MS Now Reporter, Photographer Denied White House Entry
A reporter and photographer from MS Now were denied entry to the White House on Saturday, following President Donald Trump's remarks about restricting access for media organizations he accused of publishing "fake news."
Corpus Christi, TX, September 19, 2026 —
A reporter and photographer representing MS Now were denied access to the White House on Saturday.
The incident occurred following remarks made by President Donald Trump concerning the restriction of access for media organizations which he has accused of publishing “fake news.” Specific details regarding the exact nature of the MS Now reporter and photographer’s intended coverage on Saturday were not immediately available.
The specific criteria or events that led to the denial of entry for this particular instance were not detailed. The White House has not provided further elaboration on the operational changes or specific policies that resulted in MS Now personnel being turned away.
President Trump’s comments regarding “fake news” have been a recurring theme in his administration’s relationship with certain media outlets. These remarks have often preceded actions or statements that alter media access or engagement.
The circumstances surrounding Saturday’s denial of entry are part of a broader pattern of evolving interactions between the White House and the press corps, particularly concerning outlets perceived by the administration as critical or inaccurate in their reporting.
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