Joint Response from US Press and White House's Trump TV Move

Leading US television and press organizations temporarily suspended their joint pool broadcasts in opposition to CNN being blocked from entering the White House. Upon this development, the White House brought its official live broadcasts to the forefront via social media under the name Trump TV.

Joint Decision from Media Organizations

ABC, CBS, Fox News, NBC, and CNN channels announced that they will no longer film Trump's events within the scope of the joint pool covering developments at the White House.

The underlying reason for this decision is the reaction to the CNN reporter being barred from entering the White House, emphasizing that no administration can restrict journalism.

Support Move from Print Media

Major press organizations such as the Washington Post, New York Times, and Associated Press also supported the television channels.

These organizations publicly announced that they would not broadcast footage regarding Donald Trump's United Nations events.

The White House's Response

Immediately following the joint decision and boycott step taken by the media organizations, the White House administration pursued a new strategy.

Official live broadcasts were highlighted on social media platforms under the name Trump TV and presented to the public in this manner.

Political Reactions and Past Lawsuits

Democratic senators Ed Markey and Dick Durbin also got involved in this press crisis, expressing their reactions to the decision.

Previously, the Trump administration had announced bans on institutions such as CNN, MS NOW, and Politico, and these organizations had taken the matter to federal court by filing lawsuits.