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    9 nov

    Thank you, America, for trusting CNN when it matters most. 🍎

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  2. 3 ore fa

    Thank you to . Here’s their amicus brief filed in support of and CNN:

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  3. 21 ore fa

    Thank you : “We commend CNN for not allowing the Trump administration to intimidate them by threatening the very rights on which our nation was founded, and which ensure the preservation of a strong democratic society.” Full statement:

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    14 nov

    We stand with CNN in believing that Jim Acosta should have his White House pass reinstated. We hope this is resolved swiftly.

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  8. 14 nov
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  11. 14 nov

    Fox News will file an amicus brief in support of and CNN. Thank you ! Statement from Jay Wallace below:

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  12. 14 nov

    Congrats to CNN White House Correspondent on being featured in Media List!

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    14 nov

    New story up: Trump and 's changing stories on could really hurt them in the CNN lawsuit. "I can’t think of anything that is likely to lead to a victory for the White House,” famed First Amendment lawyer Floyd Abrams said.

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    14 nov

    Reporters Without Borders supports in its lawsuit against the President of the United States for revoking WH press badge in clear violation of the First Amendment. Journalists must not be denied access because those in power don’t want to answer their questions.

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    14 nov

    New statement from WashPost CEO Fred Ryan: "We support CNN in its effort to restore the press credentials of its White House reporter. It is a journalist's role to ask hard questions, hold the powerful to account and provide readers with as much information as possible."

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    13 nov

    Votes are still being counted and CNN will have full results and analysis of an election that is a much bigger shift in power than we knew a week ago. Special coverage starts at 8pm ET on CNN.

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  17. 13 nov

    Ted Olson, attorney for CNN and : "The First Amendment is absolutely necessary. It is the public's window into what public officials are doing. Journalists cannot be silenced, censored or intimidated. That's the end of the line. The White House cannot get away with this."

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    13 nov

    " may have been an irritant to the president - but he was hardly a danger to him. So I think CNN's got a very good case. I think this will be resolved quickly. I don't expect a jury trial. I think it will either be settled or CNN will prevail on motion." - on FBN

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  19. 13 nov

    Statement from the : "It is un-American and unlawful for the president to expel a reporter from the WH briefing room for doing his job. It shouldn’t take a lawsuit from CNN to remind the president of the First Amendment. The WH should reverse its decision immediately.”

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  20. 13 nov

    George Freeman, Executive Director of the weighs in: "CNN has a very strong case." Full statement:

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  21. 13 nov

    Attorney for CNN and , , breaks down the wrongful revocation of credentials and how it violates CNN and Acosta’s First Amendment rights of freedom of the press, and their Fifth Amendment rights to due process.

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