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Embargo it. let it be used but not on live tv. better for the public, white house, and press. here with reaction, sara carter and ari fleischer. heres my take on it. they all want to get their clip of the night, of them being tough, in this case poor sean spicer or sarah huckabee sanders, its vicious. and i dont think its productive and i dont think the american people are getting anything out of it unless you want to watch a remake of -- >> they get their news from phone calls and other ways th...

Briefings. embargo it, let it be used, but not as live tv, better for the public, the white house, and the press. >> here with reaction, sarah carter and former white house press secretary ari fleischer. they all want to get their clip of the night of them being tough, them grilling in this case poor sean spicer or sarah huckabee sanders. itsan vicious. and i dont think its productive and i dont think the american people arepr getting anything out of it unless you want to watch a remake of morto...

Mccurry came out today on twitter with identical statements. saying we support no live tv coverage. embargo it and let it be used. better for the public, the white house, and the press. so, abbey, ari is arguing here that having no live coverage would make things less combative. what do you think about that? >> yeah, ive talked to both ari and mike about this very issue at length, and i think both of them are coming from the perspective of people who were running press briefings at a time when t...

Do. its disheartening that so many people will believe what is said without at least checking the facts out themselves. >> john, the question of the white house briefing, this has become a really hot topic. should they be able to have more control of it? should it be live? should it be audio only. we heard ari fleischer come out and saying we support no white house briefing, embargo it, but not as live tv,tion better for the white house, the public and the press. >> is the white house just tryin...

White house. >> well, i think the american people need transparency and normally we wouldnt be having this conversation, wed be sitting and listening to sarah huckabee sanders because the briefing is happening right now and even the audio is embargoed until after the fact. so last quick question, brian. we heard from two former press secretaries, ari and mike, who co-wrote a tweet today. we support no live tv coverage of the white house briefing. embargo it and let it be used. better for the pub...

I did studies on it. >> sean: are they advanced on false conspiracy theories with no evidence? >> as of right now, theres no evidence that there was collusion between the trump administration and the white house. >> sean: why do those people get rewarded with time they could use to beat him up more? >> its not rewarding! when you have reporters that are being confrontational and provocative so in the hopes of a clip will go vye andral their brand is expanded. you take it on tv, embargo it and sh...

>> i would make a suggestion for the press. you dont need to follow the president around -- you dont need to put every word he says on tv and have a story every day about what he said yesterday. its easy to find that. all you have do is put on twitter or facebook live. its all there. if more resources were put into not just what was said today but whats actually really happening, i think it would be much better service to the public. >> i would make two changes. one is i would take the briefing ...

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