And the press loves -- the press loves talking about the press.
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So you spent eight years working with the press, fighting with the press, yelling at the press ... Sending angry emails to the press.
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But he puts it out for the press, because the press is stupid and the press wants to say what Mueller is saying.
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They are analyzing the press and how the press presents this.
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And they feed the press and the press spins it negative.
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" On relations with the press: "I'm not much for the press.
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As actors make the press circuits, they must talk to the press.
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You cannot litigate this in the press because the press hates you.
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Our leaders have always attacked the press and gone after the press.
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Just shows you about the press but that's the way the press is.
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" How Trump really feels about the press: "I think that he loves the press.
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Nixon's hostility toward the press grew, and the press was emboldened by his aggression.
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Even at these rallies, Martha, the press covers the part that&aposs about the press.
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We may regard the press as annoying; we never regard the press as the enemy.
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Some incredible people in the press ... brilliant, powerful, smart, and fair people in the press.
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According to him, the press secretary, there is no place for the press in Trump's administration.
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The press secretary announces those decisions, and you people of the press type those decisions down.
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It can give the press the freedom to matter, but it can't make the press matter.
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"Meet the Press," or any of the other shows, but "Meet the Press" was the leader.
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But in the past several months, as the press briefing atrophied and then disappeared, a Washington mystery emerged: What was the press secretary doing all day if she was not briefing the press?
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The press covers the White House; the White House uses the press to deliver information to the public.
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If the carbon fiber block is wider than the press, the press can't really do anything to it.
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Not only does it undermine democracy using the press but it actually gets the press to undermine itself.
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The press is clearly spending a lot of time on that," he said on NBC's "Meet the Press.
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She has a lot of reason to be wary of the press, not naturally charismatic with the press.
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Now, because the press is volunteer-run, all proceeds go to the authors or back into the press.
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It's not what I was expecting for the first statement by the press secretary in the press room.
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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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Today, happy days are here again in terms of the relationship between the press secretary and the press corps.
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The press is different; the press has special First Amendment rights, and the First Amendment protects their editorial judgment.
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Trump has frequently berated the press during his speeches and has proposed weakening protections for freedom of the press.
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Trump calling the press the "enemy of the American people": "I don't have any issues with the press." pic.twitter.
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OK, but let's talk about the press response to this thing, KB. The press is FAWNING all over this.
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That's also the other thing that gets lost about why the press likes him: He's interested in the press.
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Trump has mused about conducting the press briefings himself, or perhaps using social media to bypass the press entirely.
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Who would want to go down in history as the press secretary who got rid of the press briefing?
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Trump's criticism of the press hurts reporters' feelings and may play a factor in the press' low credibility ratings.
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KURTZ: Essentially, the press goes crazy over this sort of thing Emily, because the press also likes the culture war.
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"The government has no mandate to control the press," Gautam Lahiri, president of the Press Club of India, told journalists.
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To me, the thing that makes me super cynical and depressed about the press isn't about restriction of the press.
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The letter from Shine and Sanders said their "preliminary decision" after the press conference was to suspend the press pass.
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Beyond — I don't think the — some of the press — (inaudible) some of the press really covers it accurately and right.
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"Members of the press, or maybe I should say 'friends,' ... we're going to guarantee the freedom of the press," he said.
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Nonetheless, the press release boosted morale at the EPA, signaling just how much the agency sees the press as the opposition.
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By the what-doesn't-kill-you line of argument, the more forcefully Trump attacks the press, the stronger the press becomes.
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Mr. King will insist that his opposition to the press is political — as in, the press is all left-wing propaganda.
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Trump and his staff chose to skip the press dinner because of what he said was unfair treatment by the press.
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Even popular presidents with reputations for charming the press occasionally stoop to blaming the press for quagmires of their own making.
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Acosta and Sanders clashed when the press secretary made her criticisms of the press personal to CNN's chief White House correspondent.
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The press is not good at reflecting on these major institutional ... Which is funny because the press loves talking about ourselves.
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Sean Spicer talked about the Trump administration's relationship with the press at the Newseum's "The President and the Press" event this morning.
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Clinton's campaign manager, Robby Mook, also defended the audio clip on NBC's "Meet the Press" Sunday, criticizing the press coverage of it.
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So the press is free to be bombastic and they have many drama queens in the press who really are not reporters.
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Asked on NBC's "Meet the Press" why the press secretary was uttering provable falsehoods, White House senior adviser Kellyanne Conway fired back.
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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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"We have decided to carry out the press conference without any members of the press," they announced before streaming it live online.
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Usually when something like this gets in the press it's because the key decision-makers want it to get in the press.
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His efforts to delegitimize the press are all part of this because one day the press may have to deliver ruinous news.
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"I'll leave the press policy to the folks on the press side, but we can talk about it," Buttigieg said in October.
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Broidy's attorney recently argued in the press that their agreement was null and void after the affair was leaked to the press.
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The press has little to no access too; the stories told by the press are brought by those who have crossed over.
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We've seen attacks on the press, the one specific body-slamming threat, the kind of vile stuff from threats of rape and violence against the press that I've talked to people in the press that they are receiving right now.
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Writers have compared Trump to Nixon, in terms of his attacks on the press and the way he's encouraged distrust of the press.
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" On the power of the press "The press is a powerful weapon that must always be fired with reluctance and aimed with precision.
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They'd be prohibited from going to the press, from informing their users, from having an open court hearing where the press could report.
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Paired with his promises to try to legislate against the press, and coziness with billionaires who have gone to war with the press?
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Trump calling the press "the enemy of the people" is outrageous because it is a government official fomenting potential violence against the press.
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The Republican frontrunner refers to the press as "scum" during his speeches, and reporters have repeatedly been punished for leaving the press pen.
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Nixon hated the press and the press hounded him, but there was a degree of public civility and some protocol accompanying the relationship.
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She brought issues that she thought were important, compelling issues to the press so that the press could bring them to the people.
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Until recently, the press relied on politicians for access to information while politicians relied on the press for access to the public's ear.
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The press is often blamed for the politics we get; what usually happens is the press exaggerates and reinforces the phenomenon that it observes.
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Sara Huckabee has no right to live a life of no fuss no muss after lying to the press, after inciting against the press.
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And honestly, if the press were not fake, and if it was honest, the press would have said what I said was very nice.
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It ultimately matters little if Trump dislikes the press, but it matters a great deal that the public is giving up on the press.
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Driving the news: "Meet the Press" and its 12th moderator, Chuck Todd, hosted its annual Meet The Press Film Festival in Washington this weekend.
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Todd has been behind the launch of several new "Meet the Press" franchises, including: A daily cable show, "Meet the Press Daily" on MSNBC.
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QUESTION: Thank you, I'm Lisa (ph) from the... (CROSSTALK) TRUMP: See, it just shows you about the press, but that's the way the press is.
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That was followed by an aggressive letter to employees threatening termination or legal action for leaking to the press…which immediately leaked to the press.
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The regime is incompetent as well as oppressive: in May an internal memo on how to squash the press was accidentally sent to the press.
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" On the press: "One thing I've learned about the press is that they're always hungry for a good story, and the more sensational the better.
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He has initiated a gladiatorial contest pitting the principle of freedom of the press against a principle of his own invention: freedom from the press.
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" Following the press conference, CNN released a statement about Trump's behavior via Twitter, writing, "The President's ongoing attacks on the press have gone too far.
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Then ask: What do these clips show about how the president sees the press, and how he wants the American people to see the press?
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QUESTION: Thank you, I'm Lisa (ph) from the... (CROSSTALK) TRUMP: See, it just shows you about the press, but that's the way the press is.
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Sarah Huckabee Sanders has no right to live a life of no fuss, no muss after lying to the press and for inciting against the press.
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But Joe Lonsdale, a co-founder of Palantir, argued that the press was just doing what the press always does — trying to bring good people down.
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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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The trouble with excluding the press — rewriting the rules of an old, symbiotic relationship — is that the press has a way of getting its own back.
