So it’s A-ok for those in the OTR meeting to then go out and leak to those not invited, and they in turn can report it. Now I see how your scruples work
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NO that's not what I said. It's not OK for the reporters who agreed to the ground rules to do this...
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Then who gave it to Axios?
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They're not saying. But no way it would be one of the reporters in the OTR mtg. No reason to help a competitor like that and no reason to break the OTR agreement & jeopardize ability to gain info in future.
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Happy to help. Thanks for your feedback.
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So what your saying is it is okay to f--k over your fellow media to run a story. I think it is despicable. Swan is an ass for writing it. Whoever leaked the OTR comments is an ass hat I hope Gen Kelly never forgets.
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This is just one of a myriad of reasons the press is so loathed and not trusted.
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So basically all a journalist need do is agree to OTR and the leak to fellow journalist and all is fine? I think journalist just fell below lawyer and used car salesman on the respected profession list.
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We don't do that. We're competitive and that would constitute breaking the agreement. So that's not all we have to do.
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Well how did Swan get info to report then? Don't excuse or celebrate this. It is beyond pale. Have some decency.
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Probably from another official in West Wing or one of Trump's confidants on the outside. All of these people talk to the press constantly.
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Oh so Press has all these rules written down? Where I want to read them.
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It's the honor system. But if you break your word people will stop talking to you.
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Three most likely sources are John Barron, John Miller, and David Dennison
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