Emily Jashinsky

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45,071 appearances 135 recordings 6 series first heard Jul 2022 last heard yesterday

Emily Jashinsky’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Like I was saying, the meticulous on the dot recording of when something happened, who was there. voice-verified
If you're reading pool reports, you can go back and look at historical pool reports, you can look at some contemporary pool reports. voice-verified
There's some really valuable information in them. voice-verified
Sometimes that you can't fit every member of the public or every member of the press into the Oval Office or into the motorcade that goes to Trump's golf club. voice-verified
But the press that's there can be looking over the fence and trying to see, oh, Lindsey Graham was golfing with the president this day, which is valuable because maybe the next day some major foreign policy decision gets made. voice-verified
And the only reason you know who the president was talking to the day before is because the pool followed. voice-verified
So again, the concept of the press pool, it is formal. voice-verified
They do have a formal organization. voice-verified
They do have it's the White House Correspondents Association Association and they do have some legal rights. voice-verified
This is voice-verified
Why Brian Caram, who's the Playboy correspondent back in Trump won, very self-important. voice-verified
But this is how he ended up getting his press pass restored because the decision found that the White House needs to supply people affected by their decisions with uh a due process, basically, with enough notice and with clear directions. voice-verified
And so that's what's going to come ahead into in in this lawsuit. voice-verified
But uh as obnoxious as the press is. voice-verified
Uh, I think Trump does this, to be honest. voice-verified
I think he does this because it baits them into a wild overreaction where they make this seem like it's the most important thing happening in the world right now. voice-verified
And it makes them defend their reporting. voice-verified
So it makes CNN, MS Now, and Politico defend the their body of work and to do it breathlessly and with great self-importance and to the public. voice-verified
They're not gonna side with the media. voice-verified
They might not side with Trump, but they're not gonna side with the media. voice-verified
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