On this episode of Nutsworld, there is so much news coming from the White House every single day.

It's almost hard to keep up with it all.

For my guest, that is his job.

I'm really pleased to welcome my guest, Christian Daytok.

He is a White House reporter for the Washington Examiner. In fact,

we're talking to him from the White House where he's currently doing his job. He previously

covered the White House Congress and campaigns for the Daily Caller. Christian, welcome and thank you for joining me on Newtsworld.

No problem, Speaker Gingrich.

Happy to join you today.

Well, I'm curious because you've been right at the heart of the action.

You've been covering the White House for several years.

How has the White House press

pool changed in recent weeks under the Trump administration? Well, it's certainly been an adventurous

first seven weeks or so in office for President Trump. And like you mentioned, there have been

major changes in the briefing room. First and foremost, we saw the Associated Press get booted from the

White House Correspondents Association's press pool. That was, of course, because they refused to

call the Gulf of America as the Gulf of America, and said referring to it as the Gulf of Mexico,

the name it's had for hundreds of years before President Trump signed that executive order.

But a few weeks after that, Caroline Levitt, the new press secretary, announced that the White House itself will be taking over management of that pool.

Previously, W. H.C. or WACA, as we call it here in Washington, D.C. that stands for the White House

Correspondents Association. And they've administered the pool for roughly 100 years or so.

You know, they had been allowed to determine its own membership and therefore essentially

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