You probably read that the WH is planning to "expand" the pool of news entities at briefings by picking some geographically distant (non DC) voices. I think we can guess what sorts of entities these will be.
But that won't be the only Pravda-style move these guys make.
I had not previously heard of LifeZette. Here's some data on them:
Quote: [It's] a website founded and headed by conservative pundit and Trump cheerleader Laura Ingraham.
LifeZette was founded in 2015, and throughout the 2016 campaign was an avid participant in the phenomenon now dubbed “fake news,” trafficking in conspiracy theories about Hillary Clinton.
In a video titled “Clinton Body Count,” released in April 2016, a LifeZette correspondent, over an ominous music track, suggests without evidence that the Clinton family may have had some role in John F. Kennedy Jr.’s plane crash, as well as deaths of various Democratic operatives.
According to The Intercept, the video garnered 400,000 shares and 14 million views.
Interestingly, the video — along with another article titled “ 10 People Under the Clinton Curse” that alleged the Clintons were somehow connected to “nearly 90 bodies” — have both disappeared from LifeZette’s website and social media feeds.
ThinkProgress
At Monday's briefing, the first news entity called on by Spicer was the New York Post (traditionally, the first question goes to AP).
At Tuesday's briefing, the first question went to LifeZette.
As I mentioned here back in November, my brother and wife were holidaying in Palm Springs and were told by an American couple there that there were some 90 people connected to the Clinton's who'd been found dead under mysterious circumstance. They also said that some of these bodies had been completely drained of blood.