Trump White House Removes WSJ From Scotland Trip Press Pool over Epstein Report

White House faces backlash after booting The Wall Street Journal from Scotland media coverage plans

WASHINGTON — The White House is facing backlash from press groups after booting The Wall Street Journal from a cohort of media outlets set to cover President Donald Trump's upcoming trip to Scotland."This attempt by the White House to punish a media outlet whose coverage it does not like is deeply troubling, and it defies the First Amendment," said Weijia Jiang, the president of the White House Correspondents' Association, in a statement.

Morning Joe Taunts Scaredy-Cat Trump for Ghosting After Epstein Letter

Hosts of MSNBC’s flagship morning show have eviscerated Donald Trump for burrowing himself away from reporters after throwing a spectacular tantrum over new revelations about his relationship with perhaps the most notorious sex trafficker in U.S. history. “For all of the criticisms one can level at President Trump, he’s extremely accessible to the press,” Morning Joe co-host Jonathan Lemire said Tuesday. “He is—but he has not taken a single ques…

White House removes news outlet from Scotland press pool over Epstein claim

THE Wall Street Journal is being removed from the press pool covering the US president’s weekend trip to Scotland

Donald Trump to give press conference for first time since Epstein bombshell - The Mirror

The US President is expected to take questions from reporters for the first time since the Wall Street Journal published claims about a letter to mark Epstein's 50th birthday - which Trump says is fake

Wall Street Journal barred from covering Trump's Scotland visit after Epstein letter report

In the wake of the publication’s article on an alleged letter sent by Trump to Epstein, Trump announced that he would be pursuing legal action against the outlet.

So, Where Is the “Bawdy” Trump-Epstein Letter, Anyway?

There is a missing piece at the center of the president’s legal claims against The Wall Street Journal—and sooner or later, someone may have to produce it.