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BackWhite House bars CNN reporters from Trump's Air Force One trip to Tennessee
White House bars CNN reporters from Trump's Air Force One trip to Tennessee
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White House bars CNN reporters from Trump's Air Force One trip to Tennessee

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The White House has banned CNN reporters from flying with Donald Trump on Air Force One for his trip to Tennessee, despite a court order restoring CNN's access to the White House after previous bans on the network and other outlets.

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A judge previously ordered the restoration of CNN's access to the White House after Trump banned the network, along with MSNBC and Politico, from covering his daily activities.

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The White House has banned CNN reporters from flying with Donald Trump on Air Force One for his trip to Tennessee on Saturday, according to a new report.

Despite a judge’s order restoring CNN’s access to the White House after Trump banned the network, along with MSNBC and Politico, from covering his daily activities, reporters are still being denied entry to certain events.

In the latest roadblock, CNN was barred from Air Force One for Trump’s upcoming trip to Knoxville, two people familiar with the matter told The Washington Post.

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  • Why was CNN specifically barred from Air Force One for this trip?
  • Will the ban on CNN reporters extend to other events or trips?
  • What legal basis does the White House have for denying CNN access despite the court order?

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