if truth is not a priority for this White House, is it worth restoring the press briefing?
Joe Lockhart: “if truth is not a priority for this White House, is it worth restoring the press briefing?”
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Lockhart questions the value of press briefings if honesty is not prioritized by the administration.
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But if you put aside -- and I'm not going to defend someone leaking something -- that one of the possibilities you mentioned is this was taken and put aside for the special prosecutor, the other possibility is very alarming.
the big part of your job is to keep the public informed. And they're going 95 days without doing a briefing, sends the message that the public doesn't have a right to know.
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