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No matter what the press does, as long as they are doing their constitutional duty, I think it's very important that you not attack the press.
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As for Ms. Sanders' ultimate legacy, I'll remember her as the press secretary who helped normalize the idea that the press is the enemy of the people.
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What Mike McCurry aptly calls the press whisperer of the White House, the spokesperson is effectively the internal lobbyist for the press with the president and staff.
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Scott Brown in Massachusetts, during which her "electability" and "likability" were dissected by the press, just as those traits are being scrutinized in the press once again.
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So while it&aposs absolutely true that you can criticize the press, you do want your politicians and political leaders to support the culture surrounding the press.
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"It is wonderfully ironical that a man who so disliked—and never understood—the press did so much to further the reputation of the press," Bradlee wrote.
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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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"Honestly, if the press were not fake and if it was honest, the press would have said what I said was very nice," Trump told reporters Tuesday.
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Trump took a jab at the press earlier in the day, telling Kim, "The press, they never stop," as the two sat down ahead of their meeting.
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Beyonce recoiled from the press following her huge fifth album, bolstered by an aggressive invasion of privacy which saw that infamous elevator footage sold to the press.
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In a fascinating decades-old book called "Joe McCarthy and the Press," Edwin R. Bayley recounted the way the Wisconsin Senator courted the press while attacking it.
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The press, however, has decided that Clinton taking questions from the press at the NABJ and NAHJ conference is not the same as having a press conference.
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National Security and the Press: Using concerns about national security as a means to control the press goes back much farther than Kennedy and the Cold War.
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However, the file name of the press release provided to Motherboard was, "Final 080619 Ring PR," clearly suggesting that Ring is the subject of the press release.
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" He spent the majority of his time ranting about the press, then predicted the response: "Tomorrow, they'll be saying, 'Donald Trump rants and raves at the press.
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There's a related question for me, which is, we're in a weird place so maybe this is the kind of question we can't entertain, but the press is not The Press, capital T, capital P. The press is CNN and CBS and mainstream stuff, and it's also Breitbart.
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In an effort to resolve these split votes, and square the Press Exemption with the Free Press Clause, in September 2016, I proposed an amendment to the FEC's regulations to clarify that books, in traditional and digital format, are included in the press protected by the Press Exemption.
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I believe strongly in freedom of the press, I am a big, big believer in freedom of the press, but I am also a believer in classified information.
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Like the more the press is covering national anthem controversies, the more the press is defending anthem kneelers, the more you know people are favorable of Donald Trump.
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A lot of these problems go away from the press, because the press doesn't see it anymore, but they actually exist and the societal impact is still bad.
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Asked about his personal feelings on CNN and the press, Stephenson doubled down on his commitment to freedom of the press and said CNN was good for business.
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According to The Washington Post, Spicer's assistant emerged to inform the press that the press secretary would only speak to them if he was not filmed doing so.
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So, at some point, when you&aposre in power and you start to keep the press out, the press is like, hey, hey, hey, what&aposs going on?
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" On Trump's tumultuous relationship with the press, Spicer said, "There's a difference between calling people out and understanding the role that the press plays in a free society.
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" At another point in the press conference, Trump accused the press of "siding with China" for covering criticism of his referral to the coronavirus as the "Chinese virus.
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"When he blows up at a journalist or criticizes the press and goes on and on and on – you know, I get criticized by the press," she said.
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"It was well known among veterans of the Justice Department," she said, "that Bob Mueller's approach was 'if you live by the press, you die by the press.'"
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"Criticism of the press is not an attack on freedom of the press, any more than criticism of the president is an attack on the presidency," he said.
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"Obama has laid all the groundwork Trump needs for an unprecedented crackdown on the press," said Trevor Timm, executive director of the nonprofit Freedom of the Press Foundation.
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Under former President Obama, the Justice Department charged eight individuals on allegations that they provided sensitive information to the press, according to the Freedom of the Press Foundation.
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Trump is not the first president to battle the press: Journalists were imprisoned during John Adams' presidency; FDR had little respect for the press and controlled reporter access carefully; Truman, Johnson and Nixon pretty much hated the press as much as Trump but usually were more restrained in their antagonism.
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It was a corporate communications company where we spent most of our time keeping people out of the press or keeping companies out of the press, not seeking press.
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Senator Inhofe with NBC News 'Meet the Press' Moderator Chuck ToddChuck Kennedy Chuck Kennedy Mayor Kasim Reed and NBC News 'Meet the Press' Moderator Chuck ToddChuck Kennedy Chuck Kennedy
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At that point the source says the press office in that district notified the U.S. attorney about the press release from the Department of Justice and tweets from reporters.
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" Strange bedfellows: The press and the political parties, tied together since birth By Susan Campbell, July 26, 2016 "For better or worse, the press and politics remain intrinsically tied.
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Criticize the press if you must, but don't let billionaire bullies try to shut it down or let politicians do their business away from the scrutiny of the press.
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Castro also rebuked the president's attacks on the press, thanking members of the media who attended the rally and calling the press "the friend of the truth" in America.
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The director of the Press Freedom Defense Fund said Friday that the conservative media has "grown on the back" of a sense of victimization and resentment towards the press.
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As to the press briefings, they have degraded into schoolyard brawls, with many in the press looking more to burnish their confrontational street cred than to elicit worthwhile information.
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CNN and the news industry as a whole have plenty of avenues to rail against Trump's mistreatment of the press — and, clearly, Trump does mistreat and disrespect the press.
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"This is how artists talk to each other … We talk by art," he added and ended the press conference by taking a selfie in front of the press cameras.
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The presumptive GOP nominee's ongoing war against the press made headlines when he announced that his campaign was revoking the press credentials of the "phony and dishonest" Washington Post.
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The press pool also reported that, upon their return to the White House, the press vans paused in the driveway, leaving them unable to see Trump exit his vehicle.
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Or the press secretary hiding from reporters as if he hadn't developed object permanence and assumed the press couldn't see him because he closed his eyes and couldn't see them?
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Because it's an illegal process, and the press should be ashamed of themselves, but more importantly, the people that gave out information to the press should be ashamed of themselves.
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He enjoys the political pretense of a war with the press, and much of the press has used the pretense of conflict with the Trump administration as a marketing gimmick.
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"If there's ever an event that separates the press from the people that they're supposed to serve, symbolically, it is that one," he said that year on Meet the Press.
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" But, he said, the press has "no constitutional right to have access to particular government information," and "The press cannot expect from the Constitution any guarantee that it will succeed.
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"The reason Sarah Sanders does not go to the 'podium' much anymore is that the press covers her so rudely & inaccurately, in particular certain members of the press," Trump tweeted.
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After the press accurately quoted him as accepting Russia's denial of interference in the 2016 elections — in direct contradiction of the U.S. intelligence community's own assessment — he attacked the press.
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"The reason Sarah Sanders does not go to the "podium" much anymore is that the press covers her so rudely & inaccurately, in particular certain members of the press," he tweeted.
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"The reason Sarah Sanders does not go to the 'podium' much anymore is that the press covers her so rudely & inaccurately, in particular certain members of the press," he tweeted.
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"He changed the narrative until, of course, the mayor then cut off the questions and left the press conference, giving the press something else to write about," Mr. Cunningham said.
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But, he said, "if she can carve out a role where on a personal level, she likes the press and the press likes her, it can go a long distance."
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"The press, to be frank, is so anti-Trump that I do understand that the natural reaction of Trump is to go over the head of the press," he said.
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That is why last year, CPJ, along with Freedom of the Press Foundation and a number of other press freedom groups, created a new online database called the Press Freedom Tracker.
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She then took aim at the press for similar calls on Wolf to apologize when, Griffin said, the press is unwilling to call on the Trump administration to apologize for anything.
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The Post is a valentine to newspaper journalism, to be sure, but it's less a call to arms for the press itself and much more for those who own the press.
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The candidate has drawn criticism from Democratic groups for being unprepared for a Senate race, having limited contact with the press and avoiding difficult questions from the press on top issues.
