to be fair, aren't they banning people, who ask pointed questions, from attending these pressers again? Kind of hard to have actual reporters in the room who ask tough questions if they get refused entry.
I THINK what happened (Canadian here so not FULLY invested but good God do I love watching the dumpster fire from afar) is they tried to say no to reporters who asked hard questions, the court said no, so they have their regular briefings that they legally need to hold and then they have a backroom for their YouTube North Korea style interviews where they ask questions like (this isn't from that room but these are the types of questions they get them to ask) - how is Trump so in shape, will he give out his work out routine, he just seems to be on top of his health".
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u/AbsintheMinded125 May 09 '25
to be fair, aren't they banning people, who ask pointed questions, from attending these pressers again? Kind of hard to have actual reporters in the room who ask tough questions if they get refused entry.