Trump drops 4-word prediction on what comes next with press ban
The outlets seek a preliminary injunction after Trump barred them from White House grounds, saying the move violates their First Amendment and due process rights.
- On Friday, President Donald Trump banned CNN, MS NOW, and Politico from White House grounds, citing what he called their "fake news" reporting.
- Trump characterized the outlets as "Third Rate Clowns" who defile the Oval Office, claiming their reporting violates "National Security" and constitutes a "THREAT TO DEMOCRACY."
- On Monday, the targeted outlets sued Trump, Susie Wiles, White House Communications Director Steven Cheung, and Secret Service Director Sean Curran; ABC, CBS, Fox News, and NBC joined by withdrawing from press pool duties.
- District Judge Timothy Kelly ordered the Trump administration to respond by Tuesday and scheduled an initial court hearing for Wednesday afternoon regarding the requested preliminary injunction.
- Despite his animosity toward mainstream media, Trump relies on traditional press coverage more than he acknowledges; his Trump TV platform reaches only 10,000 viewers and cannot replicate that leverage.
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Ex-insider reveals where Trump's press ban hurts him the most: 'He is still embarrassed'
President Donald Trump's move to ban press outlets from the White House is already blowing up in his face due to press solidarity, former Trump administration Homeland Security aide Miles Taylor told MS NOW's Nicolle Wallace on Tuesday.Trump, said Taylor, is a "Cat 5 hurricane against the First Amendment of the United States," and Trump has also managed to beat down the members of Congress who in earlier eras would have been outraged, like when …
Trump's Press Ban Has Even Lost Toady Joe Kernen
In an uncomfortable role for him, CNBC's Joe Kernen pressed Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent to defend Trump's press ban on CNN, MS NOW, and Politico because even this reliable Trump supporter was taken aback by the latest attack on the First Amendment. "One of the things that sets the United States apart, I think, is that our leaders have to answer difficult questions, sometimes even hostile questions, and we see the alternative,Kernen said. "H…
U.S. President Donald Trump's Special Envoy, Richard Grennell, noted the death of American journalism, calling modern media an ordinary biased business. U.S. President's Special Envoy for Special Assignments, Richard Grennell, expressed his view of the death of American journalism, transmitting to RIA News. "The problem is that journalism is dead. Americans view the media as a business no longer fair and impartial," said politician. Grenell call…
American journalism is dead; the country’s media has ceased to be impartial and objective; it is now just a business. This was the statement of the US President’s envoy Richard Grenell. “The problem is that journalism is dead. Americans view the media as commercial enterprises – they no longer provide objective and impartial reporting. So treat them as the private businesses that they are,” Grenell wrote in X, commenting on the denial of access …
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