
Four major American television channels (ABC, CBS, Fox News and NBC) will resume their pool coverage of events with US President Donald Trump on Sunday after being suspended due to a dispute over CNN and MSNBC's access to the White House, the New York Times reports, citing sources.
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Following the Trump administration's decision to restrict CNN and MSNBC's access to the White House, several television networks suspended the pool, accusing the administration of violating the First Amendment to freedom of speech.
Major US broadcasters will resume coverage of events involving US President Donald Trump on Sunday.
A number of television broadcasters accused the administration of violating the First Amendment to the US Constitution on freedom of speech and announced a refusal to cover events with the participation of Trump after the decision to block CNN and MS NOW access to the White House.
Four television channels (ABC, CBS, Fox News and NBC) will again serve as a pool, and the participation of CNN, which Trump has boycotted, will be resolved separately.
NEW YORK, September 27 - RIA Novosti. Major American television broadcasters will resume coverage of events involving US President Donald Trump on Sunday, the New York Times writes, citing sources.
A number of television broadcasters, after Trump’s decision to close the access of CNN, MS NOW (formerly MSNBC) to the White House, accused the administration of violating the First Amendment to the US Constitution on freedom of speech and announced a refusal to cover events with the participation of Trump, including the Fox News channel loyal to him, as well as ABC, CBS and NBC television channels. Trump coverage ABC, CBS, CNN, Fox News and NBC have suspended their television pool.
"Major television networks intend to resume collective television coverage of President Trump on Sunday," the newspaper said.
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The issue of CNN's participation in the pool will be resolved separately in the coming days
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