Emily Jashinsky

It was Butler.

It was Butler.

It was Butler.

Yeah, he took one of the iconic Butler images. He almost got hit.

Yeah, he took one of the iconic Butler images. He almost got hit.

Yeah, he took one of the iconic Butler images. He almost got hit.

It's so rude. I don't even know what to say. I mean, maybe their explanation is that it's a White House photo as opposed to a campaign photo. I have no idea. But those journalists were taking presidential news coverage.

It's so rude. I don't even know what to say. I mean, maybe their explanation is that it's a White House photo as opposed to a campaign photo. I have no idea. But those journalists were taking presidential news coverage.

It's so rude. I don't even know what to say. I mean, maybe their explanation is that it's a White House photo as opposed to a campaign photo. I have no idea. But those journalists were taking presidential news coverage.

I doubt it. They're probably queasy about that Trump photo from Butler, which was a remarkable image and remarkable that Doug Mills kept shooting while he was being shot at and all those photographers who were in the Bay. They're probably queasy about it because they know that it absolutely helped Donald Trump win reelection.

I doubt it. They're probably queasy about that Trump photo from Butler, which was a remarkable image and remarkable that Doug Mills kept shooting while he was being shot at and all those photographers who were in the Bay. They're probably queasy about it because they know that it absolutely helped Donald Trump win reelection.

I doubt it. They're probably queasy about that Trump photo from Butler, which was a remarkable image and remarkable that Doug Mills kept shooting while he was being shot at and all those photographers who were in the Bay. They're probably queasy about it because they know that it absolutely helped Donald Trump win reelection.

There's no question about how that iconic image in of itself was being shared by people who like an Elon Musk who started to openly come behind Trump after Butler happened. And if you I went back to Butler the second time. He did his rally there with Elon, actually, and that was on lawn signs all over Butler, pro-Trump lawn signs all over Butler.

There's no question about how that iconic image in of itself was being shared by people who like an Elon Musk who started to openly come behind Trump after Butler happened. And if you I went back to Butler the second time. He did his rally there with Elon, actually, and that was on lawn signs all over Butler, pro-Trump lawn signs all over Butler.

There's no question about how that iconic image in of itself was being shared by people who like an Elon Musk who started to openly come behind Trump after Butler happened. And if you I went back to Butler the second time. He did his rally there with Elon, actually, and that was on lawn signs all over Butler, pro-Trump lawn signs all over Butler.

I know that were in other parts of the country as well, but I think that's probably what makes the press corps queasy about celebrating an image like that, even though it was a remarkable shot, much more remarkable than that Biden image is because they know that it was helpful to Donald Trump.

I know that were in other parts of the country as well, but I think that's probably what makes the press corps queasy about celebrating an image like that, even though it was a remarkable shot, much more remarkable than that Biden image is because they know that it was helpful to Donald Trump.

I know that were in other parts of the country as well, but I think that's probably what makes the press corps queasy about celebrating an image like that, even though it was a remarkable shot, much more remarkable than that Biden image is because they know that it was helpful to Donald Trump.

I mean, it's amazing what he said. The part that really got me is when he said, we miss family moments in the service of this job. I was dying because it's like, what the hell are you talking about? You're White House correspondents. You are not on the front lines in the Dom Boss. No, you're in the White House press corps. Don't sell them short, Emily.

I mean, it's amazing what he said. The part that really got me is when he said, we miss family moments in the service of this job. I was dying because it's like, what the hell are you talking about? You're White House correspondents. You are not on the front lines in the Dom Boss. No, you're in the White House press corps. Don't sell them short, Emily.