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First reported by Time (Lean left); 4 outlets over 42h.
Time · +30h The Hill · +31h NBC News · +42h The Guardian US
Network was listed as primary TV pool covering Thursday’s presidential activities but then was abruptly removed For a second time in a week, the White House has unilaterally removed CNN from its assignment as the primary television pool representative covering Donald Trump.
Read at theguardian.com →CNN was previously scheduled to fly on Air Force One and also provide on-the-ground coverage of Trump’s trip.
Read at nbcnews.com →Amid ongoing uncertainty over CNN’s access, two people familiar with the situation tell TIME that coverage will be decided on a day-by-day basis moving forward.
Read at time.com →The White House plans to keep CNN journalists from carrying out the network’s previously scheduled duty providing television pool coverage of President Trump on Thursday, a source familiar with the situation confirmed to The Hill.
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