Breitbart's D.C. deployment

Why it matters: Breitbart is emblematic of the reordering of media swat that'll accompany President-elect Trump's inauguration 13 days from now.

Alex Marlow, Breitbart editor-in-chief, told Axios: "While a lot of newsrooms are retooling, treating reporters and editors like offseason sports free agency, we're ... promoting our top talent we've been developing."

What's new: Political reporter Nick Gilbertson will become White House correspondent, attending daily briefings.

• Boyle says you'll see him in D.C. more after four years in Florida.
• Joel Pollak, senior editor-at-large, will be less in California and more in D.C.

What they're saying: "The establishment media has completely and totally misunderstood the success of Donald Trump not once but twice now," Boyle said. "Now that this America First movement is entering a new level of maturity and professionalism, our crew here at Breitbart is doubling down on the hunt for major news stories that everyone else keeps missing."