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"It's been that way from the very beginning," Ginsburg said, noting that Thomas Jefferson was distressed at what the press was reporting, but he didn't think the press should be squelched.
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ELLEITHEE: -- by the press, you know, for decades now.
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The press -- the public doesn't believe you people anymore.
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" NBC's Chuck Todd asked Cuban on "Meet the Press.
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Maybe the press reports aren't true — cost plus fifty.
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" Sullivan: "So, those reports in the press are incorrect?
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" NBC's Chuck Todd asked Comey on "Meet the Press.
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Now, they're headed to court – and to the press.
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" Giuliani on "Meet the Press" yesterday: "Truth isn't truth.
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" O'Rourke answered: "Members of the press, what the f***?
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So the overall grade is actually ... For the press?
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That to me was ... and taking away the press.
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" Mr. Todd asked Ms. Conway on "Meet the Press.
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" He also contended that the press treats Bannon "unfairly.
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I mean members of the press -- what the f***.
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" "We still have the press conference to deal with.
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What do you ... The attacks on the press, yes.
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"An attack on VICE's right to freedom of the press is an attack on the right to freedom of the press for all," wrote an editorial in the Ryerson Review of Journalism.
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The group closed ranks and stopped talking to the press after the infamous Monas incident (more on that later), concerning themselves with the "purification," instead of spreading their beliefs in the press.
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I hate the press, I hate you especially, but the fact is we need you, we need a free press," McCain told Chuck Todd in an interview on NBC's "Meet the Press.
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"The President and the Press: The First Amendment in the First 100 Days" will "explore the Trump administration's relationship with the press in the critical first months," according to the Washington museum.
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David Gergen: Trump's foolish war with the press November 27 In other words, we are witness to a war between Trump and the press, playing out every day in newspapers and television.
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"No other American politician in recent history has made such a determined campaign against the press, not even Richard Nixon, whose loathing of the press is well known," Bayley wrote in 1981.
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Political Memo LOS ANGELES — The mayor of Los Angeles was attempting to praise Joseph R. Biden Jr. to the press, but Mr. Biden's aides were more focused on shooing the press away.
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Wallace said in a speech at the Newseum last Wednesday that Trump's attacks against the press amounted to the most "direct, sustained assault on the freedom of the press" in U.S. history.
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And there's a "Meet the Press" mindset that can go to documentary filmmaking, there's a "Meet the Press" mindset to podcasts, there's a "Meet the Press" mindset to cable, there's a ... But the point is that it is not about one hour on a Sunday morning, it is bigger than that, and I think for its own survival.
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Turns out, that's true: The paper simply shatters under the press after its seventh folding and crumbles in his hand when removed from the press, prompting a perplexed "What the f—?" from Vuohensilta.
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Trump called the press "the enemy of the American people" on Twitter on February 17 and further lambasted the press at a February 24 speech he gave at the Conservative Political Action Conference.
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"His real goal is to straighten out the press, because the press has been interpreting his immigration policy, which is fairly clear, in many different ways, and I think that's unfair," he said.
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I'm not in the room, but the meetings have been described to me as fairly chaotic — the president's mind jumps from intelligence to the press to policy to the press back to intelligence.
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So—and when the new prosecutor was named about two months ago, and the press in Japan was complaining to the prosecutor why do you forbid Carlos Ghosn to talk to the press?
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Relations between Team Trump and the press are already rotten.
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The press corps at times seemed invested in misunderstanding her.
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These are the images that the press is focused on.
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But calling out the press is not entirely unheard of.
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"House of Cards promo," someone in the press briefing joked.
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The truth is the press is terrible on money issues.
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Within seconds, the sisters were whisked to the press line.
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Methot's return put D Fredrik Claesson in the press box.
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Adams has been forthcoming about their relationship in the press.
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Or shaping the way the press talked about them, right?
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If they were going to be in the press anyway?
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"Let them just not talk to the press," he said.
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The press is a great enemy for him to have.
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"Bring Carlie home," DeVine urged Simpson at the press conference.
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The format served presidents and the press well for decades.
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Trump this year continued his hostile posture toward the press.
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On Friday, Lewis made an appearance on Meet The Press.
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There is also a crisis of credibility for the press.
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There's also a cool little animation that accompanies the press.
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Yesterday the press got a shocking slap on the wrist.
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He then attacks the press as "irresponsible" and introduces Trump.
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Speaking shortly after Priebus on "Meet the Press," Virginia Sen.
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There's the constant abuse of democratic institutions and the press.
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Thousands more were tortured, and the press was heavily censured.
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I know -- I believe strongly in freedom of the press.
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There were some things the press release left out, however.
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It's all false what has come out in the press.
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Mizzou placed blame on the press for the negative perception.
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Houlton has been leading the press office since Hoffman's departure.
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We're going to have some of the press go in.
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She says a lot of crazy stuff in the press.
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Is the press being fair to the high court nominee?
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The plan backfires when the press falls all over him.
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The press conference appears to have accomplished the politically impossible.
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It remains a shining argument for freedom of the press.
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It's clear that Facebook's relationship with the press remains contentious.
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But none of us went to the press and criticized.
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The partisans and the press aren't the only patsies here.
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As is customary, Wolf also burned the press in attendance.
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But Kuroda did not admit it at the press conference.
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EPA staffers were aghast, and eventually went to the press.
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But in this case the founders went to the press.
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The press is not the enemy of the American people.
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He elevated the administration's concerns about Hussein in the press.
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"He ran a better race," he told the Press Herald.
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I'm a big, big believer in freedom of the press.
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Aronberg seemed to concede as much at the press conference.
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It went to court to keep the press at bay.
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Instead, they found out when Frankel's statement hit the press.
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He thinks the press are sensationalist and just against him.
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"I'm not at war with the press," Erdogan told Amanpour.
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"@Zendaya Does the press tour count," joked Holland right back.
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Moreover, the nature of the press has changed so much.
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The press has been cowed with a barrage of lawsuits.
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Trump, you're right, look back there in the press box.
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So I start putting flyers up in the press tent.
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The press was even shown demos at CES in 1995.
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But Nixon gave the press one of its finest hours.
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Much of this information will be in the press shortly.
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And the press will also be unlikely to cover them.
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They openly profess love to one another to the press.
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Mr Modi has a very easy time with the press.
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"I'll heal fast," the actor said at the press conference.
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That said, the press release is light on details here.
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I wrote several glowing pieces about her in the press.
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Misgivings about CPEC are almost entirely absent in the press.
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This case is being highlighted because it's in the press.
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Davis declined to attend the press conference announcing the merger.
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Nissan is also spinning the press against its former boss.
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"For the press, this is a serious reprimand," he added.
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Mexicans have long distrusted the press and for good reason.
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"Regulators respond to public pressure, and the press," Musk said.
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Senator Tom Cotton was great on Meet the Press yesterday.
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And all of the press is making fun of him.
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They leaked information harmful to Donald Trump to the press.
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Is it the civil war being trumpeted by the press?
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The man refused, vowing to go to the press instead.
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Trump had previously scheduled the press conference for Thursday, Dec.
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Aaron Nett said at Tuesday's vigil, according to the Press.
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It was in the press and I said, 'Oh, wow!
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But the press corps was ready for something to happen.
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He argued with the Brazilian fans during the press conference.
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So you have a slice left that believes the press.
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And the press images don't really do it any justice.
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"The press love it when things mess up," he says.
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Instead, Bautista treated the press and the fans like adults.
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Will be making no further comment to the press. pic.twitter.
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The press loves villains, and YouTube is one right now.
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She seethed at the press for making it an issue.
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After some digging by the press the full story emerged.
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By the way, Chucky, you may host "Meet the Press".
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Some of the meetings have been reported in the press.
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In one hour's time, you will be in the press.
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Later that day, Nunes stops answering questions from the press.
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They leaked information, selectively, to the press and to Congress.
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You are hanging an error in the press room. pic.twitter.
