The former White House press secretary said the president takes large file boxes of reading material while traveling.
Speaking in an interview with Fox News' Steve Hilton on Sunday, Sanders said:"I've watched this process play out so many times, sat in hundreds of meetings with the president, and the idea that he can only take in one or two bullets is absurd. I've watched him consume massive amount of information, process it quickly and make decisions."
Anonymous had suggested that the president's attention span was so short that aides were instructed to whittle their information down to a single point and repeat it often to get the president's attention. "Come in with one main point and repeat it over and over again, even if the president inevitably goes off on tangents, until he gets it. Just keep steering the subject back to it. ONE point. Just that one point. Because you cannot focus the commander in chief's attention on more than one goddamned thing over the course of a meeting, okay?" the anonymous author wrote.
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