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By Ed Dryscol, Mar. 21, 2014, PJ Media
Sharyl Attkisson, former CBS reporter, speaks with the
network’s Philadelphia affiliate:
Responding to comments regarding a Phoenix television reporter
yesterday who initially claimed that the White House pre-screens questions from
reporters, Attkisson said, “I wouldn’t surprised if sometimes there is that
level of cooperation with some questions. If I need something answered from the
White House and they won’t tell me, I’ll call our White House Correspondent.
They’re friendlier with the White House Correspondents in general. So the White
House Correspondent may ask Jay Carney or one of his folks about an issue and
they will be told ‘ask that at the briefing and we’ll answer it.’ They want to
answer it in front of everybody. They do know it’s coming and they’ll call on
you. There’s that kind of coordination sometimes. I wouldn’t be shocked if there’s
sometimes more coordination. I don’t think it’s everybody on every briefing,
every day. I’m pretty sure it’s not. But I think people would be surprised at
the level of cooperation reporters have in general with politicians.”
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