letter states.
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Of course, there's nothing in the Constitution that says the White House has to hold daily press briefings.
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By Friday there were rumblings President Trump could replace Mr. Spicer or end White House press briefings altogether.
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Career intelligence officials conduct the briefings, Clapper explained at an event last month, and he does not attend.
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You can occasionally glean as much from the briefings the department doesn't hold as from those it does.
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Eventually, Spicer's stumbles become so problematic that Trump curtailed the number of televised briefings and also replaced him.
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Speaking to the Women's Foreign Policy Group, Gordon said Trump had two frequent responses during briefings, CNN reported.
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February 73, 2017 - The State Department announces that it will resume holding regular press briefings on March 6.
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They gather their advisers around them and they debate alternatives — with briefing papers, intelligence briefings and implementation strategies.
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