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MS NOW and CNN says they have been granted access to White House
- On Friday, major networks plan to resume White House video pool coverage of President Donald Trump, with the network video pool appearing back in operation though the situation "remains fluid."
- The three-day ban on CNN and other outlets prompted solidarity from major media organizations, as the other four outlets declined to participate in the video pool until CNN was reinstated.
- Brian Stelter, the CNN media analyst, reported major networks plan to resume pool coverage today, with CBS listed for White House pool assignment and CNN assigned to cover an event at the National Archives.
- CNN has a pool assignment at the National Archives with President Donald Trump and Chinese leader Jinping, with the White House approving the network's credentials after a judge temporarily struck down the ban.
- Following the three-day suspension, networks intend to resume coverage of Trump's events today though the situation "remains fluid." The pool rotation follows alphabetical order as networks move forward with scheduled assignments.
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Irish NewsWhite House TV pool appears to be back in operation, but situation ‘fluid’
The US network video pool for the White House appeared to be back in operation on Friday, although the situation “remains fluid”, according to the media analyst for CNN, one of three outlets that were banned for three days.
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