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So it does sound like the secret service there said this is just not something that we're advising at this point. but it sounds like a very emotional visit. just to go back to the hospital, it sounds like a very emotional visit to the hospital by the president and first lady. >> absolutely. they said it was too dangerous for the president to attend tomorrow. but who knows, that could change between now and then. and also, jim acosta getting new reporting there, a bit of discrepancy about whether the president visited or not. we'll do as jim acosta said and wait and see if there's a better upda...

It says, "while the president would like to attend the game and show his support, he's been advised there is not enough time to follow secret service protocols." so it does sound like the secret service there said this is just not something that we're advising at this point. but it stounounds like a very emotional visit. just to go back to the hospital, it sounds like a very emotional visit to the hospital by the president and first lady. >> absolutely. they said it was too dangerous for the president to attend tomorrow. but who knows, that could change between now and then. and also, jim acos...

Referred to not only anonymously but requested reporters cite something he said as the product of multiple sources. in other words, adding a, yes, fake source. and these complaints come as a new controversy hit the white house press area when sean spicer held a type of pool briefing for some reporters while excluding several specific outlets including "the l.a. times," politico, cnn and "the new york times." that decision drew strong rebukes from top names in the news. take "the new york times" executive editor. nothing like this has ever happened at the white house, he said, in our long histo...

House press area when sean spicer held a type of pool briefing for some reporters while excluding several specific outlets including "the l.a. times," politico, cnn and "the new york times." that decision drew strong rebukes from top names in the news. take "the new york times" executive editor. nothing like this has ever happened at the white house, he said, in our long history of covering multiple administrations of different parties. he went on to say we strongly protest the exclusion of the "times" and other news organizations. free media access to a transparent government is of crucial na...