Trump Ominously Discusses the Prospect of Jailing Reporters Over Leaks: ‘I Haven’t Done That…Yet’
A federal judge ordered the White House to restore access after CNN, Politico and MS NOW sued over Trump’s press restrictions.
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Trump Just Floated The Idea Of Jailing Reporters Over Leaks
Just days after Donald Trump was forced to lift his White House ban on CNN, MS NOW, and POLITICO, the president is now floating the notion of jailing reporters over leaks. On September 18, Trump announced that he was banning the trio of media outlets for "their constant 'reporting' of FAKE NEWS!" All three outlets sued, and a 14-day temporary restraining order against the ban was implemented by Trump-appointed Judge Timothy Kelly, which ordered…
POLITICS: WE WILL START ARRESTING THEM: Trump Sends CNN Final Warning! – Video
Trump Spoke about leakers and CNN reporting Fake News saying that he could do what Obama did many times, Arrest reporters who break the law. President Trump also spoke about his trip to Peterbilt plant in Texas and campaigning in Oklahoma! source Source
CNN lawyer spots parts of Trump's Time chat that could wind up in court: 'I was surprised'
An attorney for CNN said he was surprised President Donald Trump didn't seem to know what a federal judge had ordered him to do.Ted Boutros, who represents CNN in its lawsuit over the White House's restrictions on the network's reporters, told CNN anchor Erin Burnett on Thursday that an exchange in Trump's new interview with Time magazine caught him off guard.Asked whether he was ignoring an order from U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly, Trump to…
Trump Ominously Discusses the Prospect of Jailing Reporters Over Leaks: ‘I Haven’t Done That…Yet’
President Donald Trump ominously raised the prospect of jailing reporters over leaks, telling members of the press, “I haven’t done that — yet.” The president announced a ban on CNN, MS NOW, and Politico from the White House on Sept. 18, citing “their constant ‘reporting’ FAKE NEWS!” The three outlets sued, and Trump-appointed Judge Timothy Kelly subsequently issued a 14-day temporary restraining order directing the administration to restore the…
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