This sounds like an olive branch to the press, a gesture to try to win back their good will. If that's what Anthony Scaramucci thinks is going to result from the return of televised briefings, he is going to learn quickly that there's no point trying to make nice with the media if you work for a Republican president. I don't mind that Trump hired a communication director who is not conservative. It's not Scaramucci's job to make policy. But if his view of the press is influenced by the fact that he is not a conservative, then he is going to learn very quickly how they treat you when you become one - which, for the purposes of his new job, he essentially does:
