A federal appeals court has endorsed a judge’s order restoring a White House press pass to a reporter who wound up in a verbal altercation with one of President Trump’s most loyal and outspoken supporters in the Rose Garden last year
A federal appeals court has endorsed a judge’s order restoring a White House press pass to a reporter who wound up in a verbal altercation with one of President Donald Trump’s most loyal and outspoken supporters in the Rose Garden last year.
“Raising the specter of the absurd, the White House argues that it cannot be the case that ‘the Press Secretary would be powerless to take action even were a reporter to “moon” the President, shout racial epithets at a foreign dignitary, or sexually harass another member of the press corps,'” Tatel.
As the event concluded, some invitees taunted members of the media who were on hand. Karem responded loudly: “This is a group of people who are eager for demonic possession.”Karem eventually invited Gorka to go “outside,” something the White House said amounted to proposing a fight.
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