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On February 17th, 2017, President Donald J. Trump tweeted that the American news media is the enemy of the people.

This was an escalation from the rhetoric candidate Trump used along the campaign trail,

continually rebuking the mainstream media as purveyors of fake news,

often going as far as singling out individual journalists and their news outlets, and encouraging the angry crowds at his rallies to join in the abuse. The president's disdain for the media

made it no surprise when he said that he would not be attending last week's White House

Correspondents Association

dinner. The event is a long-held Washington tradition that celebrates the free press in the United

States and honors the work of journalists. The highlight of the event is normally the roasting of the

president by a celebrity guest and the roasting of the press by the president. This year's highlight was an appearance by

famed Watergate journalist Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein, who declared that a free press

is crucial to American democracy. Today on the road to now, we welcome Bloomberg White

House correspondent and White House correspondent and association vice president, Margaret Talib, to discuss her recent interview with the president and what it's like covering the Trump White House.

Margaret Talib, welcome to The Road to Now.

Thank you. Nice to be on the road to now. Margaret, we've had to The Road to Now. Thank you.

Nice to be on the road to now.

Margaret, we've had this interview on the books for a few weeks, and Ben and I were really excited to speak with you, and we have many topics we want to discuss.

But Monday, you and your colleague, Jennifer Jacobs, had the opportunity to sit down with President Trump in the Oval Office

for a wide-ranging newsmaking interview. Could you maybe tell us how that came about? And what was the

scene as you walked into the Oval Office? Yeah, it was a really interesting experience. It actually

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