An attorney for President Trump has disputed claims that the president restricted media access to the White House, following the revocation of press passes for reporters from CNN, Politico, and MSNBC. The Secret Service reportedly confiscated credentials after the president barred these journalists from entering the executive mansion grounds. Legal representatives argue that no outright denial of access occurred, though the actions have raised concerns about press freedom. The controversy underscores ongoing tensions between the administration and certain media outlets.
Attorney General Todd Blanche on Sunday claimed that President Trump did not deny White House reporters access to the executive mansion, after the president banned CNN, Politico and MS NOW reporters from the grounds and had their passes confiscated by Secret Service. "Well, the president hasn't denied access," Blanche told host Martha Raddatz during the...
