WH press corps and their bosses are being duped

[Laura PourMeADrink]

Dipshit speaking now. You can't hear Questions. It allows him to riff at will.

They should be ashamed that they are participating in this scheme to silence them and allow a one sided propaganda exercise.

Do not give him a platform. Demand a proper conference in a room with mics. Or don't show up.

[Mike 03]

1. They aren't worth much, are they?

As long as they continue to treat this president like a "normal" president with just a few personality issues, we're living in an alternate universe. Political junkies get it, but too many Americans will fall for it.

[NRaleighLiberal]

2. WH press corps are utterly out of their depths

they are not mentally equipped to effectively handle a serial lying monster ignoramus abusive autocrat.

[rzemanfl]

3. + 1. n/t

[Laura PourMeADrink]

4. Agree, plus he pulled credentials on the best ones. But

BUT... specifically on these copter conferences. Surely the networks see that their employees can not be seen or heard? No reward. No one sees that NBC, for example, asked a great question and made them look good. They are literally only serving one single purpose, to allow him a platform that's not Twitter. Neither can be challenged.

[rockfordfile]

10. BS They're there behalf of the hack media.

[NRaleighLiberal]

14. yup. $$$ $$$ $$$ not truth

[Laura PourMeADrink]

16. How does CNN, MSNBC, etc get a feed? Their cameras aren't even there?

Who was that reporter that they claimed assaulted an aide or something. I distinctly remember trump saying later...no worries we can just turn off his mic.

[Wellstone ruled]

5. Thought everyone had figured out what the scam the Orange Anus is running.

These Rope Line Presser's are just staged events by the Orange Anus. The Slug is a master of the Crafting and Staging and these Reporters are just props,over paid props.

Do not think for a moment the likes of NBC,ABC,Murdoch and others are going to risk their Access to the White House.

[Laura PourMeADrink]

7. So even though there's no legitimate and traditional reward for

particpating, they are willing to go along only because trump will take it out on them if they don't?

This to me is huge. And they can't report on it. It's like the press needs a whistleblower
or an outlet that doesn't participate who exposes this travesty.

Why I still like Cohen's Nov 2017 articles of impeachment that included his actions against freedom of the press.

[Wellstone ruled]

9. All about being seen by your Peers

and reporting out something to the Copy Desk or the News Desk. We would do Pressers at our Dem Office during 2016 when a Candidate or their Spox would show up for a meet and greet. They are called Stand up interviews where a local Newsey Reporter would use a Q&A script,and those live shots are sent to their news Editors and maybe it will show up on the evening news or be picked up by a National Network,but usually these interviews end up in the trash.

You could always count on the ABC and CBS affiliates as well as one of the print media reporters to show.

[pwb]

6. Your right. Just stop being there. He hates all of them.

I really don't care what he says about most things.

[Laura PourMeADrink]

8. It would have to be ALL. That way he couldn't single

one out to harrass and intimidate.

[IcyPeas]

11. how often did President Barack Obama appear on our TVs?

our best president was occasionally on tv.

the worst president... on tv 24 hours a day.

[Laura PourMeADrink]

12. But worse..no daily briefings.

[UniteFightBack]

13. The questions are often worthless and some of them play right into his tiny little hands. nt

[GeorgeGist]

15. Most are very willing DUPES.

[Laura PourMeADrink]

18. Maybe the people standing there but surely not

the better journalists.

[Laura PourMeADrink]

