it's story after story, bernd, isn't it?an, i've only i can only compare it to biden, but the tempo of the last two weeks has beenjust kind of incredible to me, just how many stories come out every single day out of every single time he speaks, you know, there's multiple storylines that come out. i think that's kind ofjust the way of the white house now. yeah, and comparing it to the last trump presidency, the first couple of weeks were less about policy and action, and more about kind of interpersonal issues, shall we say, within the team. but this is literally executive order, and action and action. and of course, this week absolutely dominated by the horrific tragedy, that mid—air collision, just down the road from us here over the potomac — and really thrust donald trump and his brand—new transportation secretary, sean duffy, and his new defence secretary, pete hegseth, right into having to deal with a real—life tragedy and crisis where the nation is really looking for leadership, for action. how do you guys think he's h

again, as bernd mentioned, it was wall to wall.nk part of that was the uncertainty and we saw that this week. did during the covid briefings. he would come to the briefing room and hold court for a couple hours at a time. he would do it at like 6pm. so, you know, that is one thing that i think is, she's calling on different news organisations. organisations that is tradition in the briefing room. which is to be welcomed. i mean, especially, you know, not working for one of the us broadcasters. it has at times been very difficult during the obama and biden administrations to get a question. whereas during trump's first administration and now bringing in other voices, having other perspectives, having other questions is to be welcomed. would that be the concern? everyone�*s interested in. yes, absolutely. i mean, i think they're... they can grant a hard that's at the discretion of the white house. you know, in its standing is doing itsjob is, you know, the president in the way that they have been traditionally. then, you know, we're