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This person was not invited back into the press pool.
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KEANE: Well, the press conference, I think I take it.
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On NBC's "Meet the Press" on Sunday, Minority Leader Rep.
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Top officials, including the president are hiding from the press.
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Top officials including the president are hiding from the press.
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Ryan Costello of Pennsylvania texted me during the press conference.
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After a while, people get tired of the press stories.
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Still, not all lawmakers are so chatty with the press.
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"Let's get sophisticated about this OK?" she told the press.
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Page: I mean, I've read that in the press, yes.
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The Brazilian teased the idea to the press last summer.
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It's almost impossible for the press to cover sexual harassment.
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Not reflecting that in the press would be willfully misleading.
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It'll also create 4,000 jobs, according to the press release.
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For the press, the temptation will be hard to resist.
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Brazilian law prohibits minors to be identified by the press.
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Except, with the press of button, it kind of is.
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Even the press box had a little shine to it.
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This man is terrified to take questions from the press.
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"There was a line," the "Meet the Press" host said.
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Jerry Brown, who endorsed the measures during the press call.
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And let's not forget all the press and investor interest.
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Most presidents probably have a conflicted relationship with the press.
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"You cannot say that to the press," Trump said repeatedly.
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Because Director Mueller will keep this out of the press.
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"The press unfairly focuses on issues like this," he continued.
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It's how he plays the press, how he avoids accountability.
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And, like schizophrenia, the positive symptoms get all the press.
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He came out breathing fire and angrily lambasted the press.
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"We don't negotiate in the press," Manfred told Fox Sports.
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Trump is completely wrong in his attacks on the press.
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The press wants to know, 'What did you talk about?
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The press, for its part, has acted frenzied at times.
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Look at all the cheerleading the press did for Theranos!
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At the press conference, Trump was peppered with political questions.
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"How do you know about the press conference?" he asked.
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"Because it's literally an attack on the press," Houlahan said.
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They show how dictatorship flourishes when the press is silenced.
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The press thus agitates the public mind without informing it.
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Virtually every president has an adversarial relationship with the press.
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The press conference is set to start at 4 p.m.
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"They treat her very badly," Trump said of the press.
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Andrew Cuomo, who have had negative encounters with the press.
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And frankly, it annoyed the heck out of the press.
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And such restrictive access was not limited to the press.
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Short had to read about his firing in the press.
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Finally, the press paid attention, and the fraud was revealed.
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Overall, the press has been aggressive in reporting Trump's failings.
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First, he briefed the press about President Trump's physical health.
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An IPG spokesperson referred Business Insider to the press release.
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The same is true for the press conference with Putin.
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"I'm going to continue to attack the press," he added.
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The U.S. Department of State supports freedom of the press.
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Over $160,000," Mr. Trump said on NBC's "Meet the Press.
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Similarly, Trump doesn't want his followers to trust the press.
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Everyone's credibility — government institutions and the press — could be damaged.
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Clinton and an extended airing of grievances about the press.
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" Chuck Todd asked the senator on NBC's "Meet the Press.
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Fortunately, the televisions in the press room had a replay.
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Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak also attended the press conference.
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And people in the press that are responsible know that.
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She believed Fina leaked the sting operation to the press.
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"People who care won't be disenfranchised," she told the press.
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I truly believe that," Manchin told NBC's "Meet the Press.
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"I'm going to continue to attack the press," he said.
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Members of the press pool protested the situation on Twitter.
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And she joked about the rivalry with the press corps.
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Both presidents defended freedom of the press publicly, and diplomatically.
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We are here to celebrate the press, not the presidency.
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"It's a tragedy waiting to happen," Gareth told the press.
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And yet, the press goes crazy, the media goes nuts.
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Was the press right that it was an egregious mistake?
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" Mulvaney said in an interview on NBC's "Meet the Press.
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" Chuck Todd asked the same question on "Meet the Press.
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I think the meeting was defined by the press conference.
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I don't think the press could have covered it differently.
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"I'm going to do my job," he told the press.
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Freedom of speech, association and the press is strictly curtailed.
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The press is doing their part, regularly pushing the narrative.
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But some members of the press are taking a stand.
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"I wish that was in the press releases," he joked.
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He's really got it in for the press, for sure.
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In Doom's case, Bethesda didn't give the press early access.
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Jon Tester, a Democrat from Montana, in the press release.
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Putin "outmaneuvered our president," Webster noted after the press conference.
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The problem is that most voters don't trust the press.
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Well, with Trump discussing the press every day, attacking it.
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And they never, ever talk about him in the press.
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The press, Galley Beggar, based in Norwich, accepted the book.
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Moonves was not mentioned by name in the press release.
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Or take Danielle Pletka's comments on NBC's Meet the Press.
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"If anything, the press should be embracing Meghan," she said.
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She does — she talks to the press everywhere she goes.
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A company spokesman declined to comment beyond the press statement.
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But, wait: Trump talks to the press all the time!
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When we had the press luncheon, it was up there.
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He was really pushing me: 'When is the press release?
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McCain courted the press corps assiduously while Trump disdains it.
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Is it a celebration of the freedom of the press?
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Go stick it to the press and vote for me.
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Do you think the press has covered Donald Trump dishonestly?
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The relationship between any president and the press is fraught.
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That's not the way the press ought to conduct itself.
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Then come work, give two papers after the press conference.
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Then come work, give two papers after the press conference.
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Hackett's presentations were not open to the press or public.
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But the threat to freedom of the press is obvious.
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But that's not what the press is supposed to do.
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I have this theory about social media and the press.
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It's about calling the press the enemy of the people.
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The family is famously averse to speaking with the press.
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And I write that as a member of the press.
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How is the press reacting to this lack of access?
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The press no doubt would focus on that sexier subject.
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Just remember to show up at the press conferences bro.
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It will make a very nice picture for the press.
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And, he not only defames the press, he threatens it.
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Reporters at the press conference also shared the same microphone.
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Sullivan, the Supreme Court case upholding freedom of the press.
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Here I describe the excesses of freedom of the press.
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On the second day, he began to censor the press.
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Her name leaked to the press, like Professor Hill's did.
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" There was more: "So, how does the press treat you?
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The press release says that Helios and Matheson Analytics Inc.
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The press officer raised his eyebrows and looked at Davis.
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They declined to talk to the press after the hearing.
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He had a distant, often surly relationship with the press.
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Impeachment, and that's all the press wanted to talk about.
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The tapes fed a stream of leaks to the press.
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"The press wants Trump to win," said a Florida Democrat.
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Mr. Mackey did not speak to the press on Friday.
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"I know the press couldn't see his face," Barrasso said.
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That's got quite a lot of attention in the press.
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"Unfortunately, Democrats blew the opportunity," Schumer told the press club.
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When the press does it uncritically, citizens rightly demand accountability.
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And ask anybody in the press, it's a flat lie.
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Mr. Tillerson is famously reluctant to talk with the press.
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It's giving the press something a little different to cover.
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Kozinski was twice brought into the spotlight by the press.
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The press is provided with every disincentive to venture out.
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To some extent, the clash with the press was inevitable.
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It's with the press, the mirror for the First Narcissus.
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The press is the light that makes the roaches scatter.
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Trump, who has shielded her son from the press. Mrs.
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Kyrsten Sinema (Ariz.), a maverick who largely shuns the press.
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Putin is lovely and the press is the Evil Empire?
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We don't have freedom of the press in this country.
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The press secretary, Sarah Huckabee Sanders, was hardly more forthcoming.
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Mr. Varvatos paced behind the press line, muttering his frustration.
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"I'm very careful with what the press says," he said.
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" [The Press Democrat] • "From Day 1, I've been a Warrior.
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Not that the press is overly cowed by Harry's broadside.
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The press conference is scheduled to begin at 1 p.m.
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The court hearings, in Moscow, were open to the press.
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I don't think the goal is to exclude the press.
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NBC's "Meet the Press" — Klobuchar; Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden.
