Donald Trump's White House is shaking up the press corps access and the AP has got into its crosshairs. It started with the Gulf of America (formerly Gulf of Mexico). Watch this episode of Newspeak for an explanation of what's happened, what this means for the press corps, and what this says about Trump's White House.
After a gunman shot up the White House Correspondents Association Dinner with President Trump and his cabinet, there seemed to be something of a truce between the media and the president. President Trump's interview on 60 Minutes shows that his honeymoon with the press is over and he's back to bashing the media just like before. In this video, I give analysis of Trump's interview with 60 Minutes Correspondent Norah O'Donnell - where the interview went south, Trump's gotcha moments, and the controversy surrounding 60 Minutes.
Shots were fired and a suspect arrested at the White House Correspondents Association (WHCA) dinner in Washington, D.C. Here's what we know so far.
The New York Times (NYT) is suing the Pentagon over its press policy that they refused to sign, meaning their journalists are not allowed press credentials to enter the Pentagon. In this video I discuss what's in the new press policy, how a judge has ruled so far and what the Pentagon has done in response.
