Hillary Clinton will meet with the media and answer questions if she wins the presidential election, her press secretary said Friday.
During an interview on ABC News' "Powerhouse Politics" podcast, Brian Fallon said, "Hillary Clinton will hold press conferences. But the frequency of them is something that would just play out as time went on."
Clinton, the Democratic nominee for president, has not held a press conference in 272 days, for which she has been heavily criticized. Fallon said she will have one "soon," adding that the media following the Clinton campaign will travel with the candidate on her plane as she travels the country.
"The amount of interaction can only go up," Fallon told ABC. "We are very respectful of the press and the job that they have to do. We have done a lot of interviews, but I know that no matter how many questions we answer in a variety of formats, it is the press' job to always demand more access. We respect that and so we're going to seek further ways to accommodate that in the remaining months of the campaign."
On Friday, the FBI made public its final report regarding Clinton's use of a private email server when she was secretary of state.