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Last night on Letterman, former White House Press Secretary Jay Carney said this about briefings in the White House briefing room vs. aboard Air Force One:

"It's very interesting to see the difference between the briefing in the White House, fully televised, carried online, tweeted about as it happens -- and the off-camera and on-the-record briefings I would do on Air Force One ... The difference is like night and day, in terms of the tenor ... [and] the kind of posing and histrionics and faux indignation that you get sometimes. ... When you're on TV, you tend to play for the cameras."

Can you speak to that from a journalist's perspective?

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