There's a huge press corps covering Hollywood, there's a huge press corps covering Washington.
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The D.C. press corps today is the least professional press corps in my lifetime.
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She noted that while Wolf reflects on the press corps, she does not speak for the press corps.
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" On the White House press corps: "I've never seen a group of individuals who protect themselves like the press corps does.
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" She acknowledged that "the comedian reflects on the press corps, but I don't think that the comedian speaks for the press corps.
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"I think the comedian reflects on the press corps but I don't think the comedian speaks for the press corps," she said.
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LOS ANGELES — The entire Hollywood press corps turned up.
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I think especially the White House press corps, which is just one division of the Washington press corps, but the White House press corps is almost engaged in a kind of magical thinking, where if we can just preserve the forms and conventions and rituals of the job, then the job will remain the same.
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The press corps at times seemed invested in misunderstanding her.
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Clinton's press corps sits on the back of the aircraft.
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He opens the White House press corps to blatant propagandists.
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But the press corps was ready for something to happen.
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And Hillary Clinton's press corps is now riding in style.
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And she joked about the rivalry with the press corps.
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McCain courted the press corps assiduously while Trump disdains it.
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What's the public opinion of the White House press corps?
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It immediately stirred concerns within the White House press corps.
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A new video from The Daily Show features real footage of White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer fielding questions from the press corps — but in this case the press corps is a bunch of kindergarteners.
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Anyone remember another nominee doing foreign trip w no press corps?
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You should not be going to Moscow without the press corps.
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Typical fare from a press corps considered hostile to the administration.
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"He was very well respected among the press corps," she said.
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He has made the White House press corps a growth industry.
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This occasion brings out the worst in the Washington press corps.
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The Washington press corps is illustrative of the industry more broadly.
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Hillary Clinton flies with the traveling press corps for the first time Earlier Monday, Clinton took steps to seemingly answer more press questions, by including her traveling press corps on the same plane on which she flies.
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The courageous Walter Cronkite stands out from a mostly tame press corps.
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But at least the political press corps took notice, and said something.
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I was there as a member of the White House press corps.
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Only 7 percent of the White House Press Corps identifies as Republican.
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It was the Ferraro press corps, and I was part of it.
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Tension between the presidency and the press corps covering it was high.
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Reporting by Inter-Korean Summit Press Corps, Christine Kim and Josh Smith.
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Sean Spicer had another rocky week with the White House press corps.
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What is the public missing out on without a press corps there?
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His death came as a shock to the entire foreign press corps.
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The royal press corps, from major British outlets, had their own enclosure.
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DW: What's something the political press corps got wrong about the race?
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Not long after the London visit, Eldakhakhny left the Presidential press corps.
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Unfortunately for the press corps, both sides have less-than-perfect aim.
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It's an argument for having an all-female White House press corps.
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The press secretary sometimes has to explain the proclivities of a rambunctious press corps to colleagues, and defend those who talk anonymously to the press, then explain to a skeptical press corps why things are the way they are.
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It was not related to a briefing for the White House press corps.
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Sarah Huckabee Sanders complains about the press corps, but she talks to them.
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Pence was traveling with aides, Secret Service personnel and a traveling press corps.
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Spicer and the White House press corps braved the snow for today's briefing.
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But vocal members of the press corps are revolting and demanding more transparency.
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As a former journalist in the Washington press corps, I experienced this qualitatively.
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The press corps noted that Trump has said he does not drink alcohol.
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I wouldn't be surprised that [if] there is no White House press corps.
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Reporting by Christine Kim, Inter-Korean Summit Press Corps; Editing by Lincoln Feast.
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Sean Spicer held his testiest briefing yet with the White House press corps.
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Trump allies claimed that the jokes proved the press corps' hatred of Trump.
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But it's PR malpractice to cut off access to the broader press corps.
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The Pakistani press corps works with a strange mixture of privilege and constraint.
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Members of the Egyptian Presidential press corps were waiting for the evening's briefing.
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The Trump press corps has grappled with issues of credibility in the past.
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Scaramucci ends his first press conference with a kiss to the press corps.
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She responds to the press corps firmly but with a genuine southern charm.
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But first he entered his passcode in full view of the entire press corps.
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Outgoing White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest tweeted his thanks to the press corps.
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"The DC press corps is a really powerful constituency within our industry," Stanton said.
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"I do believe you'll see greater enforcement of it," Spicer told the press corps.
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Sanders cited the WH Press Corps' research skills and solid coverage of the disaster.
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"I've said this since the beginning," Spicer told the press corps on June 19.
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In the annual event, members of Congress and the Washington press corps face off.
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Afterward, Trump allies claimed that the jokes proved the press corps' hatred of Trump.
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Reporting by Christine Kim, Joint Press Corps; Editing by Greg Stutchbury and Clarence Fernandez
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At war with the media: Tensions ran high between Spicer and the press corps.
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The effort comes amid a contentious relationship between President Trump and the press corps.
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This year's press corps includes children in 22 states and the District of Columbia.
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Over the course of those years, our press corps made many trips to Pakistan.
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"All White House press corps are invited to bring their children to the event."
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The president is expected to take questions from the press corps at 21625 p.m.
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In the end, Donald Trump unleashed Donald Trump on the White House press corps.
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This has, by and large, been a golden age for the American press corps.
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Spicer told the Times he regretted that confrontation with the White House press corps.
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The Capitol press corps in Albany does not actually see him all that often.
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His first White House briefing ended with an air kiss to the press corps.
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Veterans of the State Department press corps were critical of the department's apparent action.
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Nixon's antipathy for most of the national press corps had been visceral and calculated.
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You want to play with the Washington press corps and this is your reaction?
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"He will not get that consideration from the press corps again," Mr. Fleischer said.
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The White House press corps is a team together and they stand up for the First Amendment, they stand up for their ability to gain access and not be isolated or thrown out of the press corps based on partisan or ideological differences.
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Blumenthal gained a reputation as the most pro-Clinton member of the Washington press corps.
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The announcement was expected by most of the press corps reporting on the intelligence community.
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Whoever it was then danced, flapped their wings, and "mooned" the press corps assembled outside.
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You saw that with the whole White House press corps debacle at the correspondents' dinner.
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But at the Capitol, King is no longer running from the press corps in shame.
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The White House Correspondents' Association is the organization that represents the White House press corps.
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She’s mean, disrespectful and insulting to the press corps for doing their jobs.
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And so there's a new appreciation for Romney among a previously skeptical political press corps.
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Reporting by Hyonhee Shin, Joyce Lee and the Joint Press Corps; Editing by Darren Schuettler
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They denounce a press corps they see as biased and controversies they view as manufactured.
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As president, there are times when fielding questions from the press corps is practically unavoidable.
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On Monday, Spicer had his first official press briefing with the White House press corps.
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On Saturday, a woman in the congregation approached the press corps in a different spirit.
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He sounded subdued and looked tired, almost as bleary-eyed as his traveling press corps.
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Trump evidently is not confident enough to take questions from the press corps right now.
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"At that point, we will update the press corps on our posture," the spokesperson said.
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I think it's Jay Rosen who says replace the White House Press Corps with interns.
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Mr. Renzi was good-natured about the distractions of his host and the press corps.
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But Washington, with a lively opposition party and active press corps, is a different place.
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Esper also made clear he will try to keep building accessible to the press corps.
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Reporting by Hyonhee Shin, Joyce Lee, Soyoung Kim, Pyongyang Press Corps; Editing by Nick Macfie
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His heated rhetoric is often written off as a joke by the Washington press corps.
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Well, I think with Trump we had to be especially careful as a press corps.
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On Saturday he called on a President Trump to disband the White House press corps.
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The White House press corps has generally agreed to grant Barron Trump the same privacy.
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On Wednesday, the President was asked again by the White House press corps about Shanahan.
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Savannah Guthrie, she has left the White House press corps to host the Today show.
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He quickly posted the scoop to Twitter before the rest of the political press corps.
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Three days afterward, the first Negro press reporter started work in the White House press corps.
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Ahead, go behind the scenes of the press corps covering Hillary Clinton with Vega's photo diary.
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Melania Trump&aposs spokeswoman knocks &aposrabid press corps&apos for speculating about first lady&aposs health.
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Reporting by Inter-Korean Summit Press Corps, Soyoung Kim and Joori Roh; Editing by Gerry Doyle
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"What he said was totally inappropriate and undisciplined," Clinton told the press corps covering her campaign.
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If there's anyone who needs coffee, Tom Hanks believes it's a White House press corps' reporter.
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Indeed, in this last outing before the press corps, the President looked to be enjoying himself.
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Grassley's departure meant it was up to Cornyn to field questions from a ravenous press corps.
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The rest of Trump's traveling press corps continued to fly on a separate plane on Monday.
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Sean Spicer can't even agree with the White House Press Corps about what a wall is.
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Reporting by Haejin Choi and Joint Press Corps; Writing by Christine Kim; Editing by Nick Macfie
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He cannot go on the warpath against the FBI, Congress, and the press corps over leaks.
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Trump boasts about dumping traveling press corps The event on Friday was his coup-de-grace.
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Obama had lunch with Warren and Susie Buffett, an unannounced visit that involved no press corps.
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He says, "The way that we can avoid scrutiny is to let the press corps" decide.
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The White House press corps has taken that to extremes, with several CNN staffers having confrontations.
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Reporting by Hyonhee Shin and Joint Press Corps; Editing by Simon Cameron-Moore and Alison Williams
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Reporting by Inter-Korean Summit Press Corps, Christine Kim and Josh Smith; Editing by Nick Macfie
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All these DC press corps parachuted in, and you're now shoulder to shoulder with them. Yes!
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When Sanders first got into the race, he was written off entirely by the press corps.
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The New Yorker asked if Trump was trolling the press corps through his Spicer-sized mouthpiece.
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Just as nature abhors a vacuum, the press corps is said to abhor a boring campaign.
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The presidential palace press corps hit back on Wednesday urging the government to stop chiding journalists.
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It is a bodyblow for Canada's progressive self-image and the pride of its press corps.
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Hoover's legacy rightfully lingers in the hearts and minds of many in the nation's press corps.
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Maxine Waters, Don Lemon of CNN or the black reporters in the White House press corps.
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Its end-of-year parties, including one for the press corps, were billed as "holiday receptions".
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Trump told the White House press corps on Thursday there wasn't a timeline for NAFTA talks.
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He last took questions from the press corps on Friday, ahead of his visit to Paris.
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When she said journalism, he led her to the back to meet the gathered press corps.
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Members of the White House press corps tweeted about the mock briefing as it took place. .
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He also called an ABC reporter a "sleaze" and called the press corps "dishonest." http://bit.
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This, however, has not pleased the Madame Defarges in the press corps, who adore denouncing Gatlin.
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Varun Anand, an affable young campaign aide assigned to "wrangle" the traveling press corps, looked stricken.
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INGRAHAM: First of all, Joel, he beat the Clintons, the Obama&aposs, the entire press corps.
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ET, during the annual dinner put on by the association representing the White House press corps.
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After negotiations, two members of the White House press corps were allowed to cover the walk.
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Still, Mr. Trump's thumb in the eye to the reveling press corps felt a bit manufactured.
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At the time of the London visit, though, the press corps was showing signs of dissent.
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The press corps was escorted back to the briefing room, where they exchanged shell-shocked smiles.
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Trudeau faced Canada's mostly white parliamentary press corps Wednesday night, where he apologized for his behavior.
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It's not just the press corps who will be hounding lawmakers like McBath in the coming.
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The White House press corps is fighting to keep its work space in the West Wing.
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Reporting by Christine Kim, Josh Smith and Inter-Korean Summit Press Corps; Editing by Lincoln Feast
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HOWARD KURTZ, HOST: On the Buzz Meter this Sunday, ladies and gentlemen, your White House press corps.
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Pelosi is also hosting an event Thursday in the Capitol for children of the congressional press corps.
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The TV light came back up as the press corps shouted a cacophony of questions at Grassley.
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I thought fictional press secretary CJ Cregg's collegial relationship with the White House press corps was typical.
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In the White House, the White House press corps stands up if the president makes an appearance.
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Trump is in many ways a new political phenomenon, and that poses challenges to the press corps.
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"There's supposed to be friction between the White House press corps and the White House," Earnest insisted.
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Like the American president, tech bosses are pursued by a press corps which dissects their every move.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump hasn't taken questions from the White House press corps since May 18.
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Hanks, 60, also dished on the espresso machine he recently gifted to the White House press corps.
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" The president wrapped up his final press conference by wishing the White House press corps "good luck.
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Trump has held only one formal Q&A with the White House press corps since his inauguration.
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Mr. Pence immediately strode to the back of the plane to check on his traveling press corps.
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His supporters have been known to chant "CNN sucks!" and boo the press corps during the event.
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In America, President Trump faces a feisty press corps, damaging investigations into associates and sagging approval ratings.
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Karem, a veteran columnist and editor, is a highly controversial figure within the White House press corps.
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During the 1992 campaign, he discussed whodunits with the press corps while they jetted across the country.
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And Sarah Huckabee Sanders was better at sparring with, but not endearing herself to, the press corps.
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One member of the State Department press corps was invited, only to be un-invited after RSVPing.
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On Tuesday evening, one of the participants shared a transcript of the call with the press corps.
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I returned to the congressional press corps in 2012, this time as a reporter for The Times.
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Most ambassadors are hardly known even to the D.C. press corps, let alone the general American public.
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Though Ms. Sanders sparred with the press corps, journalists often described her as helpful behind the scenes.
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They came back within 20 minutes and she still refused to answer questions from the press corps.
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But Mattis's most lasting legacy will be his years-long stiff arm of the Pentagon press corps.
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You need a set of rules, he told the assembled press corps, some principles, an ethics code.
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So it was like this going to be the first time of this new modern press corps.
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Reporting by Joyce Lee and Hyonhee Shin; Additional reporting by Soyoung Kim, Haejin Choi and Pyongyang Press Corps.
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Definitely. If you take DC, there's the whole Washington press corps that's set up around reporting on power.
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"This is an eager, hungry political press corps," said Susan Del Percio, the New York-based Republican strategist.
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Fox News received support from the White House press corps in 2009 amid friction with the Obama administration.