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After the debate, she arrived to greet the press, triumphant.
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But they need leaks as much as the press does.
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Nixon attacked the press and privately called it the enemy.
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Either that or the press are a bunch of children.
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He took control of the courts and silenced the press.
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He often accused the press of inflating the Watergate affair.
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The press conference is scheduled to begin at 8 a.m.
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The press has described the move — Meghan's move — as selfish.
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We had exquisite intelligence," O'Brien told NBC's "Meet the Press.
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Chuck Todd, the "Meet the Press" host, mouthed along quietly.
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The press briefing is set to begin at 11 a.m.
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"The press was quite something outside," said Queiroz dos Santos.
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At the press conference, his skin was shiny and scalded.
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Freedom of the press is a cornerstone of our nation.
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" NBC's Chuck Todd asked Ryan on NBC's "Meet the Press.
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As reported to the press, it was on good terms.
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After the press conference, it was dismantled and shipped elsewhere.
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We're going to give very good access to the press.
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And he said it loud and clear for the press.
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She read a statement from Trump at the press briefing.
|
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The press, Congress and the Department of Agriculture followed suit.
|
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The press conference was originally scheduled to take place Thursday.
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Are you telling partners not to talk to the press?
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Behind the scenes, occasionally leaking into the press, tensions remained.
|
|
Republicans have also been accused of leaking to the press.
|
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"You've seen the comments in the press," Durbin said Friday.
|
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The press was to serve the governed, not the governors.
|
|
Another slices through paper with the press of a pedal.
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Trump has consistently characterized himself as beleaguered by the press.
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The First Amendment provides only limited protection for the press.
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I press up against the window of the press bus.
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The press briefing is scheduled to begin at 2 p.m.
|
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But it wasn't only the press that made such arguments.
|
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"Mega farms" are high on the press agenda right now.
|
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The meeting is supposed to be closed to the press.
|
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Otherwise, the incident went largely unremarked upon by the press.
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The press is unelected, not a branch of government, etc.
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I've always sort of been a voice in the press.
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"The press never covers sexual assault very much," she said.
|
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The executive was not authorized to speak to the press.
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Now, she is the press secretary for Senator Cory Booker.
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Trying to fool the press and public is one thing.
|
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Finally I got fed up and went to the press.
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Freedom of the press is a cornerstone of our democracy.
|
|
I still think the press struggles with that, a lot.
|
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This, predictably, is dominating the press coverage of these hearings.
|
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A Unifor spokeswoman also declined comment before the press conference.
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Below is a full rush transcript of the press conference.
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Instead, he canceled the press conference and sent two tweets.
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"It's not easy, especially when we're also fighting the press."
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"You have seen the comments in the press," Durbin said.
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That was not something ... the press used to terrify me.
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That's not how the press would have received it then.
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Like you say, you're a member of the press now.
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Not the press sucker, not the person on the podium.
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The White House didn't note this in the press release.
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Talking to the press in the rain, Murray looked stunned.
|
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What do you make of his war on the press?
|
|
During an interview with Meet the Press in 1960, Rev.
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You can't use your power to go after the press.
|
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Now the Khans will be in the press for days.
|
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"That nickname was given to me by the press, and some of you may have experienced similar occasions with the press where perhaps they didn't get it quite right," Mattis said during his testimony.
|
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In 2010, after visiting the White House grounds again with director Steven Spielberg, Hanks came back to the press area to check on his machine and told the press they weren't using it correctly.
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The press releases were randomized to receive an intervention or not, with the intervention consisting of Chambers's team jumping in to make sure the content of the press releases accurately reflected the scientific study.
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SK: Because I did that publicly ... and I think that this is why so many women are using the press on this, and why I think people should consider using the press on this.
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For all that Sanders's supporters feel the press is biased against their candidate, Clinton's supporters (and Clinton herself) have long felt the press is biased against their candidate, and in important ways they're right.
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"I have to decide this case not on the basis of tweets, not on the basis of what might be said in the press, or to the press," judge Nicholas Francis said on Monday.
|
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" During an interview with the Christian Broadcasting Network Wednesday, Spicer said the White House communications team is "very engaged with the press all day long doing interviews like this" and "communicating with the press.
|
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The shakeups in the press staff come as Wheeler undertakes an effort to change how the EPA communicates with the media and the public, in contrast to Pruitt's opaqueness and abrasiveness with the press.
|
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CBS has taken the allegations reported in the press seriously, and respects the role of the press in pursuing the truth, which is a role that is central to the mission of CBS News.
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To the Editor: This brazen attack on the freedom of the press by Donald Trump, whose intended use of the press (and all others) is purely manipulative and self-serving, deserves a powerful response.
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By Sunday, The Press Herald had doubled its goal, with about 200 new subscriptions in less than 48 hours, Lisa DeSisto, chief executive of MaineToday Media, which publishes The Press Herald, said on Sunday.
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"I've grown up with the press, in the press," she told me, referring to her upbringing as the daughter of Mike Huckabee, the Republican former governor of Arkansas and a two-time presidential candidate.
|
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Scaramucci's hostile remarks about punishing leakers come at a time when the new communications chief has escalated his rhetoric on weeding out people in the press shop who are too cozy with the press.
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"Our first amendment protects the press from things like violence, and we as American citizens should respect that even if the opinions of the press are not in line with our own," Solo wrote.
|
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Asked on "Meet the Press" why Spicer used his first appearance before the press to dispute a minimal issue like the inauguration crowd size, and why he used falsehoods to do so, Conway pushed back.
|
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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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"And at one point he started to attack the press, and it's just me and my boss and him … he's attacking the press and there were no cameras, there was nothing going on," Stahl said.
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If a nation's president repeatedly calls the press "The Enemy of the People" and a purveyor of "Fake News," a core democratic commitment is under assault (and members of the press might face physical danger).
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" In his statement, he alluded to the press pass incident: "The president and his team, not to mention some of his supporters, have attempted to silence the press in ways we have never seen before.
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"And at one point he started to attack the press, and it's just me and my boss and him … he's attacking the press and there were no cameras, there was nothing going on," Stahl said.
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Reporter Question Aren't you concerned, sir, that you are undermining the people's faith in the first amendment, freedom of the press, the press in this country when you call stories you don't like fake news.
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A police spokesperson told the Press that he was arrested on suspicion of rioting and assaulting a police officer, though the activist told the Press that his detention had been requested by Hong Kong police.
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It's a harrowing cautionary tale showing that democracy can be sabotaged even more diabolically by a trusted insider, respected by most of the press, than by a clownish outsider, disdained by most of the press.
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Noticing the awkward attitude Spicer can sometimes have with the press, The Daily Show decided to recut some of his most memorable moments of condescension—but with the press replaced by a group of kindergarteners.
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Trump called off the press conference hours after the video surfaced, saying he'd already spoken to the press extensively for more than 120 minutes on Tuesday over three separate bilateral meetings, making further comments unnecessary.
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The press, the stories that were amplified by social media and then amplified by cable, and then amplified again on social, cable, it just creates this no- The press maybe did its job too well.
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Since the Benalla scandal - during which he slammed the press for "no longer seeking the truth" - and the "yellow vest" crisis, which damaged his popularity, Macron has adopted a less confrontational attitude with the press.
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Knowledge of the classified briefing leaked in the press shortly thereafter.
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"At one point, he started to attack the press," Stahl said.
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Other institutions have suffered, too—the church, the press, the professions.
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The press would have a field day for weeks and weeks.
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PERINO: We&aposre about 45 seconds away from the press conference.
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Finally, the Freedom of the Press Foundation had a busy week.
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Even Vice President Mike Pence repeated this story to the press.
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The press does not normally cheer the president at such events.
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The question was whether Blumenthal spread this further in the press.
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Both the press and Clinton's campaign have started to pay attention.
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He still remembers the scene in the press room that night.
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Many people didn't like the president's comments at the press conference.
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Anyone who is caught revealing information to the press is fired.
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The press has never, never been more vocal -- on Donald Trump.
