Sean Spicer delivers the daily White House Press Briefing most weekdays from the James Brady Press Briefing Room in the West Wing.

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White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer gives the daily press briefing for Tuesday February 7th 2017:

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President Trump Press Secretary Sean Spicer delivers the daily press briefing from the White House:

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White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer delivers the daily press briefing.  White House Press Briefings are conducted most weekdays from the James S. Brady Press Briefing Room in the West Wing.

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President Donald Trump Press Secretary Sean Spicer holds the daily press briefing from the White House  (2/1/2017):

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White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer holds Tuesday press briefing for reporters and responds to their questions on a variety of topics including acting Attorney General Sally Yates fired after refusing to enforce president Trump’s visa restrictions for 7 mid-east countries.  [Presser begins at 13:15 of video below – prompted]
https://youtu.be/kM5P9uVJBgk?t=13m15s
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The White House press briefing for Monday January 30th as delivered by Press Secretary Sean Spicer.  Presser begins at 03:40 of video below

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Moments ago White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer held the White House press briefing and took questions from the media.  Here’s the video:

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Tuesday January 24th White House Press Secretary full briefing:

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Immediate DC legacy-media ‘splodey heads because this White House doesn’t defer to Washington DC insider corporate news agencies. The Trump White House sent a clear message to DC-based major media outlets, and that set a tone of equality the tender snowflakes within corporate media just cannot accept.

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For decades the White House has deferred to newswires and major TV networks, all of whom are represented in the first row of the White House briefing room, for the first several questions at the daily briefing. However, press secretary Sean Spicer called on very different group of reporters.
He first called on the New York Post. Then, the Christian Broadcasting Network. That was followed by Univision and Fox Business. Spicer then took a question from Urban Radio Network, and then finally the Associated Press, which up until now has usually gotten the first question.
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