ReportageLes badges de presse sont de retour. Pas la place de CNN à bord d’Air Force One.Rédigé 27 septembre 2026 à 08:30 UTCRegarderTranscription0:11On September 23rd, we reported CNN barred.0:14Now it has a pass, not its flight slot.0:17CNN, MS Now, and Politico regained White House credentials under a temporary court0:22order.0:23Shared television coverage resumed, yet journalists described further exclusions and0:27CNN lost its scheduled place aboard Air Force One.0:30How far does the restored access actually reach?0:32Judge Timothy J.0:33Kelly ordered the three outlets' hard pass access restored for 14 days.0:37That changed the position we reported on September 23rd.0:40The outlets had sued, but their request to return was still before the court.0:44The administration had barred them from the White House on September 18th and0:47deactivated reporters' passes.0:50They filed suit on September 21st in federal district court in Washington, alleging0:55retaliation and viewpoint discrimination under the First Amendment, and a lack of0:59notice or an opportunity to contest the revocations under Fifth Amendment due1:03process.1:04The government argued that the outlets' reporting posed a national security threat.1:08Those were the party's positions.1:10not established findings about the reporting.1:12Kelly found the outlets likely to succeed on their due process challenge to the past1:16revocations.1:17He did not decide the First Amendment claim.1:19His assessment of the security justification addressed the support offered in this1:23case.1:24It did not rule out a restriction backed by a substantiated security concern.1:28This was temporary relief, not a final judgment.1:31A restored credential did not immediately get CNN reporter Betsy Klein through the1:35gate.1:35She was admitted at about 12.30 Thursday afternoon, roughly 11 hours after the1:40overnight order.1:41The administration had represented to the court that her badge was activated at 9.071:45that morning.1:46Klein was turned away three times after that stated activation time.1:50Activation and admission were plainly not the same event.1:53The gap extended beyond the gate.1:55At Thursday's state dinner coverage, CNN and MS Now journalists described reporters2:00being denied entry.2:01CNN's photojournalist and audio technician were admitted, while its reporter Kristen2:06Holmes and a producer were excluded, despite CNN having submitted their names.2:10Journalists from Chinese state-controlled media were admitted.2:13Some affected reporters were partly readmitted later.2:16That does not establish that every journalist received every requested role.2:20A pass that opens the grounds does not necessarily put a reporter in the room to2:23describe an event or ask a question.2:25During the restricted access period, White House correspondent Emily Fang said she2:29had not attended a regularly scheduled briefing on her beat.2:32Her experience does not establish a blanket briefing ban on her newsroom.2:36The legal distinction matters.2:38Kelly's order addressed credentials and access to White House grounds.2:41It did not directly assign seats on Air Force One or settle every role at a2:45presidential event.2:46A later flight exclusion cannot be called a violation of that order without a2:50further determination addressing the assignment.2:52Four other providers in the network television video pool had declined to2:55participate after the three outlets were barred.2:58That halted the usual shared images available to broadcasters.3:01Some newsrooms also avoided pool audio and footage.3:04Major networks sought written assurances that CNN would have equal access without3:08government interference.3:10On Friday, September 25th, the pool resumed shooting and distributing White House3:14footage.3:14That restored a shared feed from White House coverage.3:17It did not establish that the requested written assurance had been supplied or that3:21individual access disputes were over.3:23Then Friday Night Travel Guidance dropped CNN from its scheduled rotating TV pool3:28place on President Trump's Saturday trip to Knoxville, Tennessee.3:31Early guidance named no replacement.3:33Later guidance identified Real America's Voice News, which accompanied him instead.3:37Those were successive versions of the schedule, not competing accounts of who went.3:41A Saturday morning written pool report said there was no TV pool for the travel.3:45The replacement outlets said it would share feeds, but delivery of live video3:49equivalent to the ordinary shared pool was not established.3:52Another account said it could not supply live video to other broadcasters.3:55Without the ordinary TV pool, broadcasters could not rely on the established shared3:59coverage arrangement for that trip.4:01As Trump departed on Saturday, MS Now correspondent Akila Gardner challenged him4:06about whether he wanted only supportive outlets in the press pool and asked whether4:10he wanted tough questions.4:11He told her to be quiet, then attacked her outlet.4:14His response did not explain how CNN's travel slot had been allocated.4:18The answer to how far access reaches is therefore limited but clear.4:22The three outlets' hard passes were restored, and Friday's shared White House video4:26resumed.4:27Reporters still described exclusions from event coverage, and CNN did not get its4:31scheduled place on Saturday's flight.4:34There is no verified restoration of that travel pool turn, no established written4:38equal access assurance, and no final court ruling resolving the wider dispute.4:42The checked material also establishes no separate post-order filing or hearing4:46deadline.Lire l’articleChronologie de l’histoireHeyDexLe format court ↗Qui a rapporté quoiPoints rapportés par plusieurs médias✓CNN’s exclusion from Trump’s Tennessee tripConfirmé de façon indépendante · 5 médias✓Federal court order restoring White House accessConfirmé de façon indépendante · 4 médias✓White House ban on the news outletsConfirmé de façon indépendante · 4 médias✓CNN and MS NOW denied state dinner accessConfirmé de façon indépendante · 3 médias✓News organizations’ First Amendment challengeConfirmé de façon indépendante · 2 médias✓CNN reporters’ restored access and badge activationConfirmé de façon indépendante · 2 médiasScope of the judge’s temporary ruling2 médiasFriday resumption of the network video pool2 médiasNews outlets’ response to the pool restrictions2 médiasRestoration of shared presidential pool coverage2 médiasPoints rapportés par un seul média14Rapporté uniquement par MS NOWLawsuit hearing before Judge Timothy Kelly23 sept., 17:47 UTCTemporary restraining order requested23 sept., 17:47 UTCGovernment’s national security rationale for the ban23 sept., 17:47 UTCDue-process argument in the lawsuit23 sept., 17:47 UTCTiming of the government’s national security rationale23 sept., 17:47 UTCRapporté uniquement par NPRChinese state media attendance at the state dinner25 sept., 11:18 UTCNetworks’ request for assurances about CNN access25 sept., 11:18 UTCRapporté uniquement par FRANCE 24 EnglishThursday event access for the three outlets25 sept., 18:52 UTCRapporté uniquement par The HillTrump’s comment about Biden during the White House tour25 sept., 20:30 UTCRapporté uniquement par The GuardianTrump’s exchange with MS NOW correspondent26 sept., 23:41 UTCGardner’s question to Trump before the Tennessee trip26 sept., 23:41 UTCRapporté uniquement par Bloomberg TelevisionChange in the press pool situation27 sept., 13:02 UTCRapporté uniquement par ABC NewsCNN’s exclusion from the presidential press pool28 sept., 12:15 UTCTrump’s proposal to eliminate the briefing room28 sept., 12:15 UTCChaque ligne est l’affirmation telle que nous l’avons relevée dans le reportage de ce média. Comparaison au 28 septembre 2026 à 18:27 UTC.
