The last time Hillary Clinton held a true press conference — in which multiple members of the media are permitted to ask unvetted questions and the candidate is expected to answer on the spot — was Dec. 5, 2015. In the 272 days since (find a live tally down to a tenth of a minute here, courtesy of The Washington Post), Clinton has stuck to strictly controlled press interactions like one-on-one interviews.
All that is about to change come Monday, as the Clinton camp announced Thursday their candidate will begin flying on a larger plane with room for media to tag along. The bigger aircraft will replace Clinton's personal jet and will also make space for additional staff plus Secret Service agents.
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