Placing "Skype seats" for reporters who Donald Trump can not participate in the press conference

ByGage Skidmore

In the press conference held in the White House until now there was a practice that only journalists who were issued permits can attend, but at the press conference of the Trump regime there is "Skype seatIt was discovered that it will be set up. It is an exceptional measure taking into consideration media that is based on a place away from Washington D.C., the location of the White House.

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President Trump is adding 'Skype seats' to his White House press room - The Verge
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Mr. Sean Spicer, a White House spokesman for the Donald Trump regime, said in a press conference on January 23, 2017, to set up a "Skype seat" of 4 seats in the media room of the White House We revealed. According to Spicer, the Skype seats will be held for reporters who live in an area 50 miles away from Washington, DC, and reporters who could not receive the one-day pass. Although one-day passes to attend a press conference can be applied in any organization, since the pass is issued only to some media, there is a possibility that reporters other than first-class media will be able to participate in the future There is.


Mr. Spicer did not mention details such as the criteria for acquiring the Skype seat in a press conference and said, "To set up a platform for media that can not come to the White House at once or that does not have sufficient funds It will also benefit the trump regime. " Mr. Spicer also said that as evidence that "the media reporting anti-tramp news is on the rise", Mr. Trump got from the oval officeKing PastorI touched several incorrect reports that I had removed the bust of the. Meanwhile, Mr. Spicer said that he would not leave until he answered all questions from reporters at a press conference and said, "I want to restore the relationship between the White House and reporters."