CNN Freak Out: Trump Takes Zero Questions, Reporters Lose It

Townhall.com ^ | January 3, 2018 | Zachary Petrizzo

[Boardwalk]

Lol

[BenLurkin]

CNN is still sore about losing the 2016 election.

[Pravious]

She wrote on Twitter, “It’s not a press briefing if you don’t take questions.”

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I heard this stupid twat live - I just didn’t know who it was.

No, idiot. “Press briefing” means a briefing for the press. It’s only two words. Maybe if she tries REAL hard she can figure it out.

[Baladas]

CNN is angry at Trump again, what’s new?

[thinden]

Great job by POTUS

[Fungi]

Brilliant. This shows the hateful little media children having a hissy fit.

[Sasparilla]

Parents across the country are warning their kids that lying can result in their having to work for CNN.

[Dr. Sivana]

It’s not a press briefing if you don’t take questions.

Call it what you will. It was effective.

[Elsie]

Golly Jeff; wuz you a pony or a dog?

[hoosiermama]

Trump left them with nothing but the facts. Nothing to spin

Am hoping it’s the new look of all press conferences.
They may want to submit questions in writing — which may or may not be answered.

[marajade]

Why does CNN want to ask a President they don’t like a question? Does that even make any sense?

[Pox]

The MSM got played pretty badly at this briefing.

They know it and they do not like the fact that President Trump got his message out via their medium and they were not given a chance to spin their narrative.

[ConservativeMind]

“making it crystal clear that it was a political dog-and-pony show, rather than an attempt to answer questions about opening the government. No questions taken by Trump or Sanders in first WH briefing of year.— Jeff Zeleny”

Jeff, I worked for the federal government and I experienced shutdown situations. Federal employees are fine during this time.

They do not need sympathy. They need a massive downsizing.

[Elsie]

Hey 'journalists'!!  You may have missed this in school!!

 

 

 

 

 

Dictionary

brief·ing

/ˈbrēfiNG/

noun

noun: briefing; plural noun: briefings

1. a meeting for giving information or instructions.

   "the daily press briefing"

   synonyms:

   conference, meeting, interview;

[JPJones]

Fooled ‘em again!

[M Kehoe]

The Press does many bait and switchs, but squeals like stuck pigs when the tables are turned.

Fun to watch.

5.56mm

[for-q-clinton]

I loved the press conference. Not taking questions was the best part

[usconservative]

Trump punks the media, gotta love it!

[Free in Texas]

You gotta love our President. Keeps the media in a state of chaotic rage.