Brewer asks Rasan whether Signal content matches what press receives
Brewer asks whether the material sent to Rasan is similar to what newspapers receive; Rasan says yes, that notices sometimes come the night before events, that he does not get super early access, and that he received public grocery store announcement information like any press outlet, and confirms he does not have a press pass.
Thank you both.
One of my questions for you, sir, is I think it's good that this administration is reaching out.
Does it seem like what they're reaching out to you is probably not dissimilar than what they're sending to the Daily News or one of the other newspapers, right?
It seems like it's the same material or not.
Yeah, it is.
And one of the other things, though, like I almost kind of laughed about it, was, you know, sometimes we get notices, you know, literally the night before.
Oh, Mom Donnie's going to be in Harlem, you know, and I'm like, hey, I can't I can't I can't do anything with it because it's just too late on.
You know, you're putting it on my calendar way too late.
So we're not necessarily getting super early access to information and stuff.
When he made the announcements on the public grocery stores, I received that information and attended just like any other press outlet would.
Do you have a press pass or you do not?
I do not have a press pass.
You do not have a press pass.
Do not.