Kellyanne Conway said there will be “a great deal of press availability” once Donald Trump is in the White House.
The president-elect’s former campaign manager — who was named as counselor to the president Thursday — responded to criticism that he hasn’t held a press conference since July during an interview on ABC.
“Let me say this,” Conway said. “Donald Trump and Mike Pence have been forming their Cabinet at a rapid pace. The record speed with which they’ve done their Cabinet and their senior team is really something to behold.”
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Conway turned down the position of press secretary, but said the transition team will name one soon.
“This will be a traditional White House in the sense you will have a great deal of press availability on a daily basis and you’ll have a president who continues to be engaged with the press.”