#press-relations

#press-relations

Trump's approach to the press pool contrasts sharply with Biden's, raising concerns about press access and traditional protocols.

Obama criticizes Trump's media access changes, reflecting on similar past actions during his presidency.

Kaitlan Collins navigates the complex dynamics of covering Trump, emphasizing his contradictory need for press validation despite vocal criticism.

Trump's antagonism toward the press could lead to severe attacks on journalistic freedom.

The administration's approach mirrors authoritarian tactics, suppressing free expression and challenging truths.

The White House press interaction has historically favored mainstream media, while Trump's administration tried limiting access for unfavorable outlets.

Trump is open to changing Air Force One's color and showing more press access than previous presidents.

He is exploring potential investors for TikTok and expects a decision within 30 days.

Trump's second term could heighten press antagonism, evidenced by access denials to journalists and threats of retaliation against perceived adversarial coverage.

Trump criticized media treatment during his campaign, claiming it was unfair compared to his rivals, despite receiving a record number of Republican votes.

Trump's engagement with press shows a shift towards more positive interactions and frequent dialogue.

The White House plans to establish its own seating chart for the briefing room, challenging traditional media control.

Biden promised Peter Doocy a lunch as an apology, which never occurred, humorously implying it was never safe to dine with him.

The White House is opening the Brady Press Briefing Room to new media voices to engage with diverse and younger audiences.

Peter Doocy appreciates the Biden administration's continued engagement with the press, despite real tensions in briefing room interactions.

Bill Maher criticized VP Harris for not engaging with the press, suggesting it's more insulting than Trump's antagonistic approach.

Trump advocates for a 'free, fair and open media' but only if it aligns with his views.