The State Department finally agreed Wednesday that the videos of its daily press briefings are government records, and said it is working with the National Archives and Records Administration on rules for how they should be kept.
As recently as Monday, the department had quibbled over whether the videos it records of its briefings were official government records. Spokesman Mark Toner said the video recordings are “not necessarily the official audio-visual record” of each briefing.
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