Watch: Trump to speak at White House press briefing

Watch: Trump to speak at White House press briefing


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President Donald Trump on Tuesday is set to appear at a White House press briefing marking the first anniversary of his second term in office.

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt earlier Tuesday teased that she would be joined at the briefing by a “very special guest.”

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