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Blanche claims Trump ‘hasn’t denied access’ to White House reporters
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AG Todd Blanche said Sept. 27, 2026, that President Trump 'hasn't denied access' after CNN, Politico and MS NOW reporters were barred and had passes confiscated, The Hill reported.
ABC News’ Martha Raddatz interviews Attorney General Todd Blanche on “This Week.”
"There's still obviously litigation going on, but the important thing, Martha, is to know that ... being in the White House is a privilege. It's not a right,” Blanche says