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Calls for Podcast Influencers in White House Briefing Room Amid Press Freedom Controversy

Fox News host Will Cain and Donald Trump Jr. advocate for podcasters in the White House press room while opposing a new press freedom bill.

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Updated: Nov 27th, 2024, 2:40 PM ET

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Fox News’ Will Cain suggested that popular podcasters, including Joe Rogan, should have access to the White House briefing room, claiming they have 'earned' it. Donald Trump Jr. echoed this sentiment, advocating for more independent reporters and criticizing mainstream media's bias. This discussion arises alongside Trump’s opposition to proposed legislation aimed at enhancing press freedom, the PRESS Act, which seeks to protect journalists from federal investigation. The momentum for the bill’s passage raises concerns as Trump warns against its approval, potentially curtailing press liberties.

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