Escalation: Trump Bans CNN After Harp's Input
After aide Natalie Harp showed Donald Trump critical media items, including a Politico graphic and television clips, the White House barred CNN, MSNBC and Politico from access. The third outlet was variously identified as MSNBC or MS Now. The ban was in place as the week began.
CNN had been assigned as the day’s television pool, the small rotating crew that supplies video to all networks when space is tight or on the road. The other major networks refused to send a replacement, suspending pooled TV coverage. No television journalist accompanied Trump to New York for his United Nations trip, and no shared network footage came from his movements or restricted events.
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