白宫记者会:
Q And can I ask sort of a logistical question?
MS. PSAKI: Sure.
Q You know, the Chinese got out a readout of the call fairly quickly.
MS. PSAKI: Before it was even done. (Laughter.)
Q It was, I think, three and a half, maybe four hours before —
MS. PSAKI: Remarkable.
Q — before your readout was out. Should we read anything into the time that it took to get your side of the story out?
MS. PSAKI: So, it was a lengthy call, as you all know. A two-hour call is, of course, a lengthy call, even with translation. And what typically happens — and this time, it was a little longer than typical — but is — there’s a — you know, a meeting to discuss what happened during the meeting and assess what kind of information we can provide publicly.
Obviously, we want to do as much as that as possible to all of you, but we also want to ensure we’re protecting the diplomatic channels and conversation. So it was an effort to do exactly that.