The White House suggested Monday that spokesman Sean Spicer may be less present at the daily press briefing, and that he has taken on additional duties now that the communications director, Michael Dubke, has resigned.

Deputy press secretary Sarah Sanders conducted Monday’s briefing, and when she was asked where Spicer was, she said he was at work today, but not at the podium.

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