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Rick Perry is a great guy, but where is the press corps covering things that are happening there?
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In his previous job at the White House, Carney had his share of encounters with the press corps.
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And the press corps doesn't trust Facebook to put an always-on microphone and camera in their home.
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The surprised press corps had been expecting actual White House spokesman Josh Earnest for their usual press briefing.
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"There are some flaky figures on the press corps fringe, but Connie wasn't a flake," Ms. Compton continued.
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As a former White House correspondent, I know that the presidential press corps can be an unruly mob.
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Reports that Trump is distancing himself from Bannon has prompted an almost audible cheer from the press corps.
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Arco: The governor has repeatedly told the New Jersey press corps he's not concerned about the negative polling.
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The truth is, I'm the leader of the White House press corps and I ask the toughest questions.
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After his performance, Scaramucci left the briefing room with a flourish, blowing a kiss to the press corps.
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But Trump appeared eager to advance an argument about White House press corps "decorum," no matter how hypocritical.
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Meanwhile, a liberal press corps prepared for serious face-offs against the most conservative president in modern times.
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Shine also developed a reputation as an enforcer when Trump became angry at members at the press corps.
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It is nothing new for a mayor of New York to view the city's press corps with contempt.
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In April, ISIS suicide bombers targeted the press corps in Kabul, killing nine people in a single attack.
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It's Thursday evening here in Washington, where the press corps is getting ready for the congressional correspondents dinner.
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The poorly concealed glee that the press corps is expressing at the thought of economic calamity is unconscionable.
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But the seasoned correspondents in the Western press corps, I recall, were distinctly unmoved by all this fizz.
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Without a press corps to troll or an adoring crowd to feed off, the man is a shell.
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At least one member of the White House press corps has started to rebel against the Trump administration.
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He also made a point of noting that the press corps traveling with him was looking somewhat ragged.
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As someone who has traveled in the State Department press corps, what's your reaction to Rex Tillerson's decision?
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And I was glad that I wasn't alone when Trump encouraged the crowd to boo the press corps.
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They wonder about who/what is countering his claims with a more honest portrayal of the press corps.
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The president-elect is also under pressure from his supporters to deal aggressively with the national press corps.
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I filled my notepad, quietly marveling at my luck as the rest of the press corps waited outside.
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So in other words, she'll fill in sometimes when Trump does not take questions from the press corps.
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After failing to answer, other members of the press corps continued to volley follow-up questions at Hoekstra.
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They didn't alert the White House staff or the press corps of their travel plans or their destination.
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He has not held a press conference for weeks, and has on several occasions ditched his press corps.
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It would have been really difficult to write this book had I been in the White House press corps.
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Zeman then told the press corps: "I'm sorry to make you look like little idiots, you really don't deserve."
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Another breach in protocol occurred earlier in the day when Trump left his traveling press corps in New York.
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Today, happy days are here again in terms of the relationship between the press secretary and the press corps.
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This isn't the standard in journalism or the standard the same press corps has applied to this White House.
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And I am, as far as I know, the only White House press corps reporter of Puerto Rican descent.
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This is the first time Clinton took questions from her traveling press corps since Ashland, Ohio on July 31.
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Donald Trump frequently holds press conferences and impromptu gaggles (his traveling press corps still travels on a separate plane).
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Trump has had a rocky relationship with the White House press corps, which he frequently accuses of being biased.
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It was a moment that surprised the press corps that regularly follows Bush and hadn't seen the turtle before.
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Go back 40 years and find for me when the White House press corps salivated over a Republican president.
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" Upon entering the arena, Trump's traveling press corps was booed by thousands of people who chanted "tell the truth.
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At least one member of the court's press corps will be allowed to observe that testimony, the judge ruled.
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The White House press corps has grown frustrated by the restrictions the administration has imposed on the press briefings.
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Reporting by Hyonhee Shin and Joint Press Corps; Additional reporting by Josh Smith; Editing by Paul Tait, Robert Birsel
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Trump's unprecedented threat poses a serious challenge to the White House press corps and the association that represents them.
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Despite her complaints about rude reporters, Sanders might not actually be hoping for more decorousness from the press corps.
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Clinton has not met with the press corps for an open-ended question-and-answer session this calendar year.
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We call the interaction between government officials and politicians and the press corps an "adversarial relationship" because it is.
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Late last month, the interests of President Donald Trump aligned neatly with the interests of the Washington press corps.
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It's gonna be nine feet tall, and it's gonna run right between the West Wing and the press corps.
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I'm guessing media reporters and other diligent reservists in the press corps will find a number of such examples.
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But that doesn't mean it will be business as usual for the press corps that covers the next administration.
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Cokie Roberts's admission that "every female in the press corps knew" to avoid being in an elevator with Rep.
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That deference is small potatoes compared with the adoration some in the Vatican press corps show the actual pope.
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Because of the presence of the pool, the information was still shared with the entire White House press corps.
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Students might note how the president treated the White House press corps or his willingness to give news conferences.
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It is not that members of the White House press corps did not want to ask about Mr. Flynn.
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No, what was stunning was seeing a four-star general prostitute himself before the White House press corps. Gen.
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" Upon entering the arena, Trump's traveling press corps was booed by thousands of people who chanted "tell the truth.
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Crowds at the Republican's rallies routinely boo and jeer at mainstream media outlets and the candidate's traveling press corps.
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Similarly, New Media Upside Down observers like Bill Mitchell expect a new power dynamic to emerge in the press corps.
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The White House press secretary is supposed to be the No. 1 liaison between the president and the press corps.
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Sanders is notoriously combative with the press corps, often blatantly lying or just straight up refusing to answer reporters' questions.
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Sanders responded by live tweeting herself baking four pecan pies for the White House press corps potluck earlier this month.
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Not just, and I am not putting that on the press corps, I'm just, the changing nature of the job.
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At Friday's press briefing, Sean Spicer told an absurd lie to the assembled members of the White House press corps.
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Jackson recently gave the president a physical and delivered a glowing assessment of Trump's health to the Washington press corps.
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But based on reactions from the Washington press corps who cover him, Mr. Giuliani, 75, is an accomplished inadvertent caller.
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" Sanders had a heated exchange with the White House press corps on Tuesday over her repeated accusations of "fake news.
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Some newly minted governors have found their first encounters with a hard-nosed political press corps to be a shock.
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The trip was also unusual for not including his traveling press corps and coming against the advice of US diplomats.
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He later had lunch twice with the traveling press corps and spent time on his bus answering questions from reporters.
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I assume there isn't a single serious journalist in the WH press corps who would abide by these absurd 'rules.
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Usually, sometime during the day a team's press corps gets on the phone with a player from that week's opponent.
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There is no credible threat to members of the press corps today because of anything Trump has said or done.
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The American press corps was barred, though a photographer from the Russian state news agency was permitted to take pictures.
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The Brady Press Briefing Room and workspace used by the White House press corps won't be affected by the construction.
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He repeated it with a dramatic reading from the South Lawn of the White House before the full press corps.
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Monday's call excluded the entire State Department press corps, restricting participation to a small group of "faith-based" media outlets.
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Fortunately, they're in the middle of the long August recess, far away from the Capitol and the Washington press corps.
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The Journal went on to say that the Democrats' accusations were "abetted by a press corps" that was spreading misinformation.
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He hoped that WikiLeaks — an award-winning journalistic operation — might be granted a seat in the White House press corps.
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His deputy Sarah Huckabee Sanders led most of the daily briefings with the White House press corps in recent weeks.
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The partisan press finds some principles Also comforting was the appearance of principled unity among the White House press corps.
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You were talking about some of the things the press corps can do, some of the things they can't do.
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We don't really have a press corps that takes responsibility for the priority list that it ends up working from.
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Mr. Meadows, 59, is no stranger to high-stakes congressional fights and is well connected in the Washington press corps.
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Ernie Abella, Duterte's spokesman, recently pleaded with the Presidential press corps to use its "creative imagination" when interpreting Duterte's comments.
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He added, though, that briefings had become less useful, given the hostilities between the White House and its press corps.
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Here's some free tips on how to handle the media, from someone who was once part of the press corps.
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Turn to news sources designed for kids, such as HTE Kids News, Time for Kids, and Scholastic Kids Press Corps.
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But his measured remarks, delivered in a North Carolina drawl, helped calm residents and educated the largely uninformed press corps.
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Another set of images show the White House press corps in a West Wing press center in the Johnson administration.
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Politico compiled the reactions from a riled up press corps that fumed it hadn't been told earlier about the diagnosis.
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He appears on Fox News regularly, and has attacked a fairly large percentage of the Washington press corps on Twitter.
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Harvard's internal politics often get overcovered in national media due to the overrepresentation of alums (like me) in the press corps.
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She's long been an institution in the press corps, but her exchanges with Trump and Spicer have repeatedly made national news.
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In a conference call with top donors Friday, campaign chairman John Podesta said a "hostile press corps" contributed to Clinton's defeat.
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I mean, according to the Mueller report, she admitted under oath that she lied to the press corps about James Comey.
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So far they are letting the press corps here know exactly how they feel about what we&aposre doing here, Wolf.
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Now Rubio threatens to smuggle them into the general election undetected by a press corps that has been fixated on Trump.
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"The thing about a mostly female press corps was that Hillary likes men, preferably the damaged, witty, brilliant kind," writes Chozick.
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"You've set a new bar for the press corps, calling us losers to our faces," Daily Mail reporter David Martosko said.
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As Kerry and Lavrov spoke, one member of the Kremlin press corps noticed it sitting on the floor, open and empty.
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The White House press corps would love to get back into an old relationship with the president and his press secretary.
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Like, we got a lot of crap from the White House press corps for having him do interviews with YouTube stars.
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Last week, Donald Trump appeared remotely on two giant monitors before the White House press corps to personally thank corporate America.
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It's super not glam, but there's a real camaraderie among the press corps because you're all in this weird circumstance together.
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Cruz swung by the TV cameras to wish his tired press corps, on the road with him for six days, adieu.
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"Do you have that also, by the way, Mr. President," Trump said turning to Duda, referring to an adversarial press corps.
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Several reporters on Wednesday bemoaned fact that the traveling press corps will not have access to Trump during his trip, however.
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But what if the administration tries to implement intense restrictions on the press corps, or tries to revoke other press passes?
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People get into the Washington press corps through a lot of hard work elsewhere first—building their skills and their clippings.
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Recent press briefings hosted by Sanders have been characterized by combative questions from press corps members and retaliation from administration officials.
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She has accused the president of treating women and minority reporters differently than he treats white men in the press corps.
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When asked if he had any regrets about his combative relationship with the press corps, Spicer admitted to making some errors.
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The president offered praise for the parents in attendance as well, including White House staffers and members of the press corps.
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Clinton began using a different plane this week, accompanied by her press corps, who until now had been flying separately. Mrs.
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Unlike our colleagues, especially those who cover Hillary Clinton, we in the Sanders press corps rarely lack access to the candidate.
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No one in the press corps seems to have any answers, and the White House has been mum on the fiasco.
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To continue training Syrian journalists and promoting its nascent independent press corps is to ensure, even in some small measure, accountability.
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An opponent willing to lie and cheat, with a press corps unable or unwilling to expose this later day Joe McCarthy.
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"I'm glad you got more church than you probably had in the last 10 years," she told the assembled press corps.
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We are dealing with a press corps that can sometimes make it seem as though there are two sides to bigotry.
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SEAN SPICER - Trump's first White House press secretary sometimes struggled to explain his boss's positions to an often-adversarial press corps.
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"The New York City press corps: You can either do this, or you can go to the dentist," the governor added.
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The brutal economics that devastated newspapers and all but destroyed newsmagazines produced a younger (and, of course, cheaper) campaign press corps.
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The Democratic Party had already announced that the event would take place with no live audience or an assembled press corps.
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White House press secretary Sean Spicer said Friday that Tillerson ruled out a traveling press corps as a cost-saving measure.
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But Mr. Spicer's "eagerness and willingness" to confront the press corps so directly represented a break from tradition, Mr. Fleischer said.
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Pence was traveling with his wife and eldest daughter, a cadre of aides, Secret Service personnel and a traveling press corps.
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Ms. Conway and Mr. Spicer will also be responsible for a relationship with the press corps that has often turned antagonistic.
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Still, some sources said that political trench warfare was beginning to draw Trump's team together against a common enemy -- the press corps.
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"A simple example would be, the press keeps fighting for access because that's what the White House press corps does," Rosen said.
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Thanks, Tom Tom Hanks maintains his nicest-guy-in-the-world cred by giving the White House press corps an espresso machine.
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The whole situation has made the Facebook press corps more cynical and skeptical about how the company tries to manipulate their coverage.
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Let's stop reading profiles that try to connect members of this supposedly unbiased press corps to activism when they're just telling stories.
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Getty photographer Brendan Smialowski, who was traveling with the White House press corps along with the convoy, snapped the now-iconic photograph.
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Does the White House press corps want to use the platform to let the unvarnished truth be spoken to those in power?
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I will say that many of us in the press corps in the room didn't understand mid-cycle adjustment as one cut.
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The making of a journalist As an elder statesman of the Tehran press corps, Bozorgmehr maintained extraordinary access to Iran's political elite.
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While White House staffers scrambled to find a smaller set of stairs, a Chinese official ordered the U.S. press corps to leave.
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What you need to do is find someone in the Washington press corps [to] ask Mike Pence and see what he thinks.
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We would have just been fighting with our press corps for 30 days about the meaning of speeches she gave in 2013.
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What we are seeing in Philadelphia is the ordinary course of emotional life, treated by the national press corps as alien phenomena.
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Sanders assumes what has always been a challenging role as the public face of the administration to the White House press corps.
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His son closed the event by asking his father, in front of all the press corps, to tell his favorite dad joke.
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RELATED: 'House of Cards' puts power above politics Spacey appeared in character and members of the actual White House press corps attended.
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"We are working hard everywhere," Clinton said, responding to questions from her traveling press corps for the first time in 88 days.
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On Friday, Sean Spicer gave his off-camera press briefing that the White House press corps is still too cowardly to film.
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White House communications director Anthony Scaramucci ended his first news conference since being appointed Friday with a kiss to the press corps.
