Buck Sexton

Right. But you've been covering the White House. I've never done that role, right? So I don't want to go beyond what I know. But I do think it's quite clear that... President Trump is sharing thoughts directly with the people via Twitter or Truth on a daily basis.

I think the access that we all have to information, it's not like if there isn't some court, I mean, not court, some press stenographer who's standing there writing it down, we're not necessarily gonna know what's happening.

I think the access that we all have to information, it's not like if there isn't some court, I mean, not court, some press stenographer who's standing there writing it down, we're not necessarily gonna know what's happening.

I think the access that we all have to information, it's not like if there isn't some court, I mean, not court, some press stenographer who's standing there writing it down, we're not necessarily gonna know what's happening.

Again, I think the problem, Megan, I mean, everything that you're saying, I hear you and it makes sense and it's very rational, but it's like we're assessing a problem that hasn't occurred yet, meaning that they may pick people who are highly competent and do an excellent job. And so that's what I meant by they've brought in the A-team so far. So I'm not as- But why should they get to choose?

Again, I think the problem, Megan, I mean, everything that you're saying, I hear you and it makes sense and it's very rational, but it's like we're assessing a problem that hasn't occurred yet, meaning that they may pick people who are highly competent and do an excellent job. And so that's what I meant by they've brought in the A-team so far. So I'm not as- But why should they get to choose?

Again, I think the problem, Megan, I mean, everything that you're saying, I hear you and it makes sense and it's very rational, but it's like we're assessing a problem that hasn't occurred yet, meaning that they may pick people who are highly competent and do an excellent job. And so that's what I meant by they've brought in the A-team so far. So I'm not as- But why should they get to choose?

Because I think the press has shown itself to be, I think the whole notion of an objective journalism or objective media is a farce and has always been.

Because I think the press has shown itself to be, I think the whole notion of an objective journalism or objective media is a farce and has always been.

Because I think the press has shown itself to be, I think the whole notion of an objective journalism or objective media is a farce and has always been.

But who gets to decide? See, this is the problem, Megan. There's a cartel that has existed. The White House Correspondents Association. This I do know a little bit about, having gone to one of their balls, by the way, and thought it was the most boring and self-important and annoying thing ever and never went back. But knowing some of the people involved in that, why should they get to choose?

But who gets to decide? See, this is the problem, Megan. There's a cartel that has existed. The White House Correspondents Association. This I do know a little bit about, having gone to one of their balls, by the way, and thought it was the most boring and self-important and annoying thing ever and never went back. But knowing some of the people involved in that, why should they get to choose?

But who gets to decide? See, this is the problem, Megan. There's a cartel that has existed. The White House Correspondents Association. This I do know a little bit about, having gone to one of their balls, by the way, and thought it was the most boring and self-important and annoying thing ever and never went back. But knowing some of the people involved in that, why should they get to choose?

And that's been the case for a long time.

And that's been the case for a long time.

And that's been the case for a long time.

But who's the press, Megan? We keep coming back to this.

But who's the press, Megan? We keep coming back to this.

But who's the press, Megan? We keep coming back to this.

Right, I know. And who determines who's in that? And why has that been the case?