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But I have seen some of your quotes in the press.
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That is basically what happened with Donald Trump and the press.
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Why does Trump say the press is risking war with Russia?
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Because he stopped talking to her and talked to the press.
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I think the difference is that the press is half right.
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The Constitution grants freedom to the press; to the presidency, obligation.
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And you likely won&apost hear about this in the press.
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Sanders' honesty with the press has been called into question before.
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We were in the press for all of the wrong reasons.
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Nguyen's daughters have spoken to the press since their mother's death.
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Why is the press going nuts over Melania&aposs mysterious jacket?
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Freedom of the press is a building block of our democracy.
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That doesn&apost mean though that the press is beyond criticism.
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"I just feel helpless," kindergarten teacher Lori Rippentrop told the Press.
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For now, Sater still talks to the press about his exploits.
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The press and the public perceived the five boys as criminals.
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The press briefing, while flawed, is a critical piece of that.
|
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In the press release, the word "trendy" is repeated many times.
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Both sides brawled in the press, throwing slurs and hurling insults.
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Elton John has talked about us numerous times in the press.
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"Facebook's dominated the press schedule the entire time," he told us.
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Apparently, the press has the same interest in actor's weight loss.
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I&aposm a big, big believer in freedom of the press.
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So, the president is not taking any questions from the press.
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"These cases are never easy," Hart said at the press conference.
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Police claim they also found marijuana, according to the press release.
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The press conference will now be in January, his team says.
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And we have an important story surrounding freedom of the press.
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He also issued a statement for the press about the bill.
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Everyone knows that I was the press secretary to President Bush.
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Baltimore Mayor Catherine Pugh also joined Tuggle at the press conference.
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The press seems to be very gentle with him on that.
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A dozen suspects were taken into custody, the press office said.
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Enter the press, social media sites, and a self-constraining pledge.
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He couldn't navigate the muckrakers of the press like Roosevelt could.
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To be fair, Barabooians had real reasons to distrust the press.
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He cuddled up with her a bit at the press conference.
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Unfortunately, those tour guides were only part of the press event.
|
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Sarah Sanders at the press briefing refused to answer questions substantively.
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Right: Christina Aguilera blows a kiss to the press in 1999.
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"I think the press is an enabler of him," she said.
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"We found out about the filing from the press," Cook says.
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"It was about how the press handled it internally," he said.
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This is incase the press tries to say something else later.
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Letter doesn't talk to the press; he leaves that to Pelosi.
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"I didn't know what to say," he told the Press Herald.
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She saw photos of the perp walk and the press scrum.
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Iris whimpered at the press of her stiffening dick between them.
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Whatever the intention, the invention was lampooned savagely in the press.
|
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Instead, we've had a war of anonymous sources in the press.
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His wariness with the press includes refusing to release routine information.
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"My costume opened up," Papadakis, 22, explained later to the press.
|
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All we have is the press release with the final figures.
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But one thing is for sure: the press will be ready.
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But the press was a little more respectful in those days.
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She'll bubble up in the press only to promote her albums.
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Berating the press equally blemishes our standing on the world stage.
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The press tours end up having tons and tons of outfits.
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Because the press, like everyone else, has a short attention span.
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Not even the press that attended the film's junket on Jan.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R- KY, launched the press conference.
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Being the press secretary and all, it was a bit problematic.
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The press said, 'Well, maybe he's having a hard time picking.
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"They tried to strangulate me," the woman has told the press.
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Sisson became emotional during the press conference while announcing the allegations.
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You tattoo someone who's famous, then the press writes about it.
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During the press conference, Apple will probably mention iOS 10 again.
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" David Plouffe told host Chuck Todd on NBC's "Meet the Press.
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But they were together throughout the press tour for the film.
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She tried to help Santos escape, according to the Press Democrat.
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That meeting was secretly recorded and leaked to the press too.
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Enjoy the film The Press Conference above or on Comcast Watchable.
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Check out the full film of The Press Conference on Refinery29.
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"The two of them were inseparable," Cossu's relatives told the press.
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They only know about it from that statement in the press.
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"I never suggest that the press is biased," Romney said then.
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On Thursday, Senate Democrats tried redirecting the blame to the press.
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The press jumped on that comment, vilifying Romney for his callousness.
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It looked OK in the press conference, but personally, just that.
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We read the press reports but it&aposs all very troubling.
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So the press release backups are at least safe for now.
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When did we stop believing what we read in the press?
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Hillary&aposs investigation was put in the press to help her.
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"John McCain did not give it to anybody in the press."
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She's skipping the press entirely and chatting directly with her fans.
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Watch the press conference via livestream below at 1 PM EST.
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The press centre is these days a hub for digital businesses.
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I didn't want them to leak it to the press, okay?
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"People are searching for jobs anytime, anywhere!" the press release chirps.
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During the press briefing today, Raj Shah was pressed on this.
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As the Press Democrat reports, it wasn't until around 8 p.m.
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Mr Moreno unmuzzled the press and stopped meddling in the judiciary.
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Like, my first answer was C.J. Cregg and the press room.
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The press conference was scheduled for noon at the White House.
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The entrepreneurs were frank with the press: Fowler had inspired them.
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Trump is turning off Republican leaders, operatives, donors, and the press.
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Today trust in the press is closely linked to political preference.
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The press loves to talk about machines and automation replacing jobs.
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However, Ingraham is not expected to take the press secretary position.
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The press secretary then took a shot — several shots — at answering.
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Many of the press are claiming it&aposs a stunning omission.
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So the FOMC meeting just concluding – the press conference just concluding.
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I wonder if the press will want to attend, who knows.
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Speaking on "Meet the Press" on Sunday, South Carolina Republican Sen.
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Resentment of the educated elite also drives hatred of the press.
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Levin's lawyer said they're not discussing Jaffe's allegations in the press.
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In a confidential memo leaked to the press last month, Rep.
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It is a certain type of hell for the press, too.
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The younger Prince has at times struggled with the press attention.
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Violence against any member of the press, frankly anybody, is reprehensible.
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Now, the press is absolutely a vital part of any democracy.
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"I'm pro-competition," Kaine told NBC's Meet the Press on Sunday.
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"This is a civic rebellion," Guevara said during the press conference.
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I was going to get to the press, but go ahead.
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The press coverage of the WikiLeaks disclosure only fuels that sentiment.
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And that's just not something the press is equipped to do.
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Has anybody from the testing been quoted by the press, even?
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Magee scored on a layup after the Terriers broke the press.
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One way is to hold scientists, philanthropists and the press accountable.
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The five members of the press sat in the jury box.
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Tetra goes absolutely "berserk," her owner describes to the Press Association.
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Ron DeSantis, who appeared at the press conference alongside local officials.
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Weiner will remain atop the company, according to the press release.
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Rick Snyder will be taking questions from the press on Thursday.
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It wasn't even close," Conway said on NBC's "Meet the Press.
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Jerry Brown told Chuck Todd on NBC's "Meet the Press" Sunday.
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Lighthizer did not speak to the press or issue a statement.
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It has been 42 days since Sanders last briefed the press.
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"We want FreeHand to have a future," the press release stated.
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White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders lied to the press.
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Earlier today, the Press Secretary Sarah Sanders responded -- good for her.
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The "press people" then decided: Ariel Winter was officially flying solo.
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During the press conference Wednesday, Trump denied ever having met Putin.
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You're in the press now being naked and doing soft-porn.
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Pruitt's EPA is known for being closed off to the press.
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How will the press treat the British monarchy's first Black mother?
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Donald Trump, as you also may have noticed, hates the press.
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PST for Ticketmaster Verified Fan presale, according to the press release.
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No other American reporters were called on during the press conference.
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You're in the press now being naked and doing soft porn.
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That decision does not signal any newfound love for the press.
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They declined to comment on the reason for the press conference.
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That seems unlikely given how outspoken much of the press remains.
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Some of the press reports said that it is not true.
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The meeting is closed to the press, the senator's office said.
