White House Releases Compilation of Trump Criticizing CNN
White House releases video of Trump slamming CNN as fake news amid ongoing media feud.
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The White House has released a video compilation showcasing former President Donald Trump’s sharp criticism of CNN, highlighting his ongoing feud with the media outlet. The video, released on Friday, features Trump repeatedly calling CNN ‘fake news’ and labeling its White House correspondents as ‘corrupt,’ ‘low-rated,’ and ‘fake.’ This comes as part of a broader conflict between Trump and major news networks, following his earlier decision to ban CNN, MS Now, and Politico from the White House and revoke their press credentials.
Media Access Dispute Intensifies
Although the three outlets regained access to the White House after a judge ruled Trump’s ban likely unconstitutional, Trump has since imposed further restrictions, banning CNN from accessing Air Force One or traveling with him. This has led to a boycott of coverage from the five major networks, including Fox, CBS, ABC, NBC, and CNN.
The temporary restraining order on Trump’s ban is set to expire on October 8 without an extension. The outlets are now seeking a preliminary injunction to extend their access to the White House until the case is resolved. They are also requesting to be restored to the normal television pool rotation and access to Air Force One.
Recent Developments in the Media Ban
As reported, CNN’s latest exclusion from traveling with Trump occurred on Thursday during his trip to Texas and Oklahoma. This prompted a meltdown from MS Now, which claimed they were unable to access footage from Trump’s trip without one of their own in the television pool. This incident highlights the growing tensions and potential for a broader boycott of Trump’s coverage by major media outlets.
The situation continues to evolve as the legal battle over media access unfolds, with the courts playing a central role in determining the extent of Trump’s influence over press freedoms. The outcome of this case could have significant implications for the future of media access to the executive branch.
Source: The Gateway Pundit
