A revolutionized White House briefing should not be televised

Published July 10, 2020 3:00am ET



The White House daily press briefing is in desperate need of a tuneup.

All the way back to Grover Cleveland, presidents have met with the “press men” (yes, they were mostly men for a long time). Since then, presidents have found daily interactions with reporters, and the news media in general, fundamental to shaping a national agenda, promulgating a core message, and currying favor with the public.

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