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Some people who were in the room tattled to the press.
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The press has been asking for Trump's tax returns for months.
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Lula's foundation said they would not comment on the press reports.
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I think you will probably be rewarded mightily by the press.
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One part of the press conference rankles more than any other.
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"Any relaxation by the press will be extremely costly to democracy."
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He'll meet the cameras of the press pool at 3 p.m.
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Many more who spoke to the press chose to remain anonymous.
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"An argument ensued and shots were fired," the press release states.
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Following scrutiny from the press, the Kushners and Anbang discontinued talks.
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" He's also called the press "the enemy" and "the opposition party.
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"This wasn't in the press conference, you know, Hugh," Price said.
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Urena declined to comment on those reports at the press conference.
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Do you think the press had a large role in this?
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An official denial and complaint to the press regulator swiftly followed.
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Mr. Trump, you're right, look back there in the press box.
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Palin likes to point to the press both rhetorically and literally.
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I just heard that the press is stuck on their airplane.
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The press doesn't mention them and the courts continually reject them.
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If that's the case, there are big dangers for the press.
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There's an irony to Clinton's relationship with the press, Aftergood observes.
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We are winning and the press is refusing to report it.
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The press briefing is scheduled to begin at 2:15 p.m.
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He later denounced Trump's attacks on the press and the courts.
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It helps that judiciaries are usually independent and the press unconstrained.
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The Clintons evidently wanted to reëstablish some rapport with the press.
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NBC's "Meet the Press": Cornyn will be on, as will Sen.
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Understanding that certain segments of society -- politicians, the press, clergy, etc.
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The Pentagon has said it will brief the press after Congress.
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Acosta reportedly held the press conference at President Donald Trump's direction.
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NBC's "Meet the Press": Baker, former Vice President Dick Cheney, Sen.
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The system said Rivera's documents checked out, Lang told the press.
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The president's political appearances are all closed to the press today.
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And-- the press likes to make it sound like it's combative.
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Zuckerberg and COO Sheryl Sandberg got flak for "dodging" the press.
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Dick Durbin, from Illinois, told NBC's "Meet the Press" on Sunday.
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Check. Admitting that he leaked his own memo to the press?
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"The press effect in this referendum cannot be underestimated," he said.
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Watch the press conference, scheduled to start at 12:25 p.m.
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The war on the press is coming from inside the house.
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Don't make it a public event and then ban the press.
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NBC's "Meet the Press": Pruitt and Gore are expected to appear.
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The press release reveals the survey, which took place in Dec.
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It would get 80 votes," Graham told NBC's "Meet the Press.
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Catch more of his interview this Sunday on Meet the Press.
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"We're hurting," Chief Brown said at the press conference Friday morning.
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Our premonitions by looking at the press conference schedule were right.
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The answer is no," he said on NBC's "Meet the Press.
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You should not be going to Moscow without the press corps.
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Black Lives Matter has gotten it's fair share of the press.
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I WAS CONFUSED WHEN I WAS READING THROUGH THE PRESS RELEASE.
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"During my presidency, the press often drove me nuts," he said.
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Several tents used as work areas for the press were closed.
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We all know why Trump attacks the press as he does.
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I think you will probably be mightily rewarded by the press.
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"No," the press release quoted U.S. District Judge Lynn N. Hughes.
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"There are risks out there," said Josh Earnest, the press secretary.
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" Labor Secretary Tom Perez will appear on NBC's "Meet the Press.
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" Todd asked Giuliani during an interview Sunday on "Meet the Press.
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Dick Durbin of Illinois on NBC's "Meet the Press" said Sunday.
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The press statement released last year by the Holy See announcing
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"Franklin said at the press conference that football "brings people together.
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The press recorded every instance, and the industry began paying attention.
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They consistently condemn Trump's conduct to the public and the press.
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He sent copies of the letter to members of the press.
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Of course, Trump is doing that in spades, saying the press
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The company acknowledged the breach only after the press discovered it.
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But the Trump Administration's relationship with the press transcends ordinary discord.
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Many of McMaster's friends found the press conference hard to watch.
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This meant Pope Francis would face the press during his customary
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The press secretary, Josh Earnest, said that the investigation of Mrs.
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You talked a little bit about that during the press conference.
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The US is the 18th most free country for the press.
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The press knows it, you know it, we all know it.
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The left wing, unlike Republicans, doesn't want to destroy the press.
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He also faulted Trump for antagonizing Democrats and vilifying the press.
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Whether it's good or bad, the press will say it's fantastic.
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Trump wants to use the libel laws to silence the press.
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It's the future of democracy," Feinstein told NBC's "Meet the Press.
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"It's a tactic, to attack the press," Pelosi said on Thursday.
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We need the best organizer," Schiff told NBC's "Meet the Press.
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His actions both at the press conference and afterwards were unbecoming.
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During that short visit, Shkreli blasted prosecutors, witnesses and the press.
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The press conference is set to begin at 9:30 a.m.
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That right was won for all of us by the press.
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This show demythologizes the press, and I think people like that.
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Appearing on NBC's "Meet the Press," Mr. Kaine also said Mrs.
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She did not say a word in front of the press.
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Everybody would be aghast, except the press guys would never notice.
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"Meet the Press" will feature a discussion with South Bend, Ind.
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I don't know, like, members of the press, what the fuck?
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But Dr. Pitanguy refused to confirm their identities to the press.
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The particulars were relayed to the press by Democratic Florida Rep.
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The press conference is expected to begin at 10:30 a.m.
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It&aposs called The Briefing, Politics, the Press, and the President.
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But is the press right that this was an egregious mistake?
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I don't see any problems with how the press covered it.
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Police and the press outnumbered protesters, according to CNN's Ryan Young.
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The press representative did not give a reason for the decision.
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The press was assigned a critical role in the First Amendment.
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Will we describe the press as the 'enemy of the people'?
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Here's the full Sunday show lineup: NBC's "Meet the Press": Sen.
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"I'm impressed by this leader," a charmed Bush told the press.
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Where is the line between privacy and freedom of the press?
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In blaming the press, Trump performed two of his favorite tricks.
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What we see now is that the press is becoming weaker.
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Rumors circulated, first in-person within communities, then in the press.
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There's no time a physical altercation should occur with the press.
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During the press conference, Trump explained he had unblocked the sale.
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Does this, from later in the press release, provide any clarification?
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Why did he have me kicked out of the press conference?
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However, the attention by the press has also helped drive sales.
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Seth's too scared to answer his calls or face the press.
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That's obstruction of justice," Feinstein said on NBC's "Meet the Press.
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You could see it in the way he manipulated the press.
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Q: You were saying the press has treated white nationalists unfairly?
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And when I did that, the press had a field day.
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Traditionally, the chairman takes questions from the press after the meeting.
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The press is used to anti-Trump demonstrations at this point.
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Special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia investigation gets most of the press.
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Go deeper: Watch a clip from Brennan's "Meet the Press" appearance.
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Williams and the press room at Wimbledon erupted in a cackle.
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"Nobody's going home right away," Terrazas said at the press conference.
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After the meeting, Trump came out to talk to the press.
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"They haven't," Clinton said on NBC's "Meet the Press" this weekend.
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" Reporter: "You were saying the press has treated white nationalists unfairly?
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David Furness, the division's commanding general, said in the press release.
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Fortunately, not everyone in the press plays along all the time.
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I find nothing funny about the Press Secretary bungling holocaust history.
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Since then, Markle Jr. has repeatedly criticized her in the press.
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The Democratic nominee has engaged more with the press in September.
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As usual, her dog, Gary, accompanied her on the press tour.
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"The press in this country is extremely dishonest," the billionaire said.
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But it seemed impossible to relay such nuances to the press.
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He takes more questions from the press than any recent president!
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He was hounded, not praised, by the press and the police.
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"He was very well respected among the press corps," she said.
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"But bear in mind that the press reports are just speculations."
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And I decided I should based on the press conference yesterday.
