Why did Reuters Post a Livestream of Sean Spicer's House after Resignation Announcement?

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by Accuracy In Media on July 24, 2017

After the Trump administration announced the resignation of White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer, Reuters thought it was a good idea to run a live stream video feed of Spicer’s home.

WATCH LIVE: The scene outside Sean Spicer’s house following the announcement of his resignation https://t.co/2ZsikaLPnv pic.twitter.com/0tYapl6hxs

— Reuters Politics (@ReutersPolitics) July 21, 2017

Considering that there was the shooting of Republican congressmen recently, isn’t this a risky move for Spicer and his family? Why did Reuters do this?

It appears that Reuters did not do the same for the resignation of Jay Carney, one of Obama’s press secretaries.

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