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The White House press corps was ejected from their workspace at the hotel where Kim was staying after his arrival on Tuesday.
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Starting around the fall of 2016, the press corps as a whole took up the mantle of aggrieved, embattled guardians of truth.
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Since then she had held 11 "gaggles" -- or informal press conferences -- taking questions from a few members of her traveling press corps.
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A reporter told Politico the "press corps' fear is it's a slippery slope" and worry press access will continue to get worse.
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Staff members surprised her with a cake, which she later shared with the traveling press corps that she had earlier often avoided.
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"And then I stepped on the number one minefield, which is Joe Biden, who is heavily protected by the Washington press corps."
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And then I stepped on the number one minefield, which is Joe Biden, who is heavily protected by the Washington press corps.
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This has been an issue ever since inauguration weekend, when Sean Spicer came to the briefing room and condemned the press corps.
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Our job as pool reporters was to record her every word and movement and share it with the White House press corps.
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Kelly, this reading goes, was trying to remind the press corps of the huge (and growing) disconnect between military and civilian cultures.
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Reporting by Hyonhee Shin and Joint Press Corps, additional reporting by David Brunnstrom in Washington; Editing by Clarence Fernandez and James Dalgleish
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A pool reporter from Hearst Newspapers was included in the gaggle on Friday and gave full details to the entire press corps.
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When the two leaders walked out from under the golden glass chandelier and left the room, they left a speechless press corps.
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The relationship between any White House and any press corps tasked with covering that White House is almost always fraught and fractious.
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The regime is also sending a cheering squad, an art troupe, a visitors' group, a Taekwondo demonstration team and a press corps.
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" Spicer, however, questioned the necessity of daily televised press briefings for the White House press corps, saying they have become a "spectacle.
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The move came as a complete surprise to the local press corps as well as his foes and allies in City Council.
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After a 1950 meeting with President Truman, Mr. Graham knelt on the White House lawn at the request of the press corps.
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You absolutely can do fantastic investigative reporting on foreign policy or tons of other topics without being in a traveling press corps.
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Correction: The original version of this story incorrectly stated one of the countries where Lakshmanan traveled with the State Department press corps.
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"Just like the President, my team and I are always accessible and very responsive to members of the press corps," Grisham said.
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Mr. Joyce's relationship with Ms. Campion, we've learned in the past few days, was an open secret among the Canberra press corps.
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Prone to endless laments of the lack of comity in Congress, the D.C. press corps applauded the display of unity in Washington.
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New York (CNN Business)The Capitol Hill press corps on Friday rallied behind Manu Raju, CNN's senior congressional correspondent, after Republican Sen.
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In Episode 8, the Young Pope strolls through the steerage section of the papal plane and gazes over a dozing press corps.
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Scaramucci ended his first news conference Friday with a kiss to the press corps, hours after being appointed to his new job.
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I ended last week's column with a warning for the press corps, about their potential contribution to a climate of political hysteria.
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The answer was yes, and for the past couple of years, he has become a semiregular in the City Hall press corps.
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The president invites members of the White House press corps and their children into the Oval Office for a pre-Halloween celebration.
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Trump has skipped many of the long standing after-business-hours engagements between the Washington press corps and the commander-in-chief.
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It surprised me a little bit that it took months for anyone in the press corps to present him with that question.
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By his own account, he has always craved media attention, but his encounters with the Washington press corps have turned increasingly bitter.
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Sanders left the campaign trail in Pennsylvania — and an apparently miffed traveling press corps — behind to "recharge" back on his home turf.
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Reporting by Joyce Lee, Hyonhee Shin and Joint Press Corps, additional reporting by Michael Martina in Beijing; Editing by Simon Cameron-Moore
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"You would think the White House would check with the FBI before trying to throw shiny objects to the press corps," she wrote.
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Instead we traveled together as a press corps, chasing Trump's plane to multiple cities and states a day in our own chartered plane.
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I think it is reflective of her boss, who I think is a huge leaker according to everybody in the press corps himself.
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This gave us something of a favored status and a level of access that I don't think most of the press corps had.
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He has not held a press conference for weeks, and has on several occasions ditched his press corps (twice in the past week).
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With the last cold open taken care of, it's time for Claire to announce some bonkers facts to the White House press corps.
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Sean Spicer humiliated himself for Trump by stepping out in front of the White House press corps to tell obvious, easily debunked lies.
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Tom Hanks doesn't want the White House press corps sleeping on Donald Trump, so he took precautions to prevent just that ... with espresso.
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He also faced an increasingly hostile press corps who suspected he wasn't being candid about what was happening on the ground in Vietnam.
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As in the past, the New York press corps pushed back and had to remind him that he does actually control the MTA.
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" Graham said the conduct of the White House press corps on Wednesday "will do NOTHING to improve their standing with the American people.
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Further, it makes the White House press office appear as though it has to shield Trump from the nasties in the press corps.
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Clinton has emerged one of the least accessible candidates to run for president this year, rarely taking question from her traveling press corps.
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Clearly many in the Washington press corps are not Trump fans, but that does not mean they are acting against the American people.
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In that role, she oversaw the demise of the daily press briefing and had an at-times strained relationship with the press corps.
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Barring another dust-up with his traveling press corps, Mr. Trump's next major clash with the political news media could come on Sept.
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" Trump, she explained, objects to "the shouting and the pouting long after the press corps has been politely asked to leave the room.
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Following suggestions from the public and the White House press corps, on September 21625 Huckabee Sanders announced 2900 organizations that would receive funds.
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But at least he occasionally answered reporters' questions on rope lines, offered a smattering of news briefings and flew with his press corps.
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This is not to let Mr. Trump off the hook for his blacklist or his own failure to fly with his press corps.
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Sean Spicer didn't hold a press briefing today, but he did hold an off-camera gaggle with the press corps in his office.
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On Wednesday, White House aides bought doughnuts for the press corps, in what was seen as an effort to extend an olive branch.
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Collins was working as the "pool" reporter on behalf of all TV networks, so the White House press corps is rallying behind her.
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On Thursday evening, the White House told the presidential press corps that Mr. Trump was done with his public schedule for the day.
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Friday's spat with Alexander, juxtaposed with Spicer's presence on the other side of the podium, further heightened the strains with the press corps.
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He understood that Vietnam would be a complicated legacy for the troops, just as it would be for the press corps and himself.
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Booker, after he spoke to 22020 Democrats at Saint Anselm College in Manchester Friday night, faced similar questions from a skeptical press corps.
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"If you'd like, you can stay," Mr. Trump told the small group of reporters representing the White House press corps at the meeting.
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To the press corps traveling with Mr. Anderson he was known as Sancho, a nod to what reporters considered the candidate's quixotic campaign.
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Even better, there's a bipartisan women's softball team that has its own game every year: lawmakers versus reporters from the D.C. press corps.
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The White House has struggled to hit on a consistent communications strategy or a reasonable way of dealing with the combative press corps.
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As such, Mr. Mulvaney's admission, delivered on camera and in front of the press corps, was not met with universal acclaim within Trumpworld.
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Once, before an Oval Office address, the president arrived hours earlier to tweak the lighting, according to a photojournalist in the press corps.
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Republican campaign operatives backing the strategy argued that aggressive tactics were necessary to rouse the interests of sleepy and shrunken local press corps.
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Republican campaign operatives backing the strategy argued that aggressive tactics were necessary to rouse the interests of sleepy and shrunken local press corps.
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I think being in the White House press corps, it's difficult to do the sort of journalism that I would want to do.
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He had taken questions in the two-and-two format, but had not faced a sustained back-and-forth with the press corps.
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Parties are places for D.C. officials and members of the press corps to meet, mix and move the pieces on the chess board.
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But he tossed out superlatives and soaked Mr. Trump's image in sunny optimism, describing the president's tenure as misunderstood by the press corps.
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Within hours of the story appearing online, McMaster appeared in front of the White House press corps, reading a statement but ignoring questions.
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Local media can often help catapult politicians to national prominence, but the New York press corps has feasted on de Blasio's abysmal numbers.
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He nevertheless shunned the Negro press, shutting it out of the White House press corps until the last of his 12 years in office.
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The Washington press corps, already suffering through a decade-long decline in viewer trust and consumption, would be foolish to not adapt as well.
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The White House press corps arrived to work on Thursday to find that actor Tom Hanks had sent them a shiny new espresso machine.
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Instead, Biden has been only talking to the national press corps to clean up messes, and otherwise preferring to stick with local news outlets.
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Maybe it's a plus for the press corps, but it's a MINUS for de Blasio, who is facing a critical-bordering-on-hostile media.
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Call it what you want; if Hill staffers and the press corps miss Swift again this year, there shouldn&apost be any bad blood.
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In her backyard, where Thakur sat framed by a grapevine, she looked over the waiting press corps and asked if any children were present.
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The press corps took Kahl and CBS programmer Thom Sherman to task for the network's lack of shows starring women and people of color.
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The way the press corps treats the brilliant comedians it hires is an old joke by now, and we all know the punch lines.
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Huckabee Sanders stands poised in front of the White House press corps nearly every day, laying out the White House's priorities and taking questions.
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There's even a joke in the White House press corps, where Allen is regarded as a suck-up, that "Axios" means "access" in Greek.
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His colleagues in the press corps quickly reminded Mr Mason that 1980 marked the beginning of 17 years in the electoral wilderness for Labour.
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Breaking from its tradition of having a comedian roast the President and the press corps, the fundraiser will feature US presidential biographer Ron Chernow.
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President Trump speaks while meeting with children of the White House press corps dressed in Halloween costumes in the Oval Office on Oct. 27.
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He quickly returned to covering protests and jailings of other journalists while doling out cigarettes to fellow reporters in the informal Yangon press corps.
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The White House press corps has now filed a complaint and just now Fox News president Jay Wallace released this statement, quoting here again.
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Many in the D.C. press corps were surprised to learn Tuesday night that Sarah Huckabee Sanders, rather than Sean Spicer, would brief on Wednesday.
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Thursday's briefing was a doozy: Trump's budget director told the White House press corps that school lunch programs and Meals on Wheels weren't working.
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But she was not discouraged by such experiences, colleagues said, and did what she could to make the White House press corps more welcoming.
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We expect that the diplomatic press corps will be afforded access to Secretary Tillerson equal to that given to the reporter on the plane.
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The media — Tillerson got off to a bad start, by breaking with precedent and refusing to allow the press corps to travel with him.
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Watching Spicer parry with the White House press corps every day is like watching a guy with a slingshot walk into a gun fight.
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I'm not going to like this and neither are you, Spicer was saying to the assembled press corps, so let's just get through it.
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They were demanded by the press corps, but also benefitted the United States because they allowed us to set the table for our engagements.
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According to the former dean of the Supreme Court press corps, senators' votes on Court nominees have seldom made a difference for them electorally.
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While traveling to Portugal with the papal press corps in May 2017, Pullella stopped Francis while he was out of earshot of other correspondents.
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Former CNN White House correspondent Frank Sesno: The president would have the White House press corps to his home in Kennebunkport in the summertime.
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Perhaps aware of these numerical realities at home, some in the press corps have taken to blaming Trump for the excesses of regimes abroad.
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He joked about the job's personal toll and thanked the department's press corps for treating him with respect, despite his frequent sparring with reporters.
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The White House on Thursday held its first press briefing in roughly six weeks, but it wasn't for members of the Washington press corps.
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A few months ago, you filled in for the White House press secretary as C.J., and the press corps went wild — they loved it.
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"Hey WH press Corps, can you confirm tomorrow with [Sanders] that Putin discussed me personally in his one on one with Trump?" he tweeted.
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Earlier in his papacy, while fielding questions from the Vatican press corps on a plane, he was asked about the Church's stance on homosexuality.
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If the story of a bullying president and an embattled press corps sounds familiar, that's because Spielberg fast-tracked the script's production last spring.
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A little reminder to keep Peace Love Unity Respect in your heart as you berate the international press corps for pointing out objective facts?
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Will the Washington press corps chase after ridiculous personal attacks and conspiracy theories regarding Hillary Clinton, whispered into their ears by right-wing hacks?
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Last March, Hanks surprised the White House press corps with an espresso machine and added a note encouraging the journalists to continue their work.
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Even if it canceled the daily briefing, the press corps would have plenty to report on, both inside and outside of the briefing room.
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Maybe Sean Spicer believes that if he just repeats this one line enough times the White House press corps will finally leave him alone.
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"We just have to get big money out of politics," Ms. Nixon said, while being chased down a Hilton stairwell by the press corps.
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You said it seems as if it has changed, going forward, how the White House deals with the press corps and wields its power.
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Presidents usually hold a holiday reception for the Washington press corps (even Mr. Trump acquiesced to one in 2017); this year's edition was canceled.
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It also pledged $100,000 to various film festivals working to diversify their press corps, in part by helping cover freelancers' travel and lodging costs.
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Drama seems to follow Trump into any setting, of course, but the antics of the White House press corps put the theatrics into overdrive.
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WASHINGTON — Kamala Harris felt the effects of the lack of diversity in the press corps before she had even started officially running for president.
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"I honestly have not," Sanders told his press corps, standing at a podium in the conference room of a private terminal at the airport.
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But Ms. Cutter said that whenever possible, the press corps should starve the president's attacks of attention and keep the focus on the issues.
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Yet economic theory predicts that candidates would voluntarily release their returns even in the complete absence of norms, laws, or an aggressive press corps.
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The proposal, rolled out in the Columbia Journalism Review on Monday, comes as Sanders and the Washington press corps are at each other's throats.
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When Mr. Obama traveled to Dover without notifying the media in 22020, it prompted a surge of questions from the White House press corps.
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As Congress returns this week from its summer recess, Washington and its press corps are stirring from what has been a fitful August slumber.
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In 1962, John F. Kennedy, nudged by Helen Thomas, alpha female of the press corps, refused to attend unless women were at last admitted.
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Eldakhakhny, a dark-haired, energetic woman in her late thirties, had served in the Presidential press corps for most of the post-Tahrir period.
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The White House's press management left the press corps in a lamentable place, with the visiting Canadian journalists extracting what little news there was.
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Trump's chief of staff Reince Priebus said this week that this administration would be making some changes to the White House press corps traditions.
