News organizations refuse to broadcast presidential events in solidarity with CNN
By ABC News
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The three news outlets banned from the White House by President Trump on Monday filed a First Amendment lawsuit to restore their access, according to a joint statement published by CNN, MS NOW and Politico. The outlets have also filed for a temporary restraining order to restore their reporters' credentials. ABC News' Karen Travers breaks down how the ban is impacting the White House press pool. https://abcnews.link/jiD8axc
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