Teacher:In this task, you are given a text of many news articles seperated by special token "|||||". Your task is to summarize them.
Teacher: Now, understand the problem? Solve this instance: It's Take Your Child To Work Day and the White House is maybe the only workplace that wouldn't be cuter if it was Take Your Dog To Work Day. 
  
 Case in point: today's "press briefing" for kids held by Sean Spicer. 
  
 Kids filled the seats typically occupied by reporters and Sean Spicer came out to address them. 
  
 A kid named Max came with a hard hitting question about Trump's NAFTA renegotiations with all the confidence of a kid whose parent prepped them on the car ride over. 
  
 Spicer dutifully answered, giving a brief explanation of NAFTA and adding that President Trump wants to make a better deal for more fair trade. 
  
 NBCNews: RT NBCPolitics: Watch: Sean Spicer talks about NAFTA during a “press briefing” with kids on Take Our Daug… https://t.co/KTtfCX8Nz6 — Maximiliano Valdes (@maxvaldes) April 27, 2017 
  
 Max shows off some knowledge of NAFTA when questioned by Spicer, so it's safe to say there's a parent beaming in the background somewhere. 
  
 RIGHT NOW: Spicer briefing WH/press children on Take Your Daughters & Sons to Work Day. Next stop: bowling. pic.twitter.com/HVbE5Ibhyx — Peter Alexander (@PeterAlexander) April 27, 2017 
  
 So White House correspondent's children have had their daily serving of trade policy fulfilled, which means there's still time for a little fun in their day: bowling in the White House bowling alley. ||||| It's Take Your Kid to the White House Day 
  
 White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer answers questions from the children of White House staffers and reporters on April 27, 2017. (Photo: Gregory Korte, USA TODAY) 
  
 Trump spokesman Sean Spicer stood at the podium in the White House briefing room on Thursday, fielding questions as usual. 
  
 But on this particular day, his audience was a bit younger than the typical correspondent, because it was Take Our Daughters and Sons to Work Day. (We couldn't help but be reminded of that recent Daily Show mashup featuring Spicer and kindergarteners). 
  
 Among those watching from the sidelines: White House chief of staff Reince Priebus. 
  
 White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer answers questions from the children of reporters and White House staffers while White House chief of staff Reince Priebus looks on. (Photo: Gregory Korte, USA TODAY) 
  
 The children of reporters and staffers alike got to ask the White House press secretary questions, briefing style, before heading to the basement for some bowling. 
  
 Contributing: Gregory Korte 
  
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Student:
Sean Spicer has been accused of talking to reporters like they're children during his daily press briefings. On Thursday, they actually were children. USA Today reports the chairs usually filled by reporters were instead being used by the children of reporters and White House staff for Take Your Child to Work Day. The kids were given the chance to ask questions of the press secretary, and a boy named Max took the opportunity to press Spicer on President Trump's NAFTA renegotiation, according to Mashable. Spicer told Max that Trump wants to get a better deal to make things more fair. Once the kids were done pretending to care about international trade, they got to go bowling in the White House bowling alley.