In a press briefing this week, White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer told reporters to expect a “heavy administration presence” at tomorrow's March for Life in Washington, DC.

The Daily Caller is reporting on an exchange between Spicer and a reporter about the upcoming March.

“I know Kellyanne [Conway] is going to attend the event,” Spicer said. “I think we’re stilling working through the details, but we’ll have further information about the President’s potential participation in that.”

He added: “I think it’s no secret the President has campaigned as a pro-life president it’s something that’s very important to him, as evidenced from that Mexico City Policy reinstatement that he issued yesterday,” he continued. “We’ll obviously have heavy administration presence there. . . .This administration and the president are going to do what they can to fight for life.”

Spicer did not confirm the extent of the president’s participation, but suggested that it could be “a greeting of some sort or a call,” similar to what President George W. Bush did in the past.

There is a good chance that tomorrow's March may get a bit more attention from the media who has been repeatedly shamed all week for their massive coverage of last Saturday’s pro-abortion Women’s March while consistently ignoring the even larger March for Life which happens every year around the anniversary of Roe v. Wade.

However, the extent of the coverage remains to be seen.