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Mark Knoller

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Former CBS News White House Correspondent

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By my count, tonight’s event for PM Kishida is Biden’s 5th State Dinner. Previous dinners have been held for:
-Macron/France
-Yoon/South Korea
-Modi/India
-Albanese/Australia

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Lots of birds chirping in Rose Garden during Biden-Kishida joint news conference. WH has air guns to scare birds away, occasionally used before Marine One landings and takeoffs.

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By my count, Biden today holds his 19th joint press conference with a foreign leader. It’s his 3rd with PM Kishida, which includes one in Japan, a tri-lat at Camp David and today’s at the WH. Brings Biden’s total newser count including solo events to 34.

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TV News says we’re “celebrating” the eclipse. “Celebrating?” What’s to celebrate? Do we celebrate the tides? “Clouds?” “Return of the Cicadas?” How much are the eclipse people paying them?

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Local news in DC running promo promising viewers “the best seat” for the eclipse. Maybe they’ll be on the moon. That’d be a good seat.

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Keep count how often you hear anchors and reporters proclaim “all eyes on the skies” tomorrow for the eclipse, even if it’s demonstrably false.

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Eclipse previews and coverage promos way over the top. We get it. The Moon comes between the Earth and Sun. And they promo the event with photos of a prior solar eclipse. Don’t get the excitement.

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Unappreciated but dustpans are most helpful when needed. Especially if you drop a bunch of thumbtacks. First patent for a dustpan issued in 1858 to T.E. McNeill. Beat that, AI.  

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Please stop, please stop, leading nearly every evening news report with “Tonight.” Needlessly redundant and irritating.

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