Donald Trump will be inaugurated in just three days which means it'll be time for "journalism" to awaken from its four-year slumber when it comes to covering the White House and what's happening with the administration. As for MSNBC, they're going to be making Rachel Maddow work five days a week for her tens of millions of dollars per year for a while, and maybe she'll have more Trump tax returns to share with everybody:

There have been other changes as a result of Trump heading back to the White House, and Joe Concha has a great summary of how the media was under a Democrat presidency vs. what's coming for Trump's second term:

These people couldn't be more predictable if they tried:

The perfect encapsulation of media mindset: &nbsp;Dem in the Oval-&nbsp;Maddow cuts back work to 1 day/week&nbsp;Kaitlan Collins leaves WH beat&nbsp;Yamiche Alcindor leaves WH beat &nbsp;Trump back in the Oval-&nbsp;Maddow works 5 days/week again&nbsp;Kaitlan returns to WH beat&nbsp;Yamiche returns to WH beat

We also won't be surprised if Jim Acosta tries to get another book out of a second Trump term.

Get ready to hear some big time lies that come from many more "anonymous sources."

{ai:summary}Donald Trump’s upcoming inauguration is expected to revitalize media coverage of the White House, particularly at MSNBC, where Rachel Maddow will return to a five-night-a-week schedule. This shift reflects a broader trend of media personnel re-engaging with Trump’s administration.As the media landscape adjusts, notable changes include the return of journalists who had stepped back during the previous administration. Critics suggest this reflects a predictable pattern in media behavior tied to party control in the Oval Office. #politics

Joe Concha Spots 'Perfect Encapsulation of Media Mindset' As Journos Gear Up for Another Trump Term

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