TV networks to resume coverage of Trump events, CNN says
The five-network pool returned after a federal judge restored access to CNN, MS NOW and Politico, ending several days without shared presidential footage.
- On Friday, CNN and CBS resumed White House press coverage after a federal judge ordered the administration to immediately restore access, overturning a ban President Donald Trump imposed last week over coverage he labeled false or negative.
- A federal judge reinstated access midday on Thursday, deeming the administration's ban on the news organizations likely unconstitutional, ending the restriction Trump had enforced from the complex.
- The White House television press pool had refused to operate in solidarity with CNN, resulting in no coverage of Chinese President Xi Jinping's visit to Washington until the ban lifted.
- CNN reporter Kristen Holmes confirmed the network will cover President Trump's Friday tour of the National Archives alongside Xi Jinping, with CBS providing the pool camera for the event.
- The First Amendment case continues to wind through U.S. courts despite the immediate restoration of access, as networks ABC, FOX News, and NBC, alongside CNN and CBS, share responsibility for rotating pool footage.
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What Did Trump Say to MS NOW’s Akayla Gardner?
President Donald Trump spoke with reporters on Saturday as he left for Tennessee to attend a college football game. MS NOW White House reporter Akayla Gardner later described a short exchange from that departure. According to Mediaite, Trump revealed that “loves an open, free press,” but he shut down a reporter moments later. Gardner said she asked whether Trump only wanted supportive outlets in the press pool. LindellTV and Real America’s Voic…
“Quiet!” – Trump Nukes Reporter Asking About CNN Ban * The Gateway Pundit * by Jordan Conradson
President Trump on Sunday mic-dropped a reporter attacking him for reshaping the White House Press Pool by excluding far-left, rabidly anti-Trump CNN, MS Now, and Politico, telling her to be quiet while tearing into the outlets.
U.S. President Donald Trump told a journalist to "shut up," after she asked him if he wanted to be accompanied in travel only by the publications that support him. A day after the White House banned CNN from travelling on board the Air Force One aircraft to ensure the televised transmission of the President's trip...
Trump asked a female reporter to be quiet when asked about press freedom at the White House.
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