Stockholm syndrome and PTSD: Playboy's BrianKarem opens up about Trump after White House tried (and failed) to revoke access
."It's all emanating from President Trump and his overall hostility and disrespect for the First Amendment and journalism. That's what motivated what she did. She was carrying out what she viewed as the desires of the president.", who also represented Acosta during his tussle with the White House communications shop, said thatis"waiting to see what the White House's next move is going to be.
"This isn't my first rodeo," he said, joking that"at least I didn't have to go to jail for this one, so that's good."was previously arrested during his TV reporting days in Texas for refusing to reveal the names of sources.has had to endure a different kind of penalty that has become increasingly familiar to White House reporters amidst current anti-press hostilities.revealed.
While he vowed to press forward despite the unique challenges presented by the administration and its informal coalition of sparring partners—who themselves are often elevated to prominent platforms by the president and his Twitter feed—Karem did note the toll misdirection and disorder has taken on overworked and sleep-deprived correspondents.and the other half are suffering from Stockholm syndrome," he said."That makes it difficult to cover this presidency.
But he maintained that the hostilities of the moment wouldn't cow him from doing his job, nor could White House combativeness match the travails of his previous line of work. "I coached high school football, so this is nothing new to me," he said."Try taking your team somewhere for homecoming where everybody hates you. You do your job and you kind of get used to it and just go on about your business."
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