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Trump team ponders evicting media from White House

By Bob D'Angelo
Jan 15, 2017
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If the plan is adopted, one official told Esquire, the media will be removed from the White House press room, where it has been located since Richard Nixon was president. They would be relocated either to the White House Conference Center or to a space in the Old Executive Office building, located next door to the White House.

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