I've been thinking about this very Q sounding Anon post:

How does a reporter ask a question to the American people?

Does the average American citizen watch White House Press Briefings?

Is Sarah Sanders a member of the media or a member of the Trump administration?

Define 4th estate

What is the role of the media?

What can the media do that POTUS+ can't?

Define 4th estate

List the ways in which the media communicates with the American public.

What is [[their]] last stronghold?

The stage is set.

Why hasn't the show started yet?

The audience has yet to assemble.

The audience has yet to assemble.

What makes a great movie?

What do all great movies need before they are premiered?

what is [[their]] greatest fear?

Why hasn't the show started yet?

The audience has yet to assemble.

Has the question already been asked?

Did you miss it?

Most people don't watch the White House Press briefings. So wouldn't more people see the question being asked if it was asked on TV? Perhaps on the #1 rated news show in the country?

Hannity airs at 9 PM tomorrow in the East.

POTUS is making the Supreme Court pick at 9PM tomorrow.

Rosanne is giving an interview tomorrow she said on a TV show.

What if Rosanne is going on Hannity tomorrow to ask the question of POTUS .. who is on remote because he just made his announcement?