Natalie Harp, the human printer, bunny boiler, and Trump’s binky showed the Toddler in Chief a clip of MS NOW bashing his administration moments before Trump banned MS NOW, CNN, and Politico, according to a Sunday report from The Wall Street Journal.
On Monday, all three news networks filed suit against the (mis)administration “to protect our First Amendment rights and defend the principle that the government does not decide what the press reports or publishes.” The three networks released the following joint statement:
“This ban could not be a more direct assault on the First Amendment nor a more blatant violation of our most fundamental constitutional principles,” the lawsuit says, arguing that the ban has already “severely impeded the ability of” the three outlets to cover Trump and his administration.
“Presidents from the earliest days of the Republic have disagreed with and complained about the tenor and content of press coverage of their administrations,” notes the civil complaint, be filed in U.S. District Court in Washington.
But “the Constitution protects the liberty and property interests that news organizations and White House reporters have in their press credentials and the access those credentials afford them to cover the White House for the benefit of the public,” the suit says.
“No official can deprive Plaintiffs of those interests on a whim — with no notice, no process, and no warning — as the President did here.”
When asked for comment, some iass kisser in his (mis)administration directed NBC to Trump’s shithole, ‘Truth’ Social:
Trump Cannot Handle the Truth:
In a show of solidarity, numerous news networks have banned together, including Fox ‘News,’ and will not cover the toddler today, no TV for Donnie.
White House TV pool won’t cover Trump after press ban: CNN
- The White House television press pool that covers events by President Donald Trump on a rotating basis will stop covering those events because of the White House’s ban of CNN from acting as a member of that pool, CNN reported.
- CNN was barred from covering Trump as the designated TV pooler when the president is visiting New York for the United Nations General Assembly.
- In addition to CNN, the other members of the White House TV pool are NBC, ABC, CBS and Fox.