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And still there is this trembling – a quaking among a docile but perturbed intelligentsia and a shuddering among the increasingly stifled presidential press corps.
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"This is somebody who's going to put his standing with his boss ahead of his integrity and his standing with the press corps," Fallon said.
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The back-to-back compact sessions led to some grumbling among the press corps that the briefings are becoming unusually short under the new administration.
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He's roasted Trump twice in the past so the prez is down with him, and he'll be tough enough to satisfy the angry press corps.
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One week after McCarthy made waves as a screaming, Super Soaker wielding Spicer, the actress opened the show again berating the White House press corps.
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The yellow lab, who is three years old, quickly settled down next to his master, while the latter offered closing remarks to the press corps.
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Paul Begala, the Democratic strategist and CNN contributor, said that New York's voracious press corps would cover the candidates aggressively no matter what they do.
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The White House said the selection of these donations was partially determined by these visits as well as recommendations from the White House Press Corps.
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As Sia's gorgeous closing track "Waving Goodbye" filled the theater, the global press corps reacted with a mix of sustained loud applause and significant boos.
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It was a noteworthy move from a White House that, after all, skipped the annual gala for the entire White House press corps last year.
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Reporting by Hyonhee Shin and Joyce Lee in SEOUL, Hyun Young Yi in SOKCHO, and Joint Press Corps; Editing by Soyoung Kim and Clarence Fernandez
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But the White House press corps knows that the best way to get on air that night is to cover something from the White House.
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In March, he sent the White House press corps a brand-new espresso machine so that they could concentrate during the never-ending news cycle.
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After all, we believe in connecting the dots ... We can even afford to treat the White House and press corps to an ice cream social.
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Washington (CNN)Actor and comedian Bill Murray surprised the White House press corps Friday by making an unexpected appearance in the White House briefing room.
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I followed the protesters around outside the convention hall on Tuesday, and, like most of the press corps, didn't find too much there going on.
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He revels in these moments when he can be unpredictable to the point where he confounds his own top aides and, especially, the press corps.
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He had tried and failed to make Trump happy and, in so doing, had badly alienated the very press corps he was supposed to service.
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That will be difficult given the makeup of the press corps—Trump took a question from a Breitbart reporter—but the media has to adjust.
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"Their first stop along the way is when they're packed in ice, typically at the airhead," Kelly says to a hushed White House press corps.
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Conservative critics of the media have, over the past several months, routinely assailed the witch-hunt atmosphere of the Washington press corps against the president.
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The White House extended a sugary olive branch to the press corps on Wednesday after a top aide's derisive comments angered members of the media.
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In that interview, Sulzberger cautioned Trump that his language about the media could influence how leaders around the globe treat their home country's press corps.
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Imagine the journalistic benefits to the nation if the dozens of journalists who inhabit the White House press corps were free from covering routine briefings.
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Her tenure, which officially began in July 2017, featured many controversial moments as she fiercely defended the president and frequently clashed with the press corps.
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Rhodes, who is 38 and holds a master of fine arts in creative writing, derided the press corps as too naive to cover world events.
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Conservative critics of the media have, over the past several months, routinely assailed the witch hunt atmosphere of the Washington press corps against the president.
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Ocasio-Cortez generally has been friendly to the Capitol Hill press corps, granting brief hallway interviews and speaking to reporters at recent receptions around town.
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The White House press corps took over a floor in a large hotel, treating it as a filing center, snack bar and general meeting area.
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Clinton made a surprise visit to the Inner Circle dinner, an annual black-tie event that brings together the city's press corps, lobbyists and lawmakers.
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That's because Trump scored a perfect 30/30 on a test called the Montreal Cognitive Assessment, Jackson told the White House press corps on Tuesday.
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" As members of the crowd booed and hissed at the press corps, he added, "What you're seeing and what you're reading is not what's happening.
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Mr. Joyce's affair was widely known among the press corps in Canberra, Australia's capital, but not publicly disclosed even as voters went to the polls.
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White House officials repeatedly declined to confirm that this year's edition will go forward, citing the continuing strain between Mr. Trump and his press corps.
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"Stop lying!" shouted a man in an American flag T-shirt, one of dozens of Trump supporters who hurled invective at the assembled press corps.
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Mr. Lukens, whose father was ambassador to the Republic of Congo, became a familiar figure to the diplomatic press corps as the coordinator of Mrs.
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On Monday, the action involving Kelemen was publicly announced by the State Department Correspondents' Association, a group that represents members of the diplomatic press corps.
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"Sean's first client is the president of the United States and those around the president; his second client is the press corps," Mr. Fleischer said.
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Part pep rally, part therapy session, the event became a moment of catharsis for a political press corps that has faced months of unrelenting strain.
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On a recent Friday, the second floor of the New Jersey statehouse in Trenton, where most of the press corps was stationed, was eerily still.
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A big event could draw a hundred foreigners, and the multiple press corps romances of the Tina Fey character in the movie were entirely plausible.
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One of the few black journalists in the White House press corps, Ms. Ryan has covered presidents and clashed with press secretaries for 20 years.
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The media hypocrisy would be astounding if it were not already so normalized by a national press corps with entrenched bias against conservatives and Republicans.
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"For the first time, ordinary citizens had an easy way to obtain information that was previously available only to the national press corps," she noted.
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Tillerson has broken precedent by traveling abroad without a dedicated press corps aboard his plane, and prefers closed-door meetings to public events, so far.
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Toner's briefing ended a nearly two-month silent spell that had vexed the press corps inside the building and diplomats who follow the briefings from afar.
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The first female with a shot at the presidency, a largely female press corps, and so what I really wanted to do was change the genre.
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The White House Correspondents' Dinner is traditionally attended by the President, First Lady, members of the senior staff and members of the White House press corps.
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Sarah Huckabee Sanders, Prince Charles, and President Donald Trump earlier this month in the UK. Those issues stoked Sanders' already volatile relationship with the press corps.
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"I talked all day about it yesterday guys -- you got a bunch of quotes," Rubio said, hopping on an elevator and away from the press corps.
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The White House press corps has become used to briefing-room spin, cleanups after Trump tweets, and flat-out falsehoods about presidential fixations like crowd size.
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Reporting by Hyonhee Shin and Inter-Korean Summit Press Corps; Additional reporting by Heekyong Yang and Ju-min Park; Editing by Malcolm Foster and Alistair Bell
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Covering a Congress just starting its descent into partisan gridlock, Mr Komarow's countervailing courtesy led the press corps to choose him as their negotiator over access.
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The eight photographers who took them were normally on staff at the New York Times, but that summer the New York press corps was on strike.
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A pool reporter from Hearst Newspapers was included in the gaggle on Friday and was preparing a pool report for distribution to the entire press corps.
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On his most recent trip to Europe, no television journalists were invited to join, noted CNN's Barbara Starr, a top member of the Pentagon press corps.
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With the entire press corps cameras trained on the candidate, the question is then whether to dive into a cannoli or corn dog with America watching.
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To a press corps frustrated with Spicer's aggressive attacks on reporters and tenuous relationship with the facts, the press secretary's imminent demise is a compelling narrative.
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Something that makes Sanders a bit of an unusual insurgent candidate is that his relationship with the national political press corps goes back a long way.
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The banquet, held every April in the spirit of good will between POTUS and his press corps, is on a downswing with Donald Trump in office.
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But as any West Coast Heisman Trophy contender knows, late-night success can often be missed by a press corps faced with Eastern time zone deadlines.
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Amid tough questions from the White House press corps about Trump's climate change beliefs and his climate agenda, Pruitt tried to stay focused on the economy.
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By the end of last week, high-profile liberals and members of the political press corps were battling one another in a state of mutual incomprehension.
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"There are embarrassingly few black and hispanic reporters in the WH press corps and four have been personally insulted by the President this week," he wrote.
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According to CNN, one member of the State Department's press corps was invited to join the call only to later be uninvited after attempting to RSVP.
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The Trump administration and the White House press corps continue to batter each other in a wearisome slugfest that has most regular Americans rolling their eyes.
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Nor did Hicks, who is 27, see it as her job to spend evenings sharing off-the-record insights over drinks with the traveling press corps.
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Despite only being up and running for a few years, the network earned a coveted spot on the White House press corps covering the Trump administration.
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The last woman to conduct an on-camera daily briefing with the White House press corps was Jen Friedman, a deputy press secretary under President Obama.
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The aide, who is 38, dismissed the D.C. press corps as a group of puppets who lack the expertise necessary to cover major foreign policy debates.
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It is the place where the most powerful person in the world, accountable to the people, covered by the White House press corps, does his job.
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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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Let's be clear: Press secretary Sarah Sanders misled the press corps when she tweeted at 4:50 that there would be a "briefing" at 4:10.
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After headlining a concert with Jay Z and Beyoncé on Friday night in Ohio, Clinton and her press corps traveled to Florida, arriving after 1 a.m.
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"I think that there's always going to be tension between whatever administration is in place at that time with the White House press corps," she said.
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But as any West Coast Heisman Trophy contender knows, late-night success can often be missed by a press corps faced with Eastern time zone deadlines.
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The first thing I think when I arrive at astrologer Susan Miller's 20143 Year Ahead Talk is that the press corps has turned out in force.
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But, on Monday, Sanders made an accusation that went way, way beyond the pale of the usual give and take between White House and press corps.
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Not helping things: The White House has struggled to hit on a consistent communications strategy or a reasonable way of dealing with the combative press corps.
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But Trump's specific threats against the press in recent week have become a focus for the press corps at briefings with press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders.
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"Saturday Night Live" mocked Sean Spicer's "rocky start" with the White House press corps during its latest show, with Melissa McCarthy portraying President Trump's press secretary.
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The order of service, as the palace's planning document is known, was distributed to the royal press corps before it was finalized, according to palace officials.
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Signs of solidarity in the White House press corps — usually an intensely competitive bunch — have been cropping up in the wake of Mr. Trump's recent attacks.
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But after a grueling day on the campaign trail, the traveling press corps would get O as our in-flight magazine and Weight Watchers-approved diets.
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The Russian president sent him away empty-handed (though he did treat Mr Erdogan to an ice-cream cone for the benefit of the press corps).
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Mr. Mueller's spokesman, Peter Carr, whose "no comment" replies have become a running dark joke among the Washington press corps, sat among the spectators and reporters.
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This includes members of the press corps who were stopped by a staff physician at the entrance to the James S. Brady briefing room Saturday afternoon.
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TV is now filled with sober specials that deliver facts and sound advice; Trump sometimes even addresses the White House press corps with a thoughtful tone.
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" Trump called his Wednesday appearance before the White House press corps to address the administration's response to the virus "really good" and "a calming press conference.
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It was not clear on Sunday whether the administration's idea to relocate the White House press corps might extend to evicting reporters from their office space.
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When he plays in West Palm Beach, the press corps that follows him is diverted to a parking lot at a public library across the street.
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Also by Sunday afternoon, there were scattered calls for the White House press corps to boycott Mr. Spicer's briefings, although such a drastic response appeared unlikely.
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While a cluster of Adélies came up from behind it, observing like support staff, the emperor faced the press corps in a posture of calm dignity.
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The Obama White House was harshly criticized by members of the press corps after it tried to exclude Fox News from interviews with top administration officials.
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But he made few friends even among his fellow Republicans in Jefferson City, the capital, frequently clashing with lawmakers and members of the local press corps.
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At 26, Nick Jonas is already 19 years into his show-business career, and was able to placate the antsy press corps with his practiced charm.
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It was the first time in memory that a Fed chairman had addressed the news media, and the Fed's staff scrambled to gather the press corps.
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The advice I offer to today's press corps is thoroughly unoriginal, but tested and true: Get out of the press room, and look for access elsewhere.
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He's in charge of setting up a visit by the commissioner general from Tokyo, and the ticked-off press corps is threatening not to cover it.
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An administration has to figure out transportation and lodging for thousands of attendees from several countries, each with its own press corps and set of demands.
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He once kicked an Italian reporter off a plane for a negative article the reporter had written about John Paul, embarrassing himself with the press corps.
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And so, I think the press corps has been surprised just about every time when, you know, another indictment comes out or a plea comes out.
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Much of the public simply isn&apost breathlessly following all the scandal stuff and controversies and flap-of-the-day flareups the way the press corps is.
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Hanks surprised the press corps for the third time in 13 years with an espresso machine and added a note encouraging the journalists to continue their work.
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The White House Correspondents' Dinner typically sees the White House press corps, celebrities, and administration staffers mingling in an evening of humor directed at the sitting president.
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The announcement comes amid early tensions between the new Trump administration and the press corps in recent days following disagreements over the attendance at Trump's Friday inauguration.
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"President Trump has once again shown that there is no one better at masterfully spinning up the left and trolling the entire press corps," the official said.
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Taken at the end of Obama's final press conference, the photo shows the president waving goodbye to the press corps, his head bowed from behind a podium.
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He'd led the popular vote by less than 1 percent, Democrats held both houses of Congress, and Nixon was convinced that the press corps was against him.
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When Ingram was introduced, the arena— which multiple Summer League veterans among the press corps assured me was fuller than than they have ever seen it—shook.
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The former U.S. secretary of state was scheduled to fly on Monday with her press corps to campaign events in Ohio and Illinois, the Associated Press reported.
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"He's done very little organizing, just as he did very little organizing in Iowa," Jon Ralston, the dean of the Nevada press corps, said of Trump's campaign.
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"The way that we can avoid scrutiny is to let the press corps determine where it should go," he continued, provoking laughter from reporters attending the briefing.
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Members of the traveling press corps, which did not have access to the club, learned of the wedding visit when images started to appear on social media.
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The annual White House Correspondents' Association dinner is a chance for the harried press corps of Washington, D.C., to let their hair down and have some fun.
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WASHINGTON — President Obama poked fun at Hillary Clinton's lack of appeal among young people Saturday night, joking at the annual White House press corps dinner that Mrs.
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He has rarely spoken to the media during those travels, frustrating the State Department press corps that usually accompanies the nation's top diplomat on his travels overseas.
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No president in memory has engaged in such an open, contentious, distracting, brick-bat conflict with the press corps, from day one, as has the current one.
