What's It Like to Cover the Trump White House?

Explore the challenges and experiences of journalists covering the Trump White House in this 58-minute panel discussion from The Aspen Institute. Gain insights from top reporters as they discuss the administration's antagonistic relationship with the press, physical threats at political events, and the relentless pace of news. Delve into topics such as the new normal in White House coverage, disintermediation, media dynamics, comparisons to past presidencies, access issues, and the daily briefing process. Hear panelists' perspectives on President Trump's approach, the accuracy of reporting, and the state of the White House press corps. Conclude with audience questions and a deeper understanding of the challenges faced by journalists in this unprecedented political climate.

Introduction
The New Normal
Disintermediation
The Media
Past Presidents
White House Access
Shadowboxing
President Trump
Access
Daily Briefing
The Peacocking
A Medieval Court
Is it fair
The extent of the inaccuracies
Who is still in it
Fred Turpin
Audience Questions