Susan Davis

Like it looked like he was trying to like make light of it. And it was just like it fell flat for a second. And then he was like, no, but then we reinstated it. And I'm like, those are the moments in politics where you can't have too many ha ha moments about. Life-saving services. Yeah. And look, there's something else I want to talk about, which I do try to avoid navel-gazing.

Let's talk about the media stuff in our podcast because it's not really what our podcast is about. But something did happen this week that I think we should talk about because I think it does speak to how this White House operates. And it's something that I think people should consider in the years going forward because, you know, Barbara, when we're up on the Hill, we run wild.

Let's talk about the media stuff in our podcast because it's not really what our podcast is about. But something did happen this week that I think we should talk about because I think it does speak to how this White House operates. And it's something that I think people should consider in the years going forward because, you know, Barbara, when we're up on the Hill, we run wild.

Let's talk about the media stuff in our podcast because it's not really what our podcast is about. But something did happen this week that I think we should talk about because I think it does speak to how this White House operates. And it's something that I think people should consider in the years going forward because, you know, Barbara, when we're up on the Hill, we run wild.

Like the Capitol Hill press corps – It has a lot of freedom to roam, and it isn't as tightly organized and orchestrated as the White House press corps. And, Domenico, this week the White House decided to weigh in and change the way the White House press pool governs itself and to take a stronger role in governing who gets to cover the president.

Like the Capitol Hill press corps – It has a lot of freedom to roam, and it isn't as tightly organized and orchestrated as the White House press corps. And, Domenico, this week the White House decided to weigh in and change the way the White House press pool governs itself and to take a stronger role in governing who gets to cover the president.

Like the Capitol Hill press corps – It has a lot of freedom to roam, and it isn't as tightly organized and orchestrated as the White House press corps. And, Domenico, this week the White House decided to weigh in and change the way the White House press pool governs itself and to take a stronger role in governing who gets to cover the president.

Yeah, I think that's always been the point of the pool and why previous presidents always were hands off about it is the recognition that like your party is not always going to be in the White House. And maybe you don't want the next president picking and choosing who gets to have seats in there.

Yeah, I think that's always been the point of the pool and why previous presidents always were hands off about it is the recognition that like your party is not always going to be in the White House. And maybe you don't want the next president picking and choosing who gets to have seats in there.

Yeah, I think that's always been the point of the pool and why previous presidents always were hands off about it is the recognition that like your party is not always going to be in the White House. And maybe you don't want the next president picking and choosing who gets to have seats in there.

We're going to leave it there. But let's take another break. And when we come back, time for Can't Let It Go. And we're back, and it's time once again for Can't Let It Go, the part of the show where we talk about the things from the week that we just cannot stop thinking about, politics or otherwise. Barbara, I'm going to give you the honors. What couldn't you let go of this week?

We're going to leave it there. But let's take another break. And when we come back, time for Can't Let It Go. And we're back, and it's time once again for Can't Let It Go, the part of the show where we talk about the things from the week that we just cannot stop thinking about, politics or otherwise. Barbara, I'm going to give you the honors. What couldn't you let go of this week?

We're going to leave it there. But let's take another break. And when we come back, time for Can't Let It Go. And we're back, and it's time once again for Can't Let It Go, the part of the show where we talk about the things from the week that we just cannot stop thinking about, politics or otherwise. Barbara, I'm going to give you the honors. What couldn't you let go of this week?

I don't know if I've ever experienced that time before.

I don't know if I've ever experienced that time before.

I don't know if I've ever experienced that time before.

I'm sorry, can you just not let go television? Just shows? Just all of it? The whole thing?

I'm sorry, can you just not let go television? Just shows? Just all of it? The whole thing?

I'm sorry, can you just not let go television? Just shows? Just all of it? The whole thing?

I'm fairly certain that that Meghan Markle show is a can't let it go of the future.