17. Current press corps

Television Edit
Takaaki Abe – Nippon TV
Jim Acosta – CNN[2]
Yasmeen Sami Alamiri – CGTN
Yamiche Alcindor – PBS
Gustau Alegret – Nuestra Tele Noticias 24 Horas
Peter Alexander – NBC News
James Bays – Al Jazeera English
Geoff Bennett – NBC News
Kate Bennett – CNN
David Brody – Christian Broadcasting Network
Blake Burman – Fox Business News
Ching-Yi Chang – Shanghai Media Group
Ronica Cleary – Fox 5 DC WTTG
Kaitlan Collins – CNN
Stephen Collinson – CNN
Sara Cook – NHK
Kevin Corke – Fox News
Philip Crowther – France 24
Zoe Daniel – ABC News (Australia)
Jeremy Diamond – CNN
Sean Doody – C-SPAN
Devin Dwyer – ABC News
Arden Farhi – CBS News
Katherine Faulders – ABC News
Alan Fisher – Al Jazeera English
Jon Garcia – ABC News
Major Garrett – CBS News[3]
Noah Gray – CNN
Kimberly Halkett – Al Jazeera English
Dan Hausle – WHDH
Caroline Horn – CBS News
Jillian Hughes – CBS News
Hallie Jackson – NBC News[4]
Eamon Javers – CNBC
Jonathan Karl – ABC News[5]
Peter Kleim – n-tv
Raquel Krähenbühl – GloboNews
Elizabeth Landers – CNN
Richard Latendresse – TVA Group
Kevin Liptak – CNN
Cordelia Lynch – Sky News
Joy Malbon – CTV News
Allie Malloy – CNN
Mark Meredith – Fox News
Dan Merica – CNN
Victor Montoro – C-SPAN
Kelly O'Donnell – MSNBC
Tara Palmeri – ABC News
John R. Parkinson – ABC News
Jordyn Phelps – ABC News
Abby Phillip – CNN
Fernando Pizzaro – Univision
Chanel Rion - One America News[6]
John Roberts – Fox News[7]
Janet Rodriguez – Univision
Steve Scully – C-SPAN[8]
Kevin Ryan – Blaze Media
Chris Sheridan – Al Jazeera English
Jon Sopel – BBC
Jessica Stone – CGTN
Amber Strong – Christian Broadcasting Network
Kayla Tausche – CNBC[9]
Scott Thuman – ABC 7 News WJLA-TV; Sinclair Broadcast Group
Cecilia Vega – ABC News[10]
Ali Vitali – NBC News
Kristen Welker – NBC News[11]
Christina Wilkie – CNBC
Jennifer Wishon – Christian Broadcasting Network
James Yu – Korean Broadcasting System
Jeff Zeleny – CNN
Print and Internet Edit
Acqunetta Anderson – Bee News Daily
Yavuz Atalay – Akşam
Kristina Anderson – AWPS News
Melanie Arter – CNSNews.com
Peter Baker – The New York Times
Rebecca Ballhaus – The Wall Street Journal
Andrew Beatty – Agence France-Presse[12]
Michael Bender – The Wall Street Journal
Jennifer Bendery – The Huffington Post
Brian Bennett – Los Angeles Times
John T. Bennett – Roll Call
Nadia Bilbassy – Al Arabiya English
Cheryl Bolen – Bloomberg BNA
Dave Boyer – The Washington Times
Paul Brandus – West Wing Reports
Robin Bravender – Environment & Energy Publishing
Jérôme Cartillier – Agence France-Presse[13]
Conrad Chaffee – Tokyo Shimbun
Francesca Chambers – Mail Online
Cho Yi-jun – The Chosun Ilbo
Dave Clarke – The Washington Post
Jill Colvin – Associated Press
George E. Condon Jr. – National Journal
Nancy Cook – Politico
David Corn – Mother Jones
Jeanne Cummings – The Wall Street Journal
Anne Walters Custer – Deutsche Presse-Agentur
Kelly Daschle – Associated Press
Shirish V. Dáte – Huffington Post
Julie Hirschfeld Davis – New York Times
Josh Dawsey – The Washington Post
Tom DeFrank – National Journal
Mike Dorning – Bloomberg News
Al Drago – New York Times
Dan Eggen – The Washington Post
Juliet Eilperin – The Washington Post
Jennifer Epstein – Bloomberg News
J. Jesús Esquivel – Proceso
Jordan Fabian – Bloomberg News
Mushfiqual Fazal - Just News BD[14]
Andrew Feinberg – Breakfast Media
Linda Feldman – Christian Science Monitor
Dan Freedman – Hearst Communications
William Gallo – Voice of America
Todd J. Gillman – The Dallas Morning News
John Gizzi – Newsmax
Raghubir Goyal – India Globe[15]
Rosie Gray – The Atlantic
Maggie Haberman – New York Times
Anthony Harper – InterMountain Christian News; Christian Newspaper Association
Kathleen Hennessey – Associated Press
Steven L. Herman – Voice of America
Steve Holland – Reuters
David Jackson – USA Today
Jennifer Jacobs – Bloomberg News
Lalit Jha – Press Trust of India
Chris Johnson – Washington Blade
Jenna Johnson – The Washington Post
Brian Karem – The Sentinel Newspapers / Playboy[16]
Annie Karni – New York Times
Gregory Korte – USA Today
Anita Kumar – The McClatchy Company
Martha Joynt Kumar – White House Transition Project[15]
Mark Landler – New York Times
Lucía Leal – EFE
Evan Lehmann – Environment & Energy Publishing
Jonathan Lemire – Associated Press
Annie Linskey – The Boston Globe
Tom LoBianco – Associated Press
Frank Lockwood – Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
Fred Lucas – The Daily Signal
Catherine Lucey – Associated Press
Lachlan Markay – The Daily Beast
David Martosko – Mail Online
Jeff Mason – Reuters
Tara McKelvey – BBC News
Brittany Shepherd – Washingtonian
Steven A. Miller – The Washington Times
Zeke Miller – Associated Press
