didn't do this. you're getting sort of half of the page as opposed to the whole page. >> i wonder how much of this is, as a civilian, as a businessman in new york, donald trump was used to, you know, positive tabloid coverage because he was calling up reporters pretending to be a spokesperson and, you know, selling his own stories and planting stories and stuff and leaking stuff. but the idea of, you know, a critical press, that every white house feels the press is critical of them and they should be. that is the role of the press to be critical. sure, there are some networks that would want to be an organ of the white house, it seems or a devout enemy of the white house but most reporters want to be fair and accurate and try very hard just to be that. >> that's exactly right, anderson. if you're talking about the press briefing or the back and forth with donald trump's own relationship with the press, there is a healthy giving back -- give back and forth with the press. they always want more access,