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It flummoxed a good many on the left: Mark Hertsgaard wrote a scathing book, "On Bended Knee," accusing the press corps of being too obsequious to Reagan.
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Other reporters questioned why the other journalists at the press conference did not relinquish their question to Acosta, noting that the press corps needs to stick together.
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"We cannot confuse an honest effort at objective reporting, which is what the vast majority of the press corps is doing, with a propaganda apparatus," he said.
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To that end, Trump poured praise on his Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen on Tuesday, after she braved the White House press corps and defended his policy.
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What happens when you have the most unpredictable and nontransparent president-elect in memory and a press corps trying to figure out what the hell he's doing?
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Spicer Soaker: After Melissa McCarthy's SNL sendup, Sean Spicer wanted to blast the press corps with a water gun during a press briefing, but Trump said no.
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Inside the country and among the diaspora at large, there exists a new Syrian press corps committed to telling the truth as best they can capture it.
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Wearing a press badge and a red polo shirt that said Scholastic News Kids Press Corps, Esther interviewed Trump and Clinton supporters at a debate viewing party.
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Indira Lakshmanan, a Boston Globe columnist and the Newmark chair in journalism ethics at Poynter Institute, has years of experience as a State Department press corps member.
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In this instance, Gorka and Karem exchanged words following a speech Trump gave in the Rose Garden that Karem and other members of the press corps observed.
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The private meetings drew criticism from the Albany press corps and government watchdogs, who questioned why the governor's office had not initially scheduled a public budget briefing.
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It seems nonsensical for Russian intelligence to arrange a meeting of conspirators in the most iconic location of the campaign, with half the press corps camped downstairs.
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Giuliani vowed to take Democrats to court and use this opportunity to expose Biden and the "corrupt Washington press" corps, which he claimed had been shielding Biden.
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"I also see this is an opportunity to blow open the double standard, to show the Washington press corps how incompetent they are," Giuliani told The Hill.
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Ms. Garland's infractions came amid a tense relationship between the local press corps and Mr. Reed, a Democrat who left office in January 2018 after two terms.
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Chris Christie that would have ended the requirement that legal notices be published in newspapers, it was a rare good news story for the state's press corps.
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On Friday morning at Trump Tower in Manhattan, the president-elect's closest aides arrived, one by one, waving to the press corps as they entered the elevators.
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The sharp reduction in the size of Canada's press corps also has some questioning the media's ability to investigate and report on corporate malfeasance and political chicanery.
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It was a reversal of roles: the intelligence agencies blabbed while the Washington press corps, which had known about the allegations for weeks or longer, remained silent.
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Netanyahu has long accused the Israeli press corps of being biased against him and has taken steps to counter it by promoting more sympathetic outlets to him.
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And it underscores the awkward nature of the press corps throwing a splashy dinner while covering an administration that has been outwardly hostile to the news media.
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In a breach of past practice, he traveled without the usual State Department press corps, which has flown on the secretary's plane for roughly half a century.
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It is primarily customs and traditions, not laws, that guarantee that members of the White House press corps have access to the workings of the executive branch.
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The fact that the press corps is captive in the White House and can be dragged into these executive order signings is, for him, like mainlining heroin.
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Deputy White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders faced a press corps packed with questions Wednesday surrounding President Donald Trump's abrupt firing of FBI Director James Comey.
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Inside, the crowd numbers in the thousands, the press corps in the dozens, and the security is by far the most stringent we've seen here so far.
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Reporting by Hyonhee Shin, Joyce Lee and Joint Press Corps; Additional reporting by Josh Smith, Haejin Choi and Daeun Yi; Editing by Robert Birsel and Darren Schuettler
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"The House will be voting on the American Health Care Act, the current vote is scheduled for 3:30," Spicer told the White House press corps earlier Friday.
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" What followed was a rare moment of laughter from a press corps hardened to Trump lies and half-truths when he said: "A lot of people follow it.
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I think it is incumbent on myself, my colleagues at NBC, my colleagues in the White House Press Corps to make sure that you don't squander those opportunities.
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Pauly Shore plays Miller in a new Funny or Die sketch that includes actual footage from the briefing, complete with baffled expressions from the White House press corps.
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White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders had requested these recommendations from the press corps when she announced the President's decision to donate $1 million on August 31.
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President Barack Obama poked fun at Clinton and Sanders as well as Trump and Cruz on Saturday night at the annual dinner of the White House press corps.
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Trump could easily have decided to spend the weekend at Camp David, thereby allowing the White House press corps to attend the dinner, but he chose not to.
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Obsessed with one of the biggest events in modern British politics which was dominating the headlines at home, the disappointment of some in the press corps was palpable.
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Many times, the big stories requiring context and reporting involve the legislative process, and the Albany press corps are experts at condensing this super boring but important minutia.
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A great deal of fuss would later be made about the oversized hat she wore, which covered her face as she disembarked, denying the press-corps their shots.
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"It was the president-elect who, over the course of the campaign, indicated that he thought that President Putin was a strong leader," he reminded the press corps.
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On Tuesday, Cam Newton stood before an assembled press corps and answered some of the questions he did not answer immediately following Sunday's loss in Super Bowl 50.
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This time both Democrats and Republican women team up to take on members of the Capitol Hill press corps for a charity game to benefit breast cancer research.
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A FOX News reporter aboard the flight says Secret Service handed the press corps wet towels to put over their faces to deal with the smell of smoke.
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So when Tom Hanks decided to send the White House press corps a brand-new espresso machine along with some encouraging words, it felt like the perfect timing.
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President Trump attended a private fundraiser at his Mar-a-Lago resort on Saturday evening, without informing the press corps that follows him and reports on his movements.
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Donald Trump abruptly fired his embattled campaign manager, Corey Lewandowski, who had tempestuous relations with Republican officials, the national press corps and Mr. Trump's chief strategist, Paul Manafort.
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Because Sanders won't answer any questions -- despite being questioned about it repeatedly by the press corps -- about the clear contradiction between her past statement and, well, the truth.
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"I think that that's a two-way street, that there is a level of respect that could be, certainly, brought from the press corps as well," Sanders responded.
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Playing his now-retired Comedy Central character, an egotistic conservative talk show host, Mr. Colbert mockingly defended the Iraq war and the Washington press corps' coverage of it.
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Why it matters: If this is how Maduro treats members of the international press corps, imagine what it must be like to be a local journalist in Venezuela.
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New York (CNN)The White House Correspondents' Association is shelving its tradition of having a comedian roast the president and the press corps at its annual fundraising dinner.
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But they have been wary of a press corps that they feel has sided with Mr. Hillary's claim of racial bias, and generally do not speak to reporters.
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Even so, it was a shame, because Ms. Streep's Garbo act denied the press corps a chance to ask an obvious question: Have you ever flopped at anything?
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Now she plays confidante and sometime gatekeeper to the presumptive Republican nominee for president and, improbably, serves as Mr. Trump's sole liaison to the teeming national press corps.
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Members of the Washington press corps defeated a bipartisan team of lawmakers in a 2628-28503 shutout on Wednesday night at the 22019th Annual Congressional Women's Softball Game.
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Kelly is a more credible messenger, as far as the Washington press corps is concerned, for the message that the actions of the American state are beyond question.
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The tight restrictions for press coverage of the hearing have been an issue, drawing outrage from the Washington press corps as the capitol has essentially been locked down.
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" The White House Correspondents' Association (WHCA), which advocates for the press corps, issued a statement soon after Acosta was denied entry, calling the revocation of his access "unacceptable.
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After that, campaign staffers on the ground began spinning, pushing their own narratives based on internal polls, and the press corps became a dog chasing its own tail.
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Finally, just a few feet from the candidate, in full view of the press corps, a man put Black in a headlock and tried to haul him away.
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There is a lot of chatter about this at the bar at the Des Moines Marriott, which serves as the unofficial Iowa headquarters of the national press corps.
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And Trump can also circumvent any questioning from the White House press corps, which hasn't had a formal briefing with the press secretary in more than 300 days.
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Throughout the presidential campaign, Donald Trump relentlessly excoriated and mocked journalists, fostering a hostile environment in which his supporters often joined in taunting and threatening the press corps.
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It only took a day or two for one to reach for the aviation nickname of Buzz, and dub me 'Buzz Thomma, Captain of the Runway Press Corps.
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In a less amusing twist, Gorka followed that up by nearly instigating a physical altercation on White House grounds with a member of the White House press corps.
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This time she made mischievous faces at the press corps in the room and gestured with her fingers that she had her eye on them as she walked in.
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It&aposs that the Washington press corps focuses way too much attention on the White House itself, to the exclusion of all the different federal agencies, for example. Imagine.
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Clinton, speaking with her traveling press corps aboard her new campaign plane, said she has "just accepted" the fact that Republicans will continue to call for investigations into her.
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So I know for a lot of folks in the press corps, they&aposre trying to figure where else can I find, what can I go after him on?
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The Capitol press corps has been penned behind rope lines, while senators have been escorted to and from the chamber, and sometimes, all the way to their vehicles outside.
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Rand Paul led the press corps in a search for the bill he accused House leaders of keeping under lock and key even from members of the Republican Party.
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When it became clear that the president wasn't going to entertain a question from him, I proceeded with my question, as did my fellow colleagues in the press corps.
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That may explain why few came to Trump's defense, save for his loyal deputy press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders, in an abrasive encounter with the White House press corps.
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Long criticized for not giving regular press conferences, Clinton then stood at a lectern and fielded questions from her traveling press corps for the second time in a week.
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Just as the courtiers of Louis IV hungered for some nod from their king, so the White House press corps longs for the president to give them exclusive interviews.
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The gala-like event has also fanned worries about the appearance of elitism, amplifying the criticism of right-leaning critics of a press corps that appears out of touch.
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Mulvaney has insisted he never admitted to a quid pro quo, moments after he pretty much said precisely that on national television before the assembled White House press corps.
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One of Mr. Trump's senior advisers noted that Washington's press corps was not writing several years ago that Mr. Obama was, in this official's words, leaving Ukrainians to die.
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Rhodes sparked controversy in a New York Times Magazine piece where he derided the Washington press corps as naive and touted the administration's sell job on the Iran deal.
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The White House and news outlets have sparred within the last few weeks over the treatment of the White House press corps and the lack of on-camera briefings.
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Mr. Acosta has a reputation as a showboat among some of his press corps colleagues, and he has clashed several times with Mr. Trump since the president took office.
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Actually, global power politics took place under the noses of an evidently clueless press corps and major agreements were discussed that could change the balance of power in Asia.
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Her late husband, Simeon Booker, who was the Washington bureau chief of Jet and Ebony and was known as the dean of Washington's black press corps, wrote the foreword.
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Campaign coverage before the Iowa caucuses probably would have spread far fewer misconceptions if the political press corps had taken two-week breaks each time the news slowed down.
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Before Hart, we had F.D.R., L.B.J. and J.F.K., who did not suffer politically for dalliances because the mostly male press corps had a bro-code and a blind eye.
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At that annual qualifying school, the L.P.G.A. had to add several modular offices to accommodate the working press corps for the Japanese news media who followed Miyazato to Florida.
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The press corps following Bloomberg has swelled; initially he was being trailed by only a couple network embeds, but now every major outlet is sending reporters on his trail.
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"Congratulations to Time and AP for not attending today's gaggle in protest," New York Times White House correspondent Peter Baker wrote to the White House press corps email list.
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Spicer added that the White House would like reporters to advise the president on his decision, in a remark that amounted to a slight dig at the press corps.
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I asked him what he thought about the American press corps' quandary when it comes to covering a president, like Mr. Trump, who trades in falsehoods and demonizes journalists.
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And in a viral Twitter post, the author Don Winslow pledged to donate $100,000 to charity if Ms. Grisham agreed to answer questions from the White House press corps.
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The level of transparency at the briefings, which have increasingly been conducted off-camera, has become a point of contention between the White House staff and the press corps.
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A member of the White House press corps focused on the first lady and the Trump family, the CNN reporter Kate Bennett may be uniquely qualified to weigh in.
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The combative exchanges have led to accusations of grandstanding within the Washington press corps, a charge the White House leveled when it briefly stopped broadcasting the daily press briefings.
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The White House press corps has been had their workspace relocated from the media center at the hotel where North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is staying in Vietnam.
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The transition team frequently suggested that it would rethink the relationship between the press and the presidency, and the White House press corps was an easy place to start.
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We have to remember that there are people who are in the press corps who are advantaged by being in conflict, open conflict, hostility with this president and this administration.
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Fred Dicker, the longtime New York Post columnist and dean of the Albany press corps, says that while the tabloid wars make for a fun show, he questions its impact.
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They often face criticism for omitting or spinning information, but they rarely give blatant misinformation, especially during a straightforward first interaction with the press corps with no national security concerns.
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DT was captured on camera by a guy named William Moon -- a self-described White House correspondent and photographer, who doesn't appear to be part of the official press corps.
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And to cave under pressure undermines reporters' work by suggesting, rightly or not, that the Washington press corps can be cowed by the play-for-keeps tactics of this administration.
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But perhaps more than anything he's done on the campaign trail, it's Mitchell's sense of humor that has been the crux of the Wisconsin political press corps' coverage of him.
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But presented with the first real opportunity to show how top executives at CBS are handling their #MeToo maelstrom, Kahl stared down the press corps to deliver the company line.
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The press corps needs shorthand to refer to controversies from a presidential campaign — terms like "John Kerry and swift boating" in 2000 or "Mitt Romney's 231 percent comments" in 0003.
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But there's no doubt that the Washington, DC, press corps has been obsessed with Trump — and that many see the glut of coverage as a crucial factor powering his bid.
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Critics claim that, as a foreigner, Mr Ghosn has been singled out for treatment akin to a Stalinist show trial—right down to character assassination by a rabid press corps.
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Spicer has become known for his combative nature during his briefings for the White House press corps, which are often covered live on C-SPAN and other cable news networks.
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If you listen to the feckless mainstream media, he ran from the White House press corps this afternoon in order to avoid questions about bizarre interviews Trump has been giving.
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But there's a reason the Obama's Katrina genre endures in futility: The unwholesome mixture of a press corps obsessed with optics and a conservative establishment reeling from its own failures.
