The White House announced Monday that the newspaper ‘The Wall Street Journal’ will not have a place on the presidential trip to the golf courses that Donald Trump Scotland has after the economic newspaper published an article about the late pedophile Jeffrey Epstein.
The presidential press secretary, Karoline Leavitt, explained that the decision was Due to the “false and defamatory behavior of ‘The Wall Street Journal‘”, in reference to the recent publication of a news about Trump and Epstein.
“Neither ‘The Wall Street Journal’ nor any other means have Special access to cover President Trump in the Oval Officethe ‘Air Force One’ or its private work spaces, as confirmed by the Court of Appeals, “Leavitt argued.
“There are thirteen means diverse that will be in the ‘pool’ to cover the presidential trip to Scotland“He added.
The news was published on July 17 and it mentions a series of tone uploads that Trump referred to Epstein for his 50 cupmleas, in 2003. Among them there was a note with a drawing of a naked female figure next to Trump’s name. Trump sued the newspaper the next day by defamation “because there is no authentic letter or dubujo.”
Now the White House uses the places that are traditionally reserved for the press To prevent the presence of this medium, owned by Rupert Murdoch.
Until now these places were assigned by the White House Correspondents Association (WHA), an independent group that represents the press. However, in February Leavitt assumed control of these decisions.
In a previous encounter, the AP news agency was out of the authorized group, known as ‘Pool’, for continuing to use the term Gulf of Mexico to refer to the now renamed Trump as Gulf of America.
