Trump says coverage of him is "negative, wrong and, in many cases, DANGEROUS"

President Donald Trump barred CNN, MS NOW and Politico from White House access over what he called false reporting, prompting ABC, CBS, CNN, Fox and NBC to halt shared camera coverage. The three excluded outlets sued, alleging violations of their First and Fifth Amendment rights. The administration promoted an online "Trump TV" stream of official events, and sources told RadarOnline that Trump may turn White House coverage into a reality-television production. Trump also posted an online criticism of coverage about him, as the dispute left him without the usual network pool at some appearances; at a helipad ceremony, viewers had trouble hearing him over Marine One, though he later drew cameras in New York with Mayor Zohran Mamdani. The dispute affects televised access to the president and has led to both a lawsuit and the administration's own streaming effort.