Is heavily discussed the administration’s decision that exclude some of the media from the informal meetings that the White House holds periodically with journalists, among the victims of the block there are The New York Times, the Los Angeles Times, CNN and Politico. The Associated Press has announced through its Director for Communication with Media, Lauren Easton, that will no longer participate in the meetings, although not part of the blacklist, because the Agency believes that “the public Should Have as much access to the president as possible. ” the blockade by President Trump, which is in open war with the media, has aroused also the indignation of the media that have a more conservative extraction as Fox News, its President Jeff Mason said that Fox “strongly protesting” against the measure.
