Fox News Analyst Criticizes Pentagon for New Press Rules

Fox News analyst criticizes Pentagon for new press rules

Fox News contributor and retired Gen. Jack Keane joined Fox News anchor Bret Baier in bashing the Pentagon for attempting to establish a new press policy. ​​The Pentagon attempted to force journalists to pledge to only release information expressly authorized by the Pentagon. If journalists violate the policy or possess confidential or unauthorized information, their credentials can be revoked. So far, every major news outlet has denounced the p…

Jen Psaki: Backlash to Noem and Hegseth's outrageous demands shows the simple power of saying no

Jen Psaki on the power of saying no to Trump's overreach, citing Kristi Noem's attempt to politicize the shutdown and Pete Hegseth's new Pentagon press policy.

Fox News analyst Jack Keane on new Pentagon press policy: "They want to spoon feed information to the journalists, and that will be their story. That's not journalism."

Pentagon Press Restrictions Slammed by Retired General on Fox News: 'They Want to Spoon-Feed Information'

Jack Keane, a retired general and the former Vice Chief of Staff of the United States Army, took Pete Hegseth’s new press policy for the Pentagon to task during a Tuesday appearance on Fox News. The national security analyst spoke out against the new restrictions — which have been widely rejected by major news outlets, including Fox News, CNN, ABC, NBC and CBS — claiming on “Special Report” that this was simply a way “to spoon-feed information t…

Gen Jack Keane reacts to Pentagon's new press access policy

Retired General Jack Keane reacts to the Pentagon's new press access policy under Secretary of War Pete Hegseth during his appearance on "Special Report."

Pete Hegseth’s Pentagon Press Crackdown Gets Absolutely Walloped on Fox News by Retired General

Retired General and former Vice Chief of Staff for the U.S. Army Jack Keane was bluntly critical of the Pentagon’s new press restrictions Tuesday, telling Fox News anchor Bret Baier this was an improper attempt to “spoon-feed information” to journalists. The new policy announced by Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth sparked immediate outrage from the Pentagon Press Association as an “unprecedented message of intimidation,” including the threat of…