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The president's decision to skip the dinner breaks with years of political tradition and comes at a time of heightened tensions between the White House and the Washington press corps.
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With each passing day, the campaign press corps and affiliated media outlets, appear less and less capable of reporting on Trump's candidacy in ways that reflect the dangers it poses.
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Beyond each presidential candidate's press corps, there are women providing commentary, hosting major political shows, serving as campaign managers, moderating debates, and even creating the news by running for president.
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This is a high-profile gig, in part, thanks to fictional representations of national politics, which have often centered on the dramas between the White House and its press corps.
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Spicer's relationship with the White House press corps has been contentious since he assumed the role, but he is reportedly moving into a different role within the Trump administration soon.
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Like Facebook, it needs to renew that trust before the press corps and the public can trust that J. Edgar Hoover truly remains in his grave in Washington's Congressional cemetery.
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The low number comes at a time when the president and his press team face an increasingly fraught relationship with the White House press corps — and the media more broadly.
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Clinton might have told the traveling press corps about it on her own this week, had she not become overheated at the memorial on Sunday and changed her travel schedule.
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Clinton had a coughing attack last week, Matt Drudge, editor of The Drudge Report, posted a spoof photo of her traveling press corps wearing surgical masks on her campaign plane.
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The president has previously described specific outlets and "fake news" as the "enemy of the people," but so far had not used the characterization to describe the full press corps.
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White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders defended her pie-baking abilities on Wednesday, saying that she will prove her skills by baking pies for the White House press corps.
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While the tensions are high between the White House and the press corps these days, the purpose of the dinner was to come together and laugh at our own expenses.
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That&aposs kind of probably the way to stick with it because if you saw the press corps then was saying does the president think he&aposs above the law?
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The effort has the potential to touch off a First Amendment debate with a press corps that already has high degrees of distrust of and disfunction with the Trump administration.
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It wasn't pretty: When asked if he had a message to other victims of sexual abuse, Milo told the assembled press corps that other things — specifically, going bankrupt — are worse.
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"The WHCA board is protesting strongly against how today's gaggle is being handled by the White House," Jeff Mason, the president of the press corps association, said in a statement.
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All the rooms have balconies, which is one reason it was favored by the foreign press corps that gathered in 1989 to watch the unfolding revolution against the Ceausescu regime.
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You know I'm never going to have you have to go to the press corps and make up a timeline or do any of the nonsense that these people do.
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As someone who endured the complaints of the White House press corps when President Barack Obama provided far more generous public access, my initial reaction to this evasion was outrage.
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Mark Knoller, a CBS News reporter and the unofficial statistician of the White House press corps, counted 54 formal briefings in 2018, plus a few gaggles on Air Force One.
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In fact, what we are witnessing is a sick symbiosis, in which Mr. Trump is a golden goose and the Washington press corps is operating a 24-karat omelet station.
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Taken together with previous polls from January, it starts to paint a picture, according to Jon Ralston, editor of the Nevada Independent and dean of the state's political press corps.
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In response to a man who treats his Presidency as if it's a series of a particularly bizarre reality-TV show, the entire White House press corps should walk out.
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I don't know -- although I hope when the press corps wakes up with Trump in Vietnam they ask him directly if he talked to Gaetz about the upcoming Cohen hearing.
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"You're thankful for all of us," Ryan shot back in reference to Sanders's earlier comment that she was thankful for the White House press corps heading into the Thanksgiving holiday.
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" As Mr. Spicer, Ms. McCarthy then told the press corps she would be "apologizing, on behalf of you, to me, for how you have treated me these last two weeks.
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MORE held one every year he was in office, though his first happened overseas with a smaller press corps and his 2011 news conference was conducted alongside Iraq's prime minister.
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It seems clear from Chozick's account that Clinton thought of her traveling press corps as more buzzard than human (although she did write Chozick a note when her grandmother died).
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And it comes against a backdrop of deepening hostility between Mr. Johnson, a one-time journalist, and the British press corps, including journalists from newspapers that backed his Brexit campaign.
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Mr. Trump's decision is another thumb in the eye to the White House press corps after months of tension and acrimony between the president and the reporters who cover him.
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CNN sent more reporters, four, to watch Mr. Buttigieg walk across a Cedar Rapids bridge Monday than the entire press corps who went to see Mr. Bullock the day before.
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And his refusal to travel with a press corps led critics to charge that he does not understand, or does not care about, the public diplomacy part of his job.
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Most other times, this would be a strange sight — the mayor of the nation's largest city passing up a chance to pontificate and parry with the City Hall press corps.
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Ms. Donnelly, who noticed the president was "ditching the press corps," wrote about the high-powered rifles stashed in a golf bag towed by Secret Service agents protecting the president.
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Surrounded by the German press corps, Petry and Mazyek, a sturdy forty-seven-year-old former media consultant, met in a boardroom on the second floor of the Regent Hotel.
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I and other members of the Beijing press corps flew to Kashgar to report on a bizarre assault that had resulted in the deaths of at least 16 paramilitary officers.
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Still, what was eyebrow-raising about the move was that a previously scheduled briefing for the full White House press corps was changed to exclude certain media outlets in particular.
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Motherboard tested a Link at the official launch on Thursday—when the network was facing heavy congestion from the assembled press corps—and found speeds of 70Mbps downstream and 47Mbps upstream.
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But they also believed that a fundamental truth to the job was that they had two bosses: The President and the American public (as channeled through the White House press corps).
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On Friday, hours after President Donald Trump delivered a speech blasting the media, Spicer invited only a pool of news organizations that represents and shares reporting with the larger press corps.
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Barney was infamous during the Bush presidency for famously biting a member of the press corps but was cute in a series of White House videos with puppy pal Miss Beazley.
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And it&aposs safe to say the Washington press corps is more concerned with the immigration issue than a lot of folks losing their shirts today on this whole trade issue.
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Washington (CNN)The White House press corps won't need to worry about staying caffeinated covering the new administration thanks to a new espresso machine gifted by actor Tom Hanks on Thursday.
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May's first name was misspelled numerous times in a White House briefing, while members of the British press corps had trouble gaining access to the White House due to clerical errors.
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Worse, Gingrich and other Republican leaders were asked to deplane by the rear door of Air Force One – the same as is used by Secret Service agents and the press corps.
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The ever-growing bureaucracy loads down ministers with documents that they cannot possibly absorb, while the ever-more-feral press corps, desperate for clicks and retweets, goes hunting for "resigning matters".
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The saga seems like a prime example of a political press corps obsessed with "optics" and the personalities of politicians as opposed to the substance of policy that affects peoples' lives.
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The White House press corps, stationed in the briefing room and on the North Lawn, never caught wind of the meeting, convened in a windowless inner room of the White House.
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" Over the same stretch, Trump benefitted from comparable indifference to his more fully documented ethical failures, and from what members of this self-same press corps describe as "rock-bottom expectations.
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In the latest shot fired between the White House and the press corps, the Trump administration reportedly blocked numerous mainstream media outlets from being in on Friday afternoon's scheduled press briefing.
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He was looked upon by many in the press corps as a crackpot, and—ironically given his place in the history of AIDS coverage—is a fierce opponent of gay rights.
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According to Kinsolving, Sam Donaldson, then the White House correspondent for ABC News, was one of the few members of the White House press corps who would stand up for him.
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Kim is staying at the same hotel in Hanoi that the White House had booked for the American press corps, forcing reporters to relocate their equipment they'd spent days setting up.
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Minutes after receiving the letter, in what has become the biggest foreign policy play of his presidency, Trump stopped by the White House press corps to tease his decision to accept.
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Washington (CNN)Fridays at the DC federal courthouse are typically days of high alert for the press corps trying to discern what special counsel Robert Mueller's next legal action will be.
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"I think sometimes when the press corps attacks the president, undermines him, calls into question his credibility from the outset, I think it creates a very poor relationship overall," he continued.
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Spicer has also become the brunt of jokes on "Saturday Night Live," where actress Melissa McCarthy portrays him as short-tempered and mocks his relationship with the White House press corps.
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Similar snowmen stoked fear among the Washington press corps last year, when ITK tweeted a picture of a countless number of ever-smiling figures peering into the White House from outside.
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Instead, the press corps may work out of the White House Conference Center, near Lafayette Square, or in the Old Executive Office Building, next door to the White House, Esquire reported.
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He talks constantly, whether it's through Twitter or in speeches or during impromptu encounters with the traveling press corps, and when he talks he's likely to say something untrue or incorrect.
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"We could feel the plane moving, and it was not a natural landing that you would experience," said CNN producer Elizabeth Landers, who was among the press corps on the plane.
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Dealing with an often-hostile press corps on a daily basis in the televised briefing is an exhausting responsibility, and Sanders could be pining for a more behind-the-scenes role.
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At a recent Trump rally in Portsmouth, N.H., Kaitlin was excited to join the professional press corps in the news media area, and eagerly asked the other reporters about their jobs.
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He went to endorse Lou Barletta, a candidate for senator, but ended up using much of the event to repeat his usual criticism of the news media and Washington press corps.
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Media Memo Jim Acosta, the square-jawed CNN correspondent, has stood out among the White House press corps for his impassioned on-air monologues about the importance of the First Amendment.
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The case underscored that the entree granted to the White House press corps, which has worked out of the West Wing for decades, relies on custom rather than any legal framework.
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It's not lost on me that my efforts to increase access are now opposed by some members of the very group — the press corps —that supposedly fights for greater media access.
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Tilo Jung, the only independent YouTube journalist with credentials to the Bundespressekonferenz, the German equivalent of the White House press corps, helped Rezo with some of the research for his video.
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One of the mistakes the press corps is making is that they are trying to insert themselves as a character in the play, rather than just a critic in the audience.
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"We object strenuously to any move that would shield the president and his advisers from the scrutiny of an on-site White House press corps," Mr. Mason wrote in an email.
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In exchange for that money, the royal family members are beholden to strict rules that dictate how they earn income and how much access they give to an aggressive press corps.
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Instead, the press corps may work out of the White House Conference Center, near Lafayette Square, or in the Old Executive Office Building, next door to the White House, Esquire reported.
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A career military man, he only entered politics a year ago and has yet to face an English-language press corps or a stage anything like that of the White House.
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A career military man, he only entered politics a year ago and has yet to face an English-language press corps or a stage anything like that of the White House.
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We, the small Havana press corps, would stalk him at statue inaugurations, women's solidarity meetings, airport farewells for dignitaries, and the tall-framed Castro would often meander over for a chat.
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In addition, an art troupe, a 30-strong North Korean taekwondo demonstration team and press corps will travel south, South Korean Unification Ministry spokesman Chun Hae-sung told reporters in Seoul.
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Clearly, Mr. Tillerson wants to shake up the foreign policy elite, and that starts with a press corps that feeds in the very swamp this administration says it wants to drain.
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But his surprise appearance left an impression on a weary press corps, even though he divulged little about "Twin Peaks," which ran for two seasons on ABC in the early 1990s.
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In particular, George Clooney flat-out stated during a press conference for Jodie Foster's Money Monster that Trump will not be president (much to the relief of the global press corps).
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"Great thing for the American worker, what we just did," he told the press corps after signing, as his chief adviser Steve Bannon, former executive editor of the alt-right platform Breitbart.
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Obama opened the news conference rebuffing Trump, issuing a vocal defense of the White House press corps, insisting the reporters who covered his administration were an essential facet of a functioning democracy.
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Oakland, California (CNN)Hillary Clinton's national press secretary on Sunday defended his candidate's lack of media availability by overstating the frequency and length with which Clinton speaks with her traveling press corps.
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" With the president and his guest, Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey, safely under umbrellas, Mr. Obama peered out at a bedraggled press corps and said, "You guys, I'm sorry about.
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Thought bubble from Axios' Sara Fischer: Conservative outlets are trying to ensure that they have support from the press corps should they face adversity from a Democratic-leaning administration in the future.
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In some ways, the charity gala felt like a standard election season event: Clinton staffers littered the auditorium, members of her press corps reassembled and the campaign videographer filmed the entire event.
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Both reporters suggested that, at a minimum, the judge allow one journalist to remain in the courtroom during the agents' testimony to provide pool reports to the rest of the press corps.
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"It would be a snub if the White House did not send the press secretary to a dinner celebrating the journalism that the White House press corps does," the WHCA source said.
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Even members of the press corps -- armed with their yellow highlighters —-- knew that when a big opinion was released and Scalia was in dissent, his carefully crafted comeback would make good copy.
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While Quebec remains one of the most boxing-rabid areas of the world with regular events and an interested press corps, boxing in Ontario has been swimming upstream for quite some time.
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"It would be nice to sit down and talk about international affairs," Pullella told Francis, who was saying hello to members of the press corps in the back of the papal plane.
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The White House press corps, while well-intentioned, has not yet figured out how to adapt to a president who lies regularly and truly does not care about freedom of the press.
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Writing for a monthly magazine, Mr. Herr was an oddity in the press corps; one soldier asked if he would be reporting about what they were wearing, and the American commander, Gen.
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Trump told other aides he thought Spicer seemed mad at the world when he was addressing reporters, now noting how Sanders can push back on the press corps without losing her cool.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Three months into his presidency, Mexico's Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador has already spent more time facing the press corps than his predecessor did in his entire six-year term.
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Once in a while I notice a legacy name—signifying the offspring of a well-known journalist—but that, too, doesn't propel that person into a job in the Washington press corps.
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It is motivated much more by anti-Trump sentiment among a press corps with more than its share of #resistance sentiment than realistic concern about a looming crackdown on the First Amendment.
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The Republican nominee frequently lambasted the news media as "dishonest" during his rallies, and crowds would chant slogans such as "CNN sucks" and hurl invective at members of his traveling press corps.
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"I'm going to let all of you ponder that last question," she said, holding a news conference in New York with her traveling press corps on an airport tarmac in White Plains.
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" Crosson cited the fact that reporters accompany acting Defense Secretary Patrick Shanahan during overseas trips, where he has "provided multiple on the record and on-camera briefings to the traveling press corps.
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When Mary Davis was spotted in the courtroom on April 22019, the press corps started buzzing about whether she was there to hear her husband's last round of questioning from the bench.
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The Defense Department on Friday hit the one-year mark of not offering an on-camera briefing by a top spokesperson, adding to friction between the Pentagon press corps and defense officials.
