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Covering the White House when the media is the 'enemy'
On Saturday, President Trump started to make nice with agents at CIA headquarters, but quickly turned to insulting the news media as "among the most dishonest human beings on Earth." Press Secretary Sean Spicer followed up with a bitter attack of his own.
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readOn Saturday, President Trump started to make nice with agents at CIA headquarters, but quickly turned to insulting the news media as "among the most dishonest human beings on Earth." Press Secretary Sean Spicer followed up with a bitter attack of his own. But yesterday — at his first official White House news briefing — Spicer gave a kinder, gentler account of his position.
Jay Rosen, media critic, writer and Professor of Journalism at New York University, provides some perspective.
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3 of 3Trump budget tries to square cuts and spending- 1:23Trump signs orders on Keystone XL and Dakota Access Pipelines
- 7:57Cutting, squeezing, trimming -- and spending
- 41:31Covering the White House when the media is the 'enemy'You’re reading this