Trump revokes the licenses of critical news agencies

The lack of access was said to be retaliation for media coverage of the Trump campaign CNN. Politically Reporters who had been granted access were disinvited – and representatives from Axios, Puck, Mother Jones, And Voice of America the certificates were refused.

Politically didn’t respond immediately AssetsPlease comment on the event.

puck Reporter Tara Palmeri planned to cover the Palm Beach event with Brian Williams as part of Amazon’s election coverage, but she was denied permission after she posted an article about “fear” in the Trump campaign.

“I know I told you I would be covering the Trump campaign party from Palm Beach, but it turns out I upset Trump’s campaign managers with my reporting and they decided to reject my credentials,” Palmeri said in the Podcast “Somebody’s Gotta Win.”

Last week, Trump campaign co-chair Chris LaCivita said in a post on Twitter/X that Palmeri was “denied permission to enter Mar-a-largo (sic) to cover election night because of her propensity to do so “To write nonsense.” Well, well.”

Trump has threatened to use the office of president to retaliate against people he considers his enemies in his second term. And earlier this month he spoke about reporters being shot, referring to the ballistic glass that surrounds him at events, saying: “I have this piece of glass here, but all we really have here are these Fake news.” And to get me, someone would have to shoot through the fake news. And that doesn’t bother me that much.”

In 2019, Trump was sued by PEN America, an organization that represents writers and literary figures, over his anti-media tirades. Several cases were cited, including a White House correspondent who was barred from a press event after Trump threatened to remove press credentials for reporters who criticized him.