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Dr. Ronny Jackson, the presidential physician, briefed the White House press corps for more than an hour on Trump's first physical as commander in chief, giving him a clean bill of health.
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Breaking with tradition, as he has done so many times during the campaign, Mr. Trump refuses to fly with his press corps and instead favors his private jet, complete with golden seatbelts.
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The student, Benje Choucroun, 13, was at the White House covering a children's fitness event for Time for Kids, but was called on as he sat among the White House press corps.
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We often had the opportunity to pool events, meaning one reporter on the trip would get to be the representative for the rest of the traveling press corps at some small event.
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Mr. DeFrank was a 29-year-old Newsweek correspondent who had been summoned to the White House with the press corps while the rest of Washington ate breakfast or went to church.
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"I think foreign leaders are well aware that the U.S. press corps often has no desire to cover the foreign diplomacy taking place during these visits," Ms. Grisham wrote in an email.
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"The State Department press corps has a long tradition of accompanying secretaries of state on their travels and we find it unacceptable to punish an individual member of our association," Tandon added.
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Mr. Obama has also drawn criticism for his end runs around the White House press corps, opting for venues like a web show with the comedian Zach Galifianakis, over tougher-minded interviews.
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President Donald Trump on Monday surprised the White House press corps by trotting out Conan, the Delta Force dog injured in last month's raid that killed ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi.
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An unusually large scrum of journalists — editors, anchors, columnists, members of the international press corps hunting for some election action — converged on a standard Biden campaign stop on Thursday morning in Waukee.
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Even before Inauguration Day, the level of leaking out of this White House was unprecedented, as officials sought to curry favor with the press corps and as factions vied with one another.
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North Korea will send a high-level delegation comprising athletes, a cheering squad, an art troupe, a visitors' group, a Taekwondo demonstration team and a press corps, a closing joint statement said.
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It's been easier for Republicans to stay quiet, in part, due to the congressional recess — a two-week break for which most members are away from the Capitol and its press corps.
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With some regularity, he would informally drop by the Pentagon press corps' office and answer reporters' questions — just as long as he wasn't televised, often saying he felt more comfortable that way.
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Mr. Trump made no public comments on Friday, though Mr. Flynn's plea provided an awkward backdrop for a closed-door holiday reception for members of the press corps at the White House.
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Of Mr. Trump's roughly 70 interviews in 2019, 23 took place on Fox News, according to Mark Knoller, a CBS News reporter and the unofficial statistician of the White House press corps.
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The fact that anyone is still buying into that line, even as Iowa becomes less and less representative of the nation at large, is largely the fault of the political press corps.
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But now, as Ryan prepares to leave Congress, it is clear that his critics were correct and a credulous Washington press corps — including me — that took him at his word was wrong.
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Australia&aposs Federal Parliamentary Press Gallery, Canberra&aposs equivalent of the White House press corps, on Wednesday threatened to boycott the Pacific Islands Forum leaders&apos summit on Nauru unless Australian Broadcasting Corp.
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Several Congressional interns and pages, as well as members of the press corps, were prowling the halls of Capitol Hill in packs on Wednesday, hoping to catch a climpse of superstar Taylor Swift.
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But recently, aside from the G20163 Summit that brought world leaders -- along with their staffs and traveling press corps -- together in 2012, presidents have come and gone from the camp under the radar.
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The White House staff seemed to put their boss on lockdown, a partial attempt at damage control for a weekend of unfounded accusation that sent the DC press corps into a feeding frenzy.
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That means that unlike the permanent members of the UN press corps, Lee had to sign in and pass through security every day, and, also, leave the building after working hours are done.
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The press corps dwelt on what it means to have a White House spokesman who makes statements that are readily disproved, working under a president whose claims about voter fraud are entirely bogus.
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It did not cause much controversy in 2012 when Republican nominee Mitt Romney hosted an awkward but good-natured touch football match on Florida's Delray Beach between staff and his traveling press corps.
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And he writes that the press corps "routinely gave Mattis a pass" — for example, by not spotlighting his role as a former board member for Theranos when that company collapsed amid fraud allegations.
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Some think that Silicon Valley denizens unlike Hollywood and New York celebrities are not used to a questioning and critical press corps and expect the press to be pliant advocates of their agenda.
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As Thanksgiving approaches, the nation has been inspired — or been forced to, if you're a reporter in the White House press corps — to reflect on what we're grateful to have in our lives.
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President Trump bolted from the White House Wednesday afternoon aboard Marine One to make a trip that was unannounced, and shocked the Press Corps -- but turns out it's for a very somber occasion.
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President Donald Trump welcomed press corps' children to the White House for "Take Your Child to Work Day" on Thursday — and seemed to like the little ones a lot better than their parents.
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Parodied memorably by Melissa McCarthy on the "Saturday Night Live" sketch comedy show for his combative encounters with the White House press corps, Spicer became one of the Trump administration's most recognized figures.
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It may be fun, good theater and base-pleasing politics for Trump to whip up attendees at his rallies by calling the press corps "the enemy of the people," but it is wrong.
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Clinton's regular press corps to cover the Friday event, which took place at Cipriani on Wall Street and for a contribution of $1,0003 to $10,000 included performances by Barbra Streisand and Rufus Wainwright.
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Mr. Trump's comments about Ms. Cruz — which prompted an audible gasp from a member of his traveling press corps — is also likely to remind voters that he attacked her during the primary contest.
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Henry, however, said the press corps is getting lost in its criticisms of the White House, which has held fewer on-camera press briefings in recent weeks, opting instead for off-camera gaggles.
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A few of the reporters in the back started engaging in an old traveling press-corps high jinks of rolling an orange up the aisle in an attempt to reach the candidate's seat.
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"It may be the 100th time that a member of the press corps hears it, but it may be the first and only time that that voter gets to hear it," he added.
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But given the bombshell news events since Ryan last went before the Washington press corps nearly two weeks ago, the questions did not focus on the major legislative effort he's trying to pursue.
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Spicer, who resigned when Trump tapped Anthony Scaramucci for what became a brief stint as communications director, drew controversy on the job for his misleading statements and confrontational approach to the press corps.
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Annie LeHardy Annie LeHardy joined the first lady's team in January from the West Wing, where she was previously a press assistant responsible for "wrangling" the White House press corps at official events.
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It introduced its children's press corps program in 2000, and for the last five presidential elections, Scholastic has sent precocious young political reporters to cover rallies, debates and stump speeches around the country.
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Trump has repeatedly accused the news media of looking to undermine his presidency, labeling journalists "the enemy of the people" countless times while deflecting blame for negative coverage on a peeved press corps.
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On most days, such "pool sprays" are the only opportunity for the White House press corps to lay eyes on the president and ask him questions directly on the news of the day.
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When Rex Tillerson quietly announced he was embarking on his first tour as secretary of state in Asia, he made one noticeable decision: He chose not to bring a press corps with him.
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But the rapid generational turnover on the campaign beat has collectively created a press corps less confident in its judgments and even more nervous about straying from the pack and the Twitter mob.
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The lack of a call to action may have something do with the fact that Mr. Acosta is a somewhat polarizing figure, viewed by some of his press corps colleagues as a showboat.
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In September, Mr. Trump left the traveling press corps behind as he made his way to a rally in New Hampshire, and gloated about it as he took the stage without us there.
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"Reporters heard no mention of the dead, dying or displaced Texans and no expression of sympathy for them," Dallas Morning News reporter David McSwane wrote in the pool report to the press corps.
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At a rare appearance in front of the State Department press corps on Tuesday, Mr. Tillerson went out of his way to offer assurances to the government of Kim Jong-un in Pyongyang.
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Candidates jumped on planes to get out of dodgy Dodge, leaving lower-level staffers and the press corps in a cocktail party of confusion at the lobby bar at the Des Moines Marriott.
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In an awkward moment, the White House press corps center, which was also scheduled to be located at the Melia hotel, had to be moved to a different hotel ahead of Kim's arrival.
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The press surged as well, with regular visitors in addition to the resident press corps, plus dozens of reporters going out on military embeds, often directly from the United States and other countries.
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A master at wrangling his hometown press corps since his early days in real estate, Trump had billed Tuesday's event as a press conference, although he had no intention of taking any questions.
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From time to time the entire technology press corps gets together on Twitter, spends several hours live-tweeting the same event, and then writes a series of blog posts about how nothing important happened.
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What do you get when you bring one Daily Show correspondent, two legendary reporters, and many members of the press corps to the Washington Hilton for a White House Correspondents' Dinner — without the president?
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"This was the largest audience to ever witness an inauguration, period," Spicer insisted to the assembled press corps, despite photographic evidence that suggested the crowd at President Barack Obama's first inauguration was considerably larger.
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The same press corps that was preparing itself two days earlier to cover Hillary Clinton's emails for two more years swept Trump's penchant for sexual assault and other depredations out of memory over night.
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A few days into the trip, en route from China to Vietnam, he walked to the rear of Air Force One, where the press corps was sitting, to deliver some off-the-cuff remarks.
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It was not immediately clear whether access to the event, which last several days, will change for the unusually large press corps in the country, which Reuters reported was 128 reporters from 12 countries.
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That would be easy to swallow for the press corps and other opponents of this newly-hatched, or at least newly-reported, plan – if only the track record of the Trump administration was different.
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"Fake news" has become ubiquitous as a signal to a politician's supporters to ignore legitimate reporting and hard questions, and as a smear of beleaguered and dwindling local press corps, AP's Ryan Foley writes.
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For most of his life he played the role of spoiled narcissist; for the past 18 months he has endured the grueling crush of a liberal national press corps anxious to see him fail.
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The office has long been a source of meddlesome leaks, in part because of the intermixing of F.B.I. agents and New York Police Department officers who have close relationships with the city's press corps.
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On Saturday — when the press corps that regularly covers the mayor and is most knowledgeable about pay-to-play accusations would be unlikely to attend — his office sent a notice at 10:16 a.m.
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Mr. Brower said both Mr. LePage — who has a famously adversarial relationship with the Maine press corps — and Ms. Collins reached out to him when he became the owner of The Portland Press Herald.
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Bilzerian -- famous Instagram lover of hot chicks, big guns and fast cars -- was leaving The Nice Guy with Chris Brown Monday night when we asked about Clinton leasing his jet for her press corps.
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The dinner, intended to commemorate comity between the president and his press corps, has come under immense pressure in the age of "fake news," and President Trump has declined to attend two years running.
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And I know you will need to learn to have a thick skin in your new job — especially within the White House and among the president's friends, not just the White House press corps.
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Editorial Observer WASHINGTON — President Trump's decision to skip the White House Correspondents' Association dinner on Saturday is one of the few good turns he has done for the Washington press corps since he arrived.
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He cares about how the back-and-forth parrying with the White House press corps looks on TV, sometimes directing camera crews to move to the right or the left for the best shot.
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The daughter of Mike Huckabee, the former Arkansas governor and Republican presidential candidate, Ms. Sanders has repeatedly been forced to try to explain the president's contradictory or false statements to a skeptical press corps.
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Jake Turx is a newly minted White House correspondent for a publication that has never before had a seat in the White House press corps: Ami Magazine, an Orthodox Jewish weekly based in Brooklyn.
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But he did defend some of the controversial actions taken during his final weeks in office while heaping praise on a press corps with which he often clashed during the course of his presidency.
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Tuesday's briefing is the first on-camera Q&A session with the White House press corps in a week, and only the sixth this month, a shift that has caused friction with news organizations.
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Priebus shocked the D.C. press corps last week, suggesting the Trump White House may change the format of the daily press briefing and rearrange the seating chart in the James Brady Press Briefing Room.
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Or when he suggests he might evict the White House press corps from the West Wing and have his administration, rather than the White House Correspondents Association, determine who gets allowed to attend briefings.
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The international media center for the summit meeting, where the White House press corps will be moved, is downtown in a Soviet-style events center of pillars and chandeliers that was built in 1985.
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Mr. Lizza, 43, has long been a fixture of the Washington press corps, serving as The New Yorker's correspondent in the capital from 2007 to 2017 after nearly a decade at The New Republic.
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Ms. Wallace maintained an easy relationship with the White House press corps, even as the Iraq War became an increasingly divisive issue and the administration's handling of the Hurricane Katrina crisis was widely criticized.
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But he will likely have to face his home state's famously aggressive press corps, which is expected to follow him on the trail, as he seeks to establish his identity as a national candidate. Sen.
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FiveThirtyEight has details about the criteria here... A "toxic relationship with the press corps" Getting back to Thursday's impending news... On the plus side, de Blasio is a product of the New York media market.
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The spilt-screen image Trump wants: As TV cameras show Washington's press corps dressed in black tie at the White House Correspondents Dinner, Trump is giving a full-throated economic nationalist pitch in the heartland.
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Clinton has not taken questions from her traveling press corps since May 9, when she held a short media availability in Stone Ridge, Virginia, after a roundtable at Mug-N-Muffin, a local coffee shop.
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Clinton broke an 88-day drought of taking questions from her traveling press corps on March 1 when she responded to reporters during a stop at Mapps Coffee & Tea, a small coffee shop in Minneapolis.
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The German press corps that covers the chancellor has long swapped tales of the dry, off-the-record jokes that she cracks at the expense of such men, often under the cover of self-deprecation.
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During today's press briefing by press secretary Sean Spicer, it was announced that "beginning later this week," there will be four Skype systems in the briefing room next to the usual White House press corps.
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In an interview with Lifezette publisher Laura Ingraham, Spicer accused the White House press corps of asking "snarky" questions in order to become famous on YouTube, because that is obviously the dream of any reporter.
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Tampa (CNN)To the delight of reporters, Hillary Clinton's campaign this week finally heeded the media's repeated requests for more access by putting her traveling press corps on the same plane with the Democratic nominee.
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But minutes later, Merrill informed the traveling press corps that Clinton was not responsible for marking the answer -- it was actually Merrill who had circled the orange, and Clinton never indicated her preferred dinner partner.
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Washington (CNN)The White House Correspondents' Association ditched its tradition of having a comedian roast the president and press corps at its annual fundraising dinner Saturday, instead having historian Ron Chernow as its featured speaker.
