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WH press secretary Karoline Leavitt delivers first briefing on deportations, drones, new media, more
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8:55Now PlayingWhite House press secretary Karoline Leavitt announced an additional seat for journalists in the briefing room at her first news conference Tuesday — unveiling the rotating “new media” spot close to her podium.
The change constitutes a more modest overhaul by Leavitt than many longtime members of the White House press corps feared, with rumors circulating ahead of Tuesday’s briefing that President Trump’s media team would reassign the 49 existing press seats.
“Starting today, this seat in the front of the room, which is usually occupied by the press secretary’s staff, will be called the new media seat,” said Leavitt, 27.
“My team will review applications and give credentials to new media applicants who meet our criteria and pass United States Secret Service requirements to enter the White House complex.”
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