The “New Media” seat shakes the White House’s surroundings

“New Media” seat in White House The press arrests have shook the Trump administration to reach Americans who do not rely on what you call the “Old White House Press Corps” for information.

The “new media” seat is a daughter of the ideas of the journalist secretary, Caroline Levitte, who felt that the old media was mainly monopolizing the coverage of the White House. No seats have been taken from anyone, as the seat designated to the right of the lecturer is the place where the White House employees or guests traditionally sat on the side of the James S. Brady.

Nowadays, the seat is filled with new and emerging sounds that are usually presented by Leavitt before they are called in the first question of briefing, which traditionally went to the Associated Press under previous departments.

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The new media seat (left) inside the jams S. Brady’s journalist provides an opportunity for emerging sounds to interrogate the White House press secretary Caroline Levit. (Taylor Rogers)

Some of the “new media” occupations, such as Mike Allen “from Axius and Mark Halbene from 2Way, have long been familiar with the capital who are currently working for excellent organizations, while others, such as” Bodcast, is not biased “Jordan Berman, had not inhaled the briefing room under previous departments.

The assistant journalist, Taylor Rogers, said that “the profession of totalitarianism” exposed to the old media has been exposed, through her resistance, to allow the emerging sounds in the press briefing room. Fox News digital.

The “new media” seat faced criticism to a large extent from old outlets and some passengers Be criticized To strike the soft ball questions in the surroundings or praise for Levit and the president. But those familiar with the White House believe that the negative coverage of the opportunity for new sounds is evidence that traditional ports are afraid to give up control of the briefing room.

John Ashbrouk, who was working in Podcast, occupied the seat in January and asked Levit if the old media was far from the border crisis. He embraced his role as outside the briefing room, despite the “eye rolls and smiles” of traditional journalists.

“Every dirty look from the old media was eliminated when they were forced to write the news that was made in response to the question I asked,” Ashbruck told Fox News Digital.

While Ashbroook used his respectable question to prove criticism of the press, other “new media” occupations asked about topics such as transgender athletes, artificial intelligence, economics and foreign policy.

The Bodcast Host says he received “Al Ain Rings”, a “smile” from correspondents during the first appearance of the White House surrounding

The TimCast Irl Pool is the new media seat. (Demetrius Freeman/The Washington Post via Getty Images)

TimCast Irl Pool was one of the most attractive seat occupations. When the swimming pool was announced as seat holder last month, this step was quickly criticized by the main correspondents.

The New York Times report He denied any violations), While the USA TODAY correspondent took over a problem with the Beanie Signature hat.

Paul, who has 2.4 million followers on X, said that he noticed a “trimmed appearance” from some old correspondents and “contempt” for his presence on social media after the opportunity.

“All they did in this press room is a march in Lockstep with each other, and they all reported about the same lies, the same angles, and the same treatments. There is no curiosity. The questions they ask to a large extent that can be predicted. Then, if any other company wants to come, it is a complex, it is an attack, it is more images more than girls of high school age.”

Paul said that during the Biden administration, White House correspondents were not a predominantly curiously liberal outlet or attempted to deepen the facts and details to push political ideology. He is pleased that Levitt shook matters to provide a break from “Adwan Fu questions” posed by liberal reporters during the Biden administration.

“There must be an attempt to create competition in the press space so that we do not get the same view from every correspondent,” Paul said. “Of course, they are upset with competition. But all I see is, with new media figures, they are largely on the other aspects of the political spectrum, but until then, they do not fully agree on everything.”

“I think this is a great step forward in bringing new sounds with different views, which was supposed to mean diversity.” “It was an honor and privilege.”

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White House journalist Caroline Levitte listens to journalists in the journalist journalist James Brady at the White House, on Friday, May 9, in Washington, DC. (AP/Alex Brandon)

The new “new media” seat Andrew Age, Proston Matt Boyle, Bodkster Site Steel, Chris Pavlovsky from Rumble, John Stoll, Shilby Talkut, Mary Marie Mary Olayhan, Lindzai Keith, Nutos Yasmine Wright’s correspondent, Matthew Locke from Washington correspondent, Brendan Pedrin Brendan and media reporter in Blake Chris Bidford, among others.

Representatives of ports such as AP, CNN, Reuters, ABC, CBS, NBC, Usa today, New York Times, NPR, Bloomberg, Wall Street Journal and Fox News set seats in the White House presses, while journalists stand from smaller outlets along the busy room perimeter.

Levitt explained the reason for following a different approach to the media during the emergence of May 5 on “Hanity”.

“This is because President Trump has caused a revolution in the media and the way the Americans consume the media. This started in the campaign when he opened the campaign for the influenza of social media and PodCaster, and was ready to take this unconventional media road. We continued this effort in the White House.”

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The former press secretary of Obama Jay Carney praised Levit’s changes in the White House press.

“I think it is important to get to know the media scene that has changed, to bring new sounds, to shake things,” Carney said at the Rokk Solutions event last month when asked about the new media seat.

“I think this is impressive,” Carney continued. “Everyone can learn from that.”