Donald Trump, an ubiquitous presence on TV during the primaries and the general election, has avoided interviews in recent days. Political observers Michael Maslansky and Justin Wallin analyzed Trump's decision. "This is smart," Maslansky said, "because he is still his own worst enemy. If he went out and talked to the media, he could lose control. Right now the story is all about Hillary Clinton and the FBI, so why take attention away from that?" But Wallin argued that Trump should be doing national TV interviews. "Team Trump is terrified that he'll say something whacky, but his one advantage is that he has gotten billions of dollars worth of media coverage. He can generate news and he can't just rely on gravity to bring Hillary Clinton down."
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