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Rather than admit that he was exhausted – which would seem reasonable for a person working in such a high-stress position – he told the press corps that his trip was to meet with the pope.
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Sarah Huckabee Sanders, President Donald Trump's deputy White House press secretary, will do her first on-camera briefing with the White House press corps Friday while Spicer fulfills his Navy reservist duty at the Pentagon.
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The White House press corps can be maddening in size and tone, sometimes a proving ground for egos and ambition with a crowd mentality that can reduce issues to sound bites or political food fights.
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Of course, the notoriously shady global press corps and select film industry illuminati can't help but vent their frustrations on something, and the first victim of 2016 turned out to be Olivier Assayas's Personal Shopper.
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When it comes to covering President Trump's excursions to his self-nicknamed "summer and winter White Houses" in Mar-A-Lago and Bedminster, New Jersey, the White House Press corps has had to get creative.
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Hillary Clinton's press corps rides in style (kind of) Dan Merica, somewhere on Interstate 22015 in Iowa Hillary Clinton's campaign reached a new milestone on Monday: inaugurating their first campaign bus of the presidential cycle.
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Not the lives of people like Hillary Clinton and James Comey, who are powerful and wealthy in their own rights, but nobodies, working in the government or the press corps, whom Trump decides to scapegoat.
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White House officials made clear no truce was on the horizon on Sunday in television interviews that set a much harsher tone in the traditionally adversarial relationship between the White House and the press corps.
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After learning of the attack inside his Jerusalem hotel room, Trump followed the standard script for a traveling President: secure briefing, phone calls to Washington and a solemn statement delivered before the traveling press corps.
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Perhaps most tellingly, when WHCA President Carol Lee asked the audience to recognize members of the White House press corps, only 30-some people in the entire ballroom of more than 3,000 guests stood up.
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Rhodes, Obama's deputy national security adviser, managed in a recent New York Times Magazine profile to undercut the president's message on the Iran nuclear agreement while angering the Washington press corps and foreign policy establishment.
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Rhodes, Obama's deputy national security adviser, managed in a recent New York Times Magazine profile to undercut the president's message on the Iran nuclear agreement while angering the Washington press corps and foreign-policy establishment.
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The same holds for birther revisionism, for which Trump and his surrogates have been repeatedly chastised by a press corps that may finally be growing tired of Trump's efforts to game and lie to them.
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But if the press corps retreats further into the physical confines of the Palace of Westminster, they'll no longer be as freely able to set up debate between politicians and ordinary members of the public.
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North Korea will send a high-level delegation comprising athletes, a cheering squad, an art troupe, a visitors' group, a taekwondo demonstration team and a press corps, negotiators said in a joint statement last week.
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But an unusual show of solidarity between rival journalists seemed to signal a new approach by the White House press corps toward an administration that regularly uses briefings to deride, and divide, the news media.
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Adding to the tension, Ms. Sanders used the start of Wednesday's briefing to chastise the press corps again, accusing reporters of engaging in a "massive media hysteria" over alleged ties between Russia and the president.
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When Colombia lost to England after a penalty shootout in the round of 16, for instance, the first three questions to José Pekerman, the team's Argentine coach, were from members of the Colombian press corps.
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An argument could be made that the press corps could do more to work in concert, as they sometimes did back when the White House held press briefings, and follow up on each other's questions.
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They are also the qualities that the press corps—as well as candidates like Bennet, Booker, and Klobuchar—will need in abundance to cover the confounding 2020 primary race in Iowa, New Hampshire, and beyond.
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Perhaps, then, a more ebullient White House press corps was easily distracted from topics than they would be today -- a President announcing he had no definitive strategy as he simultaneously sent more US troops abroad.
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Instead, it turned into one of the wildest presidential press conferences in memory: more than an hour of heated combat with the White House press corps, which he said was full of "hatred" for him.
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There's some juice in Mr. Rhodes's reaction, more bruised than angry, to a profile in The New York Times Magazine, in which he is portrayed as finding the Washington press corps both ignorant and credulous.
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White House Memo WASHINGTON — In his first extended appearance before the White House press corps on Thursday, John F. Kelly, the former Marine general turned president's chief of staff, came off as very un-Trumpian.
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That said, Mattis doesn't mind once in a while dropping in for surprise appearances with the Pentagon press corps in their bullpen, and is also unfailingly polite and even-tempered in his dealings with reporters.
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Yeah, and the White House press corps is very tenacious in protecting its place in the White House, like its workspace, as well as rituals like the daily briefing and access to the president, right?
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On the night the message was delivered, Spicer starred in what we will call the White House Shrubbery Incident, briefing the press corps in the dark, near a cluster of bushes by the West Wing.
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Mr. Spicer's relationship with reporters was often strained, starting with his first appearance at the lectern, when he laced into the press corps, falsely accusing it of underestimating the size of Mr. Trump's inaugural crowd.
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As he walked through the halls of the Capitol during the evening breaks, Alexander was mobbed by the press corps that had earlier in the week been so focused on the other swing votes -- Sens.
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A wiry bantamweight and lapsed Democrat, Mr. Gold was a picture of combustibility redeemed only by a jaundiced wit and a commitment to keeping the traveling press corps glued to his candidate at any cost.
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The former dean of the Iowa press corps, who covered politics for 34 years at the Des Moines Register, said he thinks the caucus system as we've known it is over: Sorry I was right.
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The most significant was the North's decision to send a delegation of athletes, a cheering squad, an art troupe, a visitors' group, a Taekwondo demonstration team and a press corps to the Games next month.
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Though he may have been right, that the media played petty with Trump, it was a losing battle in the eyes of the public and the press corps—We have bigger issues to deal with.
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In 2011, the Kabul foreign press corps numbered 85, by the reckoning of Dominic Medley, who has worked here for many years as a press officer for NATO, the American military and the United Nations.
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When Mr. Kerry was in Bahrain last year, the visit gave the State Department press corps a chance to publicly interrogate his very uncomfortable Bahraini counterpart about some specific human rights abuses in the country.
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The microphone should not even be at the White House, scientists said, so that briefings of historic importance do not dissolve into angry, politically charged exchanges with the press corps, as happened again on Friday.
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The microphone should not even be at the White House, scientists said, so that briefings of historic importance do not dissolve into angry, politically charged exchanges with the press corps, as happened again on Friday.
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"Mrs. Trump has always been a strong and independent woman who puts her family, and certainly her health, above all else, and that won't change over a rabid press corps," Ms. Grisham said in June.
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It's soothing—even hilarious—to see a press secretary get along with the press corps, staffers relieved that a damaging story was posted online and not in print, and a POTUS who can definitely read.
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Even if some of the publishing controls are dismantled, and government pressure subsides, some of the country's leading independent media outlets don't expect radical changes in a press corps conditioned for years to behave cautiously.
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The strange alliance that has emerged between even Trump-supporting Republican elites and a critical press corps has been nurtured by Trump's bizarre conspiracy theories and his baldfaced lies, which offend and unnerve both sides.
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But political journalist Jon Ralston (considered the "dean" of the local press corps) thinks that's mostly hype: "Yeah, you have 12 offices, but if the lights aren't on in 11 of them..." he says airily.
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Valentina Alazraki, 64, a Mexican television reporter who, having covered five papacies, is the doyen of the Vatican press corps, told the bishops she was speaking as a woman and mother as well as a journalist.
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No longer would a dutiful press corps politely look the other way when it came to a president's improprieties, whether that was sexual dalliances, alcoholism, or a little break-in at a Washington DC office building.
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After an hour-and-a-quarter, Obama simply said "Thank you very much, press corps -- good luck" as a presidency that opened in a euphoric blast of hope and change slipped quietly into its final hours.
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But even Secret Service motorcades can experience accidents: The bus carrying Democratic vice presidential nominee Tim Kaine's press corps crashed into a police vehicle at a high speed on a Florida highway days before the election.
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While Sanders was fine hosting a group of kids (mostly the children of the White House press corps), she hasn't hosted an actual press briefing for actual reporters in 225 days which is a new record.
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Pavlovic is one of the lesser-known members of the White House press corps, but she's been hailed as a hero for her act of defiance and efforts to share crucial information with the American public.
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Why it matters: If CNN comes out victorious, it will reinforce a legal precedent that says government officials, even as powerful as the president, can't remove a member of the press corps' credentials for arbitrary reasons.
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It was announced in a statement from White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer 50 minutes after Spicer's staff alerted the White House press corps that they had a "lid," indicating no more news would be made.
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He was referring to a recent New York Times profile in which a deputy national security adviser, Ben Rhodes, discussed ways the administration had communicated about last year's Iran nuclear deal to the Washington press corps.
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During his campaign trips in Iowa and New Hampshire, Rubio and his staff sheltered him from the traveling press corps, hand-selecting reporters to ask questions during short media availabilities and declining most follow-up questions.
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Long answer: Because Spicer is so wrapped around his own axle -- and so frustrated with the press corps (and with his boss, the president) -- that he's simply not capable of seeing the forest through the trees.
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But there are problems at every step, beginning with the fact that, as with everything sinister Trump does, the White House has already broken the fourth wall and explained the plot to an eager press corps.
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From Calvin Coolidge boring reporters with a lengthy diatribe to Franklin Roosevelt's wallet being stolen, the dinner played a huge role in building a modern press corps as the office of the president grew in power.
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He is more satisfied with the briefings since she was pushed in front of the press corps when her predecessor, Sean Spicer, stepped down last July after Anthony Scaramucci was briefly hired as the communications director.
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Those views were compounded by the fact that Pence aides told the traveling press corps to stay in their vans as Trump went to the game because the vice president may depart early from the stadium.
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In other words, the White House press corps should follow the lessons of Cuomo, Smerconish and Melber and insist on an answer to the question on the facts, and, if that doesn't happen, do it again.
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Knox and others in the White House press corps have noted that the alternatives to briefings allow Trump to choose which questions he will respond to and often don't allow for discussion of more niche issues.
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The two were antagonists in the early months of the administration, with a feud that attracted widespread commentary by the Washington press corps while Bannon was in the White House and continued even after Bannon resigned.
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The leakiness of the Trump White House has been a boon to the press corps, who find themselves feasting on the juicy insider details that were hard to come by during the "No Drama Obama" years.
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The retired general made a rare appearance before reporters assembled in the James S. Brady Briefing Room for the White House's press briefing, telling the press corps that they are one of the president's top frustrations.
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While the president has always had a combative relationship with his perceived detractors — especially unfavorable news reports — it escalated this week in rallies in Florida and Pennsylvania, centering many of his attacks on the press corps.
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Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders told the White House press corps to watch a video, "whether it's accurate or not," from conservative provocateur James O'Keefe on Tuesday — and a Playboy correspondent rose to the media's defense.
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One of the things that I want to see the White House press corps do, they had a town meeting a week ago where the members of the association got together to talk to their leadership.
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The Paralympic movement is gaining exposure and popularity, but the absence of the American press corps, which travel to basically every other huge international sporting festival, is jarring, and not having that camaraderie can feel isolating.
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Her first international scuffle harks back to her days as a media wrangler on the 2016 Trump presidential campaign, when Ms. Grisham was in charge of herding the traveling press corps from one location to another.
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At home, Mr. Greitens gleefully clashed with legislators and the statehouse press corps, making a show of his willingness to take on the establishment and boasting about his approach in interviews with conservative news media outlets.
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The case has become the latest flashpoint among the rising tension between the Trump White House and the press corps, but the case's facts, the judge said, are murkier than some of the other stand-offs.
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Questioned on how he would have advised Mulvaney before the briefing, Gingrich said that "there wouldn't be a White House press corps in the White House" if he had the ability to make such a decision.
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To hear critics tell it, Rhodes' wholesale manipulation of a naïve press corps, seduction of existing nuclear nonproliferation experts, and manufacture of new such experts prevented the nuclear deal from meeting its deserved date with destiny.
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Political junkies will enjoy deciphering her various pseudonyms for Clinton staffers, history junkies will find a valuable first-person account of an extraordinary campaign, media junkies will devour the backstage antics of the traveling press corps.
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He was known among the Afghan press corps as one of the kohna pekh ha, or the Old Stocks, referring to the group of Afghan journalists who started working for foreign media during the Taliban regime.
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Their reporters are learning on the fly as they follow the president around the country to file reports for the benefit of the entire press corps, in what has traditionally been the domain of nonpartisan outlets.
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Based on what we keep hearing and seeing from the established leaders of both parties and most of the Washington press corps, the inability to figure out what happened in 2016 is a pretty common affliction.
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A Quinnipiac poll released shortly before he announced his run in May found 76% of New Yorkers did not think he should enter the race, contributing to questions from voters and the city's unrelenting press corps.
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Much of her time in the position was marked by tensions between her and the press corps at the daily news briefings at the White House, which were also put to a halt under her tenure.
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The UK's heavily-populated anti-Corbyn press corps, sensing disaster, has taken to constantly "assessing" Johnson's (important) strengths and (unimportant) weaknesses while portraying Corbyn as a cross between Joseph Stalin's rightful heir and Jack the Ripper.
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CreditCreditMoises Saman/Magnum, for The New York Times President Rodrigo Duterte of the Philippines waved a thick sheaf of papers on live television, fanning the pages for the public and the national press corps to see.
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Most days now, the entire Western press corps in Kabul can be counted on two hands; some days, when correspondents are out on breaks or borrowed to work in other crisis zones, one hand will do.
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"That moves it away from the acrimonious session on Saturday," said Martha Kumar, a political scientist and emeritus professor at Towson University in Maryland who studies the relationship between the White House and its press corps.
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In an email to the White House press corps announcing the seating changes, White House Correspondents' Association (WHCA) president Jeff Mason said the WHCA board considered multiple factors in making changes to the previous seating chart.
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But he also revealed how crushing he is finding the onslaught of criticism that a president receives, saying that he has long preferred the business media to the political press corps he must now deal with.
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They also have to contend with a growing press corps of partially-embedded, camera-toting journalists who frequently get in the way and freak out security by crowding and shoving long lenses into the senator's face.
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There's nothing for Trump to lose politically with his supporters by waging war with the media — and his strategy of exasperating the clubby White House press corps gels with his image as a disruptor who disrespects convention.
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