White House TV Pool Says It Won't Cover Trump After Press Ban, CNN Reports
CNN, MS NOW and Politico say they are suing to overturn Trump's ban of the three outlets from the White House, according to CNBC.
The White House television pool will not cover President Trump following his ban of certain media outlets, according to CNN, as reported by CNBC.
CNBC reported that CNN, MS NOW and Politico said they are suing the Trump administration to overturn a new ban excluding the three outlets from the White House.
CNBC's report did not include a response from the White House on the pool's decision or the pending litigation.
Sources
- White House TV pool won't cover Trump after press ban: CNN — CNBC — Top News
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