Gabby Morrongiello – Politico
David Nakamura – The Washington Post
Emily Ngo – Newsday
Peter Nicholas – The Wall Street Journal
James Oliphant – Reuters
Toluse Olorunnipa – Bloomberg News
Franco Ordoñez – The McClatchy Company
Damian Paletta – The Washington Post
Ashley Parker – The Washington Post
Christi Parsons – tronc
Tarini Parti – BuzzFeed News
Katie Pavlich – Townhall
Ksenija Pavlovic – The Pavlovic Today
Maria Peña – Telemundo (digital)"
Shannon Pettypiece – Bloomberg[17]
Heidi Przybyla – USA Today
Louise Radnofsky – The Wall Street Journal
Roberta Rampton – Reuters
Ayesha Rascoe – Reuters
Andrew Restuccia – Politico
Cara Rinkoff - Sputnik
Philip Rucker – The Washington Post
Kevin Ryan – Blaze Media
Mary Alice Salinas – Voice of America
Darren Samuelsohn – Politico
Debra J. Saunders – Las Vegas Review-Journal
Demetri Sevastopulo – Financial Times
Michael D. Shear – New York Times
Justin Sink – Bloomberg News
Andrei Sitov – Itar-Tass News Agency
David Smith – The Guardian
Sara Sorcher – USA Today
Charlie Spiering – Breitbart
Niall Stanage – The Hill
Eli Stokols – The Wall Street Journal
Darlene Superville – Associated Press
Jonathan Swan – Axios
Edward Szall – Trunews
Lynn Sweet – Chicago Sun-Times
Margaret Talev – Axios
ChiaChieh Tang – Sina News
Heather Timmons – Quartz
Ken Thomas – Associated Press
Jake Turx – Ami
John Wagner – The Washington Post
Hunter Walker – Yahoo! News
Kenneth T. Walsh – U.S. News & World Report
Michael Wilner – The Jerusalem Post
Radio Edit
Doug Christian – Talk Media News[15]
Jon-Christopher Bua – Talk Media News[15]
Greg Clugston – Salem Radio Network
Bob Costantini – Westwood One News
Jon Decker – Fox News Radio
John Fredericks – The John Fredericks Show
Scott Horsley – NPR
Tamara Keith – NPR
Mark Knoller – CBS Radio News
Olivier Knox – Sirius-XM
Mara Liasson – NPR
Leland McKee — Salem Media Group
Sagar Meghani – Associated Press
Steven Portnoy – CBS Radio News
Ellen Ratner – Talk Media News
Randy Ross — Salem Media Group
April Ryan – American Urban Radio Networks
Karen Travers – ABC News Radio
Robert S. Weiner – Main Street Radio Network
Notable former correspondents Edit
Mike Allen – Politico
Jim Angle – National Public Radio
Jim Axelrod – CBS News
Bret Baier – Fox News
Richard Benedetto – USA Today
Bob Berkowitz – CNN
Wolf Blitzer – Jerusalem Post
David Bloom – NBC News
Caren Bohan – Reuters
Rita Braver – CBS News
David Broder – The Washington Post
Tom Brokaw – NBC News
Campbell Brown – NBC News
Carl Cameron – Fox News
Lou Cannon – The Washington Post, National Journal
Ann Compton – ABC News Radio
Helene Cooper – The New York Times
Steve Daley – Chicago Tribune
James Deakin – St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Ann Devroy – Gannett Company, USA Today, The Washington Post
John Dickerson – Time
Sam Donaldson – ABC News
John Donvan – ABC News
Bill Downs – ABC News
Mike Emanuel – Fox News
Trude Feldman – The New York Times, The Washington Post
Thomas Friedman – The New York Times
David Gregory – NBC News
Wendell Goler – Fox News
Don Gonyea – NPR
Savannah Guthrie – NBC News
Laura Haim - Canal+
Ed Henry – Fox News
Jesse J. Holland – Associated Press
Brit Hume – ABC News
Gwen Ifill – The New York Times
Chris Jansing – MSNBC
Tom Jarriel – ABC News
Herb Kaplow – NBC News
John King – CNN
Greg Kelly – Fox News
Michelle Kosinski – CNN[18]
Connie Lawn – USA Radio Network
Carl Leubsdorf – The Baltimore Sun, The Dallas Morning News
Jennifer Loven – Associated Press
Suzanne Malveaux – CNN
Christoph von Marschall – Der Tagesspiegel
Jane Mayer – The Wall Street Journal
Sarah McClendon
Myles Miller – The Daily
Andrea Mitchell – NBC News
Terry Moran – ABC News
Sara Murray – CNN
Sophia A. Nelson – Jet Magazine
Norah O'Donnell – NBC News, MSNBC, CBS News
Susan Page – USA Today
John Palmer – NBC News
Scott Pelley – CBS News
Bill Plante – CBS News
Sean Quinn – FiveThirtyEight.com
Martha Raddatz – ABC News
Margaret Brennan – CBS News[19]
Dan Rather – CBS News
Chip Reid – CBS News
John D. Roberts – CBS News
Arlette Saenz – ABC News, CNN
Bill Sammon – The Washington Times, The Washington Examiner
Bob Schieffer – CBS News
Ari Shapiro – National Public Radio
Claire Shipman – NBC News
Hugh Sidey – Time
Mark Smith – Associated Press
Paul Sperry – Investor's Business Daily
Lesley Stahl – CBS News
Jake Tapper – ABC News
Helen Thomas – Hearst Newspapers, United Press International
Bob Thompson – Hearst Newspapers
Chuck Todd – NBC News
Alvin Toffler – York Gazette Daily
Jim VandeHei – The Washington Post
Mike Viqueira – Al Jazeera America
Chris Wallace – NBC News
Brian Williams – NBC News
Juan Williams – The Washington Post
Richard Wolffe – Newsweek
Judy Woodruff – NBC News
Byron York – National Review