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Trump Tells Reporter To Be Quiet

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MS NOW White House correspondent Akayla Gardner got the President's attention when she asked him: 'Do you only want outlets that support you to be a part of the press pool?'

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The Independent27 Sep

During a press conference outside the White House, President Donald Trump told female reporter Akayla Gardner from MS NOW to be "quiet" after she asked him about his decision to exclude certain media outlets from the press pool. He also dismissed former President Barack Obama’s suggestion that a world run by women would likely be better as “ridiculous.” This incident highlights Trump's ongoing contentious…

Trump tells female reporter to be ‘quiet’ and calls Obama’s claim that a world run by women would be better ‘ridiculous’ →2 articles from The Independent on this story
Daily Mail26 Sep

On Saturday morning, former President Donald Trump criticized a reporter from MSNBC's MS NOW for questioning his decision to ban several major news outlets from the White House press pool. Before boarding Air Force One in Washington, D.C., heading to Tennessee, Trump called out Akayla Gardner during a press briefing and accused her network of producing fake news. This incident followed Trump’s early morning posts on…

Trump blasts reporter complaining about media ban after early morning Truth Social tirade: 'Be quiet' →
The Guardian27 Sep

President Donald Trump criticized MS Now and CNN during an interview, calling MS Now "MS DNC" and telling female reporter Akayla Gardner to "be quiet" when she asked if he wanted only supportive outlets in the press pool. This incident occurred after Trump barred CNN from covering his trip to Tennessee on Air Force One, escalating tensions with the press corps. A federal judge had previously reinstated access for…

Trump tells female MS Now reporter to ‘be quiet’ amid questions on press pool ban →

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Trump tells female reporter to be ‘quiet’ and slams Obama’s claim that a world run by women would be better as ‘ridiculous’ The Independent

Trump blasts reporter complaining about media ban after early morning Truth Social tirade: 'Be quiet' Daily Mail

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  1. 26 Sep

    MS NOW White House correspondent Akayla Gardner got the President's attention when she asked him: 'Do you only want outlets that support you to be a part of the press pool?'

    3 outlets · Daily Mail

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