[ilovesarah2012]

Does it matter?

[SecAmndmt]

The last 7 Presidents presided over the destruction of the Republic. But at least they read whatever crap was put in front of them by bureaucrats.

[Nifster]

At least he gets one

[libertylover]

I don’t how long these things are, but take a look at a transcript from a segment of Rush’s show. There’s a lot to read from what was said in just a few minutes.

[Fedora]

The Post is recycling talking points from late 2016—they’re getting short on material.

[butlerweave]

Does it matter?

He gets to see the people who write the briefings face to face ,LOL

[euram]

didn’t 0bama miss over half of his daily briefings, but that didn’t seem to bother the media any.

[GreyFriar]

Does it matter? Heck NO, unless you are anti-Trump then you use it to make bogus allegations.

I use to write and give an oral intel briefing as part of the Army Operations Center morning brief to the primary members of the Army staff when I was at the Pentagon, now going on 35 years ago. The written brief was distributed to the Army staff as part of the AOC packet after the principles were given the oral version.

[elpadre]

I am an old fashioned guy who would much prefer an oral report so that I can ask questions, than sit at the desk and read. An oral report with a written report for reference purposes is ideal, IMO.

[buffaloguy]

I would go with oral. Form the team and discuss the issurs

[catnipman]

three kinds of learning means: doing, reading, listening ...

[EBH]

Wait...didn’t Obama do much the same thing...