MS NOW correspondent and a camera person were refused entry to the White House on Saturday, a day after President Donald Trump’s announcement that he would withdraw press credentials from three news outlets he claims provide inadequate coverage of his administration.
“The officer asked me to hand over my badge. “I asked why I was not able to get inside. “We stand firmly behind our anchors, our reporters, and our newsroom. We will continue to report on the President, the administration, and the issues that impact the American people. This action marks another constitutional test regarding the Trump administration’s approach toward media organizations. Previous judicial proceedings have addressed the question of whether executive branch officials possess the authority to limit media access contingent upon an outlet’s editorial decisions, and the Trump administration has encountered legal disputes concerning journalist access to White House facilities
He said that it was disabled,” said Akayla Gardner, the MS NOW White House correspondent. He said it was above him.
