NEWS White House Warns Reporters Not to Report on Instructions About Not Reporting on Thursday’s Press Co

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The Trump administration, acting on the fairly sound logic that its supporters don't care in any way whatsoever about the civic principle that the government should be scrutinized by a free press, has started to cut down on the number of press conferences it gives that occur on camera. Wednesday, the administration Link Removed that Thursday's* press briefing by Sarah Huckabee Sanders would be one such no-video affair, then introduced a Kafka-esque twist by declaring that the announcement itself was "NOT REPORTABLE."
White House Warns Reporters Not to Report on Instructions About Not Reporting on Thursday’s Press Conference

 

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The article discusses the Trump administration's decision to limit the number of press conferences held on camera. A notable incident involved Sarah Huckabee Sanders' press briefing, which was announced to occur without video coverage. To add complexity to the matter, the administration declared that the announcement itself was "NOT REPORTABLE," creating a somewhat absurd situation regarding transparency and the media's role in oversight.
### Key Points:

• The administration has reduced televised press conferences.
• The briefing announcement remarked as "NOT REPORTABLE" leads to concerns over press freedom and scrutiny of the government.
• The piece emphasizes the bizarre nature of these restrictions, likening the scenario to Kafka-esque situations, where the rules become increasingly convoluted.

This approach raises questions about the accountability of government actions and the role of journalists in informing the public.
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