CNN: Key moments from hearing on White House ban of CNN, MS NOW and Politico
- On Wednesday, a federal judge began weighing whether to restore White House access for CNN, MS NOW, and Politico after a 45-minute hearing challenging President Donald Trump's ban announced late last week.
- Judge Timothy Kelly noted at the outset that the White House did not appear to provide reporters appropriate due process before revoking access, as required by established court precedent.
- Attorney Ted Boutrous pushed back against the administration's national security justification, calling White House letters sent Tuesday 'post hoc' and 'pretextual,' while describing the cited articles as 'garden variety reporting.'
- Citing the 1977 Sherrill precedent, Kelly noted that press pass holders are entitled to due process before White House access revocation, a standard he applied in the Jim Acosta case.
- The news organizations are asking for immediate restoration of access while the case proceeds, with Kelly promising a ruling 'as soon as I can' regarding the lawsuit.
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Key moments from hearing on White House ban of CNN, MS NOW and Politico
A federal judge is weighing whether to restore the ability of CNN, MS NOW and Politico to access the White House, after a 45-minute hearing Wednesday in a lawsuit challenging the ban against them announced by President Donald Trump late last week.
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