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Amy Spitalnick, the press secretary for Mr. Schneiderman, said on Feb.
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He's held few big rallies and rarely speaks to the press.
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"Our campaign is getting organized," Manafort said on Meet the Press.
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There are political enemies of the press that are gaining traction.
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In an interview on NBC's "Meet the Press" on Sunday, Sen.
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Williams and Townsel were arrested Tuesday, according to the Press-Enterprise.
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Do you think the press has oversold — or overpromised — the scandal?
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The press event on Tuesday was part of that propaganda effort.
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Tim Scott (R-SC) told NBC's Meet the Press on Sunday.
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Leaks about internal issues have largely stopped flowing to the press.
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"I didn't say that," he made clear to the press scrum.
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Nowadays it's all about the press photographs and the social media.
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Steve, handle the Wi-Fi for the people of the press.
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Instead of resigning, she installed a curfew and censored the press.
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This wasn't the "Ring" I read about in the press, though.
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Can you tell me your initial reaction to the press conference?
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"We never talk to the press about prices," Mr. Francis said.
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Yesterday, "Meet the Press" devoted its entire show to climate change.
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This isn't the first time Trump has ditched the press pool.
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"Whoa, whoa — this is not the press statement," Mr. Duterte said.
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"Special apologies to my wife," Babchenko, 41, told the press conference.
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And the press did not treat it like a big deal.
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And the press played a very very big part in it.
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We're not trying to be judge and jury as the press.
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"The press continues to make it about them," Mr. Spicer said.
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WASHINGTON — The press team, the Bad News Babes, wore pink jerseys.
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But none of the four attended the press briefing this year.
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Many clueless American members of the press will never understand why.
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"I don't think it's inevitable," Trump said during the press conference.
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The press, which he's labeled the "enemy of the American people"?
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Both are suspicious of the press and checks on their power.
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He taught me everything I know about working with the press.
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"No matter what he does, the press is so negative," Mrs.
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Broward County's Holness also appeared alongside DeSantis at the press conference.
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It's a negotiation with the press and with the stock market.
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I don't know, like, members of the press: What the f---?
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One of the things you recommended the press do is listen.
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We in the press must still cover them aggressively and skeptically.
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My homage to Robert Redford and Peter Vallone Sr. The press.
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The press called the encounter a duet, rather than a duel.
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They had control of the press and they bought the votes.
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"Honestly, most sites are out," Setter said in the press release.
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She was informed to disregard a recent article in the press.
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Stories about Mr. Ezoe's shady behavior started appearing in the press.
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"Let's face it," he told NBC's "Meet the Press" on Sunday.
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Anniston residents who attended the press conference echoed the officials' sentiments.
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"We will stop at nothing," Nehls insisted at the press conference.
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Just as assiduously as he pursued donors, Schumer wooed the press.
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The press teams, too, reflect the overall contrast between the campaigns.
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In the press box, reporters wondered aloud if he was sick.
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You cannot persecute the press for asking questions about the truth.
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The press is increasingly paying attention to business AND advertising practices.
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Access: Republicans were encouraged to be more available to the press.
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Soon, the color looked good and the press started its crescendo.
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So cool getting to share our excitement with the press today.
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During an appearance on NBC&aposs "Meet the Press," GOP Sen.
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For better or worse, the press and politics remain intrinsically tied.
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They want to make the press a tool of the government.
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Its enemies include Hollywood and the press (with a few exceptions).
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He also keeps obsessive track of his presence in the press.
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Trump denied the accusations and the press for running the reports.
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Have you leaked any information to the press since being fired?
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Both governors quickly squashed the notion in interviews with the press.
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While a lot of the press coverage has portrayed U.S. v.
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In the opening scene, he finds himself pilloried by the press.
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The press release remained on the summit's website as of Thursday.
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Frank Biden was also among those thanked in the press release.
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But when the press reminds him of that, he lashes out.
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I don't know, like, members of the press, what the [expletive]?
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More troubling is the Ride character's evident contempt for the press.
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You went the route of blowing your whistle to the press.
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Later, she helped lead some of the boos against the press.
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Joe Biden has consistently been demoted by most of the press.
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Just take the press release and deliver it to the newspaper.
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I don't know, like, members of the press, what the [expletive]?
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Diana is pursued by the press near her London flat, Nov.
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Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer speaks to the press on Tuesday.
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Bailey meets the press in Fort Dodge, Iowa, on Jan. 29.
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And the press coverage out of CES treated it as such.
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The press release emphasizes that not all patients had data stolen.
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Most of the press, left of center, hit it pretty hard.
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The man insisted that he remain anonymous, especially to the press.
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This was the press corps's last chance to ask about Flynn.
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She's not listed in the press releases for either the Oct.
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" Trump believes the press and its negative coverage is getting "worse.
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Someone started throwing roses off the top of the press box.
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"Quite frankly, I think the press is very silly," Gaga said.
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Aside from Fox News, the press largely glossed over the story.
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They speak to the press—Brazil has scores of regional newspapers.
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The meeting was initially going to be closed to the press.
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They had the local élite and the press on their side.
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In China, IMAX made $341 million, according to the press release.
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This has met with predictable hysteria from allies and the press.
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Ditto attacks on the press, harassment of opponents, fondness for dictators.
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Conway defended Spicer's comments on NBC's "Meet the Press" Sunday morning.
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At times, Flake's aide directed the survivors to the press office.
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Officials did not formally identify the shooter at the press conference.
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Most of our the "press oppressor" awards elicited nods of agreement.
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Trump is a terrific showman, and the press was no match.
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The press conference is scheduled to begin at 3:30 p.m.
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Here's the full lineup: NBC's "Meet the Press": Shulkin and Sen.
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Why was the press so interested in child abuse after 1962?
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Just yesterday, he gaggled two or three times with the press.
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The press conference is scheduled to begin at 11:45 a.m.
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It says right there, the press is colluding to elect Hillary.
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" — COLBERT "He called the press 'the enemy of the American people.
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The event was initially set to be closed to the press.
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The press briefing is scheduled to begin at 2:30 p.m.
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The press office sometimes responds and other times declines to comment.
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Biden is doing big fundraisers, but he's letting the press in.
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The press treats me horribly with almost every aspect of life.
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To be realistic, the press is often used as a lever.
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But the press loves to bring up the name 'Ann Coulter.
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OMG A DARTH VADER AND PRINCESS LEIA IN THE PRESS BRIEFING!!
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In an interview with "Meet the Press" host Chuck Todd, Rep.
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"I do appreciate the tremendous spirit of the press," Trump said.
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Even the Party's most ardent supporters in the press sense doom.
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I would say no," Mulvaney said on NBC's "Meet the Press.
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Long afterward, he remained bitter over his treatment in the press.
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"I cannot criticize the critics of the press," Mr. Toledano said.
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His interactions with the press, meanwhile, have been grudging at best.
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Mr. Hun Sen has also overseen a crackdown on the press.
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The press had christened her the Babe Ruth of egg-laying.
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Some copper pennies were able to slip through the press though.
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In fact, the fundraiser in question was open to the press.
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President Trump and First Lady Melania Trump spoke to the press
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So I'm not against the media, I'm not against the press.
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And, thanks to peer pressure, almost nothing leaks to the press.
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That means "descendant of a notable family," noted the press release.
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My day job is a publisher at the press Badlands Unlimited.
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Donald Trump would like the press to be nicer to him.
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The press will be scrutinizing his every move for further gaffes.
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"Sometimes, he gets personal with the press," Slate's Seth Stevenson reports.
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The press conf I was made to go to after assault.
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Frustrated, DCI Werrett used the press to plead for more information.
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He held few big rallies and rarely spoke to the press.
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These survivors shared gut-wrenching stories, with legislators and the press.
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And same dynamics in terms of the interaction with the press.
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Ron Johnson (R-WI) told NBC's Meet the Press on Sunday.
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Comey's firing sparked immediate questions in the press — Is this Watergate?
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Your drug bust put the press and politicians in scandal mode.
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